Review on BoostGen Technology Auto Charge Boundary Supported by Stacey Jones

This is my first robot vacuum and I'm in love! I wish I had bought one sooner. I researched for a few months and chose the dser because it works quietly, sucks and doesn't need a Bluetooth connection. I have a new black lab and the amount of fur was too much for me to vacuum daily (I also have 2 cats but they don't shed like this guy!) so I decided to try a robot vacuum. But not only the amount of hair he collects convinced me, but also the dust! I had no idea my house was so dirty! I'm lucky - my flooring is tile and hardwood, with a very low-pile carpet, and it can handle anything. Its slim profile allows it to get under sofas and chairs, and sweepers do a great job cleaning those hard-to-reach corners. It needs to be emptied after every run and gets pretty dirty/dusty so I wipe it down. A barely damp microfiber cloth works on any pair, but it works hard and keeps me from running the vacuum all the time, so I'm giving it the attention it deserves. It can get caught on cables, so be careful. But it even walks across my black exercise mat, which I wasn't expecting, and the magnetic strips are great for keeping the Dser in a room or area to focus on rather than being loose around the house.