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eufy RoboVac LR20 Robot Vacuum Expired
$188
$499.00
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Walmart has eufy RoboVac LR20 Robot Vacuum on sale for $188. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member capturstudios for finding this deal.
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- About this deal:
- This price is $311 less (62% savings) than the listed retail price.
- About this product:
- 3000 Pa Suction Power
- Convenient App Control
- RoboVac LR20 can raise itself up to 0.78" high
- About this store:
- You can view Walmart's Return Policy here.
- Additional Note:
- Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
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The rule is very simple, if you value privacy simply do not invite camera or microphone in that location. If you are are going to invite that and expect security and privacy, the joke is on you.
I use different brands of cameras all around the house, cost is great and I get notifications promptly. But if one want's to watch me mow my grass or watch my packages delivered I would not care, because the moment I installed the cameras is the moment I gave up the privacy right to that area.
As for the camera on the vacuum, the brand is totally irrelevant to me. If the technology requires a a video and a connection to the internet . . . I will mitigate that 2 ways:
Not use it
Use it at night when I am not in that area with a kill switch to vac/router
This guy Paul Moore figured it out. All credit to him.
https://youtu.be/qOjiCbxP5Lc
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The things it has going for it I can see is the Lidar and this not having the mop could be good as it allows for a bigger vacuum dust bin, and the mop is usually underpowered to be meaningful.
From this Eufy Support page:
https://support.eufy.co
From this Eufy Support page:
https://support.eufy.co
Thanks for the link. Yes, it is the LR30 Hybrid but without the mopping feature.
And the Dust collector is 600 ml vs 330 ml for the Hybrid.
All other features are the same, so it should be just as good for vacuuming.
I've placed the order, will update if I find any issues.
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This guy Paul Moore figured it out. All credit to him.
https://youtu.be/qOjiCbxP5Lc
This guy Paul Moore figured it out. All credit to him.
https://youtu.be/qOjiCbxP5Lc
The rule is very simple, if you value privacy simply do not invite camera or microphone in that location. If you are are going to invite that and expect security and privacy, the joke is on you.
I use different brands of cameras all around the house, cost is great and I get notifications promptly. But if one want's to watch me mow my grass or watch my packages delivered I would not care, because the moment I installed the cameras is the moment I gave up the privacy right to that area.
As for the camera on the vacuum, the brand is totally irrelevant to me. If the technology requires a a video and a connection to the internet . . . I will mitigate that 2 ways:
The things it has going for it I can see is the Lidar and this not having the mop could be good as it allows for a bigger vacuum dust bin, and the mop is usually underpowered to be meaningful.
Only complaint is the dust bin is pretty small on most of their models. We have two dogs and I have to empty ours daily.
The rule is very simple, if you value privacy simply do not invite camera or microphone in that location. If you are are going to invite that and expect security and privacy, the joke is on you.
I use different brands of cameras all around the house, cost is great and I get notifications promptly. But if one want's to watch me mow my grass or watch my packages delivered I would not care, because the moment I installed the cameras is the moment I gave up the privacy right to that area.
As for the camera on the vacuum, the brand is totally irrelevant to me. If the technology requires a a video and a connection to the internet . . . I will mitigate that 2 ways:
Anyway, I've been using cloud products with cameras for years and have had absolutely zero issues with privacy or creepy behavior. The only thing I've seen in targeted ads.
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That's not the first time someone has said this lol..
On the side note.. I started out with Eufy vacs actually. The cheap old ones without lidar actually work quite well. The software that they use for the vacs is nice and the vacs do a good job cleaning and not getting stuck. Lidar at this price range from a dependable brand that isnt Roborock is pretty solid. Id jump on this if i didnt already have enough robo vacs
lidar is awesome. maps out all your rooms and you can pick n choose what room you want it to vacuum. pretty cool and useful