I mean he did put a whole bowl of beads on the floor. it makes sense the machine won’t be able to pick all of it up. it doesn’t have the space capacity to store it all.
Haha! I was thinking almost the same, I imagined after the roomba went into that bathroom the first time it said to himself "I would never ever come back to this room and will avoid it in my entire life".
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Hello, so it could be an issue with the Robot. If the cliff Sensors are are still indicating blocked, you may need to contact iRobot to see if they can repair it.
How long have you had the side brush? You could try removing the screw and see if anything got caught in between the body and side brush. Also try rotating the plastic shaft where the side brush mounts to. See if there any squeaking noise. If not you could try replacing the side brush and see if that helps.
@@cassandra1350 Basically the side brush is held on by a single Philip screw. I would make sure the dustbin is completely empty prior to flipping over the robot. The side brush just pulls off once the screw removed.
I got an i7 plus and it died after it's first run. Thankfully customer support was solid and they are sending me a replacement motor. So I have to wait a couple days to use it again. When it worked it was awesome tho!
I am not impressed with something that leaves (and apparently spreads) dirt, however little. Dirt is dirt. It reminds me of dish washers before they got a little better. People were fascinated by the prospect of what it could do by itself and overlooked the mess.
It take me about 1 to 2 minutes to vacuum with an upright vs the sleeping robot (not on its dock) i guess it got tired of spinning in circles and left the crumbs for a midnight snack while it snoops through the house making a mess. It cleans as good as my fingers picking up dust. Id rather an upright with a full canister that doesnt have to be dumped 10 times before it can hal clean 1 room. Imagine leaving home only to find it couldnt finish cleaning because your self emptying canisters bag was full.. And the way to empty is very unsanitary. U have to literally jug the dirt and dust out of the bag for it only to be released into the air😱😱😫
I like them both for different purposes. I find the i7 to be more capable of handling more dirt and debris because of the self emptying system. The S5 Max has the better navigation so in complex environments the S5 Max is the better choice.
In actual life, who would accidentally drop a whole PAIL of orbeezs on the floor? I don't own any robot cleaner so i can't say if this product is good or not but your test is unrealistic.
I have two cleaning robots. The Sharp self emptying and a very old Neato D80. There are pros and cons to both. I love the self-emptying feature of Sharp, but the app keeps losing the mapping of my house which is annoying. It also takes a long time to clean. The Neato is faster due to the LIDAR sensor. This old Neato has broken down twice on me, but fortunately I was able to fix it myself. The first issue was with the bumper detection switches. They broke so the Neato would try to keep going when something was in the way. It was 5 years old so I bought the new Neato D7. I used it once a week to clean and after 57 weeks (right after the warranty expired) this $900 robot broke. The LIDAR sensor motherboard went on it. The cost to repair? $500. Insanity. So that went into the recycling bin and I’d never buy the newer Neato models. Quality is gone. It’s a shame because they work the best as far as navigation and cleaning goes, but they cost a lot and do not last. So my old Neato is now 8 years old and I repaired it by buying new bumper switches and installing them myself. After 3 months it broke again. This time it was complaining about being jammed in even when there were no walls near it. Using a flashlight I noticed the laser was spinning slowly and erratically. I guessed it was the rubber o-ring from the motor was likely worn out. I bought a new one for $15 and now it’s working again. Not sure for how much longer. I’m hoping to get a year out of it. Thank you for these videos. I love seeing the differences between the machines. When I go to make my next purchase I’ll have a better idea of which one to get. Hopefully the Roomba lasts longer than 13 months before breaking down. One hates to pay $1,000 for something that does not last past the end of the warranty. We complain about plastic bags and waste, but this in my mind is sheer pollution building cheap electronics that most people can’t fix themselves. The government should be clamping down on companies building low quality products.
Thanks for sharing, I had an older Neato D80, the one that look like the same of NES game console. Had it for a few years without issues. One thing I noticed is in environments with a lot chair legs the robot can get confused. I tried the D7, had similar navigation quirks but love the cleaning ability overall. Hopefully Neato comes out with a new model.
Robot Masters If they do, I hope they build it more rugged than the D7. I live alone and only have hardwood flooring and tiles. My house stays very clean so once a week with the robot is all I need. To clean up such a little bit of dust I would expect these machines to last 5 years minimum. They should not be breaking so fast. Before I’d buy another Neato I’d need to know if they started building them with better parts. Thanks again. I always enjoy your videos and love the messes you make for your tests. 😃
ds99 Yeah I agree these robot vacuums should last 5+ years if they are well maintained and taken care of. Had a Walmart Special, $30 Bissel upright vacuum for 4 years and no issues.
Bruh... why would you think a robot would get all of that shit from the floor ... the robot is only for some dust , fur from animals . Not all that crap 🙄. If you want it to be 100% clean then hire someone to clean your house or clean it yourself.
Yeah, Roomba are pretty durable, had it clean my garage without any issues. These test are to test the durability and pickup abilities. Thanks for watching!!!
Robot Masters You too! I spotted a brava jet 240 in the bathroom, are you impressed by its navigation considering it only uses a bumper? No camera or lidar 😂 Mine works good but over time on large areas it’s starts to not drive in a straight line 😄
I don't think that these machines are meant to pick up 50k orbeez. Real scenarios need to be tested. It is an unfair test. I don't have this model, but I do own a robot vacuum and it is a lifesaver. I run it everyday and am not having issues with dirt and dust being left. All my dogs fur gets picked up and I have zero issues. I live in the desert area and get A LOT of dust... so.... please do a real sit test.
The Roomba i3 is pretty much the same as the i7. The main difference being the i7 has an actual camera on it. I recently got the i3 with the bin collection and it’s amazing. Does so good in my whole house! What he says about the dust bin is true. They are a bit smaller on the roombas with the bin collection base. However, since it empties itself every time the bin is full with no human intervention, dust bin size isn’t an issue.
Ok I will do another m6 imprint link video, the imprint link works within the iRobot App. With google you can tell the robot start and stop a cleaning job. Alexa allows you to select a specific room via voice. A feature which most smart robot vacuums don’t have.
I7 leaves home base... *(proceeds to hit master bedroom bed post)* nice work IROBOT, you still haven't figured out how to make your Roombas able to see with a camera like Shark or Dyson robotic vacuums. I have one white Shark IQ self emptying robot vacuum
I was gonna say that they have camera based roombas their j series have them but this comment was 3 years ago i think at that point in time it was only higher trims
We just got our i7 & m6 two days ago..love it. Took real care w mapping and really impressed ( this is third R beginning in 2004). Love special cleaning area assignments..clean rug at two doors and R took neat shortcut. Lots of hardwood here that look s new w Bona liquid. Love it that my wife just keeps scratching her head..."how does it know how to do that?"
Hahaha as long as the Wife Happy you are in good hands!!!! Yes I been using robot vacuums for many years and to this day their abilities and technology still Amazes me!!!
I just bought my very first Roomba yesterday so I’m a newbie at all of this. I got the i1 with the self dispensing. Does it have mapping capabilities? I can’t find the answer anywhere and you seem very knowledgeable about them.
Hello, so the i1 as of now doesn’t have the smart mapping features like the Room Select and Keep out zones. The robot uses an internal map that can be used to see where the robot has cleaned and not cleaned. As of now the user can’t edit the map. On the plus side iRobot does have a beta testing feature through the version through the App that going to allow users to have room select aka specify a specific room to clean.
Well the batteries typically last 3-5 years depending on how often you run the robot. Since most the robots have an auto recharge and resume feature, a decrease in battery performance might not be a big deal as long as the robot can complete the job.
@@RobotMasters yeah that's why I ask it, I have a a320 robot with 2 imperial logos on it 😉But my battery is for the second time broke... like dead. So I wondered if the battery's in other droids last longer.they are only 25 bucks tho....But this battery lasted only for 1 to 1,5 year I think with 5 days a week use +-20 minutes vacuum I think. I'm never at home then but it will be around 20 minutes
@@juriaanoussoren So from my experience the Roborock, iRobot and Samsung lasted the longest. Cheaper no name brands start to lose their battery performance around the 1 year mark.
I own an Oreck U2000RB-1 commercial 8 pound upright cord vacuum that has a 6,500 rpm motor and it could pick up all those Orbeez in just a minute or two and the bag would still not be full. That over size Hockey puck just doesn't have the power or big enough canister size like an upright vacuum has.
As an observer only, not getting into all subjective info, seems as tho this was an info commercial? These vacuums have evolved enormously, vidar software is same initial tech of Google mapping. Wow!
Yes these Robot Vacuums have evolved and gotten more advance. They can’t replace a traditional up right vacuum and this video was more of a stress test of the vacuum and self emptying system.
That’s the famous robot cost like $900 dollars? If my wife makes me to buy one of those I will divorce her. No point to keep our marriage when a robot will do everything in our house .
True. However, can your vacuum do the same job without you present? That is the real selling point and magic of vacuum robots ;) I don’t care how long it takes, if it saves me an hour a week then that is fantastic! Kinda like my dishwasher, I could wash everything by hand in less time but why do it if I don’t have to. :)
@@GMoney-B it’s not they don’t “work” but they shoulda never been invented. They are a waste of water, power, and time. Probably should only be used in restaurants and industrial kitchens. I secretly turned off the breaker to mine a week ago. Haven’t heard my wife complaining yet. Maybe she had secretly turned the breaker back on Lol
What about floor Cleaning Liquid like phenyl for germs on floor, where can we put in this mop machine? And what about hair vegetables and small grains on floor? Do we require Cleaning mop machine wheels? Battery life? Are its parts expensive?
when computers take over the world they will remember this.
Roomba: "hello human, remember that floor ?" >:)
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I mean he did put a whole bowl of beads on the floor. it makes sense the machine won’t be able to pick all of it up. it doesn’t have the space capacity to store it all.
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It's not meant to clean up that much of anything. You expect FAR too much. It's more of a maintenance cleaner than a primary vac.
Thanks for your feedback, yes I agree they are maintenance cleaners and still recommend using a regular vacuum cleaner.
Idk why im watching this. I dont even own one.
LOL 😂
you're gorgeous
Well, after watching this I'm selling one ,lol
Why am I watching Top Gun? I don't even own a fighter jet.
Same lol@@RobotMasters
When the roomba first went into the bathroom it really did look like it was saying “okay, where do I even start with all this?!?” 😂
Hahaha, start in the middle
😂😂
Haha! I was thinking almost the same, I imagined after the roomba went into that bathroom the first time it said to himself "I would never ever come back to this room and will avoid it in my entire life".
😂
Omg using a broom and dustpan wouldve been 10x faster ..good review tho
Hahaha yep would of been faster and less messy 😅
Just thought that 🤣
@queen F 10 times cheaper as well
Haha
I felt the same way
Umm.... you would have had to do that though. You're missing the point of a robot
At 2:58 in your video, what robot is next to the Roomba i7+ self-empty base
The Deebot T8
Thank you
Damn human trying to kill me
LOL 😆
the roomba trying to get to the bathroom: ight now where is it
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I prefer traditional vacuums because they are faster, stronger and more storage capacity, even if they are a little stressful to use.
I like it because I work full time so it’s nice to come home to a fully vacuumed home.
Im having code 7 cliff blocked, i deep clean all sensor still having issues please?
Hello, so it could be an issue with the Robot. If the cliff Sensors are are still indicating blocked, you may need to contact iRobot to see if they can repair it.
@@RobotMasters hey! I actually did call them and they are sending a new unit! Hopefully it doesn't have faulty sensor again! Ty for replying
@@johnhuynh358 Sounds good and no problem!!!
Excellent product for teenagers 😁
Hahaha yes!!!
I had an issue with the side brush it started squeaking my i7+
How long have you had the side brush? You could try removing the screw and see if anything got caught in between the body and side brush. Also try rotating the plastic shaft where the side brush mounts to. See if there any squeaking noise. If not you could try replacing the side brush and see if that helps.
Thanks so much dane will be so happy
@@cassandra1350 Basically the side brush is held on by a single Philip screw. I would make sure the dustbin is completely empty prior to flipping over the robot. The side brush just pulls off once the screw removed.
And make sure that the filters clean?
Your small robot dialogues makes this do funny omggg
Thanks 😊
I miss these so much... My favorite robovac reviewer over the years!
Roborock Qrevo Slim review would be sooooo baller!
The plush shiba inuu is soooo cuutee
I got an i7 plus and it died after it's first run. Thankfully customer support was solid and they are sending me a replacement motor. So I have to wait a couple days to use it again. When it worked it was awesome tho!
Thanks for sharing your experience. Hopefully the 2nd unit performs as it should 😬.
I am not impressed with something that leaves (and apparently spreads) dirt, however little. Dirt is dirt. It reminds me of dish washers before they got a little better. People were fascinated by the prospect of what it could do by itself and overlooked the mess.
dishwashers and robot vaccum cleaners are getting better than the average human being
It take me about 1 to 2 minutes to vacuum with an upright vs the sleeping robot (not on its dock) i guess it got tired of spinning in circles and left the crumbs for a midnight snack while it snoops through the house making a mess. It cleans as good as my fingers picking up dust. Id rather an upright with a full canister that doesnt have to be dumped 10 times before it can hal clean 1 room. Imagine leaving home only to find it couldnt finish cleaning because your self emptying canisters bag was full.. And the way to empty is very unsanitary. U have to literally jug the dirt and dust out of the bag for it only to be released into the air😱😱😫
I wouldnt bother I'd be able to get it done quicker myself
Yeah but then again u can just let the machine take its time and not even have to bother brooming at all.
@@Sterilite101 that's lazy
Robot vote with ball color. I'm not lost bro
I'm not lost
After watching this.. I must say human is the best Robot no one can replace 😂😂
Haha yes, nothing can beat the all mighty human 👻
Your english just entertaining ❤😂
What would you prefer - roomba i7+ or roborock 5s max????
I like them both for different purposes. I find the i7 to be more capable of handling more dirt and debris because of the self emptying system. The S5 Max has the better navigation so in complex environments the S5 Max is the better choice.
Can this not be operated without an app?
Yes but you won’t get the smart mapping features like able to tell it to clean a specific area or room.
Give a broom and a dust pan... id do that in less than 5 minutes
LOL 😆
In actual life, who would accidentally drop a whole PAIL of orbeezs on the floor? I don't own any robot cleaner so i can't say if this product is good or not but your test is unrealistic.
It takes 2 minutes to swipe that ....
Recorded horizontally:)
I have two cleaning robots. The Sharp self emptying and a very old Neato D80. There are pros and cons to both. I love the self-emptying feature of Sharp, but the app keeps losing the mapping of my house which is annoying. It also takes a long time to clean. The Neato is faster due to the LIDAR sensor. This old Neato has broken down twice on me, but fortunately I was able to fix it myself. The first issue was with the bumper detection switches. They broke so the Neato would try to keep going when something was in the way. It was 5 years old so I bought the new Neato D7. I used it once a week to clean and after 57 weeks (right after the warranty expired) this $900 robot broke. The LIDAR sensor motherboard went on it. The cost to repair? $500. Insanity. So that went into the recycling bin and I’d never buy the newer Neato models. Quality is gone. It’s a shame because they work the best as far as navigation and cleaning goes, but they cost a lot and do not last. So my old Neato is now 8 years old and I repaired it by buying new bumper switches and installing them myself. After 3 months it broke again. This time it was complaining about being jammed in even when there were no walls near it. Using a flashlight I noticed the laser was spinning slowly and erratically. I guessed it was the rubber o-ring from the motor was likely worn out. I bought a new one for $15 and now it’s working again. Not sure for how much longer. I’m hoping to get a year out of it.
Thank you for these videos. I love seeing the differences between the machines. When I go to make my next purchase I’ll have a better idea of which one to get. Hopefully the Roomba lasts longer than 13 months before breaking down. One hates to pay $1,000 for something that does not last past the end of the warranty. We complain about plastic bags and waste, but this in my mind is sheer pollution building cheap electronics that most people can’t fix themselves. The government should be clamping down on companies building low quality products.
Thanks for sharing, I had an older Neato D80, the one that look like the same of NES game console. Had it for a few years without issues. One thing I noticed is in environments with a lot chair legs the robot can get confused. I tried the D7, had similar navigation quirks but love the cleaning ability overall. Hopefully Neato comes out with a new model.
Robot Masters If they do, I hope they build it more rugged than the D7. I live alone and only have hardwood flooring and tiles. My house stays very clean so once a week with the robot is all I need. To clean up such a little bit of dust I would expect these machines to last 5 years minimum. They should not be breaking so fast. Before I’d buy another Neato I’d need to know if they started building them with better parts.
Thanks again. I always enjoy your videos and love the messes you make for your tests. 😃
ds99 Yeah I agree these robot vacuums should last 5+ years if they are well maintained and taken care of. Had a Walmart Special, $30 Bissel upright vacuum for 4 years and no issues.
This is thr one case where thr random path once in the room would have cleaned it better.
Yes kind of wish smart robot vacuums offered both random and smart navigation pattern, for small rooms like this.
How is a round robot with a round brush going to get a square corner?
Rely on the longer side brush to reach the corners.
Bro was ready to fight them poles 🤣
LMAO
Blue light: Returning to charging base
White light: Running
Red light: There's a fault with your robot
What is the price of this robot
Pricing fluctuates, but around $549
2:44: it said "I'm done!" Lmaooooo
Thx for the loud noise warning 😍
11:10: 😄😅🤣🤣🤣🤣
I could have cleaned that in 5 minutes using my dyson animal
Yes would of been a lot quicker 😄
Some people dont deserve robots.
One hour cleaning for 5 minutes of sweeping. How lazy can we be.
Hahahaha
I couldn’t much of what this guy was saying, sadly. But this was interesting!
I love your vids
Robot masters
Not fair! To the poor robot.
Oh 😮😞
I don’t ever leave a comment but I love your reviews lol 👌🏻
LOL 😆
It’s loud because it’s a vacuum cleaner
I like your reviews...well done!
Thanks 😊
Nice Video please do more of this
LOL 😆
Bruh... why would you think a robot would get all of that shit from the floor ... the robot is only for some dust , fur from animals . Not all that crap 🙄. If you want it to be 100% clean then hire someone to clean your house or clean it yourself.
Luckily it didn’t break! Thumbs up
Yeah, Roomba are pretty durable, had it clean my garage without any issues. These test are to test the durability and pickup abilities. Thanks for watching!!!
My dirt devil dynamite is more durable
when it self empties its really loud
2:12 Me at a buffet when I see all the food and I look for orange chicken. :P
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Why do I feel bad for this machine..like it has a soul😭😭then you go and put those stuffed animals on it😭😭just embarrassing
Ohhhh sad day 😞
@@RobotMasters the machine revolt is coming!! You've been warned😭😭😭
@@terri3486 Will I be spared 🤣
Your titles and GIFs really add some comical flavor to this video!
Thank you for being positive and goofy in your videos! You’re not afraid to be yourself and that is awesome.
Thanks, try to keep my videos interesting unlike those other review videos 🤨. Take Care!!!
Robot Masters You too! I spotted a brava jet 240 in the bathroom, are you impressed by its navigation considering it only uses a bumper? No camera or lidar 😂 Mine works good but over time on large areas it’s starts to not drive in a straight line 😄
K7715 Yeah the 240 great for smaller areas and having the ability to navigate around the toilet base. I use the m6 for larger jobs.
That looks like a fail.
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He says that sealed self-empty stations are rare, but my Eufy L60's station is so well-sealed that I can't even open its door while emptying.
I don't think that these machines are meant to pick up 50k orbeez. Real scenarios need to be tested. It is an unfair test. I don't have this model, but I do own a robot vacuum and it is a lifesaver. I run it everyday and am not having issues with dirt and dust being left. All my dogs fur gets picked up and I have zero issues. I live in the desert area and get A LOT of dust... so.... please do a real sit test.
Will do thanks 😊
I think that there is a cheap and expensive robot and it makes a big difference in quality.
When I have that many orbit on the floor, I would sweep them up myself.
It’s like taking a Honda Civic off roading and saying it sucks when it doesn’t perform well.
In our country lower and middle class people they hier maids and dev countries they buy robots.
The Roomba i3 is pretty much the same as the i7. The main difference being the i7 has an actual camera on it. I recently got the i3 with the bin collection and it’s amazing. Does so good in my whole house!
What he says about the dust bin is true. They are a bit smaller on the roombas with the bin collection base. However, since it empties itself every time the bin is full with no human intervention, dust bin size isn’t an issue.
I probably would not vacuum those if they have been in water
At 3:25 minutes from the video, the Hawker Siddeley Harrier takes off
Looking for content on the M6 man. Could you show more of the imprint link stuff with Google
Ok I will do another m6 imprint link video, the imprint link works within the iRobot App. With google you can tell the robot start and stop a cleaning job. Alexa allows you to select a specific room via voice. A feature which most smart robot vacuums don’t have.
@@RobotMasters very cool! I'd love to see that. Such a good robot mop
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10:32 When you are trying to go to sleep and your dog starts barking at a cat outside.
THE ROOMBA i7. LOOKS MAD
I7 leaves home base... *(proceeds to hit master bedroom bed post)*
nice work IROBOT, you still haven't figured out how to make your Roombas able to see with a camera like Shark or Dyson robotic vacuums.
I have one white Shark IQ self emptying robot vacuum
I was gonna say that they have camera based roombas their j series have them but this comment was 3 years ago i think at that point in time it was only higher trims
when the blue light on the room boy goes to the doc
We just got our i7 & m6 two days ago..love it. Took real care w mapping and really impressed ( this is third R beginning in 2004). Love special cleaning area assignments..clean rug at two doors and R took neat shortcut.
Lots of hardwood here that look s new w Bona liquid.
Love it that my wife just keeps scratching her head..."how does it know how to do that?"
Hahaha as long as the Wife Happy you are in good hands!!!! Yes I been using robot vacuums for many years and to this day their abilities and technology still Amazes me!!!
Imagine sleeping and hearing roomba go VRRRRRRRRRRRRRRBRRRRBRRRRRRBbbbbbbBBBBBBBRRRrrr…
LOL roaming alarm clock ⏰
3:17 looks like a rabbit is using the docking station as washroom
LOl 😂
@@RobotMasters mine is charged and working, just need to hook up app
Awesome deal for $50
God Bless and Much Love
Awesome video 👌the i7 is a dinosaur in navigation.
LoL yeah it needs am upgrade 😁
@@RobotMasters absolutely, if ever release a lidar based robovac i ll buy it.I m very disappointed from s9.
Must be under control of Tesla the way it crashes into everything
ALARM CLOCK TO WAKE EVERYONE UP
I just bought my very first Roomba yesterday so I’m a newbie at all of this. I got the i1 with the self dispensing. Does it have mapping capabilities? I can’t find the answer anywhere and you seem very knowledgeable about them.
Hello, so the i1 as of now doesn’t have the smart mapping features like the Room Select and Keep out zones. The robot uses an internal map that can be used to see where the robot has cleaned and not cleaned. As of now the user can’t edit the map. On the plus side iRobot does have a beta testing feature through the version through the App that going to allow users to have room select aka specify a specific room to clean.
Stupid when you know the storage bin is small.
Ohhh well luckily there a self emptying bin to empty out the small bin!!!
I love how unique your channel is, you have so many cool challenges! Keep up the great content👏
Thanks 😁
It sounded like a Jet engine when it docked
Yeah it pretty loud.
I hate it when it doesn't pick up all the debwee
please do the same test with S9+
Ok, will do down the road!!!
2:13 braava jet 😂🤣
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I love ❤ robot vacuum cleaners
My self emptying bin will not empty itself
Oh someday it may have a self emptying station that can self empty
RobotNox is the best product in the market right now in my opinion
3:25 roomba turned on its jet engines
Luckily you have multiple robots next to each other, so you're house must be pretty clean, do they all run dry on batteries after 2 years?
Well the batteries typically last 3-5 years depending on how often you run the robot. Since most the robots have an auto recharge and resume feature, a decrease in battery performance might not be a big deal as long as the robot can complete the job.
@@RobotMasters yeah that's why I ask it, I have a a320 robot with 2 imperial logos on it 😉But my battery is for the second time broke... like dead. So I wondered if the battery's in other droids last longer.they are only 25 bucks tho....But this battery lasted only for 1 to 1,5 year I think with 5 days a week use +-20 minutes vacuum I think. I'm never at home then but it will be around 20 minutes
@@juriaanoussoren So from my experience the Roborock, iRobot and Samsung lasted the longest. Cheaper no name brands start to lose their battery performance around the 1 year mark.
@@RobotMasters yeah Tell me about it, pretty shit 🧐🤔
Probably cheaper to buy a second hand more better brand
@@juriaanoussoren Yeah I agree, maybe look at a model that allowed easy swap of the battery, like the Roomba
WEEEEEEeeennnjjjöööööööössss.. Dustbin full, returning to dock. 😂
I own an Oreck U2000RB-1 commercial 8 pound upright cord vacuum that has a 6,500 rpm motor and it could pick up all those Orbeez in just a minute or two and the bag would still not be full. That over size Hockey puck just doesn't have the power or big enough canister size like an upright vacuum has.
As an observer only, not getting into all subjective info, seems as tho this was an info commercial? These vacuums have evolved enormously, vidar software is same initial tech of Google mapping. Wow!
Yes these Robot Vacuums have evolved and gotten more advance. They can’t replace a traditional up right vacuum and this video was more of a stress test of the vacuum and self emptying system.
Roomba loves to clean roombas storage 203892928393847933847o37374 / 3810374
A bagless hoover that empties into a bagged self emptying vacuum
Bit counter productive to me
3:25 when I went to a 777 plane this is how the engine sounded like I never thought I could get a listen to this again
Dear Robot Master, I wanted to ask whether you have received the i7 Plus for testing? With best regards, Easy Smarthome.
No I bought the i7+ but no longer own one.
@@RobotMasters
Why do they no longer own it?
@@Smarteshome Had too many robots and was getting a bunch on this channel, needed to make room
@@RobotMasters Did you sell it?
@@Smarteshome Yes
That’s the famous robot cost like $900 dollars? If my wife makes me to buy one of those I will divorce her. No point to keep our marriage when a robot will do everything in our house .
LOL
This video is absolutely funny and interesting. Anyway me and my regular stand up Shark vac would do the same job, on CARPET in FIVE minutes!
LOL 😆
True. However, can your vacuum do the same job without you present? That is the real selling point and magic of vacuum robots ;) I don’t care how long it takes, if it saves me an hour a week then that is fantastic! Kinda like my dishwasher, I could wash everything by hand in less time but why do it if I don’t have to. :)
@@GMoney-B good point but please don’t get me started on the dishwasher. It’s the worst home appliance ever invented.
@@kingstonzincfence lol. You may need to go for a better brand then 🙃.
@@GMoney-B it’s not they don’t “work” but they shoulda never been invented. They are a waste of water, power, and time. Probably should only be used in restaurants and industrial kitchens.
I secretly turned off the breaker to mine a week ago. Haven’t heard my wife complaining yet. Maybe she had secretly turned the breaker back on Lol
*Three years later.*
"STILL picking up the orbez! Arrghhh fruck!😂
What is this mess😡😡
Does it clean hair falling on floor
Roomba aren’t the greatest for hair pickup. Take a look at the Ecovacs, Robrock or the Shark AI for better hair cleaning.
@@RobotMasters I didn't get you... Please answer yes or no 🙏🙏
@@dcsujje9977 Yes
@@RobotMasters Thanks
@@dcsujje9977 No problem
What about floor Cleaning Liquid like phenyl for germs on floor, where can we put in this mop machine? And what about hair vegetables and small grains on floor? Do we require Cleaning mop machine wheels? Battery life? Are its parts expensive?
You're assaulting your vacuum cleaner 😅🤣
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What a Fail.
Get a shop vac. They're built for that kind of stuff.
Roomba torture test! Interested in i7 but the Roomba is hitting the corners of your furniture? Not as smart as I would like it to be hmmm.
Yes because the black furniture, the Infrared sensors fail to pickup. Relying on the bump sensor.