PURE CLEANAutomatic Robot Vacuum Cleaner - Upgraded Robotic Auto Home Cleaning for Clean Carpet Hardwood Floor - Bot Self Detects Stairs - HEPA Filter Pet Hair Allergies Friendly PUCRC25.25

The media could not be loaded.  There are several negative reviews for this vacuum but the reviewers are unfairly comparing this against the top Roomba, Neato or other robotic vacuums for several hundred dollars. This vacuum does not have the bells and whistles but it is a barebones, simple vacuum that works as intended.Overall I am happy with this vacuum for use in my kitchen on tile, it cleans up well and for $100 its good for my use.For prospective buyers, buy this if-you have no threshold or transition strip between rooms-you have hardwood floor or only low pile carpet-you don't mind turning the vacuum on and off - this does not have a base station-you don't mind if this vacuum does not have room mapping, zone cleaning, or a brush - the suction opening of the vacuum is in the center of the vacuum (that's why it has those little white brushes)

I was actually quite impressed by this guy. It is a lower end robot vacuum and lacking many of the bigger ticket features, but where it lacks there it makes up for in cleaning power.The attached images were my litmus test. I threw tissue paper randomly all over the floor and let it run overnight. Pretty surprised by the coverage in the morning.Overall I'd say it's a good vacuum for a smaller space. Just charge it and let the guy run overnight.Pros:Simple to setupGood suctionDecent runtimeCons:No smart featuresA little loud

The media could not be loaded.  Because this is such a low price. I was curious on how it would work. I would suggest to use in on hardwood and tile floors. This works better in small rooms. Very easy to use just push the button and it does the rest. The unit has different automatic pattern functions. It picks up surface dirt easily. The brushes will clean next to the walls. If you are looking for a low price robot cleaner you have found it.

The media could not be loaded.  I have had a Roomba in the house for around 2 years now, and we run it daily due to our two shedding dogs. I decided I wanted one for the upstairs attic room/mancave but did not want to shell out the $300ish for a name brand. This sub $100 unit caught my eye, and I decided to give it a try.I'd like to start off by not recommending this unit to those who have thick carpet, as performance is very poor in this area. The suction portion of this unit does not have the rotating bristles like my more expensive Roomba, and therefore can only be used on hard surfaces or hard carpet. And as for rugs or floormats, it does have trouble getting up onto to them due to the spinning brushes on the sides, which seem to get stuck underneath and prevent the unit from moving up onto it. Also, when the unit gets stuck, it will turn off and sound and a red LED will signal.Aside from that, the unit works great. Suction is more than enough to pick up dog hair, loose dirt, and dust. This unit does not seem to know when the room has been completely cleaned like some of the more expensive models (it does not having a docking station), so I just run it for around 30 minutes and it covers the entire area up here pretty well. Removing the dust bin is extremely easy and takes less than 15 seconds or so. As you can tell from the picture, it picked up around a week and a half's worth of gunk that had been accumulating very well. The unit also does well with walls/objects - bumping up against them will cause it to change direction and clean along sides of it as well.Maintenance - cleaning the filter with compressed air is easy and keeps the suction strong. Furthermore, should the batteries need replacing in the future, the pack consists of three 18650s, making it easy for the home DIYer to get the unit back into service! No expensive battery pack!

**Celeste has been with me for over a month. I run her a couple of times every day. She had one 'off' day a few days back. After running a couple of minutes, she stuttered, stopped several seconds, but re-engaged. A few more minutes and she stopped altogether, red light blinking which indicates no or low charge. She had been on the charger all night and had a solid blue light, which means fully charged. I picked her up and 'put her back to bed' (plugged her in) and didn't run her again until the next day. She ran perfectly and has been perfect with each use thereafter. We do have electrical surges that dim lights then brighten again. It is possible she did not get a full charge the night before, however, her light was a steady blue, which indicates ready to go. A blinking blue light means she's charging. Whatever her glitch was, she's donned her apron and working hard again.This little girl is a work horse! She's not as powerful as more expensive models, but for what I need, she's just about perfect. I have hardwood floors throughout, so cannot give a review on her ability with rugs or carpeting. On my floors, she gets things I don't even see. She's very thorough, as well. She bounces along all the baseboards never missing any. Two cats live with me and Celeste does seem to have trouble picking up all of the small bits of dry cat food on the floor and small pieces of the pelleted cat litter. That said, she's a powerhouse with cat hair and other small debris on the floor. I do have a heavy-duty boot mat in front of the door that she is unable to clean, however, this mat has a fairly deep grid pattern to enable it to hold a fair amount of melted snow and rain dripping from my boot soles, so I must forgive Celeste for this inability. Also, there are several floor heat grates, none of which trap her. She sometimes gets a 'toe' caught, but so far she's been able to free herself. That said, she constantly gets trapped under my recliner; so much so that I've had to roll the doormat and place it along the back of my recliner to keep Celeste from trying to go underneath. There is also a fairly large cabinet at the end of my dining room that she cannot get under. Again, this cabinet is set to squat toward the back in an effort to keep it from falling forward, so Celeste truly isn't to blame here, either. She dutifully crisscrosses open spaces, not allowing obstacles to deter her. I do remove some obstacles from her pathway to make her job a bit easier. She has a rather large collection cup. I run her several times daily due to the cat hair on the floor (I'm OCD about cleanliness) and she's always at the ready. I keep her plugged into her charger when not in use. She does not have a docking place, which in my tiny house is a good thing, but has a simple plug-into-the-wall adapter that plugs right into her side. A blinking blue light means she's charging, a red light signals a low to no charge, a steady blue light means she's ready for work. For an entry-level robot vacuum, this little girl is awesome! Keep her collection cup and filter clean, keep her charged and she's always ready to do your dirty work! Except for a few bits of cat food and pelleted litter, she gets everything else on the floor. I've run my hand over the kitchen floor after she completed her pattern a couple of times and found nothing she left behind.

Literalmente se puede usar al sacar de la caja, el ruido que hace al aspirar si se siente, creo que limpia bien, pero si tarda un poco, no levanta todo a la primer pasadita, pero eventualmente si lo aspira bien.

El tamaño ea bueno, más grande de lo que imaginaba, los materiales son de buena calidad y es ligero