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Teachforever
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 1 de febrero de 2025
UPDATE #2: The vacuum arrived and I was able to connect it to the wifi and use the app to schedule cleanings with no issues at all. It has been running for last couple weeks easily and is able to find the charging station fairly well. This vacuum in comparison to the first one is much better, is connecting, and the dust bin is a better design as well. I would recommend and buy again.UPDATE: The company contacted me directly and offered to send me a new product at no extra cost with a remote control. They have been most helpful. I’m hoping all connectivity issues will be resolved and will update again once I receive the new vacuum.Vacuums alright, but it won’t connect to my wifi anymore so I can’t schedule it. I’m not sure it has excellent suction either.
Ashlee
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de enero de 2025
Very well priced and works amazing on hard floors. It doesn't pick up much on rugs. You only have to empty it every couple days and it was very easy to set up. You can install an app on your phone that allows you to set times for it to automatically start cleaning. It doesn't always go back to the charging station on its own and I occasionally have to search the house for it. It will vacuum until it dies if it doesn't go back. It can vacuum for multiple hours at a time. I love it so much.
magicman
Comentado en Canadá el 24 de enero de 2025
After owning this little guy for over a year, I have to say I'm very impressed with it especially at the low price point. Its obstacle detection is generally really good. It's a small size so it can fit through things like chair legs and other furniture better than some of the larger models. It recharges really quickly as well and the charge lasts about 2-3 hours depending on which suction mode it is on. Personally I think it looks nice as well.It also has a remote manual control function that I use occasionally, as well as a "spot cleaning" mode attached to the manual control mode, which allows you to pilot it over to a problem area and have it thoroughly go over the region many times automatically.The suction is pretty decent, however I don't know how it would do on long carpets as I don't have any, but it works great on hard floors and with short/thinner carpets it works great especially with the carpet boost mode enabled. If suction were to be a problem for anyone, it has 3 suction power modes to choose from, and I think the most powerful suction mode should be enough for nearly any task.I find that it is fairly efficient as well, able to clean a lot of space without using a huge amount of battery.The only small issue I have is that when it's on automatic clean mode (I have it set to clean automatically 6 mornings a week) it sometimes cleans for much longer or shorter. I.e. the cleaning time/area on auto mode isn't super consistent. But generally it does clean most of the intended area, it's fairly rare that it has a particularly short cleaning session, and the area I use it in is very complex with a lot of obstacles and a lot of furniture and other objects changing position on the daily, so with all that chaos in mind, I think it still does a pretty admirable job.I would extremely highly recommend this great little vacuum for anyone who is thinking of purchasing their first robot vacuum, especially if you are on a tight budget. You won't regret picking up the M210P!Plus, my cat absolutely loves to watch it in action hahaha it makes for some very entertaining videos :)
Sara Velázquez Nieves
Comentado en México el 17 de abril de 2025
Muy práctico y util
Bob Mugge
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de marzo de 2024
I worked on this junk for 1 hour and 45 minutes. First it said my wifi was -30 which was low. It was sitting 2 feet from my Modem/Router. It only works on 2.4GHZ which I have because I have dual router of 5 mghz and 2.4 mghz. Finally got it connected after about 20 tries. Then it said unit was not charging, blink red, hit the power on button, it would start beeping and say it is not turn on, turn on unit. It was turned on. Finally last and least is the lefant app. It is a joke. I downloaded the app it prompted me to register phone number or email. I did the phone number. I completed the registration and it said I was not registered. Went back and tried again, said I already had an account. I tried logging it is said you are not registered. Back and forth. Tried to register again via email. Would not let me log in. I said, ENOUGH 1 hour and 45 minutes of this garbage and it has never even ran? No way, life is too short. I'm a techie so it's not that I am not able to operate an item like this. I have meta quest goggles, DJI drones, MAC's Iwatch, iPad, iPhone, I help people with android devices. I can pretty much make it all happen in the tech world but not this piece of junk. the unit itself maybe of high quality, it may clean superbly, but if your software and OS suck, then you have a piece of junk... In this day and age it should be plug and play...
Matt
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de febrero de 2024
Update Aug 31, 2024:After quite some time with this item, I have noticed a few annoying issues that reduce it from 5 stars to 4 stars.Two issues with the app: For some reason, you cannot log in on two phones at once. So if my wife tries to log in to turn it on, it logs me out, and vice versa. Second, for some reason the app frequently does not see the robot. Usually it will eventually pick it up but I've had to remove and rea-add it twice.It also struggles a lot to find it's home and usually just roams around until it dies. It does have a fairly small entrance to when it's home is in the closet, but its still 2-3x the width of the robot. And if the robot is coming it at an imperfect angle and sees the wall, it will turn around and roam around for 5 more minutes before it tries again.These three issues have made the robot has become much less convenient.We have resorted mostly to just turning the robot on by pressing the button on it, to avoid the possibility of spending 5 minutes fumbling with our phones. This is made further annoying by the fact that you can only set it to "random" driving rather than "Smart" diving via the button. And then we have to often manually put it away as well.I'd still pay the $90 I paid for this for the quieter fan, better obstacle navigation, and capability of smart driving, however I definitely would be mad if I paid full $200 price for this.————————————————————————Original Review:In 2019 I bought a used 2018 Roomba E5 for $199 on Ebay which was definitely a game changer over not having anything.However, it is large, loud, and not very smart. For example, it turns "randomly", rather than "intelligently" so tends to run over the same areas in the house meanwhile missing others. It also has "cliff" sensors which I had to remove so that it will go over my black carpet.It worked well enough but I decided to check in January for any good deals on holiday returns for tech upgrades, including a better robot vacuum.This thing had 7K reviews, 4.5+ stars, and had an open box item for over 60% off ($88 vs $209 new) so I said why the hell not.And let me tell you, this thing is a huge upgrade.It is about 40% smaller than my old E5, is much quieter, it has the "smart" driving so actually gets my whole house, it handles shag rugs far better, and is much capable of getting itself unstuck. It can modulate its wheel height and turn off it's vacuum allowing to rock and free itself.It still looks to be afraid of black carpets, however this is much less of a problem for me now that I only have 1 black rug instead of 4. I might remove it's cliff sensors if it annoys me enough though.Overall, buying it for $90 was a no brainer. I'd be willing to pay $200 for this.
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