After our Eufy robot vacuum tragically stopped working, I only lasted a few weeks before really needing a new vacuum again. I love my Golden Retriever, but man, does she shed, and because were too busy to constantly be running our upright vacuum every day, her hair quickly piles up. I was a little skeptical considering this vacuum was not from a brand I recognized and it was priced so cheaply (it was listed at $120 at the time of purchase, with additional coupons and discounts at check-out), but after reading the positive reviews, I decided to give it a chance. I have to say, Im overall very satisfied with the vacuums performance. Vic (the vacuum) does an amazing job picking up my dogs hair and all the other stuff from up off the ground. One of my favorite features about it is that it doesnt have a rolling brush - a huge problem I had with my previous robovac was having to constantly cut out the hair that got tangled and stuck in that brush. Not anymore. Vic is relatively quiet, and only very rarely gets stuck in a position he cant get out of - usually he gets out of just about everything. I love the hardwood mode for the vacuum that makes it go in straight lines across the floor - Ive found that this setting is the most effective for a good cleaning. Now, there is a lot of room for improvement with their app, which is why I gave the vacuum 4 stars instead of 5. The app feels counterintuitive and doesnt allow you to perform basic functions that you can do on the vacuum remote, like selecting the cleaning mode. TL;DR - If youre looking for a solid robot vacuum that is cheap, has good suction, charges quickly, and gets the job done AND if you dont mind using the vacuum remote as the app can be a pain, then this is a fantastic choice.

I’ve wanted a robo-vacuum for a while, but they’re either so expensive that I can’t bear to buy it or they’re cheap but not very good at cleaning. I finally pulled the trigger on this one and paid just over $100. Fair warning: if you’re expecting an amazing clean from this then temper your expectations or buy something else. I’ve used it for 2 weeks on hardwood floors where there are crumbs, dog hair, wet spots from snow, and who knows what else. The positives: 1. It has different settings (low, medium, high) and there is a fairly recognizable sound difference between them. While running on low, I sometimes barely notice it. Also helps the dogs to not be scared of a loud, independently moving machine. 2. When run once a day on low, it makes a DRASTIC difference in the 800 sq ft area it runs on. No more bits of stuff stuck to my feet or socks. 3. Emptying the collection bin takes maybe 30 seconds if you’re thorough. Even less if you just dump it out. The negatives: 1. It tends to get stuck on one of the dog’s food bowls and easily gets tangled in wires or blankets. If you run it, you have to be sure there is nothing like this on the floor or you may spend a little while untangling things or having your vacuum take a bath in dog water. 2. The sensors aren’t great. It bumps into things and has sometimes knocked things over (random folding chair we forgot to put up, flattened cardboard box for the recycle bin, etc.). This was expected given the price, though, so I’m okay with that. 3. Between the low and high settings there doesn’t seem to be much difference in suction power. I doubt that this would work well on carpet. Overall: Great purchase for hardwood floors if you run it daily on low, and you can’t beat the price if you only have that small daily maintenance need.

I bought this when it was discounted to around $100, thinking Id give the world of robotic vacuums a try. On the pro-side, its a tough little machine that goes everywhere and sometimes places I cant reach. And the results are very easily seen. On the con-side, I never did get the wifi to work and how it turns on is sometimes a little odd. Ive seen other reviews where they couldnt get it to turn on and I have that occasionally as well. I turn all switches off and reboot it and it seems to work. Its been worth $100. Would I invest $400? Probably not.

This thing is amazing! Ive got 4 kids, 3 cats, and a beagle. Cleaning our wood floors is one of my least favorite things. This little miracle is cleaning my kitchen after the dinner rush as I sit on my butt ant type this..... Now that Im done with the basic, yay robot vacuum, lets talk about this particular vacuum. This one fits under our couch. Anywhere it doesnt fit, it will go around and get as close as possible to sweep the area (from all sides!!) Then continue on its path. It somehow finds its way back to the station to charge on its own. It does a REALLY good job with hair and dirt. It would probably terrorize my sons Lego collection so hes rushing to clean his room out of fear while Gerald (our vacuum) slowly makes his way towards the door because hes already done cleaning my kitchen. Now Im still sitting on my butt and everyone is frantic because our cold unloving robot vacuum is coming for their precious toys. My husband picked up his shoes out of fear for his laces. This is probably the most peaceful night Ive had in months. Raising my cup of decaf up to cheers over the wonderful new year Im about to have with Gerald (the vacuum).

Although usable the remote doesnt have great reception or options for the vacuum. Kinda slow to go back to the dock. Mapping is a wifi only thing but I tried it and hated it.

I have more than a year with her and for the price is super convenient. It cleans pretty good. It gets a lot of hair. I love it.

Great little vaccum. I got it mainly because of how much my blue heeler and pit mix shed. Id have to vacuum twice a day to keep up with all the hair. With this I have it set to automatically go once in the morning and once in the evening. Very rarely itll spaze out when it first starts running but after 20-30 seconds its good to go. It can pick up most things on carpet but more often then not it requires a few passes. Its definitely meant for hardwood floors. For the price and all the features it comes with you cant beat this if you have mostly hardwood floors. Im thinking about buying another one just for my office.

it does a good job of daily cleaning however isn’t as smart as it’s led on to be. the product claims to be able to map out your house after a few cleanings and after that be able to find its way back to the charging station on its own- which is just so loud and wrong. when this thing hits 15% prepare to be annoyed. i got this around the new year and i’m well into february, using it daily and this girl has never not needed help getting back to the charging station. ima stick beside her since i’m outside the return time but if you’re super busy and don’t have time to constantly assist the vacuum definitely go with something else, probably name brand. i don’t mind it bc i plan on moving into a two story home and will be buying the one i actually will love soon and this one can go on the floor of the house that i care least about. as i’m typing this the vacuum is trying to find its way to the charging station, going into my bedroom which is on the opposite side of the living room- where the charging station is …

My first robot vacuum that I bought because it came recommended on a deals blog. It picks up dust every single day. I have it programmed to run 5 days a week when I go to work. Im pretty impressed with the amount of dust it picks up each day! The machine is sturdy, and even came out unscathed after a half-story fall. But it is dumb. Really dumb. It uses mostly random patterns with some logic on what direction to focus on, and does a decent job of trying to get unstuck. It will even shut off the vacuum suction if it becomes stuck or theres a clog. I believe it uses IR to find its way back to base, but it uses the random logic to find that signal once the useful battery life for suction has ended. The app also only notifies me rarely when it gets stuck. And the setup isnt intuitive either as it relies upon a mashup of 3rd party unknown home automation apps. It gets stuck under my bed frame a lot, where it has decorative drops in the wood. It also gets tangled a lot on any type of loose clothing or cords and has even ripped up some long strands in my older looped carpet. The works with Google is a complete flop and I disabled it. It has been turning on at random times more and more lately, which is very annoying. I think the run IR signal is similar to something in my house, maybe the thermostat. I noticed that sometimes when I mark me home on my Nest app or adjust the thermostat, it will start to run right away. I would defer to purchasing a smarter-sensing robot vacuum. One that can plot a room better so that it doesnt take 15 minutes to find home, avoids clothing and maybe cords better, and doesnt get stuck in obvious trouble spots.

I cant figure out how to get this vacuum to stay on track as it has a mind of its own. It seems to be patterned oriented and wont let you redirect it easily to a high traffic area. It will continually go over and over the same area. Its OK. It does have an easy to empty dirt bin and easy to clean filter.