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What is the quietest robot vacuum cleaner? In this article, we compare and rank the top 10 quietest vacuum cleaners based on user reviews.
| Robot vacuum cleaner | Noise emission | |
|---|---|---|
| Tikom G8000 |
|
55 dB |
| Eufy RoboVac 11s MAX |
|
55 dB |
|
ILIFE V3s Pro
|
|
55 dB |
| Eufy RoboVac G30 |
|
56 dB |
| Dreametech L10s Ultra |
|
59 dB |
| Honiture G20 |
|
65 dB |
| Dreametech D10 Plus |
|
65 dB |
|
iRobot Roomba i7+
|
|
65 dB |
| Dreametech D9 Max |
|
65 dB |
| Dreametech L10 Pro |
|
65 dB |
When we test robot vacuum cleaners we test the noise level for each robot in three suction modes: Quiet mode, Standard mode, and Max mode.
Our tests show, in general, that there is a big difference between the noise level in Standard mode compared to Max mode. However the noise level does not vary that much between Quiet mode and Standard mode.
According to our test, the quietest robot vacuum cleaner in Quiet mode is the Roborock S8 with a maximum noise level of 59.1 dB. These are the 3 quietest robot vacuum cleaners in Quiet mode:
| Robot vacuum cleaner | Noise level | |
|---|---|---|
|
Roborock S8
|
|
59.1 dB |
| Roborock S8 Pro Ultra |
|
59.1 dB |
| Ecovacs Deebot X1 OMNI |
|
62.4 dB |
The quietest robot vacuum cleaner in Max mode is the Ecovacs Deebot X1 Turbo, with a noise level of 66.2 dB.
In general, robot vacuum cleaners with a high suction power tend to be noisier than models with a lower suction power.
The following chart shows how the noise level is distributed in Quiet mode across the robot vacuum cleaners we have tested:
The following chart shows the distribution in noise level in Standard mode across the robot vacuum cleaners:
This chart shows the noise level in Max mode across the robot vacuum cleaners:
You can learn more about how we measure the noise level for robot vacuum cleaners here and can find the best overall robot vacuum cleaners in our test here.
The noise emission for robot vacuum cleaners is measured in decibels (dB).
It varies from 55 dB to 76 dB, dependng on the model. Keep in mind that the specified noise emission level usually refers the robot’s quietest operating mode. So, it will be higher if you use a more powerful suction mode.
This chart compares the noise emission levels of the robot vacuum cleaners in our comparison:
