Eziclean Windobot S5 Pro (window-cleaning robot connected with automatic spraying): our review

The spring Saturday reserved for cleaning the windows has a way of swallowing the afternoon. The Eziclean Windobot S5 Pro offers automatic spraying for that familiar household chore, bringing liquid application into the robot's routine. Less reaching for the bottle. The spray bottle gets a break; you still handle placement, refills and the move to the next pane.

Would you rather spend that time looking through the sunroom windows? We like having the robot handle spraying while you take care of placement, refills, and moving it to the next pane. That division of labor makes sense for regular window care, even though dried marks may still need attention. The dirt, cleaning solution, and cloth condition influence the finish.

The reservoir holds 50 ml, a typical tank size among window cleaning robots. Think of it as a liquid supply to monitor between panes, with refill needs depending on how dirty the glass is. It gives you a starting point for the afternoon, without telling you how much glass you can clean before returning to the sink.

Frameless window compatibility is explicitly supported, and mirrors are also among the verified surfaces. That gives this robotic window cleaner a concrete role where broad glass panels and a bathroom mirror compete for attention. Choose around the glass you own. Shower glass with hard water marks should not become an assumed application simply because it is another chore you would happily hand over.

The manufacturer's suction pressure figure is 3500 Pa, around the average for window cleaning robots. For a living room picture window, that puts its advertised suction in familiar category territory. It does not establish how reliably the robot will remain attached in every situation.

Manufacturers' manuals instruct users to secure a safety tether to a fixed anchor and remain nearby, especially on an upstairs exterior window. They also advise against exterior cleaning in rain. If a rainy winter has left the view looking tired, save the exterior work for a dry day.

The backyard sliding door may be easy to reach, but the nearest usable outlet still matters. Before placing the robot on the glass, work out where the power connection will run and how you will manage it when moving to the next window. The cord comes along. A cleaning session across the room involves more than carrying the appliance over.

Its electrical power specification is 72 W. That describes its electrical demand during operation; it cannot predict how long cleaning will take or how the glass will look afterward. For your afternoon plans, the amount and condition of the glass matter more than that figure.

What happens if the power cuts out with the robot upstairs? The UPS backup battery is intended to maintain adhesion temporarily while you retrieve it. Cleaning still requires mains power, and the backup is no guarantee against a fall. Keep retrieval practical before starting, especially where reaching the glass would require a stepladder.

A robot working on the living room glass shares the room with whatever you are doing. The manufacturer's noise figure of 58 dB places this model among the quietest window cleaning robots by their stated specifications. That makes it an appealing candidate if louder household equipment wears on you. Beside a reading chair, that lower sound specification is a useful reason to consider it, without expecting silence.

Control comes through an app. If your phone already handles familiar household tasks, that approach should fit your habits. Particular scheduling or remote-access functions are not established by app control alone. The appeal here is straightforward: operating the cleaner through your phone while staying nearby.

At 1,35 kg, the robot needs lifting onto each pane and taking down again, so a room full of separate windows still gives your arms a job. Your arms remain on duty. It earns a favorable overall assessment in our scores. We would consider the repeated lifting alongside the convenience of spraying and phone control, particularly if your home has many separate panes.

What holds us back is water tank capacity when your cleaning plans stretch across extensive glass. A typical reservoir is less appealing when you want to work through a whole sunroom with fewer refill stops. How much time at the sink are you willing to build into that afternoon?

Lubluelu CHYW201 for greater tank capacity has higher water tank capacity at 160 ml. That means more liquid available between refills, directly addressing the Windobot S5 Pro's weakest criterion. Lubluelu CHYW201 also has a higher suction pressure value. Lubluelu CHYW201 is better rated overall, making it a clear alternative when the reservoir drives your choice.

Mova N1 has higher water tank capacity at 120 ml, making it better suited to large picture windows thanks to a larger tank. More liquid is useful across broad panes, though it does not promise a particular cleaning area. Mova N1 also has a higher suction pressure value. Mova N1 is better rated overall.