Exact model, not brand reputation
Every public record resolves to one approved model. Similar names and families are not merged by assumption.
Product reliability, exact model first
Know what the evidence actually supports.
EnduraIndex organizes reviewed ownership, failure, and repair evidence for exact robot-vacuum models—without turning anecdotes into rates or uncertainty into a score.
12 public modelsUS marketHuman reviewedNo survival estimates
Every model begins at insufficient evidence. Confidence changes only when reviewed, attributable records support it.
Find an exact model
- RoborockS5 MaxInsufficient evidence
- RoborockS6 MaxVInsufficient evidence
- RoborockS7Insufficient evidence
- iRobotRoomba i7+Insufficient evidence
- iRobotRoomba s9+Insufficient evidence
- iRobotRoomba i3+Insufficient evidence
- iRobotRoomba j7+Insufficient evidence
- EcovacsDEEBOT OZMO T8 AIVIInsufficient evidence
- EcovacsDEEBOT X1 OMNIInsufficient evidence
- DreameD9Insufficient evidence
- DreameL10s UltraInsufficient evidence
- EufyRoboVac 11SInsufficient evidence
Built to show the boundary of knowledge.
Reliability evidence is useful only when identity, provenance, review status, and limitations stay attached to it.
Sources remain visible
First-party ownership records and Public Web evidence stay distinguishable in counts and interpretation.
Insufficient is a result
A complete page can responsibly say that the current evidence does not support a reliability conclusion.
A deliberately narrow validation registry.
We are starting with robot vacuums in the United States and twelve public exact-model records.