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Home LivingAppliancesVacuum CleanersVersuni launches latest vacuum cleaner in the UK, the Philips HomeRun 7000 SeriesIt’s the smartest and best-performing Philips vacuum cleaner so farWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.

It’s the smartest and best-performing Philips vacuum cleaner so far

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Philips HomeRun 7000 Series

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There’s something particularly exciting about a product launch in a new country and when it comes to smart home appliances, there really is no exception. Brands such asUltenicandSharkhave recently made some of their latest models available in the UK, allowing their product reviews to reach far and wide and sales to accelerate. Well,Versuni(previously knowns as Philips Domestic Appliances) did exactly the same last week and brought its latest robot vacuum cleaner to the UK, thePhilips HomeRun 7000 Series.

At a first glance, it’s clear that the the Philips HomeRun 7000 Series is up there with some of thebest robot vacuum cleanerson the current market. It delivers ultra-strong suction power and vacuums and mops in one go, as well as detecting small items in the way and cleans around them without getting stuck. Whilst it’s got a higher price point than other robot vacs, its list of features certainly seems to justify why it would be an expensive purchase. It’s also available in two attractive designs to fit in with any home interior: Deep Black and Gold (XU7100/01) and Silk White and Gold (XU7100/02). The white Auto-Empty station is finished with a water-repellent fabric that is easy to maintain.

Before you find out more, have you ever considered whether you’d be best suited to a cordless vacuum cleaner or robot vacuum cleaner? Have a read of ourcomparison guideto find out for yourself!

Philips HomeRun 7000 Series: Price and availability

The Philips HomeRun 7000 Series is available onAmazonfor £799.99. As it’s so new to the UK, Amazon is currently the only retailer but we’re sure this will expand in the not too distant future. The previous model, the Philips HomeRun 3000 Series, is also available on Amazon but is priced at £599.99.

Philips HomeRun 7000 Series:£799.99 at AmazonThe Philips HomeRun 7000 Series Robot vacuum cleaner with mop has an ultra-strong suction power of 5000 Pa, laser navigation, 180 min run time, self emptying robotic cleaner for carpet and pet hair and an accompanying appView Deal

Philips HomeRun 7000 Series:£799.99 at AmazonThe Philips HomeRun 7000 Series Robot vacuum cleaner with mop has an ultra-strong suction power of 5000 Pa, laser navigation, 180 min run time, self emptying robotic cleaner for carpet and pet hair and an accompanying appView Deal

Philips HomeRun 7000 Series:£799.99 at AmazonThe Philips HomeRun 7000 Series Robot vacuum cleaner with mop has an ultra-strong suction power of 5000 Pa, laser navigation, 180 min run time, self emptying robotic cleaner for carpet and pet hair and an accompanying appView Deal

Philips HomeRun 7000 Series:£799.99 at AmazonThe Philips HomeRun 7000 Series Robot vacuum cleaner with mop has an ultra-strong suction power of 5000 Pa, laser navigation, 180 min run time, self emptying robotic cleaner for carpet and pet hair and an accompanying app

Philips HomeRun 7000 Series: £799.99 at Amazon

Philips HomeRun 7000 Series:£799.99 at AmazonThe Philips HomeRun 7000 Series Robot vacuum cleaner with mop has an ultra-strong suction power of 5000 Pa, laser navigation, 180 min run time, self emptying robotic cleaner for carpet and pet hair and an accompanying app

Philips HomeRun 7000 Series:£799.99 at AmazonThe Philips HomeRun 7000 Series Robot vacuum cleaner with mop has an ultra-strong suction power of 5000 Pa, laser navigation, 180 min run time, self emptying robotic cleaner for carpet and pet hair and an accompanying app

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Philips HomeRun 7000 Series: Features

Ultra strong suction power

The Philips HomeRun 7000 Series vacuums and mops hard floors in one go to tackle the fine layer of dust that builds up on floors every day. Its ultra-strong suction power can also pick up large dirt, like crumbs and pet hair. It takes care of the everyday dirt build-up underfoot, as well as removing finer dust from deep within crevices, carpets and rugs.

Detects and avoids small items in the way like shoes or toys

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It will detect and avoid small items in the way, such as shoes or toys, and clean closely around them without getting stuck or bumping into things. The 3D ToF sensor located at the front of the robot can detect items as small as 2.0 x 2.0 cm and can continuously detect what lies in front and alongside the robot. The sensors work even in low light situations, so you don’t need to keep the lights on when you are away from home.

Self-emptying function

The robot empties itself automatically into the Auto-Empty Station in less than 30 seconds, using Philips Dual Wave technology. Due to its special airflow simultaneously sucking and pushing, nothing is left behind, not even long hairs. The station contains a 3.0 litre disposable, anti-allergy bag that can hold up to 30 days worth of dust, hairs and other dirt, to enjoy 30 days with no hassle of emptying. The bag can be hygienically disposed of without a cloud of dust - ideal for asthma and allergy sufferers.

Intuitive and easy-to-use app

Vibrating mop that’s gentle but effective

Cleans up to 180 minutes on a single battery charge

The powerful 5200 mAh Li-Ion battery ensures a run time of up to 180 minutes, enough for up to 185 sq.m. When the battery runs low, the robot will automatically return to the station to recharge. Once the battery is charged, it will return to the place where it left off to resume the cleaning.

Cleans in hard-to-reach places

Thanks to its low height (97 mm) it cleans also in hard-to-reach areas under sofas, beds and other furniture. For a more thorough cleaning, the robot uses its side brush to sweep along edges, to bring dirt to the suction inlet. The robot can move around your home without manual help. It can effortlessly cross hurdles up to 20 mm, for example drive over door thresholds and onto carpets or rugs. Plus, six anti-drop sensors are located on the bottom of the robot to prevent it from falling from a height or down stairs.

Still hungry for more vacuum cleaner knowledge? Check our our maintenance guides for more information:

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