
Vexilar Robot Vacuum
Key Takeaways
- Type:Robot Vacuum Cleaner (Cordless)
- Best For:Carpet
- Features:HEPA Filtration, Cordless
- Status:Out of Stock
- Runtime:Up to 120 minutes
- Weight:14.53 lbs
The Vexilar Robot Vacuum is a robot vacuum cleaner from Vexilar last listed at $167.08. It offers HEPA filtration, a 14.53 lb body, and up to 120 minutes of runtime. It is currently out of stock.
Quick Specs
- Brand
- Vexilar
- Type
- Robot
- Power Source
- Cordless
- Battery Life
- 120 min
- Weight
- 14.53 lbs
- Filter Type
- HEPA
- Navigation
- LDS laser mapping (360° scanning, 8m range)
- Suction
- 5000Pa brushless motor
- Self-Emptying
- 60-day capacity, 2L dust bag
- Surfaces
- Hard floors, low-pile carpets
- Smart Features
- App control, Alexa/Google/Siri compatible
- Charging
- Auto-return, resume cleaning
- Includes
- Remote control, self-emptying base station
About This Vacuum
The Vexilar Robot Vacuum (W11) handles floor cleaning on its own, making it practical for busy households. The self-emptying base station holds up to 60 days of debris in its 2L dust bag, so you won't need to empty the robot's bin for weeks. LDS laser technology scans 360° at 2,160 samples per second with an 8-meter range, mapping your home and plotting efficient cleaning paths around furniture. Four 2600mAh lithium batteries power it. When the battery runs low, the robot returns to base, and once recharged, it picks up where it left off. The brushless motor delivers 5000Pa of suction with a rubber-bristle roller that captures dust, debris, and pet hair on hardwood, tile, and low-pile carpet. It works with Alexa, Google Home, and Siri via 2.4GHz WiFi, and includes a physical remote. It weighs 14.53 lb and suits medium to large homes. The base station needs dedicated floor space and a bag replacement every 2 months.
Frequently Asked Questions
It's a real concern. Several units stopped working, or stopped mopping, within months, and some never worked properly. Keep the packaging and receipt until you're sure the W11 is running well in your home, and test both vacuuming and mopping in the first weeks.
It's mixed. Some homes with heavy shedding get on fine, while in others hair is left behind, wraps the brush or clogs it. The rubber-bristle roller is meant to resist that, but plan on checking and clearing the W11's brush often if you have pets.
When it's working well, it maps rooms accurately with its LDS laser, works the edges first and rarely gets stuck. When the battery runs low the W11 heads back to the base, then picks up where it left off once recharged.
A bit at first. The app needs a 2.4 GHz network and can be confusing to start with, then scheduling is easy. The W11 also works with Alexa, Google Home and Siri, and there's a physical remote for skipping the phone entirely.
About every 2 months. The self-emptying base holds up to 60 days of debris in a 2L bag, so you won't be emptying the robot's own bin for weeks. The base needs its own floor space.
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Quick Specs
- Brand
- Vexilar
- Type
- Robot
- Power Source
- Cordless
- Battery Life
- 120 min
- Weight
- 14.53 lbs
- Filter Type
- HEPA
- Navigation
- LDS laser mapping (360° scanning, 8m range)
- Suction
- 5000Pa brushless motor
- Self-Emptying
- 60-day capacity, 2L dust bag
- Surfaces
- Hard floors, low-pile carpets
- Smart Features
- App control, Alexa/Google/Siri compatible
- Charging
- Auto-return, resume cleaning
- Includes
- Remote control, self-emptying base station
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