Severin

Severin is a household appliance maker, trading as Severin Elektrogeräte GmbH, that gives 1892 as its founding date. Its official shop sells coffee makers, toasters, air fryers, grills, retro fridges, hair dryers and a large floor care department, and its one robot vacuum sits inside that department. The robot is the Robotic vacuum cleaner "chill®", model RB 7025, and it is a very specific machine: a flat, quiet, budget robot for hard floors and short pile carpet, sold directly from Severin's own site with free shipping, free returns and a 2-year warranty.

The chill RB 7025

Severin opens its description of the chill with four lines, and together they set out exactly what the robot is for. It "Cleans hard floors and short pile carpets while being light and flexible to use". It is "Extra quiet and especially flat (only 7 cm high) for cleaning even under furniture". It offers "Stair step detection by modern sensor technology and optimal corner and edge cleaning by the extra long side brushes". And it promises "90 min. maximum suction power and a range of 100 m²".

The height is the headline. The technical data gives the product dimensions, height by width by depth in cm, as 7 x 28.5 x 28.5, so the chill is a compact disc that can reach under beds, sofas and low cabinets. The run time is listed as 90 Minuten in eco mode, and the activity range as approx. 100 m², which is a flat or a single floor rather than a large house. Severin lists the power as 17.0 watts and notes a digital motor and electronic power control.

The battery is a Li-Ion pack rated at 12,8 V and 1.300 mAh, with a loading time of 6,5 hours, so the chill is a robot you charge between runs rather than one that tops up quickly. The dust container holds 0,35 liters, the filter insert is removable, and Severin lists an LED dust level indicator among its features. Net weight is 1758.0 grams. It comes in three colors on the product page: black, gray and wine red. The plug is a Euro plug, Typ C (CEE 7/16), the standard plug for continental European sockets. In the box it ships at 37 x 31.7 x 11.1 cm with a gross weight of 2359.0 grams, a parcel small enough for Severin's standard free delivery.

The chill is a cordless robot with sensor-based stair detection and long side brushes for corners. Severin's own feature list does not mention a phone app, mapping or a self-emptying dock, and at this price and size the robot is designed to be started and left to work.

Price and what you get for it

On Severin's English-language shop, where its article number is 10007025000, the chill was listed with an original price of 169,90 € and a current sale price of 102,99 €. For that you get a robot from an established appliance brand, with downloadable operating instructions (Instructions 7025.pdf) and a data sheet on the product page, and the shop's service terms: free shipping on orders over 50 €, free returns and a 2-year warranty.

Severin also publishes sustainability details that most robot listings skip. The packaging is described as predominantly recyclable, the operating instructions as fully recyclable, and the product page confirms electrical appliance take-back. It links the EU SCIP database for possible hazardous substances.

One line on the product page deserves a clear reading. Under the technical data, "Repair Service" is listed as "not available" for the chill, even though Severin's general promise in the shop footer is "Built to last, thanks to spare parts and repair service". For this robot, take the product line at its word and count on the 2-year warranty rather than a repair route.

Where the robot sits in Severin's floor care range

Severin's Cleaning category holds 48 products, and the chill is one machine among a range built mostly on hand-held and corded vacuums. The first page includes the S-Power Olymp Cordless Battery Handstick HV 7175 at 149,90 € and the Olymp Pro HV 7179 at 249,90 €, a cordless 2-in-1 hand and handle vacuum HV 7966 on sale at 94,99 € from 199,90 €, the S'Power upright HV 9589 at 69,99 €, a 4-in-1 battery-powered handheld HV 7146 at 109,90 €, and an upholstery cleaner, the S-Power SC 7188, at 169,90 €. The category also covers bagged and bagless vacuums and wet and dry vacuum cleaners. Severin's German homepage features the same Olymp and Olymp Pro handsticks and a cordless S'Power Slim reduced to 80,99 € from 199,90 €, and repeats the service promises in German: "Kostenloser Versand ab 50 €" (free shipping from 50 €) and "Ersatzteile & Reparaturservice" (spare parts and repair service).

That context helps a buyer understand the chill. Severin does not offer a ladder of robots. It offers one simple robot for the daily pass over hard floors and short rugs, and a lot of other machines for the jobs a flat 7 cm robot cannot do.

Buying from Severin

The shop runs in a long list of languages, from German, French, Spanish and Italian through Polish, Nordic and Baltic languages to Turkish, Arabic, Japanese and Chinese. Orders placed before 11 a.m. are dispatched the same working day, according to the shop's service promises, and customer service is offered "with dedicated contacts by email, phone and chat". Signing up for the newsletter brings a 15% voucher for the next purchase, and the shop lists bundles and a sale section.

Who it suits

The chill suits a buyer in continental Europe who wants an inexpensive, quiet robot to keep a flat's hard floors and short pile rugs tidy, especially under low furniture where a taller robot will not fit. The 7 cm height, 90 minutes in eco mode and roughly 100 m² range match a flat well, and the current price keeps the risk low. Its extra long side brushes and stair step detection also suit rooms with plenty of edges, furniture legs and a step down into a hallway, where a round robot needs help reaching corners and must not fall.

It suits buyers less well if they want app control, room maps or a dock that empties the bin, or if they have deep carpet. For those needs Severin's own range points elsewhere, and the chill is best seen as a simple, flat helper from a long-established appliance maker.