Aiibot Robot Vacuum Cleaner - Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with Strong Suction, Intelligent Sensors, Good for Low-pile Carpets and Pet Hair (T289-Black)

It seems like a toy...but I like it. It hasitate to go on the carpet and not the best solution.

It's my third robot and it's by far the least noisy. It's small which makes it possible for it to sweep under the table without the need to move chairs, it can even go under my armchairs. The reason I have given it 4 and not 5 stars is that 1. I would love for it to have a handle to carry around, 2. it moves rather quickly bumping into furniture (no damage caused). Overall very happy with the purchase.

You get what you pay for.Pros:- It works OK in rooms without much clutter and seems to be able to navigate the room giving 90% coverage- Low cost- Reasonable battery life- Easy to empty/cleanCons- easily gets trapped/confused if it encounters a table or chair.- Build quality is quite poor - there's a rubber flap/seal/brush around it's "mouth" that fell off after a few uses, and the brushes don't last long if using on carpet.- Capacity very low - be prepared to empty it every 10 minutes- Power is low and doesn't pick up larger objects (grain of rice size) very easily- No rotor/brush - just an open mouth - not very good for carpets/hair

I was cautious to begin with, even after reading the reviews, however, I am pleased with the purchase despite its haphazard bumping, it’s quite amusing since as long as there are bumping noises you know it’s still vacuuming, even in other rooms. It’s like having children again! When there’s no noise, somethings up! We let it blunder off vacuuming to its little hearts content. It cleans everywhere eventually. I am impressed, a great help.

Brilliant! Should got one of these bad boys years ago! Bought it for my kitchen floor mainly but works really well on my living room carpet too!

Really good product for the price. Mainly use It for the bedrooms while I Hoover else where saves a bit of time!

This little vacuum started well but after a few minutes it kept bumping into the wall and turning off and then wouldn’t start up again.

Its ability to pick up isn't bad, and it's cheap. That's about it. The main problem with it is the lack of navigation. When it bumps into something it changes direction by 90 degrees, pretty randomly, until it hits something else. It has no idea where it is, and so watching it blunder round a room it is pretty disappointing- in the end it would probably cover everywhere, but not necessarily, as it can get stuck bouncing around a little area that pokes out of the room. The fact that it's not quite capable of going in a straight line doesn't help. You can help it with the remote control, but if you're going to do that, you might as well do the job yourself in a fraction of the time with a normal vacuum cleaner. I sent it back and now we're deciding whether to spend more on one that has proper navigation, or just hoover up the old-fashioned way.