A pascal number is a manufacturer rating, not a promise about your carpet. WhichVac scores it on a line that reaches 100 at 25,000 Pa and then stops climbing. A robot with no published pascal figure is left blank. It is not given an average.
Navigation is scored only when a source names the system: bump-and-bounce, a camera, LiDAR, or LiDAR plus a camera. “It got around my living room” is not a sensor class, so it does not become a score.
The same rule covers mop hardware. Dual spinning pads, a sonic pad, a plain pad, and a roller are different mechanisms. If a review only says the robot mops, the cleaning score uses a neutral middle value and marks the result partial.
Roborock
Qrevo S5V
Roborock vacuum-mop with a published 12,000 Pa rating, an extending FlexiArm pad, and a dock that empties dust, washes pads in room-temperature water, dries them with warm air, and refills the tank.
Value 96 · Cleaning 68 · from $499.99
eufy
RoboVac 11S Max
Slim eufy vacuum with a published 2,000 Pa suction rating, 2.85 inch body, and bounce navigation. It has no Wi-Fi and no mop. The brand store price below is the figure printed on eufy.com.
Value 48 · Cleaning 18 · from $279.99
Start with the spec table on a model page. Every row has a status: cited snapshot, not published, sample, or unverified. Then read the score breakdown. It lists the weight of each input and which ones were dropped.