Robolta R2 Pro vs R2 Max: which robot vacuum fits your home?
Compare Robolta’s ₹21,999 R2 Pro with the R2 Max and its automatic dust-collection station.
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Robolta R2 Pro
Indian homes that want scheduled, mapped floor cleaning at a modest price, and are happy to empty the dustbin by hand
Robolta R2 Max
Indian homes that want scheduled floor cleaning, flat wet mopping and fewer dustbin-emptying trips
The quick answer
Choose the R2 Pro at ₹21,999 for LiDAR-mapped daily cleaning on a budget and emptying the dustbin yourself. Choose the R2 Max at ₹27,499 for 7,500 Pa suction and a station that empties the dustbin for you. Both list a 4,000 mAh battery, up to three hours of runtime and LiDAR 3.0 navigation.
| Buying detail | R2 Pro | R2 Max |
|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Indian homes that want scheduled, mapped floor cleaning at a modest price, and are happy to empty the dustbin by hand | Indian homes that want scheduled floor cleaning, flat wet mopping and fewer dustbin-emptying trips |
| Rated area | See official listing | See official listing |
| Slope guidance | Check exact product manual | Check exact product manual |
| Navigation | LiDAR 3.0 with multi-floor mapping | LiDAR-based mapping; LiDAR 3.0 in the official brochure |
| Price snapshot | ₹21,999 listed → estimated ₹21,339.03 if code SEBASTIANBASSOL applies | ₹27,499 listed → estimated ₹26,674.03 if code SEBASTIANBASSOL applies |
| Check first | There is no auto-empty station: you empty the dustbin after cleaning. | The product page and variant feed disagree about availability; confirm the selected Black model in the live order flow. |
What they share
Both robots list LiDAR 3.0 mapping, a 4,000 mAh battery, up to three hours of runtime, carpet boost, app and voice control and domestic shipping within India. Both pages showed a Sold Out notice beside the buy button, so confirm stock.
The R2 Pro is the budget pick
The R2 Pro lists 5,000 Pa suction and has no auto-empty station, so you empty the dustbin by hand. It costs ₹21,999, which is ₹5,500 less than the R2 Max.
The R2 Max removes a chore and adds suction
The R2 Max lists 7,500 Pa suction and an automatic dust-collection station that empties the robot after a run, so the bin needs attention less often. That is the main reason to pay the difference.
Our pick
Choose the R2 Pro if budget matters most and a daily bin-emptying routine is fine. Choose the R2 Max if you want hands-off emptying and stronger listed suction. Robolta’s partner program reports 3% off either with SEBASTIANBASSOL, about ₹21,339.03 for the R2 Pro and ₹26,674.03 for the R2 Max if it applies; confirm the total at checkout.
Sources
We checked the exact regional product listings on October 17, 2026: Robolta R2 Pro and Robolta R2 Max. Product information and offer estimates can change; confirm the live listing and final cart total.