ILIFE A30
Robot vacuum and mop with LiDAR, 13,000 Pa
8.1/10our editorial score
- 13,000 Pa suction
- Robot format
₹17,900
Indicative price, verified 2026-09-22. Confirm on the marketplace before buying.
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ILIFE Vacuum Cleaners: Review, Models & Prices (2026)
Part of Shenzhen Zhiyi Technology Co., Ltd · Shenzhen, China
Models reviewed
7
Price from
₹13,410
Top score
8.1/10
Service reach
limited
The budget entry point to robot cleaning, and honest about being exactly that. ILIFE builds simple machines with gyroscopic or random navigation, modest suction and basic mopping, at prices where a robot vacuum becomes an impulse purchase rather than an investment. The V-series robots and the W90 Pro wet-dry floor washer are the recognisable products. Judged against a ₹60,000 Roborock they are unsophisticated; judged as a way to stop mopping a 2BHK by hand for under ₹20,000, several of them make complete sense.
ILIFE strengths
- The cheapest credible route into robot floor cleaning in India
- Simple, serviceable hardware with cheap and widely available consumables
- The W90 Pro wet-dry floor washer is a genuinely good product in a category with few Indian options
- Light and low-profile enough to get under Indian beds and sofas, which many flagships cannot
What to watch for
- Most models navigate by gyroscope or randomly rather than LiDAR — cleaning is unsystematic and coverage is incomplete
- Mopping is a dragged damp pad; it wipes rather than scrubs and will not lift dried stains
- Suction is low, so it manages dust and hair on hard floors and struggles on carpet
- No obstacle recognition — cables, socks and pet mess all need clearing first
- Indian service is thin and depends on the importing seller rather than the brand
ILIFE vacuum cleaners — full range with prices
7 ILIFE models reviewed, ranked by our editorial score. Prices are indicative street prices — always confirm on the marketplace before buying.
7 ILIFE products
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ILIFE A30 Pro
Robot vacuum and mop with LiDAR, 13,000 Pa
8.0/10our editorial score- 13,000 Pa suction
- Robot format
Read full review →₹21,900Indicative price, verified 2026-09-22. Confirm on the marketplace before buying.
ILIFE A20 Pro
Robot vacuum and mop with LiDAR, 6,500 Pa
7.9/10our editorial score- 6,500 Pa suction
- Robot format
Read full review →₹18,899Indicative price, verified 2026-09-22. Confirm on the marketplace before buying.
- Read full review →₹13,410
Indicative price, verified 2026-09-22. Confirm on the marketplace before buying.
ILIFE T20s Pro
Robot vacuum and mop with LiDAR, 6,500 Pa
7.7/10our editorial score- 6,500 Pa suction
- Robot format
Read full review →₹23,309Indicative price, verified 2026-09-22. Confirm on the marketplace before buying.
- Read full review →₹28,900
Indicative price, verified 2026-09-22. Confirm on the marketplace before buying.
ILIFE V80
A simple, large-bin robot for hard floors
6.7/10our editorial score- 2,000 Pa suction
- Robot format
- Up to 110 min per charge
- 0.75 L dust capacity
- Gyroscope navigation
- Dragged mop pad — wipes rather than scrubs
Read full review →₹34,000Indicative price, verified 2026-09-22. Confirm on the marketplace before buying.
ILIFE service, AMC & customer care
ILIFE's service network is rated limited in our assessment. That means coverage in India is genuinely limited. Before buying, confirm that a technician serves your area and that replacement filters can be delivered to your pin code — an appliance you cannot service or re-filter is a poor purchase at any price.
Before ordering any purifier, call the brand's customer care, give them your pin code and ask two questions: is there a technician covering this area, and how many days does a filter-change request typically take? Then ask for the AMC price in writing. That five-minute call prevents most of the regret in this category.
- Raise service requests through ILIFE's official website only — https://www.ilife.in/pages/support. Third parties advertising "authorised ILIFEservice" frequently have no brand relationship, charge more and fit non-genuine parts.
- Always insist on a ticket or complaint reference number, and note the promised response window.
- Ask the technician to record input and output PM2.5 readings on the service slip at every visit. It is your evidence base and it makes vague diagnoses much harder to sustain.
ILIFE — frequently asked questions
Is ILIFE a good vacuum cleaner brand?
The budget entry point to robot cleaning, and honest about being exactly that. ILIFE builds simple machines with gyroscopic or random navigation, modest suction and basic mopping, at prices where a robot vacuum becomes an impulse purchase rather than an investment. The V-series robots and the W90 Pro wet-dry floor washer are the recognisable products. Judged against a ₹60,000 Roborock they are unsophisticated; judged as a way to stop mopping a 2BHK by hand for under ₹20,000, several of them make complete sense. Its service network is rated limited, and it sits in the budget price band. Most models navigate by gyroscope or randomly rather than LiDAR — cleaning is unsystematic and coverage is incomplete
Which is the best ILIFE vacuum cleaner?
The ILIFE A30 at around ₹17,900 is our top-scoring ILIFE model at 8.1/10. Daily vacuum-and-mop upkeep on tile or marble floors If budget is the priority, the ILIFE V20 at around ₹13,410 is the most affordable option in the range.
How do I contact ILIFE customer care?
Use the official support page on ILIFE's own website (https://www.ilife.in/pages/support) and raise a service request there, insisting on a ticket reference number. We deliberately do not publish support phone numbers, because they change and stale numbers send people to third parties impersonating brand service. Have your model name, serial number and purchase date ready.
What is the ILIFE AMC cost?
For a domestic vacuum cleaner, expect a comprehensive AMC covering all consumables to cost roughly ₹2,500-₹4,500 a year, more for copper, alkaline or hot-water models. ILIFE pricing is quoted locally and varies between cities, so get it in writing and confirm explicitly whether the HEPA filter is included — that is the most common exclusion.