Which is better iClebo Arte or iClebo Omega?

The Omega model was released much earlier than the Arte, so it incorporates more modern components and features. However, it's worth noting that one model can't completely replace the other; each offers its own set of advantages. To determine which is better, it's necessary to compare the iClebo Arte and iClebo Omega across a number of parameters.

Appearance

The Omega model features two side brushes, a rubber turbo brush, and a dust collector located at the top of the body. This robot vacuum cleaner boasts a modern and practical design. It features a compact, semi-elliptical shape and small dimensions.

iClebo Omega is available in two case colors: black with a gold panel (Gold, code YCR-M07-10), and white with a silver panel (White, code YCR-M07-20).

The iClebo Arte also has two side brushes, but compared to the Omega, the turbo brush is bristled and uses a separate rubber squeegee, with the dust collector located at the rear of the robot. The robot has a very stylish and premium appearance. The most common body colors are Carbon (YCR-M05-10) and Silver (YCR-M05-20).

As you can see from the photos, neither robot vacuum cleaner is inferior in terms of external parameters. Choosing one robot over another depends solely on preference.

Equipment

The Omega model includes a base with a power supply, a remote control with two batteries, a special pleated antibacterial HEPA filter, a magnetic tape (motion limiter), a brush for cleaning the robot vacuum cleaner, and instructions.

The Arte model also includes a base with a power supply, a remote control with batteries, two pleated antibacterial filters, a limiting tape, a cleaning brush for the vacuum cleaner, and instructions.

It is not possible to choose which is better based on this parameter, since there are no significant differences in the configuration of robotic vacuum cleaners.

Technical specifications

We have provided a comparison of the characteristics of iClebo Arte and Omega in the table:

	Arte	Omega
Type of cleaning	dry and wet	dry and wet
Cleaned area	up to 150 sq.m.	up to 120 sq.m.
Dust collector capacity	0.6 l	0.7 l
Number of operating modes	5	3
Noise level	no more than 58 dB	up to 70 dB
Opening hours	about 160 minutes	60-80 min
Charging time	100 min	180 min
Battery	Li-Ion, capacity 2200 mAh	Li-Ion, capacity 4400 mAh
Sensors and detectors	25, including video camera, gyroscope, odometer, Hall sensor, mechanical bumper.	35, including a video camera, dust sensor, gyroscope, odometer, filter presence sensor, Hall sensor, mechanical bumper.

Functional capabilities

iClebo Arte robot vacuum cleaner The robot can operate in five modes: automatic (snake), maximum (snake and random movement), local, random movement, and wet cleaning. In automatic mode, the robot cleans the entire surface, moving from one obstacle to the next. In maximum mode, debris is removed over the entire area until the battery is completely discharged. Local mode is typically used to clean a predetermined area. When using random movement, the robot moves along a random route, but its operating time is limited. When the special microfiber pad is attached, the robot automatically switches to wet cleaning.

Compared to Arte,iClebo Omega There are fewer operating modes: auto, maximum, and local. In local mode, the robot rotates in a circle or spiral, covering a small area of ​​the surface. This allows it to clean smaller, dirtier areas. In automatic mode, the robot vacuum automatically chooses its route, moving in a serpentine pattern. A distinctive feature of this feature is that the robot remembers the location of the base. After cleaning the apartment, the vacuum automatically returns to the base to charge. In maximum mode, the robot vacuum first moves in parallel lines, then in perpendicular ones. Therefore, this mode is called "double serpentine."

Both robot vacuums come with a dedicated floor cleaning cloth. However, compared to the Arte, the Omega can also perform wet cleaning in addition to any of its three modes. The Omega has stiff ten-point side brushes, and a rubber main brush. Compared to the Omega, the Arte has soft three-point side brushes, a bristled main brush, and a rubber squeegee.

Not sure which one is best for cleaning carpeted surfaces? We recommend the iClebo Omega robotic vacuum. For smooth surfaces, the iClebo Arte is better. It's important to note that both robotic vacuums are less effective on high-pile carpets.

To summarize the comparison of the best home vacuum cleaners, the conclusion is clear: each choice is individual and depends on the buyer's needs. Each of the robot vacuum cleaners presented has its own characteristics. For example, the iClebo Arte boasts excellent maneuverability and ability to overcome thresholds, low noise levels, and a large cleaning area. The Omega, on the other hand, achieves superior cleaning results on carpets in smaller spaces. It also removes pet hair better, as it doesn't become tangled in the main brush when vacuumed.

Finally, we recommend watching a video comparing both robot vacuum cleaners from Yujin Robot:

So, we've provided a comparison of the iClebo Arte and Omega based on their specifications and functionality. Based on the information provided, you can decide for yourself which is better. Just keep in mind that the Arte costs around $280, while the Omega will cost around $360 in 2019!