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Compare Bagotte Vacuuming and Mopping Robots: Bagotte BG800 vs. Bagotte BG700 vs. Bagotte BG600 vs. Bagotte BG600 Max
 Bagotte BG800 in Action (Photo Credits: Bagotte) The vacuuming and mopping robots produced by Bagotte come with many of the essential features found on robotic floor cleaners but are generally more affordable than some of the competing products.
If you've been considering getting a Bagotte floor cleaning robot, but you're not quite sure which model to get, you have come to the right place. This article will compare all the Bagotte floor cleaning robots available on Amazon at the time of this writing, so you're able to choose the most suitable robot for your home's vacuuming and mopping needs. At the time of this writing, the Bagotte floor cleaning robots available on Amazon were Bagotte BG800, Bagotte BG700, Bagotte BG600 and Bagotte BG600 Max.
This article will compare the Bagotte BG800, Bagotte BG700, Bagotte BG600 and Bagotte BG600 Max floor cleaning robots.
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Comparing the Bagotte Floor Cleaning Robots
The following pictures show the Bagotte robots that will be compared below:
Bagotte BG800 |
Bagotte BG700 |
Bagotte BG600 |
Bagotte BG600 Max |
The following table compares the features of Bagotte floor cleaning robots:
The (Note #) notation used in the table refers to the clarification notes provided following the table (please read these notes carefully in order to understand better the features that come with each Bagotte robot):
The following table compares the features of Bagotte floor cleaning robots:
The (Note #) notation used in the table refers to the clarification notes provided following the table (please read these notes carefully in order to understand better the features that come with each Bagotte robot):
Explanation of Notes 1 to 19 from Comparison Table:
Note 1:
All for Bagotte robots considered here can be used efficiently on low/medium-pile carpets, tiles, laminate, or hard floors.
Note 2:
The gyroptic and optical smart navigation with mapping technology allows the BG800 robot to map its surroundings, plan a path to clean more efficiently your home, avoiding missing spots, and preventing redoing areas already cleaned.
This will enhance your overall cleaning experience leaving no spot untouched. The state-of-the-art optic flow sensor helps calibrate the navigation of the robot and increases considerably its cleaning efficiency, reducing the time spent cleaning.
On the other hand, BG700, BG600 and BG600 Max use a random style navigation that is controlled by multiple sensors. Indeed, thanks to the various sensors they are equipped with, these robots clean moving randomly, creating a route based on the room's shape and in-room obstacles. They can clean right to the edge of stairs and ledges without worry.
Note 3:
Bagotte BG800 and BG700 support connectivity to home WiFi for remote control (they are compatible with 2.4GHz frequency routers).
You can control these robots from anywhere, set schedules, set cleaning modes, apply direction control, etc., using the Bagotte App compatible both with Android and IOS devices.
Note 4:
Bagotte BG800 and BG700 are compatible with the current popular voice assistants such as Alexa.
You can add voice control by combining with a voice assistant device and operate the robot using only voice commands.
Note 5:
All four Bagotte robots considered here work with a methodical three-stage system: as they move, they will systematically gather, lift and vacuum all the dust and dirt in their path, leaving you with spotless floors.
Note 6:
The following cleaning modes can be requested with the Bagotte robots:
Bagotte BG800:
Note 7:
With Bagotte BG800, BG700 and BG600 Max, you can mop floors with a damp cloth as the robot vacuum moves around the home. Mopping is as simple as dampening the cloth, sliding it onto the filled water tank, and snapping it straight onto the underside of the robot, instead of the dust bin.
When you use the mopping function, you should remove any rugs or carpets in the room to be cleaned, so that the robot does not try to mop them.
Note that the mopping tank has to be purchased separately (see the Amazon products section below for the mopping tank).
Note 8:
Bagotte BG800, BG700 and BG600 Max come with magnetic strips that can be used to mark the spaces that are not supposed to be cleaned. These spaces are known as No-Go Zones. Bagotte BG600 does not support No-Go Zones.
Note 9:
With their highly-sensitive sensors all four Bagotte robots considered here can detect and avoid obstacles and respond to any change in their environment to ensure an orderly cleaning procedure.
They can also effortlessly move over obstacles with a height of not more than 0.64in (1.6cm).
In addition, using high-precision infrared cliff sensors they are equipped with, these robots will avoid falling down stairs. They can clean right to the edge of stairs and ledges without worry.
Note 10:
With all four Bagotte robots considered here, the robot will return to its charging dock automatically after a cleanup session or when it senses that the charge is low to recharge.
Note 11:
With all four Bagotte robots scheduling is supported and is done using the included Remote Control device.
With Bagotte BG800 and BG700 you can also schedule using smartphone and the Bagotte App.
Note 12:
The intense suction power of these robots pulls dirt easily off hard floors and drags it from deep inside carpet fibers.
Note 13:
Bagotte BG800 increases automatically the suction power when cleaning carpets to do a better and more efficient job.
With the other three robots you can increase the suction power yourself when the robot is cleaning carpets by pressing the MAX suction button on the remote control device.
Note 14:
The triple-filter system used in these three robots can retain more than 95% of penetrating particles that can be a significant source of allergies and irritation in your home.
Both the dust bin and the filters on these four robots are easily removable and washable.
Note that a regularly cleaned filter extends the life of the filter.
Note 15:
This number represents the total volume of the inside area of the dustbin of each of these robots.
The 600ml dust bin is big enough to save your time by reducing how often you empty it.
The dustbin of these robots is quick to remove for emptying and replacing.
Note 16:
The following pictures show the Remote Control devices that come with these four Bagotte robots:
Note 1:
All for Bagotte robots considered here can be used efficiently on low/medium-pile carpets, tiles, laminate, or hard floors.
Note 2:
The gyroptic and optical smart navigation with mapping technology allows the BG800 robot to map its surroundings, plan a path to clean more efficiently your home, avoiding missing spots, and preventing redoing areas already cleaned.
This will enhance your overall cleaning experience leaving no spot untouched. The state-of-the-art optic flow sensor helps calibrate the navigation of the robot and increases considerably its cleaning efficiency, reducing the time spent cleaning.
On the other hand, BG700, BG600 and BG600 Max use a random style navigation that is controlled by multiple sensors. Indeed, thanks to the various sensors they are equipped with, these robots clean moving randomly, creating a route based on the room's shape and in-room obstacles. They can clean right to the edge of stairs and ledges without worry.
Note 3:
Bagotte BG800 and BG700 support connectivity to home WiFi for remote control (they are compatible with 2.4GHz frequency routers).
You can control these robots from anywhere, set schedules, set cleaning modes, apply direction control, etc., using the Bagotte App compatible both with Android and IOS devices.
Note 4:
Bagotte BG800 and BG700 are compatible with the current popular voice assistants such as Alexa.
You can add voice control by combining with a voice assistant device and operate the robot using only voice commands.
Note 5:
All four Bagotte robots considered here work with a methodical three-stage system: as they move, they will systematically gather, lift and vacuum all the dust and dirt in their path, leaving you with spotless floors.
- All four robots considered here come with a specially designed large roller brush that is soft enough to clean the floor without scratching, but also strong enough to remove tough dirt. It is an anti-tangle brush that reduces hair tangling, keeping the robot running for longer without interruption. The brush can be easily removed for cleaning.
- The two side brushes these three robots are equipped with are designed to sweep the edges of rooms, spinning in circles, flicking edge dust into the path of the main brush and the suction system.
Note 6:
The following cleaning modes can be requested with the Bagotte robots:
Bagotte BG800:
- Auto Mode for general cleaning. In this mode the robot will map out yur home for efficient cleaning the entire level of your home.
Auto Mode can be invoked from the robot itself, from the Remote Control device or by using the Bagotte App on your smartphone. - Spot Mode for cleaning tough stains on particular spots by spiraling outward about 3 feet in diameter and then spiraling inward to where it had started. Spot Mode can be invoked from the robot itself, from the Remote Control device or by using the Bagotte App on your smartphone.
- Edge Mode for corner & edge cleaning. Edge Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device or by using the Bagotte App on your smartphone
- Adjustable Suction: By pressing the adjustment button on the Remote Control device or using the Bagotte App on your smartphone you can increase or decrease the suction power to the level desired.
- Auto Mode for general cleaning. Auto Mode can be invoked from the robot itself, from the Remote Control device or by using the Bagotte App on your smartphone.
- Spot Mode for cleaning tough stains on particular spots by spiraling outward about 3 feet in diameter and then spiraling inward to where it had started. Spot Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device or by using the Bagotte App on your smartphone.
- Edge Mode for corner & edge cleaning. Edge Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device or by using the Bagotte App on your smartphone
- Max Mode for increasing the suction power to the maximum when needed. orner & edge. Max Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device or by using the Bagotte App on your smartphone.
- Single Room Mode used when only one single room of the floor needs to be cleaned. Single Room Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device or by using the Bagotte App on your smartphone.
- Auto Mode for general cleaning. Auto Mode can be invoked from the robot itself or from the Remote Control device.
- Spot Mode for cleaning tough stains on particular spots by spiraling outward about 3 feet in diameter and then spiraling inward to where it had started. Spot Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device.
- Edge Mode for corner & edge cleaning. Edge Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device.
- Max Mode for increasing the suction power to the maximum when needed. Max Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device.
- Single Room Mode used when only one single room of the floor needs to be cleaned. Single Room Mode can be invoked from the Remote Control device.
Note 7:
With Bagotte BG800, BG700 and BG600 Max, you can mop floors with a damp cloth as the robot vacuum moves around the home. Mopping is as simple as dampening the cloth, sliding it onto the filled water tank, and snapping it straight onto the underside of the robot, instead of the dust bin.
When you use the mopping function, you should remove any rugs or carpets in the room to be cleaned, so that the robot does not try to mop them.
Note that the mopping tank has to be purchased separately (see the Amazon products section below for the mopping tank).
Note 8:
Bagotte BG800, BG700 and BG600 Max come with magnetic strips that can be used to mark the spaces that are not supposed to be cleaned. These spaces are known as No-Go Zones. Bagotte BG600 does not support No-Go Zones.
Note 9:
With their highly-sensitive sensors all four Bagotte robots considered here can detect and avoid obstacles and respond to any change in their environment to ensure an orderly cleaning procedure.
They can also effortlessly move over obstacles with a height of not more than 0.64in (1.6cm).
In addition, using high-precision infrared cliff sensors they are equipped with, these robots will avoid falling down stairs. They can clean right to the edge of stairs and ledges without worry.
Note 10:
With all four Bagotte robots considered here, the robot will return to its charging dock automatically after a cleanup session or when it senses that the charge is low to recharge.
Note 11:
With all four Bagotte robots scheduling is supported and is done using the included Remote Control device.
With Bagotte BG800 and BG700 you can also schedule using smartphone and the Bagotte App.
Note 12:
The intense suction power of these robots pulls dirt easily off hard floors and drags it from deep inside carpet fibers.
- With BG600 and BG00 Max, you can request the maximum level of suction power by pressing the MAX button on the Remote Control device.
- With BG700, you can request the maximum level of suction power by pressing the MAX button on the Remote Control device or using the App on your smartphone.
- With BG800, you can request the maximum level of suction power by pressing the suction adjustment button on the Remote Control device or by using the App on your smartphone.
Note 13:
Bagotte BG800 increases automatically the suction power when cleaning carpets to do a better and more efficient job.
With the other three robots you can increase the suction power yourself when the robot is cleaning carpets by pressing the MAX suction button on the remote control device.
Note 14:
The triple-filter system used in these three robots can retain more than 95% of penetrating particles that can be a significant source of allergies and irritation in your home.
Both the dust bin and the filters on these four robots are easily removable and washable.
Note that a regularly cleaned filter extends the life of the filter.
Note 15:
This number represents the total volume of the inside area of the dustbin of each of these robots.
The 600ml dust bin is big enough to save your time by reducing how often you empty it.
The dustbin of these robots is quick to remove for emptying and replacing.
Note 16:
The following pictures show the Remote Control devices that come with these four Bagotte robots:
Bagotte BG800 Remote Control Device
(Photo Credits: Bagotte)
Bagotte BG700, BG600 Max and BG600 Remote Control Device
(Photo Credits: Bagotte)Note 17:
All three robots are equipped with a rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery. As mentioned in Note 10 above, these robots return to their charging dock to recharge automatically when they sense that the battery is low.
Note 18:
Note that for all vacuuming robots run times can vary depending on the amount of work the robot has to do to clean the floors. That is because different types of carpets, different floor plans and different amounts of dirt may require different amounts of effort from the robot and hence different amounts of ''juice'' from the battery.
Note 19:
With a height of only 2.7 inches, all four Bagotte robots considered here are slim enough to slip under sofas and beds to clean those hard-to-reach areas.
For exact price information on the above compared Bagotte robots, please click the link below:
Bagotte Floor Cleaning Robots on Amazon
With Bagotte BG800, BG700 and BG600 Max,
you can set Vacuuming No-Go Zones with included Boundary Strips
(Photo Credits: Bagotte)
So which Bagotte floor cleaning robot is best for your home?
As the above comparison table shows, the four Bagotte robots come with many of the essential features that floor cleaning robots should have, such as good floor coverage, powerful suction, obstacle and stairs detection, auto recharge and remote control.
However, the four Bagotte robots also present the following differences you should consider before deciding which to get:
However, the four Bagotte robots also present the following differences you should consider before deciding which to get:
- Bagotte BG800 comes with the more advanced gyroptic smart navigation technology that maps your floor as the robot moves, for a more accurate and efficient coverage of your home.
- Of the four Bagotte robots considered here, BG800 can generate the largest amount of suction power, up to 2200Pa.
followed by BG600 Max that can generate up to 2000PA.
BG700 and BG600 can generate respectively up to 1600Pa and 1500Pa. - Only BG800, BG700 and BG600 Max can optionally be equipped with a water tank and can also mop your floors.
- Only BG800, BG700 and BG600 Max can be used with boundary strips to define No-Go Zones.
- Only BG800 and BG700 support Wi-Fi and can be also controlled using your smartphone. But all four robots come with a Remote Control device.
Bagotte Floor Cleaning Robots on Amazon
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Please Note: For non-US customers, when you click the links below, you will be provided with the Amazon links for your country (such as Canada or UK), if the product is available in your country.
Bagotte BG800 |
Bagotte BG700 |
Bagotte BG600 |
Bagotte BG600 Max |
Optional Bagotte Water Tank with 2 Pieces of Cloth
For BG600MAX, BG700, BG800
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