Roomba 692 cleans all floor types, this is essential, as different rooms within a home may have different types of flooring i.e. carpets. If a robot vacuum is stated able to clean all floor types, this implies that the vacuum is designed and equipped to clean a wide range of flooring materials without any significant issues.
Tikom G8000 Pro aslo cleans all floor types, this means that it too is designed to be versatile, giving effective cleaning results on either hard floors or carpets found in most homes. Roomba 692 has an obstacle sensor, this serves the purpose of detecting and identifying obstacles in the robot's path, this allwos it to navigate around them and avoid collisions. Also, the Tikom G8000 Pro has an obstacle sensor, obstacle sensors work together to provide the robot vacuum with a better understanding of its surroundings, enabling it to navigate around furniture, walls, and other objects when cleaning a room and avoiding damage to both the robot and its obstacles.
Most modern robot vacuum cleaners such as the Roomba 692 are designed to work with Amazon Alexa, which means that they can be integrated with the Amazon Echo ecosystem and programmed using voice commands. The Tikom G8000 Pro can also work with Amazon Alexa, keep in mind that you will need an Alexa-enabled device such as an Echo speaker for voice control to work with Tikom G8000 Pro. The Roomba 692 is compatible with Google Assistant, allowing you to control it using voice commands through Google Home devices or the Google Assistant app installed on smartphones and tablets.
The Tikom G8000 Pro too is compatible with Google Assistant, it's advised to verify the level of compatibility with Google Assistant before buying a robot vacuum. The Roomba 692 has 4 cleaning modes, the cleaning modes offered by robot vacuums can vary depending on the make and model of the robot vacuum. The Tikom G8000 Pro, having only 4
has the same number of cleaning modes as the Roomba 692
Robot vacuum manufacturers may offer different cleaning modes to provide users with flexibility and adaptability to different cleaning surfaces.
The Roomba 692 has a period of 1 year, warranty periods for robot vacuums typically range from 1 - 2 years, however some higher-end models may give longer warranties. Tikom G8000 Pro, at 1 year
has the same warranty period as that of Roomba 692. When considering a robot vacuum cleaner, it's essential to read and understand the warranty terms and conditions, alongside any limitations or exclusions that may apply.
Most robot vacuum cleaners are equipped with sensors and indicators to notify users when the dustbin is full and needs to be emptied. Roomba 692 supports this feature, which prevents the robot vacuum from getting clogged which means performance will be maintained as soon as the bin is emptied. Tikom G8000 Pro also can indicate when its dustbin is full, for a robot vacuum to alert that it's full can improve the convenience of owning one since it minimizes the need for constant monitoring.
Roomba 692 weighs 3.5kg, robot vacuums are commonly designed to be lightweight and compact to easily get around and portability. The Tikom G8000 Pro, at 2.8kg
is lighter than the Roomba 692 with a difference of 0.7kg. It's important to consider the weight of the robot vacuum when selecting a model, especially if you plan to carry it up and down stairs
Roomba 692 has a width of 330mm, often referred to as its cleaning path width, refers to the width of the area that the robot vacuum can effectively clean in a single pass.
The width of a robot vacuum is key as it can affect its efficiency and the time it takes to clean a room
The Tikom G8000 Pro, at 325mm
measures less in width than the Roomba 692 with a difference of 5mm. A wider cleaning path can cover more ground in a single pass, reducing the time it takes to clean a room. Roomba 692's height measures 93mm, here you are considering the measurement from the bottom of the robot vacuum to its highest point.
Height is a key consideration, especially if you have obstacles with low clearance in your home. The Tikom G8000 Pro, at 78.7mm
measures less in height than the Roomba 692 by 14.3mm. When selecting a robot vacuum, ensure that the robot vacuum can go under the furniture and navigate effectively in your living space without getting stuck or causing damage.
The battery power of a robot vacuum cleaner is a crucial factor that determines how long the vacuum can run on a single charge. Battery capacity is measured in milliampere-hours (mAh), Roomba 692's battery power is 1,800mAh
The Tikom G8000 Pro, at mAh2,600
has more battery power than the Roomba 692 by
A bigger capacity implies longer battery life which can be beneficial if you have a large home or if you prefer the robot vacuum to complete operations with less interruptions to recharge. The operating time of a robot vacuum cleaner refers to the amount of time the vacuum can clean continuously on a single battery charge before it needs to return to its charging dock for recharging.
Roomba 692's operating time is 1.5h
The Tikom G8000 Pro, at 2h
lasts more than the Roomba 692 by 0.5h
Always plan cleaning cycles around the vacuum's operating time to maximize efficiency and prevent "incomplete work" between charge intervals. Roomba 692 has a charge time of 2h, the charge time of a robot vacuum cleaner refers to the amount of time it takes for the vacuum's battery to recharge fully after it has been depleted during a cleaning cycle. Tikom G8000 Pro, at 5h
charges for longer than the Roomba 692 with a difference of 3h.
Charge time is an important factor to consider when choosing a robot vacuum, as it determines how long you'll need to wait before the vacuum is ready for its next cleaning cycle. The operating power consumption of a robot vacuum cleaner refers to the amount of electrical power the vacuum uses while it's actively cleaning your home. Roomba 692 has a power consumption of 33W, power is typically measured in watts (W) and changes among different robot vacuum models based on several consuption factors.
The Tikom G8000 Pro, at 58W
consumes more power than the Roomba 692 with a difference of 25W. Lower power consumption can be more energy-efficient and cost-effective over time, however it may also affect cleaning performance, especially on carpets. Auto-off is a feature designed to automatically turn off the vacuum after it has completed a cleaning cycle or when specific conditions occur.
Roomba 692 has an auto-off feature, which is useful for energy efficiency and battery preservation. Also, Tikom G8000 Pro supports this feature, overall, the auto-off feature in a robot vacuum is a valuable addition that in a way promotes energy efficiency, prolongs the vacuum's lifespan, enhances safety, and adds convenience to the cleaning operations. Roomba 692 has a dirt sensor, these are designed to detect the concentration of dirt, dust, or debris in the area being cleaned and can be used to adjust the vacuum's cleaning behavior during operation.
Roomba 692 supports a smartphone app, through which you can control and monitor the vacuum remotely through your smartphone or tablet. Both the Tikom G8000 Pro and Roomba 692 have mobile application support, this enhances your experience by providing convenience, and ease update of features and functionalities. This feature in robot vacuum cleaners is intended to eliminate the chance of the robot vacuum getting stuck during cleaning.
Robot vacuums such as the Roomba 692 are equipped with various sensors and technologies to move around obstacles and avoid getting stuck, but the effectiveness of this feature can vary among different models. Both the Tikom G8000 Pro and Roomba 692 have the "anti-stuck" feature, but clearing clutter, ensuring proper cable management, and creating clear paths for the vacuums helps to further eliminate the chances of becoming stuck while cleaning. These virtual barriers are typically set up and controlled via the robot vacuum's mobile app, similar to no-go zones, these barriers are setup to help you control and restrict where the robot vacuum can and cannot go during cleaning.
Both Roomba 692 and Tikom G8000 Pro support virtual barriers, the ability to set virtual barriers is mostly useful for spaces with areas where the robot vacuum may become stuck. Voice prompts refer to notifications that the vacuum states to provide you alerts on the different states of the vacuum. Roomba 692 supports this feature
The Tikom G8000 Pro also supports voice prompts, this feature can be useful for you who like audible notifications or users who have visual impairments.
Auto-docking is a feature that indicates the vacuum's ability to autonomously return to its docking station when predetermined conditions are met such as done with cleaning, battery running low, or any malfunction. Both Tikom G8000 Pro and Roomba 692 support this feature, considered a convenient feature because it makes sure that the robot vacuum keeps its charge and readiness for cleaning without requiring manual intervention. Most robot vacuum cleaners such as Roomba 692 come having an "cliff detection" feature.
This feature is intended to save the robot vacuum from falling off stairs, ledges, or other elevated surfaces, hence its safety during operation. This safety feature that is also available on the Tikom G8000 Pro is essential in mitigating accidents and keeping the robot vacuum from damage. It gives you peace of mind knowing that the vacuum will not fall off a ledge during its cleaning cycle.
Roomba 692 has this convenient feature, which enables you to set specific days or times of day for the robot vacuum to automatically start working. This feature in robot vacuums is particularly useful in keeping a consistently clean home with little or no manual intervention. Tikom G8000 Pro too allows scheduling.
Roomba 692 supports Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi-enabled robot vacuums offer several advantages and features, such as remote control, mobile app integration, voice assistant compatibility, and remote monitoring. Also, Tikom G8000 Pro supports Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi connectivity enhances the ease and flexibility of robot vacuum use, giving more efficient and customized cleaning routines.
