Amazon has
Samsung Jet Bot AI+ Robot Vacuum Cleaner (White, VR50T95735W) for
$499 after clipping the $500 coupon on the product page.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- 3D camera and LiDAR sensors identify objects, how close to get to some, or whether to avoid them
- Jet Bot AI+'s Front camera can share real time video by streaming to your mobile phone using the SmartThings app
- Jet Bot AI+ identifies the surface type and amount of dust and automatically adjusts suction
- Advanced 5-layer HEPA filtration system
- Cleans carpets and hard floors
- 0.25 liter dustbin is fully washable
- Jet Bot can be controlled using Bixby, Alexa, or Google Assistant
- 30W Air Watts of suction power
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I think I might sit this one out. That being said, on its face it's a good deal, so thanks for posting, op!
Things I like:
Seems to clean my all-hardwood/tile floor main floor well.
Auto empty dock is reliable and doesn't require me to unclog the vacuum canister as frequently as I had to with the Deebot.
Seems to get stuck less than Deebot.
Doesn't lose connection to its base like my Deebot did
Things I don't like:
Cleaning time: cleans slower than deebot. Probably because it only has one front rotating brush, but also because of limited customization by the subpar software (more on that later)
Battery life: Barely finishes cleaning my main floor and sometimes has to go back to recharge before finishing. This depends on how many obstacles it encounters that it had to spend time negotiating during that cleaning session. Bottom line is that the battery needs to be bigger, and its short run time is one of the main factors that would keep me from buying this if I had to do it over again.
Height clearance: The Jetbot is slightly taller than the Deebot and doesn't go under my bed. The AI version is even taller than the version I have, so you may want to take that into consideration.
Software: The software experience and cleaning options are inferior in quite a few ways to the Deebot. This is the second deal breaker for me. Samsung really needs to revamp their software for their robot vacuums if they are going to be competitive.
You have to control the Jetbot through the Samsung SmartThings app. It doesn't have its own dedicated app. This isnt problem on its own, but I mention it because it reflects the lack of attention that Samsung has paid to developing the software features for their robot vacuums (and if you read SmartThings reviews on the app store, this lack of attention and robustness applies to pretty much all devices that use it.) For example: if you want to schedule the Jetbot to clean only a specific room in the house on a specific day, you can't do that. You can only schedule the Jetbot to clean the entire map.
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That being said a robo vac with 3d object avoidance and lidar at this price point is very good, and it comes with the self empty base. Need to check out vacuum wars for a review to see how good this robo vac really is though when it comes to cleaning but it might be worth the trigger pull for some.
Waiting for one of those dreametech l10s to get to this price point. For now still happy with my ihome nova.
Things I like:
Seems to clean my all-hardwood/tile floor main floor well.
Auto empty dock is reliable and doesn't require me to unclog the vacuum canister as frequently as I had to with the Deebot.
Seems to get stuck less than Deebot.
Doesn't lose connection to its base like my Deebot did
Things I don't like:
Cleaning time: cleans slower than deebot. Probably because it only has one front rotating brush, but also because of limited customization by the subpar software (more on that later)
Battery life: Barely finishes cleaning my main floor and sometimes has to go back to recharge before finishing. This depends on how many obstacles it encounters that it had to spend time negotiating during that cleaning session. Bottom line is that the battery needs to be bigger, and its short run time is one of the main factors that would keep me from buying this if I had to do it over again.
Height clearance: The Jetbot is slightly taller than the Deebot and doesn't go under my bed. The AI version is even taller than the version I have, so you may want to take that into consideration.
Software: The software experience and cleaning options are inferior in quite a few ways to the Deebot. This is the second deal breaker for me. Samsung really needs to revamp their software for their robot vacuums if they are going to be competitive.
You have to control the Jetbot through the Samsung SmartThings app. It doesn't have its own dedicated app. This isnt problem on its own, but I mention it because it reflects the lack of attention that Samsung has paid to developing the software features for their robot vacuums (and if you read SmartThings reviews on the app store, this lack of attention and robustness applies to pretty much all devices that use it.) For example: if you want to schedule the Jetbot to clean only a specific room in the house on a specific day, you can't do that. You can only schedule the Jetbot to clean the entire map.
"Man I wish this was twice as tall and had tracks..."
I think I might sit this one out. That being said, on its face it's a good deal, so thanks for posting, op!
Either these sell better than i think, or Samsung didnt manufacture as many and in no rush. Amazon sure is and probably demanded Samsung offer a big deal.
Nevertheless, while tempting to play around with it, only sub 400 would make me bite. No robot vacuum had ever impressed me, even barely. Don't own one, don't want to unless vastly improves. Don't get how popular they've been still and they stink
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Either these sell better than i think, or Samsung didnt manufacture as many and in no rush. Amazon sure is and probably demanded Samsung offer a big deal.
Nevertheless, while tempting to play around with it, only sub 400 would make me bite. No robot vacuum had ever impressed me, even barely. Don't own one, don't want to unless vastly improves. Don't get how popular they've been still and they stink
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