7 Best Robot Vacuum Shops in Singapore (2026)

A robot vacuum is a bigger purchase than most small appliances, and in Singapore the choice of seller matters almost as much as the model. Some brands run their own local websites and stores, others sell mainly through appliance chains, and warranty wording can depend on the channel you buy from. This guide covers seven places to buy robot vacuums and mops, drawing on what each seller publishes about its range, service and warranty pages. Use it to shortlist where to shop, compare the same model across two sellers, and read the warranty terms before you pay. Always confirm current stock, delivery and after-sales terms directly with the seller.

Roborock Singapore runs the brand's local website, and it is the most direct route if you want a Roborock robot vacuum and mop with a Singapore-based team behind it. The site says you can buy online or at its two brand stores, listed at Funan and Jurong Point, and it names retail partners including Courts, Harvey Norman, Tangs, Best Denki, Metro, Gain City and Mustafa. It states that, for warranty assurance, units should be bought only through official and authorised channels, and it says the warranty starts when the unit is received. The page also describes a local after-sales office in Tampines, plus a hotline and a WhatsApp line. Check its pages for current store details before visiting.

Funan and Jurong Point
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iRobot Singapore is the local site operated by John Ackerman Pte Ltd, and it is worth a look if you specifically want a Roomba vacuum, a Braava mop or a Roomba Combo that does both jobs. Its pages describe online checkout with free delivery on robots and advertise local Singapore sets, which is useful to confirm against warranty coverage. The site mentions a one-year warranty, with separate pages for warranty registration and the warranty policy, and it offers support through WhatsApp for both sales and servicing. Accessories for Roomba and Braava models are sold there too. It lists a business address in the Chinatown area but does not describe it as a showroom, so treat it as an online-first shop.

Chinatown (online-first)
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ECOVACS runs a Singapore version of its brand site, and it is a sensible place to compare the full DEEBOT range before choosing a retailer. Its pages list models such as the X12S OmniCyclone, X12 PRO OMNI, T90 OMNI, T80 OMNI and the compact mini 2, alongside WINBOT window-cleaning robots for shoppers who want something beyond floors. The site includes a Where to Buy section, a link to an ECOVACS limited warranty page and a support section, although the pages read for this guide did not spell out warranty terms or show a phone number. Use it as a reference for specifications and warranty wording, then confirm exactly who the seller is before you pay.

Online
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The eufy Singapore site, shown as operated by Anker Technology (SG), is where to look if you want the brand's RoboVac line straight from the maker. Its menus group robot vacuums into S, E and C series plus a RoboVac collection, and the Buy Now buttons lead to product pages on the same site. Warranty information and a process-a-warranty page are linked, and the site mentions a 15-day money-back guarantee and an option to register an order for an extended warranty. It also says a support team is available around the clock and publishes a support email address. Read the warranty and returns pages before ordering, because the terms are the brand's own.

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Courts is a Singapore home-appliance retailer, and its website has a dedicated Robotic Vacuum category under small home appliances. The brand filter on that category lists names such as DJI, Dreame, Dyson, Ecovacs, iRobot, Mova, Narwal, Roborock and Viomi, so it works as a single place to compare several makers side by side. The site also lists services around cleaning and maintenance, warranty and protection, and an extended warranty request form, although the pages read did not give robot-vacuum-specific warranty terms. A store locator and an in-store promotions page are linked, so you can check where a model might be on display and ask staff about after-sales, delivery and what happens if a unit needs repair during the warranty period.

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Harvey Norman Singapore's website carries a Robotic Vacuum Cleaners category inside its vacuum cleaner menu, and its shop-by-brand list includes Ecovacs, Eufy, Roborock, Dyson, Shark and Samsung. That makes it a useful stop if you would rather see several robot vacuum makers on one retailer's site than hop between brand pages. The site links to product care, a Service2U page, instalment plan information and a contact page, and it points to a store finder for physical branches. The pages read did not show the category's product listings or the branch list, so confirm stock, the nearest showroom and the warranty terms with the retailer before travelling, and ask how it handles repairs and replacements once the unit is installed at home.

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BEST Denki is a Singapore electronics and appliance retailer whose site has a Robotic Vacuum subcategory under Home and Living vacuum cleaners, and it links a Roborock brand page from the same area. Its footer is dated 2026. For after-sales, the site links to installation and disposal services, collection and delivery services, its Safety5 warranty programme and a page of delivery-restricted areas, which is worth reading if you live somewhere unusual. A store locator is linked as well. The pages read did not list individual robot models, so use it as a place to ask what is stocked in-store and how the retailer handles repairs under warranty, plus whether staff can help with delivery to your block.

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