How Is the Clevio RoboClean Different From Other Window Robots With the Same Name?
Summary
More than one seller offers a window robot called RoboClean, and they share the same 3,200 Pa suction figure. What sets Clevio apart is how much its sales page claims: a 30-minute backup battery, a 15 m safety cord, 950 g weight, a 30 × 30 cm minimum surface, a two-year warranty, and the name and address of the company behind it, Seth Global BV in Amsterdam. The page shows $159 with a $298 reference price crossed out; we could not confirm it was ever sold at $298. None of these figures is verified by us — the backup time and rope rating in particular are the seller's own statements, so check them in the manual before you trust the robot on a high window. When you compare listings with the same name, the seller's domain and these stated details are how you tell them apart.
Published specs
- Suction: 3,200 Pa
- Water tank: 85 mL, misting both ahead and behind
- Backup battery: 30 minutes during a power cut
- Safety cord: 15 m
- Weight and size: 950 g, 256 × 152 × 73 mm; 65 dB
- Navigation: AI edge detection maps the frame, and it cleans in an S-pattern
- Modes: glass, tile, mirror, and frame
The box includes 100 mL of cleaning solution and a warranty card.
Surfaces and size
Clevio lists glass windows, marble, tile, mirrors, shower doors, and wood paneling. Its FAQ says the surface must be at least 30 × 30 cm. The power cord length isn't given.
Warranty and returns
The warranty runs two years. There's a 60-day home trial with a full refund, and Clevio says it covers return shipping. The page footer names the operator as Seth Global BV, with an Amsterdam address and Dutch company registration number.
Telling same-name products apart
osmo-official.com also sells a RoboClean window robot with the same 3,200 Pa rating, but it lists an 80 mL tank and a 2.4 lb weight, and it gives no backup battery time or company details. If you find a similarly named robot on a marketplace, match the seller and model against Clevio's sales page before you buy, so warranty claims and replacement pads don't turn into a problem later. It is possible that the same factory-made robot is being sold under several "-official" domains; we can't confirm that either way, so judge each seller on what it publishes and on its return terms.
Sources
We have not tested these products. Specs, prices, stock and terms are as published on these pages on the date above and can change; check the manufacturer or retailer before you buy.