i-team co-botic 1700 and 1900 · specifications, operator review and alternatives (2026)
i-team offers three co-botic robotic vacuums for hard floors and carpet: the co-botic 1700 (compact, the longest runtime in the i-team range at 4.5 h, two modes including Drop & Go), the co-botic 1900 Drop & Go (designed for hotel rooms, a use case no other robot claims) and the co-botic 1900 Pro (built-in SIM access point, so it runs without the client's Wi-Fi). Worth knowing: only the 1700 has published figures; both 1900 models are described in prose only. Price and availability on request.
At a glance
The three models
| co-botic 1700 | co-botic 1900 Drop & Go | co-botic 1900 Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Target | Offices, hotels, confined spaces | Hotel rooms, small spaces | Industrial sites, no client Wi-Fi |
| Signature feature | 4.5 h runtime, two modes | Hotel-room use case (unique) | Built-in SIM access point |
| Bin | 238 ml | Not published | Not published |
| Data | Complete | Prose only (watch-list entry) | Prose only (watch-list entry) |
Specifications
Reading by environment
Floors and soiling
Dry vacuums for hard floors and carpet: dust and small debris in offices, hotels and guest rooms. They do not scrub. Bulky waste is out of scope (238 ml bin on the 1700). Carpet compatibility is their advantage over scrubber-dryers.
What the manufacturer does not say
The 1700's 238 ml bin governs everything. The longest runtime in the range is undercut by a tiny bin: on a large site, emptying becomes the limiting factor.
The 1900 Drop & Go targets the hotel room. A use case unique in our database, but without a single published figure: treat it as a watch-list entry and validate in a pilot.
The 1900 Pro runs without client Wi-Fi. Its SIM access point removes the obstacle of connecting to the site network, a real advantage in manufacturing and on sensitive sites. Cost structure: machine plus docking station (1700) plus consumables (filters).
Purchase or outsourced service
On a purchase (capex), the 1700 offers the best runtime but a tiny 238 ml bin that becomes the limiting factor on a large site, and the 1900 Drop & Go targets the hotel room with no published figures to date. Under an outsourced service (opex), the contractor handles the frequent emptying and guarantees continuity. See the Pudu range and the on-site demonstration, or our robotic cleaning service.
Strengths and limits
Strengths
- Hard floors and carpet (all three).
- 1700: the longest runtime in the i-team range (4.5 h), two modes.
- 1900 Pro: runs without client Wi-Fi (SIM access point).
Limits
- 238 ml bin on the 1700: very frequent emptying, 0.3 m/s.
- No published figures for either 1900 model.
- Dry vacuuming only.
Alternatives
- Against other autonomous vacuums: the Nexaro NR 1500 (TÜV Süd certified) and the LionsBot R3 Vac.
- Within the i-team range: the co-botic 45 / 65 for scrubbing.
To compare them with the Pudu MT1 Vac, see the Pudu MT1 Vac profile. To put figures on a project: talk to us about pricing, rental versus purchase, or an on-site demonstration.
Sources
Consulted on 16/07/2026: i-team product pages for the co-botic 1700, 1900 Drop & Go and 1900 Pro; internal robot database (v39). Values marked "n/p" are not published. No price displayed: on request.
Frequently asked questions
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