Review on 🤖 WYZE LIDAR Mapping Technology Robot Vacuum, 2100Pa Suction, No-go Zone, Wi-Fi Connected, Self-Charging - Perfect for Pet Hair, Hard Floors, and Carpets by Erin Romero

I have 2 huskies. They don't like vacuum cleaners. In the time I've had them, these totally broke dogs have crapped a mountain on Roomba (destroying them in the process), killed 2 handheld vacuums with sharks with their ungodly skinning, and now they're laughing at my Wyze robotic vacuum. The Wyze vacuum just won't pick up her hair. He rolls the fur in billions of bundles all over my living room and then proudly announces that he's done cleaning. On the hard kitchen floor, he gets about half the fur, then apparently decides it's too much trouble and leaves the rest. I can't blame him. Husky fur is a corruption of the universe. However, I bought this stupid vacuum cleaner to keep the floor from rolling and stray husky puppies. I don't want a vacuum cleaner running away for fear of fur. Aside from the fur, the display is excellent. Or at least it would if it worked properly. One of the great benefits of mapping is the ability to tell the vacuum where to clean and where not to clean - areas not to clean. Unfortunately, when I tell the vacuum to clean the kitchen, it wanders around a bit and then tries to clean literally 3.2 square meters in front of the bookshelf. I know this exact measurement because the app tells me that the vacuum has successfully cleaned a tiny patch of floor. So I told the app to make it a restricted area, redraw the room layout and try again. Then the vacuum cleaned half the kitchen, chased away the husky puppies like they were some sort of shepherd animal, and then proudly announced that everything was ready. I sent him back to his base on the wall to ponder the deception of his path. It got stuck under an entertainment center, a computer desk and a sofa, although they were all marked and re-marked as restricted areas. funny side, if you pick up the vacuum cleaner while it's running, it starts sending out notifications about what's in the air.