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Both, ideally. Robot vacuums (Roborock S8 Pro Ultra, iRobot j7+) handle daily maintenance — best for households with hardwood + low-pile rugs. Stick vacuums (Dyson V12, Tineco Pure One S15) handle weekly deep cleaning, stairs, edges, and pet hair on furniture. Combo strategy keeps homes consistently clean.

Yes for performance — Dyson stick vacuums (V12, V15) lead in suction and engineering. But Tineco, Shark, and LG match or beat them at 30-50% lower prices. Dyson's selling point is the long-term warranty support and battery replacement availability, which lower-tier brands don't match.

Bagged vacuums (Miele, Sebo) trap allergens more effectively because emptying happens inside a sealed bag — best for allergy sufferers. Bagless (Dyson, Shark) saves the ongoing bag cost but releases dust during emptying. HEPA filter quality matters more than bagged vs bagless for general air quality.

Dyson V12 Detect Slim, Shark Stratos AZ3002, and Tineco Pure One S15 Pet lead the category — all have direct-drive brushrolls and tangle-free designs. For homes with multiple shedding dogs, a separate handheld vac (Bissell Pet Stain Eraser) on furniture beats trying to maneuver a stick vacuum on couches.

No — current robot vacuums (including premium $1,500+ models) cannot climb stairs. They use cliff-detection sensors to stop at edges and avoid falling. Stairs require a stick vacuum or a dedicated stair-cleaning attachment. Most multi-story homes keep a robot per floor or rely on stick vacuum for upstairs maintenance.