HONITURE Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Mop, 4500Pa Ultra Strong Suction, G20 PRO Robotic Vacuums with Auto Carpet Boost, Alexa/WiFi/APP, Super Thin Robot Hoover, Ideal for Pet Hair Hard Floor

Having been looking at robotic vacuum cleaners for some time, and despairing at the prices of them, I was dubious that this device would perform. However, nothing ventured, nothing gained, we could always return it. We live in a dormer bungalow, with all of the rooms we use on one level; the upper floor being reserved for guests. We have two dogs, one of whom sheds constantly, and we had to vacuum at least twice per day, using a handheld. Enter this amazing little device. Day 1: We tried her out in the dining room (hard floor). She navigated around the dining table, six chairs and assorted furniture with ease. We blocked access to the living room using a dog gate but she didn’t recognise it as a solid object and proceeded to barge at it until she had knocked it down. Day 2: Hallway and dressing room (carpet). We set her up to clean whilst we were out. Upon our return we found a beautiful stripe pattern in the carpet, worthy of Wimbledon. She hadn’t got any further however as she had climbed on top of the dogs’ water bowl and got stuck, looking like a stranded turtle. Yes, she is a female; my husband says only a female would clean so thoroughly, and she now has a name; Viv. Viv now has the run of the lower floor of the house, navigating with ease from room to room. She leaves a lovely sheen on the hard floors and cleans the carpets and rugs, even fluffy ones, meticulously. Super easy to use, empty, clean and maintain. My husband, who has long had an aversion to household cleaning appliances, now has a new love. We use the remote control rather than the app. The only thing we have to remember is to pick everything up off the floor before we start her off. Superb value for money.

I bought this cleaner to use in my Apartment in Sri Lanka, with a total floor area approximately 1500 sq ft all in one level. I tried it in my UK house in the lounge laminate floor around 300 sq ft but was a little concerned about cleaning a large area with a single charge before bringing it to Sri Lanka. I must say I am very impressed with the cleaning efficiency and my floor is cleaner than when hoovered with my high power cordless cleaner. The only issue is that my apartment has four large patio type windows with blinds and curtains down to the floor level and therefore the curtains and blinds have to be hanged high away from the floor before starting the cleaning program, see photos 2 and 3. I have placed the magnetic strips at the bathroom doors to avoid the cleaner going in. I have so far not used the mopping facility as the floor area is large. The charging dock has been placed in a convenient location under a low bench see photo 1. The whole apartment was cleaned in about 1 hour with the battery charge level down to 30% from fully charged. Update: I have used the mopping function this afternoon and the cleaning was superb. To get the best cleaning result it is advisable to unclutter the floor and hang the tuck away the blinds and curtains clear of the floor. See photos and video.

I did not have super high hopes for this, but at the price was prepared to give it a go. There are models out there that cost 4-5 times as much, and I thought we'd try out the principle first. We get a lot of little sand and soil particles from the dog's paws on the kitchen floor, even if we wash their feet after a walk... I guess they pick up a bit more in the walk from the hose to the house. This thing gets it all collected, better than the power head on the sebo vacuum cleaner we have, and certainly much quieter. Even my wife, who is a tech skeptic is convinced. The little brush thingies at the front corners really do let it clean up to the edge of everything. They're sort of like crab's claws that pull the food to it's mouth. There is a brush underneath, and of course a bit of suction. it is able to climb up over thresholds of around 1.5cm pretty easily... even thought it looks awkward. At the end of each clean you can open up the lid, and lift out the little dust container, which always seems to have a surprisingly large amount of dust; possibly from going under cupboards If it drives over a small puddle, then it will gum itself up, and all the dust gets sticky. cleaning it out is easy. Even the hepa filter can be washed. We've not tried the mopping feature. We've not set a regular timer so as not to disturb the dogs at night. They are very chill about the unit if you're in the kitchen with them, but can end up barking if they're alone with it. It comes with a little remote, which worked OK IIRC at first, but after I set up the app the remote stopped working. The app is responsive, draws a little map of where the bot has explored, and shows battery remaining. The kitchen seems cleaner as a result of a) it's relatively easy to to start it off, even if you have to ensure no obstacles (e.g. shoes) are left lying around. Even though it takes longer than vacuuming manually, it's quieter and our effort is minimal b) as mentioned before, it seems to clean up sand crumbs better than our cylinder vac. I'm happy with this. And I/we don't feel tempted to go and get a more expensive model.

Pretty awesome. Programmed to start when we’re asleep. Quiet enough to not wake us (or the dogs) up and kitchen is spotless in morning. Gets rid of all the dog hair and floors look great. Really easy to set up too.

I bought a cheap lidl robotic vacuum and I was very impressed. But it couldn't be timed and was a bit clunky and no wifi connection. I thought this one would be better, but it constantly got stuck in two carpeted rooms whereas the lidl one did not! It constantly couldn't find the base station when the cycle was finished. I returned it as it couldn't do what the cheaper one could do in the basic functionality.

Does not pick up all dirt