Dyson’s first robot that vacuums and mops: self-cleaning roller, green-light stain detection, bagless dock. We break down the published specs and the price gap between Dyson and Amazon.
Blueair 211i Max vs 311i Max vs 511i Max compared on Blueair’s own stated coverage, noise and prices. The numbering runs backwards, and the priciest model is the cheapest per square foot.
Roomba Plus 405 vs 415 vs 415X, decoded. Three near-identical names, $399.99 to $799.99, and three suction claims that do not compare.
Winix 5510 vs 5530 vs 5520: same $179.99, same AHAM 392 sq ft, same coverage claims. What actually differs, and which 5500-2 successor to buy.
Roborock Qrevo Edge 3 Pro at $1,499.99: 36,000 Pa, 14 N mop pressure, 212F dock wash. Spec-by-spec against the $1,099.99 Qrevo Edge 2.
Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro review: 20,000 Pa suction, FlexiArm edge mopping to 1.85mm, a dock that washes at 149F, and the 2.4GHz-only Wi-Fi footnote to check before you buy at $549.99.
Ninja SLUSHi Twist (FS701BL) review: what Dual SlushAssist and the two-vessel design change versus the original SLUSHi, the specs Ninja does not publish, and who should skip it at $399.99.
The Ninja Crispi Microwave (MW101) puts a 1700W, 450F air fryer inside a flatbed microwave for $449.99. What Ninja states, and who should skip it.
Ninja Crispi Pro (AS101CY) at $299.95: 6-qt and 2.5-qt glass, 1800W, 6-in-1. What it adds over the original Crispi, and who should skip it.
The Narwal Freo 20 claims 31,000Pa and the FlowWash track mop at $899.99 – the Flow 2’s headline specs for $600 less. Specs, caveats and who should skip.