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Want to know which robot vacuum cleaner can climb over the highest doorsteps? Keep reading to find out.
| Robot vacuum cleaner | Threshold height | |
|---|---|---|
|
Ecovacs Deebot X2 OMNI
|
|
0.87 cm |
| Roborock S7 |
|
0.79 cm |
| Laresar L6 Pro |
|
0.79 cm |
|
Roborock S8
|
|
0.79 cm |
| Dreametech D10 Plus |
|
0.79 cm |
|
Dreame L20 Ultra
|
|
0.79 cm |
| Roborock S8 Pro Ultra |
|
0.79 cm |
| Roborock Q7 Max+ |
|
0.79 cm |
| Dreametech L10s Ultra |
|
0.79 cm |
| Ecovacs Deebot T10 Plus |
|
0.79 cm |
The threshold height for a robot vacuum cleaner refers to the maximum height that the device is able to cross over without getting stuck. This is one of the main features to consider because it determines which surfaces the robot vacuum can effectively clean. A higher threshold height allows the vacuum to easily navigate obstacles such as door thresholds and high pile carpets, while a lower threshold height limits its ability to maneuver these surfaces.
This chart shows the distribution in the threshold heights across robot vacuum cleaners:
Most robot vacuum cleaners have a threshold height of approximately 0.79 inches.
