Schbot

The brand

Schbot Robotics sells home robots in Estonia: robot vacuums, window cleaning robots, smart locks and accessories. Its own news section calls it a "Home robot manufacturer", and the site's banner, in Estonian and English, tells visitors that "Schbot robot sales points are open all over Estonia!" with a link to the locations. The store is bilingual (Eesti and English), prices in euros, and sells both online and through those sales points. The brand's blog post on replacing a traditional vacuum says that "Schbot F1 and Schbot S8 are the most popular robot vacuum cleaners in Estonia", and the flagship F1 Hero is sold as an "Eestikeelne" robot, meaning it speaks Estonian.

The range

The robot vacuum line is built around the F1, with the S8 as the quieter alternative.

Schbot F1. The blog calls it "The most popular robotic vacuum cleaner" and lists its core features: easy setup, up to two hours of work on a single charge, suction and washing that "work simultaneously, ensuring impeccable cleanliness", automatic return to the charging station when the battery runs down, and the ability to "clean on top of carpets, offering a universal cleaning solution." The same post says the robot fits under sofas and tables and "comes with a 5-year warranty". In the store, the Schbot F1 White Premium was listed at € 349.00 against an original € 999.00 (-65%), with 4.96 stars from 56 reviews.

Schbot F1 Pitbox. This is the F1 with a white emptying station ("Valge tühjendusjaamaga"), which empties the robot's bin so the owner does not have to after each run. It was listed at € 399.00 against € 1199.00 (-67%), with 4.96 stars from 64 reviews. For most buyers this is the step that matters: the same robot, but with the dock doing the dirty work.

Schbot F1 Hero. The newest machine, sold as "Schbot F1 Hero 2026 UUS Eestikeelne kõik-ühes robottolmuimeja", the new 2026 Estonian-language all-in-one robot vacuum. It was € 1549.00 against an original € 1799.00 (-14%), with 5.00 stars from 7 reviews. The F1 Hero is also the model behind the "Schbot F1 Hero renditeenus", a rental service listed in the main menu, so a household can rent the flagship rather than buy it outright.

Schbot S8. For buyers who want quiet, the blog offers the S8, whose "hallmarks are reliability and quiet operation". It lists mapping and route optimisation, so the robot plans its own route, operation "at just 55 dB", vacuuming and floor washing at the same time, and control through the app even when the owner is away.

The steps in the range are easy to read. The F1 is the base vacuum and mop robot, the Pitbox adds automatic emptying, and the F1 Hero is the new all-in-one flagship. The S8 sits to one side for homes where noise matters more than anything else.

Window cleaning robots

Schbot sells a full window range under the Wind name. The Schbot Wind X3, sold as a new 2026 Estonian-language window cleaning robot in black, is listed at € 1029.00 and marked as the most popular (POPULAARSEIM), with 4.95 stars from 49 reviews. The Wind X2 Spray, with a spray system ("pihustussüsteemiga"), was € 399.00 against € 729.00 (-45%), and the Wind X1 in white is € 629.00. The blog introduced the X3 in November 2024 as "Your newest helper for window cleaning!", and the X2 has been shown on the Estonian TV program Naudime Elu (Enjoy Life).

The store also sells gift bundles. The Schbot F1 + Pitbox + X3 spray set, a robot vacuum with its emptying station and a window robot in one box, was € 1199.00 against € 1999.00 (-40%), with 4.92 stars from 75 reviews, the most reviewed product on the home page.

Beyond cleaning

Schbot's catalog reaches a little past cleaning robots. The main menu has a smart lock section (Nutilukud), and the home page's popular products include a Segway Drift W1 self-balancing scooter at € 599.00, sold alongside the robots. Robot vacuums and window robots remain the center of the store, though, and they fill almost all of the popular products and the news section. The blog's own summary of why to choose the brand rests on three points: scheduling through the app, "proven reliability", and a compact design that "allows the robot to reach hard-to-reach places."

App, care and consumables

The app is the control center for the range: the blog says that "the Schbot app allows you to schedule your cleaning so that the robot works when you're not at home." Schbot also publishes owner guidance in its news section, including posts on how to care for a robot vacuum ("Kuidas hooldada robottolmuimejat?"), on maintenance packages ("Robottolmuimejate hoolduspaketid – Hoolda ja pikenda oma roboti eluiga", meaning care for your robot and extend its life), and on how its robots cope with pets and their hair. An Accessories section (Tarvikud) in the main menu sells parts for the robots.

Buying and support

The store promises fast delivery, with most goods dispatched quickly: "Enamiku kaupade saatmine 48 tunni jooksul" (most goods are shipped within 48 tunni, the Estonian for hours), and offers installment payments through ESTO and Inbank. The footer links to shipping and transport, terms of purchase, guarantee conditions (Garantiitingimused), a privacy policy, a FAQ and the list of points of sale. The contact is Schbot Robotics at info@schbot.ee, and the brand runs an Instagram account, @schboteesti, that posts demos of the F1 Hero and the Wind X3.

The news section shows a company active in its home market. Schbot presented its cleaning robots at IFA 2024, which the post describes as the first time the team could show them there, hosted students from the Tallinn University of Technology, ran a campaign with Paulig Estonia and COOP, and reported that in one August it sold 60% more robots than in July.

Who it suits

Schbot suits households in Estonia that want a vacuum and mop robot with a local seller, Estonian-language support and a physical point of sale nearby. A flat with a mix of hard floors and rugs is well served by the F1, and anyone who wants to stop emptying the bin should take the F1 Pitbox. The F1 Hero, or its rental service, is for buyers who want the newest model. Light sleepers and homes with small children may prefer the S8 at 55 dB. Homes with large windows can add a Wind robot, or buy the vacuum, station and window robot together in the gift set. Buyers outside Estonia, where the brand advertises no sales points, will find it harder to use the local service that is its main strength.