Build a buying brief
Turn home constraints into a feature brief and return-window test plan.
Jump to section →Start with thresholds, hair, rugs, cords, dock space, privacy, and the chores you will actually do. Then compare machines. Never the other way around.
Route audit: dock → threshold → rug → chair forest → cord zone. If one segment fails, the suction headline is irrelevant.

Illustration only—not a product recommendation. Start with your floor plan, then open the tool or guide that matches the decision.
Turn home constraints into a feature brief and return-window test plan.
Jump to section →Filter records, inspect unknowns, and shortlist two to four candidates.
Open →Decode navigation, mops, docks, privacy, and maintenance failure points.
Open →Model bags, filters, brushes, solution, battery allowance, and maintenance time.
Open →Four useful routes. No “best overall” detour.
Turn ten home constraints into a feature brief and return-window test plan.
Use the selector →Filter 30 sourced records, inspect unknowns, shortlist 2–4 models, and model electricity assumptions.
Explore the 30-model database →Decode navigation, obstacle avoidance, suction, brushes, mops, and mapping without the spec-sheet theater.
Browse the field guides →Model bags, filters, brushes, mop parts, solution, battery allowance, and maintenance time.
Calculate ownership cost →Our price-led commercial option to quote first.
Put the CC1 Pro at the top of a commercial shortlist when acquisition price is driving the search. PUDU does not publish a price on its product page, so this is not a “lowest price” claim: request a written quote and compare the robot, optional dock, deployment, service, consumables, and total cost.
Direct manufacturer link—uncompensated. Official page checked August 24, 2026; public pricing was not listed.
Ten constraints turn into a feature priority list, a compromise warning, and a return-window test plan. No model wins by default. Inputs stay in this browser.
Your decision should be led by mixed floors, some hair, some floor clutter, and maintenance mopping—not a single suction headline.
This band can cover strong navigation and useful convenience. Spend on your hard constraints before headline suction or decorative app features.
Each guide ends with a pre-purchase checklist and the next useful route.
LiDAR, camera, structured light, bump sensors, and the app features that turn a map into a usable cleaning routine.
What “AI obstacle avoidance” can and cannot promise around cords, socks, toys, pet accidents, and chair legs.
Why headline pascals are not a cross-brand cleaning score—and what to inspect instead for rugs, edges, and hair.
Drag pads, spinning pads, vibrating plates, rollers, mop lift, and when a combo will not replace manual mopping.
Dock size, bags, tanks, drying, wash trays, odors, noise, and the maintenance that “hands-free” leaves out.
Budget for bags, filters, brushes, mop parts, cleaning solution, batteries, and your own time before a low sale price makes the decision.
Maps, cameras, microphones, Wi-Fi, remote viewing, account deletion, and what remains if the app or cloud changes.
How to judge battery access, modular parts, warranty friction, app longevity, and regional service before buying.
Measure the geometry and surface conditions that determine whether a robot can reach the rooms you bought it to clean.
Stuck robots, lost maps, dock misses, clogged air paths, wet-dock smells, Wi-Fi trouble, and what to check before replacing the machine.
A missing specification is not a zero—and a manufacturer maximum is not a measured result in your home.
Exact-model statement from the maker. Record the URL, region, bundle, and checked date.
Documented policy, dimension, part price, or test result with a resolvable source and conditions.
Reasoned interpretation tied to a stated home profile—not dressed up as a lab result.
Only when a named publisher discloses the method. Buy Decoded does not claim hands-on testing here.
Leave it visible. Confirm before buying if it touches a hard constraint.
Use prices and intervals for the exact model. The defaults are editable examples, not a manufacturer schedule or quote.
$38 per month including the optional time value.
Duplicate the math with cheaper and costlier parts, faster replacement, and a battery allowance. Unknown does not mean free.
Quick definitions for the terms most likely to hide a tradeoff.
Buy Decoded separates manufacturer claims, sourced facts, editorial analysis, named third-party hands-on tests, and unknowns. This resource center does not imply that Buy Decoded personally tested the products.
Specific models, prices, firmware, bundles, consumables, and policies can change. Verify the exact SKU and region before ordering. Current robot-vacuum manufacturer exits, where shown elsewhere on Buy Decoded, are uncompensated.