BISSELL EV675 review: 118 specs compared

The assessment from Gear Diary examines the Bissell EV675 robot vacuum as an economical, hardware-focused cleaning tool for straightforward floor maintenance. Built around a Triple-Action cleaning setup, the device uses dual edge brushes, a rotating multi-surface brush roll, and solid suction to sweep debris cleanly from low-pile carpets and tile floors. Its low clearance profile slides easily under coffee tables and lounge chairs to collect dust. The package includes extra replacement filters and brushes. This provides immediate long-term value. Conversely, the vacuum completely foregoes wireless connectivity, which means users cannot control it through mobile apps or voice assistants. Navigation relies on random bounce patterns, and the machine lacks any wet mopping features.

The laboratory testing by Consumer Reports evaluates the Bissell EV675 Multi-Surface robotic cleaner across strict bare floor and carpet trials. The unit achieves respectable marks for bare floor sweeping, easily drawing loose particles from hardwood and vinyl into its collection chamber. Integrated drop sensors prevent accidental tumbles down staircases, and its rechargeable battery supplies up to one hundred minutes of steady cleaning. Its physical remote allows straightforward starting and scheduling without network configuration. On the downside, deep carpet agitation proves mediocre on medium and plush pile carpeting. The small 0.4-liter dust collector fills quickly in homes with pets and requires frequent emptying. The lack of app mapping also leaves room coverage uneven.