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🧹 Vacuum cleaner
Brand: ILIFE
ILIFE V80
A simple, large-bin robot for hard floors
6.7/10
Our editorial score
Adequate — buy only for its niche
Low-clutter hard-floored homes wanting a large-bin, low-maintenance daily robot
- Filtration
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- CADR
- —
- Coverage
- —
- Noise
- —
About this vacuum cleaner
- 0.75 L bin is by far the largest in this list, so it runs several cleans between emptying
- Low profile gets under Indian beds and sofas that stop taller flagships
- Cheap, simple and easy to maintain
How it scores
Cleaning power6.5
Build quality6.5
Value for money7.0
Filters & running cost8.0
Service & spares5.0
Our verdict
The V80's one standout feature is its 0.75 L bin, which is genuinely useful — most robots need emptying after every run and this one does not. Beyond that it is a basic machine: low suction, no mapping, a dragged mop pad.
It makes sense only for a small, uncluttered, entirely hard-floored home where the alternative is not vacuuming daily at all. At this price the Xiaomi X10 is a substantially better machine and we would point most buyers there.
What we like
- 0.75 L bin is by far the largest in this list, so it runs several cleans between emptying
- Low profile gets under Indian beds and sofas that stop taller flagships
- Cheap, simple and easy to maintain
What we don't
- 2,000 Pa is the weakest suction here — hard floors only
- No mapping, no no-go zones, unsystematic coverage
- Indian service depends on the importing seller rather than the brand
When this is not a good choice
Every condition below is derived from this product's published specifications and from how it compares with the vacuum cleaners we track — so you can check each one against your own room, supply or budget rather than take our word for it.
You live outside a metro or a major service town
ILIFE's service network is rated limited rather than excellent. Filter availability and callout times are what decide whether a purifier is still running in five years, and they are worth checking for your pin code before you buy.
How we score service reach →
Full specifications
| Suction | 2,000 Pa |
|---|---|
| Navigation | Gyroscopic |
| Dust capacity | 0.75 L — the largest bin here |
| Mop system | Dragged pad |
| Runtime | Up to 110 minutes |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Specifications are from manufacturer literature and were checked at the last price-verification date. Brands occasionally revise stage counts, tank sizes and warranty terms without changing the model name — confirm against the current listing before purchasing.
About ILIFE
The budget entry point to robot cleaning, and honest about being exactly that. ILIFE builds simple machines with gyroscopic or random navigation, modest suction and basic mopping, at prices where a robot vacuum becomes an impulse purchase rather than an investment. The V-series robots and the W90 Pro wet-dry floor washer are the recognisable products. Judged against a ₹60,000 Roborock they are unsophisticated; judged as a way to stop mopping a 2BHK by hand for under ₹20,000, several of them make complete sense.
Service: limitedPrice band: budgetHQ: Shenzhen, China
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