Review on I LIFE A80 Max Robot 🤖 Vacuum Cleaner: 2000Pa Suction, Wi-Fi Connected, Alexa Compatible by Jay Kowal

I've had this A80 model for a few months now. The best thing about this car is that I can get my kids to collect all their toys every day! I tell them that if the robot can walk around your room then you're already halfway through your daily cleaning. I have to say that the robot has really helped me keep the house more organized and clean. Of course, you still have to do some general cleaning yourself, but the robot can do most of the sweeping/maintenance around the house. Sometimes I need to move the robot to cover more space. As for the vacuuming function, the A80 can work on both carpet and parquet. I use it on the ground floor. It doesn't fall down the stairs (in our basement), it's relatively quiet and the suction power (adjustable in the app) is pretty good. I can set my daily cleaning schedule, check cleaning history and check battery status easily in the app. If the machine hangs, I can check the cause in the app, e.g. B. Too much hair getting stuck in the roller or the main brush needs cleaning. It would be nice if he could tell me the reason directly and then I found out that their A10 model has this voice feature which is nice. Maybe I can add this to my robot fleet. For a self-docking capability, the robot is pretty smart. After a time or two he seems to get used to the cleaning area and can easily return to the charging station. However, sometimes it doesn't come back, especially if I move the car too much. Maybe the complexity of the house is playing a cruel trick, or am I just taking the car and moving it too much? After sharing the area with these virtual wall barriers and avoiding moving the robot manually, the situation improves and the robot can return to its charging station more smoothly. Another solution I can think of is to get another robot with a virtual wall/block separating it into two cleaning zones. In general, the machine is good for its price. I will recommend it to my friends.