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I would highly recommend anyone looking to buy a robot vacuum, to get one with an auto empty bin. Having to manually empty out these robots after every run gets tedious quickly. With the bin, you can pretty much set it and forget it for like 3 months.
I would highly recommend anyone looking to buy a robot vacuum, to get one with an auto empty bin. Having to manually empty out these robots after every run gets tedious quickly. With the bin, you can pretty much set it and forget it for like 3 months.
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I would highly recommend anyone looking to buy a robot vacuum, to get one with an auto empty bin. Having to manually empty out these robots after every run gets tedious quickly. With the bin, you can pretty much set it and forget it for like 3 months.
Got any suggestions?
I find I need to clean the roller and spinner, in addition, I would be pretty groused out if I kept a pile of dust, hair, dirt, food, bacteria... echhh for three months in the kitchen or where ever. I also feel it is just another thing to clean.
I enjoy what you call getting old, because that is what a robot vacuum is all about at this price point.
My goal is to get the "best vacuum for the dollar" and I would like to spend about $250 - $450 and get something like this with a better mop.. still need to do more research. Maybe I need to go on a date with SaraGPT.
I also think that EcoVac is holding off with their refurbs regarding the T80 or X9 Deebot... and I am hoping for thanksging or cyber week to have the best prices. Maybe a refurb would be $499.
But at this price pint... $180, I don't think it can be beat... 10,000 PSU and if you set your phone setting to high water usage, it gets rid of streaks, footprints and very lightly dirty surfaces.... any other mop setting is pretty much useless.
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https://slickdeals.net/f/18510496-roborock-robot-vacuums-certified-refurbished-q-revo-331-49-q5-pro-207-39-q5-max-220-99-more-free-shipping
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I just got the q5 pro+ official refurb (arrived like new) for 207:
https://slickdeals.net/f/18510496-roborock-robot-vacuums-certified-refurbished-q-revo-331-49-q5-pro-207-39-q5-max-220-99-more-free-shipping
So at $180 you get 10,000 psu, why go with the Q5 for more money?
I would highly recommend anyone looking to buy a robot vacuum, to get one with an auto empty bin. Having to manually empty out these robots after every run gets tedious quickly. With the bin, you can pretty much set it and forget it for like 3 months.
Got any suggestions?
I enjoy what you call getting old, because that is what a robot vacuum is all about at this price point.
My goal is to get the "best vacuum for the dollar" and I would like to spend about $250 - $450 and get something like this with a better mop.. still need to do more research. Maybe I need to go on a date with SaraGPT.
I also think that EcoVac is holding off with their refurbs regarding the T80 or X9 Deebot... and I am hoping for thanksging or cyber week to have the best prices. Maybe a refurb would be $499.
But at this price pint... $180, I don't think it can be beat... 10,000 PSU and if you set your phone setting to high water usage, it gets rid of streaks, footprints and very lightly dirty surfaces.... any other mop setting is pretty much useless.
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