Robit V7S PRO Vacuum Cleaner

This was my first robot vacuum and I loved it! Suction was more than adequate, noise was low enough not to bother the kids, and the return home function worked well. After 3 years the battery no longer holds a charge for more than 5-10 minutes so I replaced it. At the time of purchase I paid less than $100 and I think it was worth every penny. I used it every day, and probably didn't clean the filter as often as I should have. I have hard wood floors, and tile and low rugs and it worked well on every surface. Highly recommend!

Battery life decent good enough to get a modest size home or area clean,Suction great for 98% of stuff that your floors would have on them,Usability decent could be better but over all not to bad ,The docking station and auto feature needs a lot of work to be a pass in my book the station moves easily when placed how your instructed and the robot half the time doesn’t doc it’s self right to charge, but with this being said I manually plug and start my robot and I don’t have many issues besides for losing it under the bed or it getting jammed up with a dryer sheet or sock, great bang for bucks when on sale all on all, it won’t replace your need for a broom normal vacuum but help keep the dirt level down it sure will do

The media could not be loaded. I only vacuumed my house once a week before I got this robot vacuum. Finding time to do house cleaning has always been hard for me with few young kids around. But frequent cleaning is always necessary because kids tend to dirty the floor pretty fast when eating and playing. This is my first robot vacuum. I can say it has been my life saver. I wish I could have bought it earlier. It has four cleaning modes. I prefer the auto cleaning the most as it can vacuum the whole house by itself and it changes its direction when it hits or senses some obstacles. I can leave it to do the work and I will have a clean floor later. This robot vacuum has strong suction power to pick up all the particles on the floor and works equally well on hard floor and low pile carpet. I tested it by putting some papers on my hard floor and low pile carpet and I was impressed with the result. Besides that, it can vacuum my whole house (an apartment) in one full charge. If you have a bigger house then you might need to recharge it. And the best thing is it will go back to its charging base automatically for charging when battery is low. I usually use high suction mode because I need it to vacuum my carpet. With this mode, it will increase the noise when operating however it is acceptable to us.This robot vacuum has saved me a lot of time and I can vacuum my house whenever I want to. Every family with young kids should need to invest one!

I got this robot for Prime day on sale. I had no idea how good it would be, but I've always wanted to try a robot vacuum. I have dark wood floors throughout my apartment, so my main concern was all the dust that gathers. I have area rugs from short pile to medium high (~1"). This robot goes over them easily. I have very long hair and I was surprised to find that the robot was able to pick up such long strands. For medium pile carpets, I would still recommend an upright vacuum if you need a deep cleaning. The container that collects the dirt is plenty big, just be sure to regularly clean it out so the vacuum functions properly. This robot is excellent for everyday maintenance cleaning, just keeping the dust off the floor and the traffic dirt cleaned up. My only problem with the robot is that it does get stuck on the legs of my rocking chair (x-shaped base). It will drive up the leg and get stuck. However I just run the vacuum when I am home since it's so quiet. I've included a picture of what the vacuum picked up on it's second run of my apartment. I have not yet tested the spot cleaning or scheduling functions.

My wife has wanted a robotic vacuum for a couple of years now. I did some research online and within Amazon and felt like this vacuum would suit our needs. The first time using the vacuum it got stuck under a table between the legs. An audible voice from the vacuum stated that it needed help getting out of the situation. So I reset the vacuum in the center of the room where it continued to vacuum. I left for work and came back at lunch to find the vacuum stuck under the couch. It was pretty well wedged under there and took some effort to remove it. I placed the unit back on the charging base in hopes that this was all part of the learning process. That evening my wife started the vacuum up again and within 30 minutes it was stuck under our love seat. It made an audible save me sound which prompted us to pull it out and it also stated that the battery level was low and to place it back on the charging base. Next day we placed a barrier under the edge of our furniture to prevent the issue. We used the remote to initiate the automatic setting but the vacuum wouldn't respond. Pushed the power button on top and it still wouldn't respond. Not sure if we just got a bad unit or if this is a common issue with robotic vacuums in general. For what it's worth, when the vacuum did work, it did a good job of picking up dust and debris.