Review on HOBOT-298: Smart Window Cleaning Robot with Ultrasonic Water Spray, Smartphone Control, and Remote Operation by Nguyn Hong Qun  (Qun ᠌

I will keep this short. The "cloth" that makes up the window cleaning robot is capable of crawling on its own. Nothing more, nothing less. Its primary function is to move around in places that are tough to access. In addition to that, he is able to deal with 5+. For instance, I have two configuration loggias that look like this: "/===". Those. There are three sliding doors, and one of them is "deaf," meaning it does not open; this door is quite difficult to clean, even with a telescopic mop. Now let's talk about the benefits that are attractive to me, but I recognize that others may place a higher value on them while making a decision. 1) The robot will not clean grime that has become dry or greasy. It's just a rag that moves around; he has no idea how to scrub properly. Even though this is not necessary outside, he did not clean the mirrors, which were covered with fingerprints from the children. It is obvious that there is no point in even attempting to clean the filthy tile in the kitchen; using your hands is both quicker and more effective. 2) He is unable to move about on wet surfaces. Those. If you spray the product on the glass and then place the robot on top of it, the product will get on the robot's tracks, which will prevent it from being able to ride. You can sprinkle a bit around the margins, on unclean places, and even on his napkin, but if you wet the entire window, you will need to wipe it down with your hands. 3) This variant comes with three napkins already included in the package. This is a CATASTROPHICLY insignificant amount. Make an immediate plan to purchase at least three blue and three additional yellow items. The rag needs to be clean in order to prevent things like stains, grime, and so on. And that accounts for a significant number of them. I have a sneaking suspicion that the model ended up being pricey, and that the price of the model was brought down by limiting the amount of content included in the package. Numerous robots ship with 12 wipes because they require them. Now, let's look at a few more advantages. They specify that the minimum width must be fifty centimeters for whatever reason. Ridiculous, I did a great job using the automated mode and setting the window to 35 centimeters. On it, I myself spread out in complete freedom. The smallest width it will fit is 35 centimeters, despite the fact that it was built for much bigger windows. Never fell. I have no idea what it takes to make it fall, unless the glass has some kind of irregularities on it. On a flat surface, it will remain in place and not move. To summarize, when used for its original function, which is to wash the glass from the outside, it achieves a score of five or above. The remainder of it does not pertain to my life in any way.