Advantages:

• Convenient: Robot vacuums are easy to use and can clean autonomously, allowing you to set them to work without supervision.

Disadvantages:

• Expensive: Robot vacuums can be costly, and you may still need a larger, more powerful vacuum for deeper cleaning tasks such as stairs, upholstery, pillows, vehicles, elevated surfaces, and thick rugs.
• High Dust Re-emission: They can recirculate fine allergens and dust back into the air, compromising indoor air quality.
• Inefficient Cleaning and Poor Suction: Robot vacuums often have inadequate suction power and struggle to reach the nooks and corners of your home where most dust and dirt accumulate.
• Short Battery Life: Many robotic vacuum cleaners have limited battery life, making regular recharging necessary, and the batteries themselves can be expensive to replace.
• Noisy: Unlike central vacuum cleaners, which are typically mounted in the garage and operate quietly, robot vacuums run inside the house and can be quite noisy and irritating.
• Frequent Emptying: With small built-in dustbins that fill up quickly, robot vacuums require frequent emptying to maintain performance.