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It’s much louder and longer than when I’ve used just a vacuum robot.Īll that said, it isn’t really a problem. Then the base station cleaning and sounds of water moving and high speed scrubbing can be quite loud, even if it only takes a few minutes to complete that cycle. On a rug when it kicks to high reaches 75 to 80. Their 40ish decibel rating must have been taken while mopping, because the vacuum even at a low setting showed at least 60 decibels. The noise level is mostly attributable to the higher suction, which doesn’t seem too necessary as my Shark vacuum doesn’t get as loud but cleans as well.
3.5 is above average, which this robot is. It’s literally one of the quietest robo vacs (especially mop + vac) on the market.
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