Roborock has a new home appliance in Australia, the H60 Hub Ultra, with the promise of hygienic and allergy-friendly cleaning.
Mainly known for its robot vacuums, Roborock’s new appliance is a cordless stick vacuum that comes with an auto-empty station. This dock, which also doubles as a charging station, looks like a big white cylindrical tube, sucking up the vacuum’s contents in a sealed dust bag that Roborock claims holds up to 100 days’ worth of dirt.
Roborock’s $999 stick vacuum has 210 air watts (AW) of suction power, designed specifically for dry messes. It’s tricky to compare the vacuum’s suction with competitors; some use AW as a unit of measurement, while others use pascals (Pa).
For comparison, Dyson’s V8 Absolute stick vacuum, which also retails for $999 in Australia, is rated to 115AW of suction. On raw numbers alone, the H60 Hub Ultra seems powerful for its price bracket.
Roborock also touts the vacuum’s built-in green light that detects hard-to-see dust and dirt. It shoots out the light at a 140-degree angle to assist when debris blends in with the floor.
From a hygiene perspective, the H60 Hub Ultra includes a HEPA filter as part of its filtration system. That’s a pretty common feature among reputable vacuum brands, and one that ensures tiny particles get picked up so they don’t linger around and bother allergy sufferers.
The stick vac also comes bundled with a few different attachments. One is an anti-tangle brush, designed for cleaning hair and pet fur without clogging up the system. There’s also a motorised mini-brush for cleaning mattresses, and a two-in-one crevice tool that gets into corners.
Roborock’s auto-emptying adds to its ever-expanding home appliance range, spanning high-end robot vacuums and wet-dry vacuums. Out now in Australia, the H60 Hub Ultra is stocked via Roborock’s online store and major home appliance retailers.
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