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Philips 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum vs Philips 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum

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  • 79specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 74identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

The Philips 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum has 2 dB more noise level than the Philips 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum (68 dB vs 66 dB). The Philips 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum has 10 min more runtime than the Philips 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum (130 min vs 120 min). The Philips 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum has 3,300 Pa more suction power than the Philips 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum (6000 Pa vs 2700 Pa). Product colour: Black on the Philips 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum, White on the Philips 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum.

  • Product colour
    • 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum:Black
    • 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum:White
  • Noise level
    • 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum:66 dB
    • 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum:68 dB
  • Runtime
    • 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum:130 min
    • 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum:120 min
  • Suction power
    • 2000 series XU2000/10R1 robot vacuum:2700 Pa
    • 2000 series XU2000/25 robot vacuum:6000 Pa

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Comparison of XU2000/10R1, XU2000/25
81 specifications
Design1 differ
Product colourDiffersBlackWhite
Performance1 differ
Noise levelDiffers66 dB68 dB
Works with the Google AssistantKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Power1 differ
RuntimeDiffers130 min120 min
Batteries requiredKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Technical details2 differ
Packaging contentDiffers2 x washable mops ; 1 x washable filter ; 1 x head brush ; 1 x side brush ; 1 x placemat ; 1 x power cord ; 1 x brush accessory ; 1 x charging station2 x washable mops ; 1 x washable filter ; 1 x main brush ; 1 x side brush ; 1 x placemat ; 1 x power cord ; 1 x brush accessory ; 1 x charging station
Suction powerDiffers2700 Pa6000 Pa

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