Eureka, a trusted name in household cleaning solutions for over 100 years, has unveiled its latest breakthrough in home automation at CES 2025: the J15 Max Ultra.
With the ability to detect transparent liquids, advanced corner-cleaning capabilities, and unrivaled suction power, the J15 Max Ultra delivers a futuristic and efficient cleaning experience.
Being the first robotic vacuum to effectively detect transparent liquids, the J15 Max Ultra solves a key challenge in home cleaning automation. Powered by IntelliView AI 2.0, the robot integrates an infrared vision system and an FHD sensor, enabling it to generate high-definition images of surfaces.
This advanced technology distinguishes subtle surface textures and reflections, unaffected by ambient lighting, ensuring precise detection of even clear liquids. It also allows the J15 Max Ultra to intelligently adapt its cleaning strategy, preventing liquid messes from being spread or mishandled.
Combining the ScrubExtend mop extension and the new SweepExtend side brush, the robot effectively reaches corners and edges that traditional vacuums often miss. The SweepExtend brush automatically adjusts its reach, making the J15 Max Ultra an ideal solution for cleaning tight spaces.
The J15 Max Ultra also introduces the DragonClaw Side Brush, a revolutionary design that tackles one of the most persistent issues in robotic vacuums: hair tangling.
Equipped with a powerful 22,000 Pa suction system—a 35% improvement over its predecessor—the J15 Max Ultra delivers deep cleaning on all floor types. It will be available for $1,299 in June 2025, with initial launches planned for the U.S. and select European countries, including Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.
For consumers seeking premium functionality at a more accessible price point, Eureka has introduced the J15 Ultra, the entry-level model in the J15 series. Priced at $799, the J15 Ultra features 19,000 Pa suction power and is set to launch in March 2025.
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