ILIFE V80 Max Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Wi-Fi Connected, 2000Pa Max Suction, Works with Alexa, 750ml Dustbin, Tangle-Free Suction Port, Self-Charging, Ideal for Hard Floor, Pet Hair and Low Pile Carpet

I've had 3 Roomba Vacuums so far, and although they are fantastic, they did not achieve what I was looking to do. I have 2 dogs and 2 cats, so the house is always flooded with hair everywhere. The roomba has a problem with tangling hair in every moving part and is more of az problem then a helper. I noticed this ILife had a big suction mouth instead of roller brushes, so this immediately attracted me. I looked at it online for months but finally decided to buy it about 2 weeks ago. So far, it has had very very little tangles, and suctions up all visible hair throughout the house with no problem. This robot costs 1/4th the price of the Roomba i7, and is a much better purchase if you have all hard floors and just want to manage pet hair. I have not tried on carpet since I don't have carpet. It comes with an App that you can download on your phone which works good. I have not tried the scheduling feature but it's a great option. I LOVE how you can actually go into the app and set the exact suction power from 1 - 100 suction. I always keep on 1 and that works great for me. Battery power is not terrific, lasts about 60-80 minutes but it cleans the entire space which is about 1000 square feet. It's also important to clear the way, such as removing cords and dog toys. Great robot here!!

This item did not map the area. It often only vacuumed a small area repeatedly and had to be redirected which completely undermined its purpose. Now, it will not hold a charge. It vacuums for about 10min then dies. Overall not worth it.

10 August 2021 (update #1)I have run the V80 Max, aka KENÓ, through multiple real-world tests, sometimes twice per day (after full battery charge), in order to determine the full capability & functionality. The information below are the results of this one persons tests.~ Tested the cliff sensors. My stairs have a 3 foot by 4 foot landing. I placed KENÓ on the landing and sent him off on his journey. The V80 Max sensed the cliff and changed direction. After about 3 minutes, the V80 Max 'determined' that it had cleaned the entire area and then stopped. I did not know the V80 Max had this functionality. My guess is the V80 Max can determine the area it is cleaning and then stop when the V80 Max has figured out it cleaned the entire area. Not a bad function.~ I wanted to see if KENÓ would find his way back to the charging station if he started his journey in a different location of the floor and not from the charging station. As soon as KENÓ finished cleaning, he found his way back to the charging station. I did not know this functionality existed. It appears that no matter where the V80 Max begins, it will always find its way back to the charging station.~ There have been some issues with the remote control and the cleaning schedule. After setting the cleaning schedule for a specific time, the V80 Max started at the designated time and did its thing. However, when the cleaning schedule was changed (via the remote control), the V80 Max started at the new time, but only cleaned for 25 - 30 minutes before returning to the charging station. Not sure what is going on as this behavior is sporadic. Sometimes it cleans the entire area. Sometimes it does not.~ On several test runs, when KENÓ completed cleaning (about 1 hour) and returned to the charging station, I immediately started the V80 Max again to test battery capacity. The V80 Max ran for another consecutive cleaning schedule about 45 minutes in length. That would mean battery life is really about 1.75 hours versus the 1 hour life listed in the operational manual. I have not tried to operate KENÓ for 3 consecutive runs.~ KENÓ was moved to the second floor (3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, about 1000 sq ft area) without the charging station. The V80 Max was sent on its journey. It cleaned the entire area without issue. Keep in mind there are area rugs in each room. At one point, the V80 Max got caught up in the fringe of the area rug. However, it was able to back it self up as soon as it sensed an issue and just kept on its way. It appears the V80 Max will first try to 'free' itself when faced with a potential issue. Pretty cool. When KENÓ finished cleaning the entire area, it just stopped in close proximity to where it was placed down.I am still impressed with the ability of this device. The capacity of the dust bin is awesome! The dust bin holds so much and is very easy to clean. Today I loaded the app and connected KENÓ to the home Wifi. Over the next several weeks I will run tests via the Wifi and see how the V80 Max performs. I will make another edit to this review.Hope all this helps.~G______________2 August 2021Purchased this product in July 2021. Very simple to put together for use (took about 5 minutes). Charged it up for six hours before first use. For context, my main floor is an open floor concept with furniture, tables, chairs and other obstacles. Floor plan covers kitchen, dining room, living room, laundry room, bathroom (about 800 square feet total). There are welcome mats/rugs in front of both entry doors and one low-pile area rug (5x8) in front of sectional sofa. All floors in my house are either hard wood or tile. Any rugs are low-pile area rugs, small in size.First usage, V80 Max (which I named KENÓ, it is Greek for vacuum, I know, corny) was pretty good. KENÓ does his little pattern picking up everything in its path. A good item about the V80 Max, is there is no roller brush mechanism that picks up dust/dirt. Instead, there is a square opening where the dust/dirt gets sucked into. I think this is a good feature because the roller brush typically needs maintenance to clean the axle, preventing the axle from getting jammed. The V80 Max took its entire battery life, about one (1) hour, to clean the entire 800 square feet. Because of its zig zag pattern, it actually cleaned the area twice.When the battery ran low, KENÓ began his journey back to the base to recharge. The V80 Max follows the same cleaning pattern to make its way back to the charging station. I was hoping the V80 Max would just make a direct route to the charging station. This is not the case. It took a bit for the V80 Max to make its way back. The end result, KENÓ found his way to the charging station and re-docked without incident.The dust bin, which is good size, was very easy to empty and the three (3) filters, stacked like a sandwich, were just as easy to clean. After a second six (6) hours of charging, KENÓ was sent on his second journey. Again, no issues navigating all the obstacles. And full disclosure, some were pretty tight quarters. The remote control lets you select different cleaning patterns. I just left the pattern as a zig zag pattern. The remote control button to send the V80 Max back to the charging station does just that. Again, the V80 Max does NOT make a straight path back - it follows the same zig zag pattern while utilizing a fraction of its power.I did use the remote control to set up a scheduled cleaning for the second test run. KENÓ started right up at the scheduled time, performed the task, and returned to the charging station without incident when the battery got low. I have not tested the stair sensor capability just yet. Only because I have not moved KENÓ to the second floor (3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom). Perhaps in the future.The ease of ordering replacement filters and brushes was as easy as doing a search on Amazon. A set of 10 replacement filters along with 3 sets of rotor brushes are $14.99. Good items to have just in case. Upon further research, I discovered there is a 'mop' attachment (swap out vacuum attachment for mop attachment) that can be ordered for the V80 Max. In reality, odds are slim-to-none that I will order that attachment to turn the V80 Max from a vacuum into a mop.Please keep in mind I have had the V80 Max for less than one week and used it twice. Both times I was impressed with its functionality. I will use the V80 Max at least once per week, using the automatic schedule function to run KENÓ at night. It is quiet enough to run at night while sleeping. If there are any adverse issues in the future, I will update this post.Overall, very satisfied with the product, its ability, and the price. Would recommend to my family and friends that have hard wood or tile floors and no pets.Hoped this review helps.Cheers~G.

We had a few requirements when picking a roomba: 1) That it didn't require being hooked up to the WIFI to work and 2) No brush roller. I have VERY long hair and two cats, so the goal of this vacuum was to regularly run through the house and pick up hair and debris, so that we don't get dust bunnies accumulating and so that we don't have to sweep as often.It has done a great job picking up hair, etc. Does a decent job with litter that gets tracked onto carpet. We are not connecting it to WIFI and using the app, so we may not get the full range of functionality. However, we prefer to run it semi-supervised in case it gets stuck and to make sure the cats don't get into trouble with it, so not using the features such as automatically timing the cleaning isn't an issue for us.The only limitation is it isn't that bright. It doesn't do perfect patterns like suggested in the photos-- it IS using that method, but goes in much shorter rows. I am guessing this is because when there are objects in its way, it has to adapt and do shorter rows until it finds a longer straight path. I have had to rescue it a few times, but where it gets stuck is usually pretty understandable.All in all this thing is making it easier to keep up with floor cleaning in our house.

Had this robot vacuum for over 2 years. After the remote stopped working and the app constantly logging me out, we decided to move on to another one that was more intelligent. This one has strong power and does well when you set it to edge cleaning. Setting it to auto clean, it cleans the same space over and over again. Does not have a neat cleaning method or mapping. Also, will lose it's base if it can't see it. Wish I would have just spent the extra and got a better one in the first place. Save your money and get one that has intelligent mapping and self cleaning. You'll thank yourself that you did.

Después mando un vídeo.Buenísima mi robotina ha sido lo máximo, la recomiendo ampliamente, limpia muy bien, es eficiente en el trabajo y recoge muy bien la basura.

It is a great robot vaccum that I purchased recently. Using your smart phone app to control the robot which you could have self control, and scheduled cleaning time. It can clean somewhere that I can't mop before. Most improtant, it also good price and great quality.It does a wonderful job of vacuuming.

Does a good job. Wish the schedule program would work longer than a week, always forgetting. Pet hair easily plugs up the inlet, need to be on top of it

Mine is going in the garbage, it just bumps into walls and picks up nothing, horrible product

i have Ilife V80 and V8s, so i am comparing both here. i gave 3 star because its decent in terms of price range.if you are looking for vacuuming the floor for low cost, i would go with V8s, although V80 is equivalent to V8s in terms of vacuuming abilities.i find that V80's logical software is not that great and it has a glitch (after doing first section of area, it starts going diagonally and map in the app shows area vacuumed that does not exist). it keeps on sweeping the same area; nearly 3 times. the battery life is ~ 40-45 minutes at 100% suction while ~ 55 minute with 33%; which is not sufficient to vacuum ground floor of regular size house (especially when it keeps going back to vacuum the area repeatedly). 33% suction is sufficient though and the area that it goes to, cleans decently. since i have mop from V8s, it fits well to V80 and does the job it is supposed to.V8s instead cleans the same area faster and more logically and had never run out of power so far which i think is a better choice. V8s does not have app but i care how good it cleans.