Hobot 298
Best for indoor glass on a budgetOlder corded Hobot with ultrasonic spray, now heavily discounted
This list is for owners who want streak free glass without paying for a station model. A robot qualifies if its price was under $300 when we last checked. These models are corded, so check that an outlet sits close to the window, how long the backup battery holds on if power drops, and the smallest pane each one fits. How we score.
Older corded Hobot with ultrasonic spray, now heavily discounted
Budget window robot with dual mist spray and strong framed results
Ranks first on solid scores plus the lowest price here. EFTM gave it 83% and home&smart 82/100, both for clean results on framed windows. It is corded with no corner scrubbers, and EFTM saw it slip on a frameless shower screen, so it is a framed window pick.
Long running Hobot square robot with dual ultrasonic spray
Its one scored review, 8.5/10 from Appliance Retailer, is slightly above the N1's average, but it costs about $100 more and the review is dated. It sits above the W2S Pro Omni because it costs about $200 less, despite a lower test score. Its tanks are small at 26 ml each.
Cheaper W2S with the same 8,000 Pa claim and TruEdge scrubber
Small corded Winbot for narrow panes and tight budgets
Small square window robot for narrow panes and apartments
A small corded Winbot for panes down to 25 x 25 cm, with corner brushes and a 50 ml tank. TechRadar's homes editor found it cleaned narrow windows and removed water marks. It is not ranked yet because that report gave no numeric score, so there is no test score to rank it on.
Ranked by our score: independent test results plus value for money. Affiliate links never change the order. Prices are checked daily and can change.