Shark PowerDetect Robot Vacuum & Mop Combo, 60-Day Self-Empty, AV2800ZE

I did a good bit of research before deciding on the Shark. We have a Shark upright and another dustbuster size Shark so we are very positive about their products. I chose a spot for the dock that doesn't really comply with the instructions but it hasn't affected the operation in the least. It is under a side table in a bedroom. Works very well from there. I used the app to map my apartment, which it did very well. I closed the doors to rooms i didn't want it to go - either because i just want them cleaned more thoroughly by our cleaning service or i thought it might get stuck on the rugs. It handles rugs pretty well, though. Minor complaint that others have mentioned: it doesn't take the same route each time. And it goes over the same areas more than once. The first time it ran, it got itself stuck under a low riser dresser so i now put a stool in front of the dresser to prevent that. I think the app is pretty slick and easy to use. You can set it to vacuum every day or any odd assortment of days. Ours runs twice a week to be sure the cat hair gets cleaned out. First run complaint: since it was vacuuming under beds, it was probably going places that had not been vacuumed in a long time. So that first time, it filled the bin with cat hair and just stopped in mid run. I had to take it back to the dock but even then it couldn't off load the hair. It was too full and compacted so i had to remove the bin from the robot and clean it by hand. That hasn't happened again though. Just be aware if you have any areas like that. The app lets you do the whole house, just one room, or a selected 5 ft square space. In the app, choosing Spot, it puts a square in the middle of the screen with the house map over laid. You choose the spot by moving the map under the square until it is over the area you want cleaned. It's not intuitive, but once you see it, you know how it works. I read many of the older reviews that mentioned a magnetic strip to keep it from going certain places like off a step. I was wondering where those strips were because mine did not come with any. I almost returned it before the first run because i do have a sunken room and was concerned about it going off the step but it ran right up to the edge, stopped, and then ran along the entire width without a problem. Pretty impressive. It will obviously have trouble negotiating table and chair legs so if you want those areas cleaned you will need to move the chairs. It would also be nice to know how to deal with the sunken area of our home. For now, i take it off the dock and carry it to that room before turning it on. It does the room completely and returns to the starting point where i again have to pick it up and return it to the dock. Then, i have to use the app or the button on top to tell it to return to the dock, which works ok. Im just concerned if this confuses the mapping of the rest of the house. I wish the instructions addressed this issue. UPDATE, Nov 13, 2025: I have been using the robovac for two years now and I still love it. I have discovered a few irritating features- 1. Make sure you don't have anything on the floor that could jam the machinery. My cleaning lady left a dryer sheet somewhere and it got sucked into the filter on the Shark. There is no warning and no other notification that the robot is no longer working. 2. The app keeps asking me to re-logon every time I need to start vacuuming. I have it set up to NOT do that but it seems to forget every so often. It's very inconsistent. The app just needs a little tweaking to be perfect, 3. If you have a separate room that isn't on the same level as the majority of your home, it isn't able to "map" the separate area. That would be a very-nice-to-have feature.

TL;DR: This robot vacuum is awesome and worth every penny. Highly recommend this vacuum to everyone, my wife agrees! Happy wife, happy life! Might buy another for my upstairs. For a robot vacuum, it does what I expect and makes my life easier. I don't make it pick up large debris, robot vacuums seem to perform best with small debris. Large debris may get stuck or caught. Lidar works phenomenal, but with some hiccups when mapping house (mostly human error). Routing around obstacles works well, slows around objects and if anything is bumped it's so light and cushioned, it's not a problem. 5 stars overall. 4 stars deep cleaning and suction leaving room for improvement, it's a robot vacuum, what do you expect? Probably has Alexa integration, but I use Google assistant and it works great! --- I ordered this back in July 2022 and got it end of the month. I waited some time to let the excitement die a little before posting a review, but it never really did. This is my first robot vacuum and one of the best purchase decisions I have made this year. When researching for the right robot vacuum, I found that most of the highly rated vacuums don't seem to make it past 6 months or a year when reading reviews. Also manufacturers seems to make new models every year, so finding something that is reliable and lasts longer than this timeframe is hard to find. Of course, I am only onto my 5th month of owning this vacuum. When I broke the vacuum out of the box, my first inclination was to take it out and get it started. But thinking about the other reviews I have read on this vacuum and others like it, I wanted to read the instructions first. This is not a regular vacuum that you plug in and push. It has lots of little parts that make it different and potentially not taking care of it properly could damage the device. So anybody reading this, read the instructions first. Understand how to properly take care of it and clean it. Also, comparing to other reviews, clean it regularly. Now for my somewhat long review: Is it quiet? Yes and no. It is a robot vacuum, how loud do you expect it to be? You're not doing the work, but it is. It is quieter than a regular vacuum, but no idea how quiet other robot vacuums are. If a robot vacuum is loud or quiet, who cares? What matters is that it can clean stuff. Can you watch tv while it runs? Yes you can watch tv. Just turn up the volume a little, no need to blast it like when running a normal push vacuum. Can it pick up everything? No, it's a robot vacuum. Don't put too much trust in it. What I typically do is remove all obstacles (cords, bags, blankets) from the ground and any larger debris that might get caught in the motors (cotton balls left from the dog, pieces left behind from chewed up toys, strings from rope toys). Dog hair? My dog constantly sheds, but has short hair. I run it twice per week on thin carpet and once per week on hard floors. I don't notice the dog hair until I see what the vacuum picked up and it does a great job! The majority of stuff this picks up is dog hair and a lot of it. For longer haired dogs or thicker haired dogs, I assume this will get the job done as long human hair doesn't get stuck at all like my regular vacuum does. Small leaves? It picks up small leaves and debris similar size, but may leaf some behind. It also might get caught in spinning brushes and make a slightly louder noise on hard floor. I waited for it to finish and then pulled the leaf out, no harm. Dog kibble? Ok this one was an accident, didn't see it against the brown colored floor before starting vacuum. Sounded like the robot was choking and about to die, literally. I had to stop it right away and retrieve the small rock sized (width of thumbnail) dog food from the vacuum. Can you run it when away from home? I read too many horror stories of vacuums cleaning pet poop, but it is not the reason I don't start it when I'm not home. Like the last two points, if something gets caught, you need to be there to fish it out. I may have spot checked the floor, but even that sometimes isn't good enough. Also, one time a week or two ago, it finally got confused and couldn't move past a futon leg. It kept spinning back and forth (maybe for 5 minutes) until I nudged the futon half an inch, then it broke free of its endless loop. This was the only time this ever happened since I got it. Every other time it does an excellent job of finding its way through, even finding its way through a jungle of table and chair legs. Lidar mapping floorplan? Simply amazing! I had it map 4 different rooms. The first time was great, but missed a few minor areas, of which was my fault. I left things on the floor and in the way of the robot when it mapped the floorplan. The second time, I removed the obstacles, but it didn't map another room properly. The third time, I removed a chair, which the robot vacuum had just enough clearance to fit under (1st time it went under, 2nd time it did not), so that it can map that area of the carpet and not count it as a wall. Lidar in general? It works great to avoid obstacles and get around legs of any sort. Only thing is if the leg is curved, like my kitchen table, it doesn't know when to properly maneuver around it. But no worries! The bumper is amazing! It lightly bumps in to obstacles and the vacuum does a minor adjustment to figure out how to go around it. Damaging furniture? Nope! Doesn't happen. The robot is so careful around obstacles and even when it does bump things, its lightly bumps it and doesn't scratch or anything. When it approaches obstacles (walls or furniture) it moves at a slower pace. This thing is intelligent. Suction? For a robot vacuum, it does everything it needs to and does it very well. There are different levels for suction in the app, I have only needed to use the normal section. The max suction I have never needed to use, but it is an option if things get too out of hand. There is also an ultra clean option, not tried it, but think it just spends more time going over stuff. If I ever try ultra clean option, maybe need to change deep clean star to a 5, but I'm making the assumption that it will never perform as well as a normal vacuum. Battery? I run two rooms per day I run it, but sometimes do all 4 rooms when I forget to run it. It lasts easily to finish all 4 rooms with charge left over. I'm guessing lowest percentage of battery life was 35% or 40% after doing all 4, this is a wild guess though, could've been higher. For 2 rooms it's usually at 60% after it's done, that I know for sure. Emptying? It has a bin that it empties to. If the robot either runs for too long (or not sure if it senses if it is full of junk) it may return to the docking station to empty itself. This system works great, but the bin needs to be cleaned out occasionally. There is also a filter in the bin system that needs to be cleaned, just like regular vacuums may have. App? No issues running it on my Android. Can select rooms and see the layout easily. Drawing rooms works great as well! Robotiness? It makes all the noises a robot vacuum should and it's awesome! Just thought you should know! Beep boop boop! Ratings: I give it 5 stars because as it is a robot vacuum, it meets all of my expectations. 4 stars on deep cleaning and suction because it isn't perfect, but is excellent as a robot vacuum. I haven't used my regular vacuum in the areas that this one runs because it seems to do such a great job. Integration with Google works great! I don't use Alexa with this one. Again, this is one of the best purchases I made this year. Definitely recommend this vacuum to everyone. Don't spend $1k on something else.

UPDATE: I've had this Shark vacuum for a little over a year now, which means I am no longer covered under the warranty. Figures, since it doesn't work anymore. It started throwing out codes because of the cliff sensors. A bit frustrating as it's only used on the main floor and there is no place, at all, where it could possibly fall. For some reason though, while sitting in the middle of a completely flat floor, it thinks there's a ledge it's going to tip off of. I googled and googled. I tried the tape trick, the paper trick, anything where you could try and fool the sensors. None of that worked. I reset it multiple times. Unplugged it for weeks. Deleted the robot and rebooted. Everything. It starts, gets a few feet into cleaning and then no matter what I do or where I set it, keeps telling me it's detected a cliff. There. Is. No. Cliff!! I have no idea why they don't include a feature where you can turn off those stupid sensors, but they really need to consider this as during my googling, I discovered I am far from the only one with this problem. I now have a robot vacuum that just sits there, unplugged, until we do our next dump run. Original review: We have an Anatolian Shepherd/Hound mix. Never in my life have I had a dog that sheds like he does. There is hair everywhere. I could sweep to my hearts content and all he has to do is walk by and it's like a hair storm. We already had a robot vacuum but it was an older one. There was no wifi or mapping capabilities and it definitely didn't have any way to self empty. Unless by self empty, you mean I did it. I mean, it worked well enough.....when it didn't get stuck in a corner, under the couch, in the bathroom, by the bed....I could go on. It also had preferences when it cleaned. By preferences I mean it would clean one area over and over while completely missing others. I needed something better. I decided to splurge and purchase this one after researching for weeks and reading all the reviews I could find. Now, before I go on I should note that we have no carpet anywhere in our house. Even our kitchen floor mats are made of PVC material so I can't say how well this would work if you have carpet. When it came to set up, it was a breeze. I downloaded the Shark app as instructed, set up an account and it connected to my wifi and Alexa with no issues. I didn't even think of coming up with a name so I just picked one that Shark suggested. The good thing is that you can change it later if you want. I let it charge and then started the mapping of our main floor. Our house isn't huge so it only took a little over an hour to complete. Once it mapped, I was able to add names to rooms via the Shark app. This comes in handy if you need a deep clean of one particular room or don't need the whole house done. I then let it loose to vacuum. It did a couple rooms before going back to the base and emptying and then went and finished the rest. It didn't get stuck anywhere and there was no going over the same spots while completely missing others. The whole process took about an hour and I was able to get other things done while that was going on. The best part is that it did a fantastic job of getting up the dog hair. We decided to set up a schedule for it to vacuum every morning. We are both at work so Mr. Steve McClean is on his own. I went into the app and just picked the days and times in which I wanted it to run. With this daily schedule, we have noticed less and less hair accumulation on the bottom of our socks. If that doesn't scream success, I don't know what does! If I have to give a negative, it would only be that I don't like how loud it is. If you are trying to watch TV or listen to music (without earbuds), you won't be able to hear well when it's in the room. Since we aren't home when it vacuums, it's not really an issue but still something to mention. It isn't quiet. Aside from that, I absolutely love this thing and couldn't be happier with its performance.

I see there are a few variations attached to this listing, so for clarity this is the vacuum I purchased (vacuuming only, not mopping) - Shark AV2501AE AI Robot Vacuum with XL HEPA Self-Empty Base, Bagless, 60-Day Capacity, LIDAR Navigation, Perfect for Pet Hair, Compatible with Alexa, Wi-Fi Connected, Carpet & Hard Floor, Black Overall, I am satisfied with this purchase. I got this vacuum on sale for $290 in anticipation of bringing home a puppy in our previously animal-less home. I held off on setting it up for a solid 2 months while we acclimated to puppy life, spent a lot of time cleaning up pee all over the house, and had him in a playpen that took up a lot of space in our kitchen area. He now has free rein of the kitchen and living room area during the day/work hours and our home layout is more consistent. I think the vacuum does a decent job cleaning up whatever dust, hair, and dirt accumulates on the floor throughout the day, and the house feels noticeably cleaner after it does its thing. I’ve probably run it close to 10 times and just emptied the trap for the first time. I was extremely impressed with the amount of dust, lint, hair, etc. that this thing picked up in so little time. The setup of the vacuum and home base was very straightforward and user friendly. The app is also very easy to use and has many features/capabilities including labeling rooms, cleaning specific rooms at a time instead of the whole home, spot cleaning specific areas, and setting a cleaning schedule for specific days and times. Additionally, the battery life on the vacuum is not bad. The dog really doesn’t mind it when it’s running around and it does a good job of adapting to get around him when necessary. It took a bit of time for him to get adjusted to it running when he is in the crate as he was unsure at first, but now that he’s been around it enough he doesn’t care anymore. That all being said, here is the reason for the four-star review. Oftentimes the vacuum needs to stop to charge to complete a mission and it can get a little annoying because it waits until it’s fully charged before finishing up, which can take up to three hours. During that time, I’m generally waiting around with items perched up on furniture waiting for it to come back around. For this reason, I tend to try to run it when we aren’t home. The mapping does improve as the vacuum does more runs and better learns your home, but any adjustment to the physical area of the map (adding additional rooms or spaces) forces you to re-map and start from square one. I have unfortunately had to go through this process multiple times as I got to understand how the vacuum works and cleaned up additional rooms in our home and removed obstacles on the floor to allow the vacuum access. I will likely have to do it again if/when I decide to allow it access to the game room/study and any closets. The main issue with having to repeatedly map is that the mapping process causes you to need to really remove any potential obstacles. For example, we have a baby gate blocking the dog from the hallway that leads to the bedrooms while he’s home alone, and although I have it raised so the vacuum can fit under it to get where it needs to go during cleaning cycles, I have to completely remove it when re-mapping otherwise the vacuum recognizes it as a wall. Additionally, while I can check the map mid-cycle to see if it’s still cleaning, it does not show me in real-time where in the home the vacuum is at any given time. While these things aren’t a big deal in the grand scheme of things and the pros absolutely outweigh the cons, I would just think that this company is capable of refining these things to improve the user experience. However, this could also be because I don’t have a more expensive/advanced vacuum as this is my first time trying it out. Was the money I spent worth it? Absolutely. Would I do it again? Definitely. Will I buy this exact one again the next time I’m in the market for one? Probably not as I’ll likely go for something higher end. Regardless, this is a very effective and solid choice for a first time robot vacuum buyer.

I wanted to wait a bit before I gave a review. I've owned this model Shark robot vacuum for about two months now. Before buying this I had a Eufy robot vacuum, specifically targeted towards pet owners. We have two very hairy beasts living with us. The biggest hair offender is a golden retriever/shepherd mix, 85 pounds, probably 80 pounds of hair, but the looks of my floor. The other is a shepherd/sheltie mix, just a tad less hairy, but not by much. We have a mix of hardwood, and a little tile, and many islands of runner rugs, for the oldest dog's stability. I bought the EUFY robot vacuum because it said it was specifically for dog hair and had a cutter for the roller, so it doesn't get all jammed up. It was easy to set up and set up mapping. The interface with the app was good. The cutter worked for about the first 9 months, then I was cutting the hair off the roller. That is the biggest issue with that vacuum for me. The hair would get wound up in the ends of the roller brush and I would meticulously pull everything apart that I could to clear the hair. Many times I replaced the entire roller, and not many weeks later, I'd get an error message saying roller brush was stuck. I bought the off brand, and I bought the Eufy replacements and neither seemed to be better than the other. I needed something that didn't take daily maintenance. I didn't want to buy the same thing, knowing the outcome, but nothing else was advertised for dog hair specifically. I crossed my fingers and bought this Shark. I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner!! My two favorite things about this are that the roller is not longer an issue. This roller comes off easily, the cap comes off one end so you can clear the hair, the other it comes off in one nice clump- no issues at all. I also love that the dust bin is not a bag you have to replace, but just a container that easily comes off and you toss the contents. The replacement parts don't even require a tool for the side brush. only using it two months, nothing has been replaced yet, but the weekly upkeep is very easy. It's doing a good job with cleaning. I think it's best used on hard surfaces, it's fair for the rug runners, but honestly hair on carpet requires a bit more work for a deep clean. Also, this vacuum is much more quiet than the Eufy, thankfully. I think this is a very good option for anyone wanting a robot vacuum that battles loads of dog hair.

While relatives have had them for years, this is MY first robot vacuum. In my opinion, this is the BEST budget vacuum at the price point. I purchased one on sale for $139. It was super easy to get started and watch it go with AMAZING results in the dustbin! Okay, so it was purchased to use at my parents' house, but I HAD to test it, right? :) Now, it worked so well, I immediately ordered 2 more (taking advantage of the $ale) and have 2 at my parents' house and one at my own. I use the schedule feature in the app to run mine every day at 9am. It starts up perfectly. With a Basset hound, it does an amazing job of keeping the house livable in between my own vacuum/mop jobs. I'm a firm believer in doing a deep clean with a larger vacuum, but with this running in between, my house is HUGELY improved. To top it off, running it at my parents' house couldn't be easier with the app. I can start and stop them on MY app, and all they have to do is empty the dust bins. I've been running them for a little over a month now, and am very happy with the results. PROS: -Runs much longer than predicted, even on standard power. -Easy to empty dustbin. -It has an Air filter (and despite others saying you have to remove screws to get to it, you don't. The outer mesh is fixed in place with a screw, but the filter cartridge slips out the side). -You can "Set it and forget it" for the most part if you use scheduling. -Compared to a standard vacuum, this baby is VERY quiet. That isn't to say it doesn't make any noise (seriously, it has suction and airflow... it's GONNA make noise). -If you put it in ECO mode, it is even quieter, but regardless of the mode, my basset doesn't run from it. :) CONS: All 3 of the models have a 'different' sound when running. Seriously, they each sound completely different and have different noise levels, which makes me wonder. Next, she -her name is Suzie- completely ignores the boundary strips I purchased to use. (And no, I did NOT place it under anything. I even tested by laying it face up straight across the edge of the carpet... on top. NOPE, she rolls right over it -_- ... and the 2nd one I cut to fit the base of a pole lamp that she kept getting stuck half on/off of. Since it was metal, the strip just magnetically attached to the round base side... NOPE, she still bangs into it. Although she hasn't hopped up onto it anymore so... you be the judge) TIPS: 1st-If you get it on sale, go ahead and add the warranty coverage. I did. In my opinion, a CYA is always a good thing. It gives me piece of mind that if one of them turns out to be a lemon (all things have them, even vehicles) I'm covered. The most I'd have to pay is shipping and that is NOTHING compared to purchasing a new one. Besides, as I said above, they each have a unique motor sound, and I feel better knowing that if there is anything that would take away from the motor life involved, I'll get a repair or a replacement. 2nd-take the time to look at the undercarriage and inspect the roller. You never know what could potentially get wound onto that brush roll, and it's super easy to pop it out and clean it off (if you've ever had a large vacuum, you should already know to do this as regular maintenance). Keep in mind that the harder that brush roll has to work, the more pull it puts on the Motor. Stressing that little thing will potentially take away from its life of service. Final Thoughts? I love it and would recommend it to anybody and everybody. And if it's on sale it is HUGE bang for your buck$! ** I gave all 5 stars except the 4 on Deep Cleaning ONLY because of my own beliefs that you need to get out the big vacuum at least once a month (depending on your environment maybe a little more often).

This little guy has been the only consistent thing in my life for the past year, and watching him bounce around the house has really been a solid anchoring point in my life. A lot of stress, my own-self moving between several houses, dealing with animals that aren't mine making houses disgusting, life being so generally uncertain at any given time here in the ole US of A, and during all of that, I know if I walk over, hit the "MAX" button on my little shark, at least all the dog fur, the dust, and most of the dirt on the floor is gonna be gone in a few hours without lifting a finger. This has been so massive to improve my quality of life. Not to use Amazon Dot Com as my therapist, but when I got this I was dealing with loud, disgusting, dirty, not-cleaning-up-after-pet roommates and I was hoping for SOME saving grace and help in the house. The little shark has been my super hero, and honestly the cleanest roommate I've ever had. I went from floors tainted dark from fur and dander, to pleasant to look at carpets and hardwood floors that i dont even have to pre vacuum before inviting guests over. That sounds silly, and is probably exaggerated a bit, but for real, having this cheap little robot just do his daily cleaning, leaving me less stressed with my day to day tasks knowing at least my floor will be clean in hectic households has an importance worth more than money. THE GOOD: 1.) It cleans. It does a pretty d*mn good job at it too. As I said above, life (for everyone) has been hectic the past few years. It seriously turned my gross floors (i absolutely didnt touch the floors for a week knowing it was in the mail, had to put it through the ringer when i got it) into something I could walk barefoot on without having to clean my feet before going to bed. It isn't perfect, it doesnt get as deep as a decent vacuum, but hey the first 80% of a job is the most important right? 2.) battery is great. It'll run in max mode for at least a few hours, and it's never died before cleaning whatever floor i put it on. It's been running in my room the entirety of writing this review (about an hour since i hit go) and only lost 1/3 bars of battery. Battery is easily a 5 star, and you can get new ones on the shark site. 3.) serviceability. As a firm believer in right to repair, this is massive. And why despite the bad down below, I plan on keeping this. You can take 90% of it apart with just your hands and no tools, and all the wear parts are incredibly easy to swap out. As of writing this review (june 2022) I can find all the parts online if i needed directly from shark. THE BAD: I would not buy this at full price. I got mine on a massive black friday sale, and on top of that, had a gift card from work. All in all, I only paid around $20 of my own cash for this which is probably why I love it so much. Its not without its fair share of problems though. 1.) The internet will not work. I have tried /everything./ This is a home filled with IT professionals and resetting, using different devices, giving it it's own 5g, or 2.4, or hybrid network will not get it to connect. Tried 3 android devides running different versions, tried 2 IOS devices using different versions, and it just absolutely will not connect. Tried again after a few months hoping there would be some updates, no dice. Tried different router, nothing. Tried an entirely different house, different router, different service provider, and device (in case it wanted a change of scenery I guess?) and nothing. Definitely something faulty from factory. This is why it's 3 star. I'm sure if I could get it to connect, it would update and get modern firmware that fixes other issues, which will be listed below. 2.) the pattern (without internet at least, which is the only way ive been able to use this as above stated) is ENTIRELY random. My roommate has a much more expensive ECOVACS Robotics - DEEBOT T8+ for a different floor of the house, and let me say, it does this sharks job better in every single way. The shark just bounces in every direction using a shotgun approach to clean the floor. It gets the floor clean, but it could do it much quicker and much quieter if it used any kind of AI or mapping to clean the floor. 3.) doesnt know how to drive straight always. The random mapping works via shotgun approach as stated above, but it will occasionally miss spots as it forgets how to spin the wheels at the same speed and does massive archs over areas instead of straight lines. Its intermittent though so I cant tell if its intentionally programmed to do so. This alone wouldnt make me drop a star, its more of combined with other issues. 4.) gets clogged with dust quick, losing suction. A bit hard to clean the pre filter. I do live in utah, where its dusty and i expect to clean any device with an air intake more than most other places in the country/world. That said, it clogs pretty quick (each use basically) meaning I have to get my portable air gun and spend 5 or so minutes blowing it out each use. Again, nothing horrible. Just worth noting. SUMMARY: This little guy cleans. He's kinda dumb, bumps into walls, gets stuck in small spaces on occasion, hates the internet (who doesnt at this point?) but he's been an incredibly welcome and reliable addition to my life and i dont regret paying the 20 or so dollars to get him.

It’s not perfect but I got it 56% off on prime day so I can’t complain. The mapping is pretty good. It’s not very loud. It looks nice. It doesn’t vacuum every square inch but it’s good enough. It’s better than vacuuming myself.

This has been a house saver! Our labsky and long haired kitty were driving me wild with the amount of cleaning I had to do with all the hair. This has reduced the workload and I'm so grateful we invested in one. We unload it everyday because of all the hair and stuff it picks up. It runs on time and love doing it first thing when I get up to keep an eye on it. The only con is it gets stuck on our screen door track, but problem solved by closing it. It will get caught in clothes and towels left on the floor, so run it only when your floors are clear of that. 200$ sounds like a lot, but it has paid for it self with saving me time, energy and stress over cleaning. Put it in your cart and buy it if you want something to help you maintain cleanliness without the headache.

Demorei mais de 4 horas tentando conectar ele no wi fi, realmente muito dificil e pelo que vi muitas pessoas tem o mesmo problema. O app não está disponível em todas as regiões então vc tem que ter conta na loja de uma região que tenha o app e para quem fez a compra internacional na amazon, ao abrir o app vc precisa selecionar a região que comprou o robo e não região que vai usar.

1- Does not work in the UAE as an app (need to download an apk) 2- after working for 2 days - it broke - does not self empty 3- Suction power and maintenance is bad. Do not waste ur money. other options are better i got the Roborock Q7 max and is wayyyyyy better and is supported.

This device kept breaking down and the company keeps stalling on my refund. Its been 2months since its been picked up But STILL they have not refunded me.

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