5 Things to Know About 65dB Robot Vacuums

65dB is as loud as a normal conversation A 65dB robot vacuum produces sound comparable to two people talking. That is quiet enough for most shared living situations.

It is apartment-friendly At this volume, the vacuum will not disturb neighbors through walls or floors. You can run it at night without worrying about noise complaints.

It will not wake a light sleeper A 65dB vacuum in the next room is unlikely to wake someone who is sleeping. This makes it safe to schedule cleaning during bedtime hours.

It is quieter than most upright vacuums Standard upright vacuums often run at 70–80dB. A 65dB model is noticeably less intrusive for both you and your household.

It is not silent, but it is tolerable 65dB is still audible, but it blends into background noise like a fan or air conditioner. You can watch TV or talk on the phone without raising your voice.