5 Reasons the Dock Matters More Than the Robot

The robot spends 90% of its life on the dock A basic dock only charges the battery. An advanced one handles cleaning and maintenance tasks that keep the robot working properly.

Advanced docks empty dust automatically They transfer debris from the robot into a sealed bag, so you only need to empty it every few weeks instead of after every run.

They refill water and wash mop pads Self-cleaning docks rinse the mop pad after each cycle and refill the water tank, preventing dirty mops from smearing floors.

Drying prevents mold and odors Some docks blow hot air to dry the mop pad and tray, stopping mildew from growing in the damp environment.

Cheaping out on the dock hurts performance Buying a great robot with a basic dock is like parking a nice car in a puddle every night. The dock determines how well the robot stays ready to clean.