ANKI Vector 2.0 vs Enabot EBO Max

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Vector 2.0 compared with EBO Max
ANKIVector 2.0EnabotEBO Max
Overview
Released2022–
Task and control
FormWheeledWheeled
UseCompanionCompanion, Inspection
Phone app–Yes
Intended useSold under the ANKI brand by Digital Dream Labs; this is Vector 2.0, not the discontinued original Vector.–
MovementTracked desktop robot with a moving lift and head.20–60 cm/s; up to 12 mm obstacles and 15° slopes.
Autonomy–VSLAM, route memory and infrared docking; scheduled route, marked-point and whole-home patrols.
Remote control–AI assistant with face/voice recognition and memory; maker page conflicts on supported face-profile count, which is omitted.
Cloud and offline operationAutonomous core behaviour continues without the voice plan; Hey Vector responses and cloud voice features require the service.Remote control requires the robot and phone to have an internet connection.
Subscription28-day voice service trial; subsequent cloud voice subscription is paid.–
Regional availabilityActive maker store says in stock and shipping within one business day.Active maker-store variants are available; delivery region and plug selection must be checked when ordering.
Release detailsDigital Dream Labs announced international Vector 2.0 shipping in October 2022; earlier regional delivery dates are unresolved, so year precision is retained.First retail sale has not been established; current listing and image dates are not treated as sale dates.
Hardware
Height–117 mm
Width–127 mm
Depth–129 mm
Robot weight–750 g
CameraYesYes
MicrophoneYesYes
Wi-FiYesYes
Memory–microSD expansion up to 256 GB.
Camera2-megapixel camera; do not confuse this with the original Vector camera.4K 3840 × 2160; 131° field of view.
Audio–Four-microphone array; EBO EBO voice wake-up and two-way video/audio.
Connections–2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi.
Size and weight–Robot dimensions and weight exclude the charging dock.
Battery
Battery life (maker's claim)–4–6 hours standby/video; up to 3 hours continuous movement
Battery capacity–2,500 mAh
Automatic dock return–Yes
Charging–3–4 hours.
BatteryMaker claims up to 30% longer battery life than the original Vector and a user-accessible replacement compartment; no absolute runtime or factory battery capacity is published here.–

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