OKP K3 Robot Vacuum Cleaner Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with 2000Pa Strong Suction Voice Control for Hardfloor and Carpet,Blue

I like my home spotless , no pets but 2 kids. I have used variety of vacuum cleaners, and i even tried cordless ones but dud not like the weak suction. So I was so hesitant to purchase this robot vacuum cleaner. The price was good ( daily deal) , so I wanted to give a chance and ordered; honestly not expecting too much. However, when it arrived I opened the bix setted up the robot easily. Start using it right away. It even have mobbing option that i was not aware of when that when purchased. I highly recommend this product, it is light , comes with remote extra pieces, batteries for remote, extra filter, and i love the filter it even catches smal particules, cleans air.

Con un perro y mi trabajo en un hospital me quedaba poco tiempo para la limpieza de la casa. Este pequeño aparato llegó para facilitarme la vida. Bien poder de succión y como es un piso sin escaleras no tengo mayor problema. Es importante que tengas en cuenta que no cuneta con función de mapeo y la función de mopa no es tan funcional. Lo pude conectar sin mayor problema a Google home y automatizar su encendido pero un buen día se desconectó y no he logrado emparejarlo de nuevo. No obstante no puedo entender como pase tanto tiempo sin este pequeño aparato.

Love this thing! I’ve had other robot vacuums before and this is the best. It’s a little louder than others but suction is great and most importantly it gets itself out of jams! That’s always been an issue with others. Getting it connected to Wi-Fi took a few tries. Make sure you’re choosing the right series (K3) and that you’re using Wi-Fi that’s 2.4G (not 5G). Our 5G is a hybrid so it worked after I connected it separately. Definitely recommend at this price.

I have used this product for about a month and it does what you would expect and nothing more. For $94 you cannot go wrong. It goes back and forth in neat rows and gets most of the dirt and debris. The one thing that is annoying is the little brush things will sometimes fall off or get tangled up in things. It always finds its way back home but takes a while sometimes. You can schedule it to run at certain times and overnight is best as it is not very loud. Is it worth $400? absolutely not. But is it worth $94? it sure is.

Love that it detects drops. Mine handily cleans over a slight drop (half a step) without tumbling over. Solid little cleaner. But like others, this is a 1st generation mopper and its fine but not amazing. It will do very lightly dirtied floors but if it hits a fresh or larger stain it will smear it more than not and youll have to manually mop anyway. But that does not affect my rating because a) the floor mop tech is in its infancy. b) the price here is really good and c) it does a great job on my kitchen floor. Really picks up dog hair and other tiny things that i cant even see. Im always amazed when i open the container and find it full. Very impressive.

It picked up most of the stuff on the floor but not all. It kept losing the home station and would run out of battery while bumping walls looking for it. I had it in a 15x20 room only, and it still couldnt figure it out.

We have 4 dogs and have to sweep daily to keep up with the hair. This picks up all the hair plus crumbs and anything else. Money well spent! The floors are cleaner and the house smells a lot less of dogs.

Hah! This is my first try with a robot vac. At first I thought it was just gonna be an amusing ( if not totally hilarious) experiment. I have constant drifts of fluffy white dog hair (love my Blondi dog) and was looking to see if there was an easier solution than vacuuming every day! I laughed so hard the first day, watching the determined little bot try to get around or under obstacles, even climbing onto my feet at one point. However! It is doing its job quite admirably, and no more snow-drifts in the hallway and under the couch, etc. And it doesnt let the 3/4 difference in floor height stop it. Cracks me up, and is doing the job! Have to admit, only had to rescue it 2 different times when its dogged determination to do the laundry room led to its meltdown (red light means it gave up) (gets stuck). Also thought the small dustbin would be a no-go, but after the first day, running it daily does not completely fill it up, so I can just empty it when at recharging station. (which it has no trouble docking at when ready..) Also no problem with throw rugs, area rugs, etc (unless the edge rolls up, then I keep those out of its path) Since I got it on sale for $99, I think its a hella great bargain. Named it Boo.

Definitely worth what I paid for it. It does everything it’s designed to do. It’s not a loud vacuum but it’s not quiet either. Manually having to switch from the rotator things for the vacuum to the spongy thing for the mop setting is kind of tedious. Additionally, if you have a rug, you’ll have to move it while the mop setting is going because it won’t go around it, it just gets stuck instead. Also, the battery life isn’t very long before it needs to dock and charge. It has a few minor inconveniences but overall a great purchase

I bought this vaccum on sale because I wanted something to maintain my unfinished basement floor. The basement mostly has a fine grit everywhere due to a combination of deteriorating masonry, workshop, and general dust. This was hard on my fancier robo vacuum, and I wanted that one back for the living space anyway. With the dual brushes and the brushless suction, this vacuum is well-prepared for the job. It is also much smaller than any other Ive owned. The remote control is reasonably convenient, though I wish instead that it had functional app control. That is about the end of what I can complement. The vacuum is barely able to navigate my (largely unfurnished) basement. It bumbles around in random directions. Statistically it cleans up a reasonable amount of floor, but it also leaves quite a lot of floor untouched. It is not able to navigate back to the base (which would only require as much intelligence as following the wall until it bumps into the charger). Within the first couple of runs, the entire top of the vacuum was dusty. When I pushed the power button, some grit slid into the mechanism and jammed it, so the power button is now stuck 90% down. If I use the remote, this is not a problem, but typically I forget and click the power button on the device. The button then becomes 100% stuck down and I have to bang on it until it creaks back upwards, otherwise the vacuum beeps every few minutes like some device an obnoxious child would hide to annoy you. The beep codes do not match any beep code in the manual, so I have no idea what it is actually complaining about. Compared to other devices at this price point, it isnt able to show a map on the app so that you can easily find it when it gets stuck. That was a miss on my part, because its something I really wanted. Overall, you get what you pay for. This vacuum does do some cleaning. Beyond that, I wish I had paid a bit more to get a bit more.