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This is a small, unbranded robotic mop, not a vacuum. It weighs about 730 g and stands 6.5 cm tall, runs on a 3.7V 1500mAh battery charged by USB, and steers by bumping into obstacles rather than mapping a room. It wipes with a wet or dry pad and can spray a fine mist to humidify as it goes. The name promises a self-emptying base and 60 minutes of cleaning, but the listed specs say about 30 minutes of runtime and the box holds only the mop, pads, cable and a water bottle. It suits light touch-ups of dust and hair on hard floors in small rooms. Against mainstream robot mops it lacks navigation, app control and suction, and its 2.4-out-of-5 rating from 15 buyers is weak.
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The 15 ratings average 2.4 out of 5, a low score for a floor-cleaning robot. Buyers' complaints center on weak cleaning and the gap between the name and what the unit does.
This is a compact robot mop for wet and dry floor cleaning. It runs in automatic cleaning mode and turns to steer around obstacles. It comes with a dry wipe and a wet wipe, and it has a spray humidification function.
A single button controls it by tapping. One tap starts mopping. Two taps start mopping and spray humidification together. Three taps stop mopping and leave spray humidification on. Four taps turn the machine off.
It charges over USB and is made of ABS plastic. It is meant for light debris such as dust and hair.
