PowerDetect NeverTouch Pro 2-in-1

Les Numériques’ European RV2800ZEEU test found that the robot could collect and leave its pad at the station, refill water and empty dust without disposable bags. The reviewer also flagged frequent station-filter care. This is useful automation, but the NeverTouch name should not imply that filters, water tanks and collected debris never need attention.

Les Numériques found strong vacuuming overall. TechRadar’s US NeverTouch Pro test was also positive about routine cleaning but left some fine material on hard floor and thick carpet. Its cautious approaches to edges sometimes reduced how close the robot cleaned. A manual finish around difficult borders remains a reasonable expectation.

TechRadar found wet cleaning useful but left more water on wood than the reviewer wanted, with no manual adjustment of cleaning intensity. Les Numériques was less impressed by stain removal. Both described limited adjustment options; that simplicity can help a beginner but frustrate someone who wants to fine-tune water and suction room by room.

TechRadar liked threshold crossing and avoidance, although occasional over-caution hurt coverage. Les Numériques rated obstacle detection only moderate. Because these are regional review units in different homes, we would establish how it handles the actual rugs and furniture before assuming the more positive result transfers unchanged.