Updated September 30, 2026 · SmartHomeCue Editorial Team

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link

Gavri CZ-SK scores 9.3 and TP-Link 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Gavri CZ-SK

9.3/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

TP-Link

9.3/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link: the differences

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link
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Gavri CZ-SK
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Reference modelsNoaton DF 4220 HEPA WiFi, Noaton DF 4115 HEPA WiFi, Noaton AP 2145, Noaton DF 4150Tapo RV20 Max, Tapo RV30 Max Plus, Tapo RV50 Pro Omni
Mop typeRollerSpinning
Runtime85180Higher
Dust bin capacity (ml)700Higher300
Warranty3 yearsHigher1 to 2 years
Entry priceCZK 2,290Not confirmed
Flagship priceCZK 5,995Not confirmed
Top suction (Pa)Not confirmed15,000
Self-empty dockNot confirmedYes
Obstacle avoidanceNot confirmedStructured light
LiDAR navigationNot confirmedYes
Height (cm)Not confirmed10
MarketsCZ, SKNot confirmed

Same on both: Spare parts shop (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Runtime is higher at TP-Link: 180 vs 85.
  • Dust bin capacity (ml) is higher at Gavri CZ-SK: 700 vs 300.
  • Warranty is higher at Gavri CZ-SK: 3 years vs 1 to 2 years.
  • Support channels: only TP-Link offers Community.
  • Products: only Gavri CZ-SK offers Purifier, Dehumidifier, Humidifier.
  • Products: only TP-Link offers Robot vacuum.

Our verdict on each

Gavri CZ-SK

Gavri CZ-SK suits Czech and Slovak buyers who want purifiers, dehumidifiers, humidifiers and fans from a single seller, plus vacuum models for floor care. Purifiers start at CZK 490, filters run CZK 930 a year, and the reference units carry a 3 years warranty.

Read the full Gavri CZ-SK review

TP-Link

TP-Link suits households that want Matter-certified devices, local control and a hub whose subscription is $0, and it sells robot vacuums rated at 15,000 Pa for the same rooms. Buyers who want blinds, thermostats or radiator valves should weigh Aqara or SONOFF, and sensors need a hub.

Read the full TP-Link review

Score breakdown

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link
AreaGavri CZ-SKTP-Link
Cost9.8HigherPurifiers start at CZK 490 and filters run CZK 930 a year on a 12 months cycle.9.4Entry prices sit against a €96.46 median, and the hub subscription is $0, so nothing recurs.
Offer8.8Range spans purifier, dehumidifier and humidifier, with a 3 years warranty and a spare parts shop.9.4HigherProtocols are matter and wi fi and ecosystems covered are alexa, google and homekit, so devices and vacuums share a hub.
TrustNot confirmed9.1Local control is yes, support runs on email, phone and help centre, and warranty cover runs 1 to 2 years.

By the numbers

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link
FactGavri CZ-SKTP-Link
Runtime85180
Dust bin capacity (ml)700300
Warranty3 years1 to 2 years

If neither fits

Buture has dust bin capacity (ml) at 1,500, against 700 for Gavri CZ-SK and 300 for TP-Link.

Buture review

What we checked

Gavri CZ-SK

  • gavri.cz: 13 facts, checked September 30, 2026

TP-Link

  • tp-link.com: 15 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link
RankingGavri CZ-SKTP-Link
Robot vacuum and mop combos12 of 4714 of 47

Every fact side by side

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link
FactGavri CZ-SKTP-Link
ProductsPurifier, Dehumidifier, Humidifier, FanRobot vacuum
Legal entityGavri s.r.o.TP-Link Systems Inc.
HeadquartersCzechiaUnited States
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centreEmail, Phone, Help centre, CommunityCovers more

Kitchen appliances

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link
FactGavri CZ-SKTP-Link
Price fromCZK 490Not confirmed
Capacity (l)2Not confirmed
Power (W)400Not confirmed
Cooking programmes6Not confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link
FactGavri CZ-SKTP-LinkMedian
Top suction (Pa)Not confirmed15,000at the median15,000
Runtime85below the median180above the median120
Dust bin capacity (ml)700at the median300lowest quarter700
Height (cm)Not confirmed10above the median9.8
Warranty3 yearshighest quarter1 to 2 yearsat the median2 years

Median across 66 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Gavri CZ-SK

Pros

  • The catalogue spans purifier, dehumidifier and humidifier, so air and floor needs come from the same seller.
  • Purifiers start at CZK 490, an entry point near the front of the purifier ranking.
  • Replacement filters run CZK 930 a year on a 12 months change cycle, which keeps the ongoing bill modest.

Cons

  • Clean air delivery of 95 m³/h sits low in the purifier comparison, so open plan rooms are out of reach.
  • Purifier noise starts at 39 dB, workable in a bedroom but not in a busy shared living space.
  • Delivery is limited to CZ and SK, which narrows the audience to Czech and Slovak buyers.

TP-Link

Pros

  • Local control is listed as yes, so schedules and scenes can run on the local network instead of a cloud round trip.
  • Protocols are matter and wi fi and ecosystems covered are alexa, google and homekit, so the devices and the robot vacuums sit in the same setup.
  • The hub subscription is $0, so there is nothing to renew or pay for month to month.

Cons

  • Hub required is listed as yes for the sensor range, so a hub is part of entry cost rather than something you can add later.
  • Device types are lighting, plug and hub, which leaves out blinds, thermostats and radiator valves; Aqara lists hub, sensor and lighting and SONOFF lists thermostat, trv and lighting for those categories.
  • Warranty cover runs 1 to 2 years, so the shorter terms on some products are worth reading before you mount sensors or buy a dock.

Who each suits

Gavri CZ-SK

Who it suits

  • Buyers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia who want purifiers, dehumidifiers, humidifiers and fans under a single roof.
  • Households watching ongoing spend, since CZK 930 a year in filters is the number that recurs.
  • Owners of a listed Noaton unit who value a 3 years warranty alongside a spare parts shop.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers outside CZ and SK, who will need a local seller for delivery.
  • Anyone chasing high clean air delivery rates, since 95 m³/h suits smaller rooms.
  • Buyers wanting near silence in an open living space, given 39 dB at the low end of the range.

TP-Link

Who it suits

  • Renters and homeowners who want lights, plugs, sensors and robot vacuums run from a single hub.
  • People who care about local control and paying nothing monthly for the hub.
  • Households on a budget who want Matter support without changing brand for floor cleaning.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Not for blinds or radiator valve buyers: Aqara (hub, sensor and lighting) and SONOFF (thermostat, trv and lighting) both list types missing from TP-Link's lighting, plug and hub.
  • Not for smart thermostat buyers: Samsung lists hub, sensor and plug, which includes a thermostat, while TP-Link's device list stops short of heating control.

Country by country

Gavri CZ-SK vs TP-Link
CountryGavri CZ-SKTP-Link
CzechiaYesNo
SlovakiaYesNo

Questions about each

Gavri CZ-SK

How much does a Gavri air purifier cost at entry?+

Purifiers are listed from CZK 490, which places the starting point at 5 among brands compared on entry price. That figure covers the purifier line only. Dehumidifiers, humidifiers, fans and the vacuum models each sit on their own price steps, so treat CZK 490 as the cheapest way in rather than a typical basket.

What do replacement filters cost each year?+

Filters come to CZK 930 a year, spread across a 12 months change cycle, and the range covers hepa h13, carbon and uv. That annual figure sits at 11 on the filter cost ranking, which is a useful check against the entry price. The mix of stages inside a unit changes the final bill.

TP-Link

What does the TP-Link smart home range actually cover?+

The device list is lighting, plug and hub, so you get lighting, plugs, hubs and sensors, with energy reporting part of the plug range. That is a narrower line than some rivals, and the gap shows up in heating and shading.

Do I need the hub to get started?+

For the sensor range the hub is required, and local control is listed as yes as well, so the hub is where automations on the local network actually run. Treat it as part of your entry cost rather than an optional extra, and check which rooms need sensors before ordering.

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