Everything on Miele robot vacuums

You can control the robot vacuum via the Miele Scout App. Here, you can choose where and when the robot cleans your floor. You can set cleaning zones this way, for example. Does your kitchen get dirty faster? Turn your kitchen into a cleaning zone and the robot will do an extra round here. You can also set up no-go zones that the robot vacuum will skip. That's useful, as your robot won't go into the bedroom while you're sleeping.

Every Miele robot vacuum has a Lithium-ion battery. With a full battery, it can clean for a long time. Did the battery still run out? The robot will drive itself back to its charging dock. When the battery is full, it'll finish its cleaning routine. That means it'll start back up where it left off. You won't have to think about it yourself this way.

Thanks to the 2 cameras, the robot recognizes objects. When it drives through your home, it can dodge your furniture or plant pots. This prevents your furniture from getting damaged. It also drives around your home in a smarter way, because the robot knows where it is. That way, it cleans faster.

There are 2 rotating brushes on the robot vacuum. Because the brushes stick out, they reach more dirt. This way, you can better clean baseboards and corners. The brushes wipe dirt, crumbs, and hairs in the direction of the suction brush of the robot. That way, the dirt ends up in the built-in dust cup.

The Quattro Cleaning Power suction system of a Miele robot vacuum thoroughly cleans in 4 steps. The side brushes wipe dirt under the robot. The middle brush lifts up the dirt and brings it to the suction brush. There's another suction brush on the back of the robot that vacuums fine dust. Lastly, the robot blows the dirt to the dust cup with a powerful airflow.

Thanks to the 2 cameras on the front of the robot, you can keep an eye on where and when the robot vacuum is cleaning. You can watch along on your smartphone via the app. That way, you can see exactly how the robot is driving through your home and which obstacles it runs into. Do you want the robot to drive another route? You can easily control it with the arrow keys.