Review on Smart Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner with 1600Pa Suction, Self Charging, Daily Schedule, Suction Boost, Quiet Operation (60db), Remote-APP-Alexa Control by Alicia Fraser

This vacuum caught my attention for its suction power, compaction power and smart display. Well that's what I have - a vacuum cleaner with powerful suction, so how can I complain? Don't get me wrong, he mops with a mop attachment, but the tank is so small that the water runs out before it gets to the next room. Well maybe this is supposed to do something I don't really know, but it's something to keep in mind as you should just let it run its course. Also note that when filling the tank, there is a small hole on the other side of the tank. So if you turn it over while pouring water, it will come out slowly, so hurry up. The instructions were also vague as to whether cleaning solution or just water could be added to the tank. I decided to add a little because it didn't make sense for me to spray the floor cleaner as I wanted to vacuum it first. maybe, but their app ONLY works on 2.4GHz and not the 5GHz that my WiFi runs on, so the app is useless to me and I can't use it. The remote it comes with starts and stops it, you can start it in spot clean mode, edge mode or random mode, but you can't block areas with the remote - you can only block the areas in the Block app I can. do not use. I just wanted everyone involved to know this important information before purchasing, but I'll say it again - the vacuum cleaner does its job! And finally when he turns right he makes a moaning noise but when he turns left everything is fine. I don't know why, just like that. **Update week 1** The groan seems to be from the rubber of a wheel scraping across my vinyl floor when cornering - as I said, only one way, so maybe my floor isn't level? This is an old house. Also, a few things are constantly touching the button at the top, so the cleaning is constantly suspended. I can't start it while I'm away, otherwise it's most likely either hanging in my kitchen, partly under the front of my fridge, or in my living room, partly under a stand. I think in the future they might want to countersink the button so nothing touches it when it goes under things. Just a suggestion.