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Review on πŸ€– The Ultimate Robot Vacuum Cleaner: AIRROBO P10 with 2600Pa Strong Suction, WiFi, App Control, Works with Alexa and Google Home, Self Charging - Ideal for Hard Floors, Carpets, and Pet Hair! by Bruce Marable

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Excellent product, I will recommend

First, excellent product for the money. A $150 robot can get you $300 of experience. You can use both the remote control included in the kit and the mobile application to control the little things. With the mobile application you can set up automatic cleaning every day. I live in 1B1B with carpet floor. It picks up a lot of dust and hair that I don't usually see. Battery life is more than adequate for space. Easily overcomes T-shaped ledges and small obstacles. There are 4 power levels, quiet, standard, powerful and maximum. Operation isn't noisy unless you set it to maximum power. Most of the time, the default layer does all the work behind the scenes. On the other hand, there are some things about him that I don't like. As with all other vacuum robots, the cables on the floor and loose carpets are the biggest enemy. Remember not to drop charging cables on the floor. The card recognition doesn't seem to be very good either. It creates a map of your house with each operation, but does not examine the map. Each time it returns to charge, it travels a long way instead of "driving" to the charging station. I have a floor cleaning robot from iRobot, this map is accurate and the robot changes the cleaning route accordingly. The navigation system is much better. Airrobo is not as smart as iRobot. But iRobot costs three times as much. iRobot vacuum cleaners are even more expensive. Overall, this is a great option for not spending a lot of money but freeing up your time from housekeeping. Pay 1/4 the price of iRobot but get 80% experience. Very important. I would recommend this product to people who want a cheap vacuum.

Pros
  • cool product
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