I got one a couple of days ago, It's really nice to get all the cat hair out. But this thing was a bit annoying to setup. So if you have a wifi 6 network, no matter what frequency you use, it will not work. So i made a wifi hotspot with my old laptop, connected phone and robot and then i switched both to the wifi6 afterwich it worked. Now seeing how this looks after a couple of times vacuuming, i would say it will require maintenance quite often to keep it into working condition. So the time you're not spending vacuuming with a normal vacuum, you will spend to do maintenance, oh and also you will use more time to actually babysit the robot so it will not get stuck in whatever. If you want to use it stress free, you shouldn't have wires and surfaces smaller than 3cm, because this thing will try to climb them and/or get tangled in them. About the battery, they advertise it for 180 hours. This is a joke, i would assume it has some cheap chinese knockoff battery there. With max suction and mopping mine lasts somewhere between 40-60 minutes. With them off, maybe 1.5h. But the battery is easily removable and it looks like you can DiY by yourself a better pack by buying for example 4x samsung 3500mah batteries, and putting them together, provided you have the skills and tools.
Ok, now a bit more feedback. I used it a couple of times and I could make a list of pros and cons I guess: pros: - good suction power even on normal - it can easily go under furniture because of the low height - quite thorough - not too loud - easy enough to clean cons: - battery doesn't last as advertised - it's a bit retarded with mapping - annoying to setup if you have wifi 6. - it finds it's base somewhat hard if you pick it up to especially vacuum some area, easiest is to put it to charge by yourself - most times if it runs long enough it starts misjudging the previous recorded distance to objects and thinks it didn't finish vacuuming, and vacuums some areas 2 or 3 times, so it takes longer to finish. - the whole robot gets warm when charging, but the charger only has 0.6 amps and it shouldn't happen
I got one a couple of days ago, It's really nice to get all the cat hair out. But this thing was a bit annoying to setup. So if you have a wifi 6 network, no matter what frequency you use, it will not work. So i made a wifi hotspot with my old laptop, connected phone and robot and then i switched both to the wifi6 afterwich it worked. Now seeing how this looks after a couple of times vacuuming, i would say it will require maintenance quite often to keep it into working condition. So the time you're not spending vacuuming with a normal vacuum, you will spend to do maintenance, oh and also you will use more time to actually babysit the robot so it will not get stuck in whatever. If you want to use it stress free, you shouldn't have wires and surfaces smaller than 3cm, because this thing will try to climb them and/or get tangled in them. About the battery, they advertise it for 180 hours. This is a joke, i would assume it has some cheap chinese knockoff battery there. With max suction and mopping mine lasts somewhere between 40-60 minutes. With them off, maybe 1.5h. But the battery is easily removable and it looks like you can DiY by yourself a better pack by buying for example 4x samsung 3500mah batteries, and putting them together, provided you have the skills and tools.
awesome! What type of lithium battery size? 18650 or 26650? I just ordered one of this and waiting for the delivery.
@@leotheevinci 18650
Wow, thanks for all of the feedback, this will probably help some people out! Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Ok, now a bit more feedback. I used it a couple of times and I could make a list of pros and cons I guess:
pros:
- good suction power even on normal
- it can easily go under furniture because of the low height
- quite thorough
- not too loud
- easy enough to clean
cons:
- battery doesn't last as advertised
- it's a bit retarded with mapping
- annoying to setup if you have wifi 6.
- it finds it's base somewhat hard if you pick it up to especially vacuum some area, easiest is to put it to charge by yourself
- most times if it runs long enough it starts misjudging the previous recorded distance to objects and thinks it didn't finish vacuuming, and vacuums some areas 2 or 3 times, so it takes longer to finish.
- the whole robot gets warm when charging, but the charger only has 0.6 amps and it shouldn't happen
Hi how long does the charge last? I got the same one as you two weeks ago. It died after 8 mins of cleaning, is this normal? Thank you