SereneLife Robot Vacuum Cleaner - Long-Lasting Lithium Battery, 90-Minute Runtime & Self-Navigation for Pet Hair Allergies. Effortless Cleaning on Carpet, Hardwood, and Tile Floors. Review

I'm really impressed with this guy. This is a budget robot vacuum that lacks many of the key features on the ticket, but where it lacks it makes up for in cleaning power. The attached pictures were my litmus test. I scattered tissue paper randomly all over the floor and let it sit overnight. Very surprised by the morning coverage. Overall I would say this is a good vacuum for a small space. Just charge it up and let the guy run all night. Pros: Easy to set up. Good suction power. Decent working

Gets stuck everywhere. Cannot climb the thinnest low carpet. The battery lasts about 12 minutes. This machine conducts by crouching against a wall of its choice. Now she's facing the wall again. He does this with all walls, chair legs. I doubt many 5 star reviews. wall or move. this is a joke I wouldn't even take a crumb of oatmeal. What you see in the video is straight to the point. I could do a 12 minute video like that. Then I have to charge it. To return.

We live in a rural area which is VERY dusty and with 7 dogs there is always hair (long and short haired pets). I was skeptical at first but after 2 days this little thing is working fine. Pros: - Great suction power and easily gets under our furniture. - Collects a lot of dirt, dust and pet hair. - Reasonable price. buttons and he does. Possible cons for others: - a bit noisy - no app controls and can't drive the car - you have to empty the bin a few times. a lot but my house is big and with…

There are some negative reviews about this vacuum cleaner, but reviewers wrongly compare it to the best robot vacuums Roomba, Neato or any other robot vacuum for a few hundred bucks. There are no frills with this vacuum, but it is a simple, basic vacuum that works as intended. Overall I'm happy with this vacuum for use on tiles in my kitchen, it cleans well and for $100 it's good for my use. Buy this for potential buyers if - you don't have a threshold or transition bar between rooms - you have

I have had a Roomba at home for about 2 years now and we run it every day due to our two outgoing dogs. I decided I wanted one for the attic/den upstairs but didn't want to spend $300 on a well known brand. This sub $100 device caught my eye and I decided to give it a try. First of all, I would not like to recommend this device for people with thick carpet, since the performance in this area is very poor. The suction portion of this unit doesn't have rotating bristles like my more expensive…

**Celeste has been with me for over a month now. I run it a few times every day. A few days ago she had a "day off". After running for a few minutes, it stuttered, stalled for a few seconds, but turned back on. A few more minutes and it would stop completely and flash a red light, indicating that it had little or no charge. It was charged all night and glowed blue the whole time, meaning it's fully charged. I picked it up and "put it back to bed" (put it in my pocket) and didn't turn it back on

**Celeste has been with me for over a month now. I run it a few times every day. A few days ago she had a "day off". After running for a few minutes, it stuttered, stalled for a few seconds, but turned back on. A few more minutes and it would stop completely and flash a red light, indicating that it had little or no charge. It was charged all night and glowed blue the whole time, meaning it's fully charged. I picked it up and "put it back to bed" (put it in my pocket) and didn't turn it back on