Xiaomi Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10

The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10 is a robot vacuum cleaner with 2.5 liter self-emptying base. With a suction power of 4000 Pa and electronic water tank, the X10 gets rid of any kind of dirt. Both its LDS laser navigation system and multiple integrated sensors achieve effective operation, with simple and fully customized control via the Xiaomi Home mobile app. In addition, the large 5200 mAh battery provides an extensive battery life of up to 180 minutes for standard mode.

Self-draining base with 2.5-liter bag
Thanks to the 17000 Pa fan and dual air duct dust collection design, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10's tank empties instantly.

The integrated 2.5 liter dust bag holds about 60 dust loads.

LDS laser navigation with 3D maps
In terms of navigation, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10 incorporates LDS laser technology, which performs a 360° scan of the home.

In this way, room layouts are quickly mapped and cleaning routes are accurately planned even in the dark.

The generated 3D maps can be observed and managed via the Mi Home/Xiaomi Home app.

How powerful is the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10?
The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10 gets rid of everything from embedded dirt to larger particles (such as pet food) or almost imperceptible dust.

It combines an exceptional suction power of 4000 Pa (maximum) and an efficient scrubbing system with a 200 ml electronic water tank.

How long does the battery of the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10 last?
On the other hand, the 5200 mAh battery of the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10 provides an average of up to 180 minutes of autonomy* for standard mode.

The autonomy data have been obtained in the Xiaomi laboratory. They may differ from reality, as they depend on different conditions.
Maximum safety for you and your vacuum cleaner
Finally, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10 includes multiple sensors that help it identify and avoid objects, furniture or steps in its path.

Don't suffer for your privacy either. When transmitting maps and storing them in the cloud, all information will be encrypted, relying on the MJA1 security chip.