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Hard-floor fine dust pickup scores extremely high in controlled tests (high 90s), leaving floors visibly clean after runs.
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Performs very well with larger debris like rice, crumbs, quinoa, and pet litter on hard floors, with only occasional leftovers reported.
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Packaging is praised as well-padded and well-organized (box-in-box style in one unboxing), helping prevent shipping damage.
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Scaled-down self-empty dock takes noticeably less floor space than many competing auto-empty bases, making it easier to place in apartments.
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Price & Value
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6 reviews
4.6
Consistently described as excellent value, often priced like a budget model while adding LiDAR mapping and a self-emptying dock.
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Compact dock and efficient navigation suit apartments/smaller homes, yet the long runtime and auto-emptying can still cover larger spaces.
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Build feels solid and the compact dock/robot look well-finished, but bump-based navigation can hit objects hard enough to cause minor marks or knock items over in cluttered homes.
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The dock design can include a built-in cable wrap/organizer to keep the power cord tidy behind the station.
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Includes useful extras like a remote, spare bags/brushes, mop pad(s), and a small cleaning tool, depending on the package.
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Minimalist, modern look with a smooth/matte finish that blends in rather than standing out.
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Runs on a ~3200 mAh pack and reliably returns to the dock to recharge; recharge-and-resume is supported for longer jobs.
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Auto-emptying into a bag reduces dust clouds and mess compared with manual emptying, though you still need to replace bags periodically.
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Auto-empty dock is compact yet powerful (often cited at ~26,000–27,000 Pa) and generally clears a full bin into a ~3.5L bag; reliability is a key strength for this model.
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App offers live map tracking, room/area cleaning, schedules, suction/water controls, no-go/no-mop zones, and voice assistant integration; containment tools can be more limited than premium apps.
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On mid-pile carpet it can do well on surface debris in tests, but deep extraction (sand) remains below average.
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LiDAR navigation produces systematic edge-first, back-and-forth routes and generally accurate room maps; some report quick-mapping modes, while others note mapping happens during a full clean.
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Good for pet homes thanks to strong surface pickup and self-emptying, with a rubber roller that reduces tangles; long hair can still wrap on axles and limited obstacle avoidance means toys/cables should be picked up first.
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Mostly plug-and-play since the robot and dock arrive assembled; Wi‑Fi/app setup is straightforward, though initial mapping can be time-consuming depending on the mode.
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Bin & Bag
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8 reviews
4.3
Uses a 2-in-1 onboard dustbin plus water tank (~340–350 ml each) and a compact dock that stores debris in a ~3.5L bag commonly estimated around 60 days.
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Picks up pet hair on hard floors effectively in multiple reports, aided by the rubber roller and consistent paths.
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At least one reviewer received and installed firmware/app updates during setup, suggesting ongoing software support.
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Reaches under many sofas/chairs thanks to its slim body, but the raised LiDAR turret can prevent access under very low-clearance furniture.
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Controls & UI
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5 reviews
4.3
Simple on-robot buttons plus a physical remote for basic commands, with the app used for maps, zones, schedules, and mop settings.
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Advertised up to 180 minutes on low power, but higher-suction runs can be closer to ~100 minutes; recharge-and-resume and efficient LiDAR paths help it finish larger areas.
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Ease of use
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6 reviews
4.1
Very hands-free once set up (auto-empty + schedules), but day-to-day ease depends on decluttering since cords/socks and thick rugs can interrupt runs.
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Some sellers/reviewers cite a 12‑month warranty and responsive support, but long-term reliability data in these reviews is limited.
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Handles pet hair on carpets reasonably for a budget robot, though results depend on carpet type and power level.
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Edge brush helps corners, and edge-cleaning is often strong; a few reviewers still saw small leftovers along walls/furniture edges.
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Adjustable water levels and a static microfiber pad make it convenient for light mopping; some tests show surprisingly good stain pickup (wine/juice), but it lacks agitation/pad washing and can smear sticky spills.
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Water tank
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3 reviews
4.0
Built-in water tank (~340–350 ml) supports light-to-moderate mopping runs but must be refilled manually since the dock doesn’t top it up.
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Dust containment is helped by the sealed auto-empty bag and onboard filter; some sources call the filter HEPA, while at least one spec sheet lists no true HEPA filtration.
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Often strong along baseboards/edges, but not perfect—some stray particles can remain close to walls or furniture legs.
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Surface pickup is strong for the price, but measured airflow is below average (around 12 CFM in one test), which limits deep carpet cleaning.
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Slim body around 3.7–3.8 inches, but the LiDAR turret limits clearance and can block entry under furniture lower than roughly 3.75 inches.
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Floating rubber main brush reduces tangles, but long hair can still wrap around axles and needs periodic manual removal.
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Noise level
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5 reviews
3.7
Quiet on low/standard and during mopping in some reports, but it gets loud on strong/max (measured up to ~73–74 dB) and the auto-empty cycle is a loud short burst.
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Dock noise
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1 review
3.7
Dock auto-emptying is noticeably loud but brief, similar to a quick blast from a full-size vacuum.
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Generally transitions and cleans low rugs/area rugs fine, but thick rugs can cause hang-ups; use no-mop zones to protect carpets when mopping.
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On low-pile carpet it handles surface debris well but can miss fine/heavy material (e.g., coffee grounds) unless you use higher power settings.
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No pad-washing or agitation means you’ll hand-wash mop pads and do regular brush/axle cleaning; the app can track consumable life on filters/brushes.
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When it snags on cables/socks, it typically stops the job until freed, preventing further damage but requiring intervention.