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Suction and overall vacuum performance are repeatedly described as top-tier (often cited around 11,000Pa), delivering strong results on both hard floors and carpets; higher power can increase noise.
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Battery life is consistently highlighted as excellent, with multiple sources referencing long runtimes (often up to ~194 minutes in low/quiet modes) and strong efficiency in larger areas.
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Packaging is described as well-protected and well-organized, helping the setup process feel “easy out of the box.”
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Day-to-day use reports suggest strong stuck resistance, including handling rug edges and navigating under furniture without frequent rescues, though some caution/avoidance around certain rugs was mentioned.
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Setup is widely described as straightforward and fast (often ~20 minutes), with app pairing generally smooth—though occasional Wi‑Fi retries or timeouts were mentioned.
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Corner performance is frequently credited to the extendable side brush; it improves reach compared with fixed brushes, though the round body still can’t fully clean the tightest corner points.
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Edge/baseboard cleaning is a standout theme: multiple reviews note it runs close to baseboards and improves the typical “edge band” left behind by many robots, aided by extend/reach features.
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The self-cleaning dock experience is a major theme: hot-water mop washing, warm/hot-air drying, and base self-cleaning/scrapers reduce manual mess and frequency of hands-on cleaning.
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Under-furniture cleaning is repeatedly described as a strength, with the robot navigating under couches/tables effectively and returning without trouble.
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Hard-floor fine dust results are consistently praised, with multiple reviewers describing tile/hard floors looking exceptionally clean after runs.
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LiDAR mapping is consistently described as fast and accurate, with efficient cleaning patterns; a few reviewers reported occasional over-cautious behavior around specific rugs/zones that may need settings tweaks.
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Reviews that discuss bagged docks emphasize low mess and simple disposal compared with cleaning reusable filters/bin dust in bagless systems.
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Despite the sensor turret, the robot is described as low-profile enough to clean under furniture effectively in real homes.
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Obstacle avoidance is repeatedly rated among the best, with strong performance around common clutter like cords and shoes. However, small/low-profile objects (and pet mess risk) are still a known limitation.
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The bagged auto-empty system is frequently viewed as cleaner and simpler than bagless approaches, with large-capacity bags helping reduce frequent intervention.
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TriCut/anti-clog roller design is repeatedly framed as helping reduce hair clumps and preventing blockages in the suction path/dock, especially for pet-heavy homes.
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Dried-on and sticky mess performance is often described as above average (including sauces and similar soils), though some heavier tracked-in mud scenarios may still need repeated runs.
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Some reviews describe a dirt/dirty-water sensing approach that can trigger extra cleaning or re-mopping after detecting unusually dirty wash water, but it may require enabling in the app.
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Dock-based mop drying is repeatedly credited with helping reduce odors and keeping mop pads from getting “stinky” between runs.
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The mop-lift and mop-detach/leave-behind options are repeatedly cited as key features for mixed flooring, generally keeping carpets dry; deep pile may still see slight dampness without mop-detach mode.
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Across multiple sources it’s positioned near the top of its category, sometimes outperforming pricier alternatives in tests and frequently compared favorably against other flagship-class robots.
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Rug handling is generally strong (including loose rugs/tassels for some users), but reviewers also mention over-cautious carpet detection or occasional avoidance/skipping behavior that may require app adjustments.
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Build quality impressions are positive overall, with reviewers describing the unit as solid and sturdy enough to handle bumps and daily use.
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Medium-pile carpet results are generally positive in testing, including above-average deep-clean performance in some lab-style evaluations.
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A front LED/headlight is mentioned as helping the vision system see obstacles in darker areas, supporting object recognition and avoidance.
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Mopping is widely praised for everyday grime and many sticky spills, supported by spinning pads and dock washing/drying. A notable counterpoint is that muddy pawprints/heavier soil may require multiple wet passes to fully clear.
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Low-pile carpet performance is widely described as strong, with noticeable improvement in cleanliness after runs; some note default carpet/mop behaviors may require configuration for best vacuum coverage.
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Pet-focused capabilities are frequently mentioned (strong daily cleaning for pet homes and camera-based pet monitoring/pet-photo features). Performance for heavy shedding improves notably with the right roller brush.
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The solution/detergent system is generally seen as a plus (detergent reservoir and controlled dispensing), though at least one reviewer noted the solution may be applied primarily during mop-pad washing rather than always mixing into the robot’s internal tank.
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Included accessories are repeatedly noted as strong (bags, cleaning tools, detergent sample/spare rollers), and multiple reviews emphasize a TriCut/anti-tangle brush as a meaningful pet-hair upgrade (sometimes included, sometimes an add-on).
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Automation features are strong: scheduling, virtual barriers/no‑go zones, object recognition, and advanced cleaning options (including dirt-sensing/extra-clean behaviors). Some settings (like deeper re-mop behaviors) may require toggling on, and a few app workflow gaps (saved routines/zones) were noted.
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The app is generally praised as feature-rich and easy to navigate, but several reviewers mention quirks like room dividing difficulties, limited saved zones/routines, or platform differences in app satisfaction.
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Most reviewers frame it as premium-priced but strong value given the dock automation and performance; several explicitly recommend buying during sales/discounts for the best deal.
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Maintenance is often described as low thanks to the dock (auto-empty, mop wash/dry), but users still need periodic filter/brush checks and water/dirty-tank handling; heavy pet hair increases brush-related upkeep unless using TriCut-style rollers.
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Auto-emptying and dock cycles are generally reliable, but some reviewers note the dock benefits from extra clearance and that certain navigation tasks (starting away from the dock) can be less dependable in specific scenarios.
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Large debris handling is generally good, but at least one reviewer noted scattered dry debris (like oats) that wasn’t always fully recovered, and another said it may avoid big items rather than ingest them.
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A mechanical/auxiliary arm feature is mentioned (for example, lifting curtains), aimed at improving access and cleaning coverage in edge cases.
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Ongoing costs most often referenced include dust bags, detergent, and (for pet homes) optional/replaceable roller brushes; multiple reviewers note bags are easy to swap and commonly available.
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Noise is commonly described as a short, strong emptying burst; mop washing/drying is usually lower volume. One reviewer reported squeaking during mop washing on their unit.
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High-/deep-pile carpets are more variable: reviewers mention occasional caution/avoidance and potential slight dampness if crossing deep pile with lifted mops instead of leaving mops in the dock.
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Hair wrap resistance depends heavily on the brush: stock brush performance was criticized in at least one test for tangling heavily, while TriCut-style rollers are described as dramatically improving results.
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The robot itself is often described as sleek/premium, while the dock design is polarizing—frequently called tall, bulky, or unattractive/industrial despite being functional.
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Privacy concerns are discussed in relation to camera-equipped robots and home mapping; reviewers note some systems allow disabling camera features, but concerns can still be a deciding factor for some buyers.