Review on Bagotte BG600 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner - Ultra-Thin & Quiet, Powerful Suction, Intelligent Self-Charging Robot Vacuum Cleaners for Pet Hair, Hard Floors, and Medium Carpets by Veronica Garcia

This is my first Wakubot. Here are some thoughts specific to this bot, although most of these thoughts probably apply to any Vacubot: Pros: - It cleans better than expected. Good suction power, good sweeping for cleaning edges/corners. - When it works independently, it requires little effort other than maintenance. - Instead of vacuuming weekly and having dirty floors in between, my floors are now cleaned daily. Cons: - After about 10 runs through my house, only one of them was 100% independent. Then 2 bullets explain: - I think the bot doesn't have a height sensor. Instead of dodging low ground clearances, he flies right in and gets stuck. I've installed wooden blocks and other obstacles to help, but I still haven't perfected this technique. Also, building and dismantling obstacles every day is a lot of hassle. Soon I will be cutting some pieces of wood to raise 2 pieces of furniture - hopefully this will solve the problem. — It is important to protect your home from bots. In young children, this can be a significant pain. Some things that gave me problems: Christmas tree apron, kids toys/games, shoelaces, random cords/laces. It's pretty easy to clog the vacuum cleaner. The brush picks up hair quickly. I feel the need to clean my brush about every 3 days. Granted, my family probably loses more hair than most. Perhaps in a more normal hairy family, this is a weekly chore. - The bot is louder than expected. I can't keep it running at night because it wakes me up. Noise summary: loud horn when turning on or when help is needed, wheels are noisy when going over grooves in tile or wooden partitions, it's a little clumsy and bumps into things that make noise, general suction noise. I'm sleeping upstairs away from the bot, but the first 3 sounds listed above will wake me up - the general sucking sound is probably good for sleep. It's a decent device and if it works well I can certainly see a big benefit. If I had to do it all over again, I probably wouldn't buy a Wakubot. It's just not worth the work I'm putting into this. and unfortunately cannot run it at night.