Review on 🤖 Coredy Self-Charging Robot Vacuum for Medium-Pile Carpets by Mike Rubenstein

If you're like me you're confused and a little overwhelmed by all the robot vacuum options. After a lot of reading I figured out a few things: Price difference: why such a price difference, under $200, $400, $800. no matter?! One of the main differences is that the more expensive models plan the layout of your house, when the battery runs out, they charge and after charging, return to the last place they were and continue cleaning. "Lower class” models vacuum indiscriminately, no longer remembering where they cleaned and where not. They drive in until the battery is empty and then return to their charging station. But that's it, they're done cleaning. This particular model, the R3500, vacuums randomly. Is it important? It depends - for me this model works perfectly, I have a good open space for my kitchen, living room and dining room that I need to clean regularly. If you have a large house with many different rooms that you want the robot to clean at the same time (e.g. while you're away), a higher-end model would be a better choice. If you have more open spaces than closed, this vacuum cleaner works great. It doesn't matter what it happens to be cleaning, after a period of time it will clean the entire floor surface. A few things I really liked about this Coredy model: * I have multiple areas for the vacuum to fall, including stairs. The robot knows it's a drop and won't fall. However, the user manual asks you to set up a barrier to prevent falling. I assume they are trying to cover all the bases. They also sell magnetic strips that stop the robot wherever the strip is - I haven't tried these, although I really don't want them stuck to my hardwood. I was afraid it wouldn't work, but it works. I'm very satisfied because this way it cleans a much larger area than I expected. However, he gets along well with them. * Remote control: easy to use, has a number of different functions, such as B. Spot cleaning, which I really like. You can also steer your robot where you want with the arrows on the remote control. Pretty fun if you feel like you should be doing something other than just watching the robot clean up for you. There is no app for this model, but you can set it to clean at specific times every day, e.g. B. before you get home from work. Cleaning the robot itself: The brushes are easy to remove for cleaning which is great as I seem to shed even more than my dog. My hair gets tangled in the comb, but Coredi has a neat little tool that makes it super easy to clean. BTW, dog hair is super easy to clean, I haven't seen my floor this clean since we introduced our Beagle mix a year ago. The litter box is easy to remove, empty and replace - my 6 year old daughter can use it. There is also a filter that can also be easily removed. You get an extra filter and extra side brushes in the box. I can't say anything about longevity because I haven't had the robot for long. Hope the review helps! I highly recommend this model.