3 Ways to Make Your Robot Vacuum Battery Last Longer

Remove it from the charger once fully charged Lithium-ion batteries degrade fastest when kept at 100% charge constantly. Pull your robot off the dock after charging, or use a smart plug to cut power after an hour.

Keep the robot clean Clogged brushes, dirty sensors, and tangled wheels force the motor to work harder, draining the battery faster and adding damaging heat cycles. Wipe the charge contacts every two weeks to prevent trickle charging issues.

Run it regularly Letting a lithium battery sit dead for weeks causes more damage than normal cycling. If leaving town, charge it to 50-60% and store it off the dock.