SereneLife Robot Vacuum for Allergies and Stairs Review

This robot vacuum really was a big surprise. Works great on my home carpet and kitchen tiles. Works exactly as described and runs for about 1.5 hours on a 4 hour charge. It costs 1/3 the price of other robot vacuums and works surprisingly well considering that. Works better on hard surfaces but also better than expected on the thick carpet in my apartment. The suction power is quite strong and the dust box is large. It's automatic, so it does its job and then charges up when needed. Emptying is

I was a bit wary of robot vacuum cleaners. But this one changed my mind. I hate vacuuming so I bought this one as it wasn't too expensive. That works great. I usually just turn it on before I go to work and let it clean my house. Easily prevents falls from stairs, transitions from carpet to wooden floor and back to carpet. It doesn't suck up my cat toy, which is nice. I didn't find it stuck anywhere, and I found it gets where it goes with no problem. The battery lasts one floor of my house and…

Actually this is my second robot vacuum; I have a big house so I made two vacuums to vacuum the house twice as fast. While my other has more bells and whistles than this one, I find it still gets the job done just as well. I liked another reviewer's suggestion of locking them in the bedroom so I did the same and it really worked! You might want an upgraded one with a longer battery that charges itself if you have more space, but I think it's great for a spare like me OR someone with an…

This is a decent vacuum for the price. It doesn't have all the fancy bells and whistles that other robot vacuums have, but overall I prefer simpler mechanics. It cleans pet hair well and the battery life is as advertised an hour and 30 minutes. (Another robot vacuum I tried had a similar claim, but the battery actually only lasted about 30 minutes.) The main downside to this vacuum is that it tends to get stuck on carpets. Sometimes he can overcome them, but mostly with difficulty. I would keep

If you are looking for a low cost automatic vacuum unit this could be for you. It's well built, but don't expect luxury when it comes to design and aesthetics. The noise level is subjective for humans, but acceptable for me. You are most likely not there or with headphones in front of the computer. It was to be expected that such a device would be in this price range, there will be cost reductions in some areas. While this doesn't affect performance, it's frustrating to see 18650 batteries…

The Pyle robotic vacuum cleaner was an all-purpose cleaner for cleaning different types of floors. It cleans hardwoods flawlessly and does a good job on carpets. It switched to thinner carpets easily and sometimes struggled to hit thicker carpets. The paths of the trajectory passed through many nooks and crannies and finally seemed to go through all floors. The height was more than enough to clean under our entertainment center and the stair warnings kept it from falling. The noise was a bit…

This was my first experience with a vacuum robot. I was looking for an economical robot vacuum cleaner as I am not familiar with them. I bought this because it was great value for money. It's well built and works well without a lot of unnecessary extras. It's easy to use, just charge it and press the start button. This robot vacuum cleaner is equipped with a fall sensor, so it won't fall down the stairs when working on the second floor. Its compact size allows it to go through hard-to-reach…

I bought this robot vacuum cleaner hoping to save time cleaning my house. This robot is very easy to use, all I have to do is charge the robot and then press the start button, no programming required. The robot will jump around the house, collecting scraps and hair from all over the house until it runs out of juice. By then it will pretty much cover the whole place. I've found that the best use of a robot is to lock it in a room and let it roam the room on its own for a while. A fall sensor is…

There aren't many reviews of how it works on carpets so I'm happy to report that it works well. I have what I would call an ordinary rug (see attached picture). At first I wasn't sure. I put some Cheerios in front of him. As he walked over them they disappeared, but then fell out after a foot or two. But then I got to the screen, sucked on my phone, and when I looked up again, they were gone. She just didn't get it the first time. There's no agitator in the vacuum, just a suction port (there…