Matic Launches New Serene Robot Vacuum with Noise Reduction at $1,700
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Matic has introduced its latest robot vacuum model, the Matic Serene, which features significant noise reduction, operating at just 52 decibels. Priced at $1,695, it is $200 more than the original model, which continues to be available at $1,495. The Serene is designed for users sensitive to noise, allowing for effective cleaning without the disruption typically associated with robot vacuums.
The introduction of the Matic Serene is significant as it addresses a common complaint among robot vacuum users regarding noise levels. By maintaining high suction power while operating quietly, Matic aims to enhance user experience and reduce interruptions during daily activities. The company offers an upgrade path for existing Matic owners, allowing them to enhance their current models with the new hardware.
Matic plans to provide existing owners with the option to upgrade to the Serene in early 2027. This upgrade could be appealing for those who have previously avoided robot vacuums due to noise concerns, potentially expanding Matic's customer base in a competitive market dominated by brands like iRobot and Roborock.
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My favorite robot vacuum just got quieter, and more expensive
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