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Robot vacuum cleaners have quietly become a normal part of running a home, keeping floors clean while you get on with everything else. The cybermarket.ee catalogue holds more than 300 models, from affordable first-time options to high-end units that mop the floor and empty their own dustbin into a dock.
It's easiest to start from the job the robot will actually do in your home. For a larger flat or several rooms, look for LIDAR navigation, which maps the space accurately instead of bumping around blindly. If you share the house with a cat or dog, suction power and a brush that doesn't tangle with hair matter most. Carpets call for a model that boosts suction when it drives onto them, while hard floors benefit from a mopping function. A self-emptying dock means you can forget about the bin for weeks at a time.
Dreame, Roborock and Xiaomi have the widest presence, covering everything from budget picks to near-autonomous flagships. Alongside them you'll find Ecovacs, iRobot, DJI, MOVA, Midea, Philips and Kärcher, so you can compare machines across different prices and feature sets in one place.
We carry one of the broadest robot vacuum selections in the Baltics, ship to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, and let you split larger purchases into instalments. Every unit comes with a manufacturer warranty, and we're happy to help you narrow down a model if you're unsure.
If this is your first robot, start with two questions: how much floor area it needs to cover and what that floor is made of. Most other decisions follow from those.