The vacuum cleaner saves the lives of dog owners. I have a little dog inside the house that sheds a lot of hair, and the vacuum cleaner cleans every day, resulting in me not having to sweep and the house always being clean. It cleans hair, small pieces of dirt, etc. very well, and its mop effectively collects dust from the floors, preventing it from transferring to the furniture. The noise level can be adjusted according to the suction intensity of the vacuum cleaner. In order for the vacuum cleaner to work, things on the floor must be picked up and there should be no cords, cables, fabrics, or anything else that can get tangled in its brushes.
Now, onto the negatives... After about two months of use, the vacuum cleaner starts having trouble fitting into its base and needs a good cleaning on the sensors, base (and wheels if they get too dirty because they start slipping).
After a year and a half of use, the bag sensor in the base broke, so when the vacuum cleaner went to empty itself, it would tell me that there was no bag (I had to unscrew and open the base, locate the sensor, and tighten the screw that held it in place).
The application is not that good either. Every time I enter, it gets stuck on the last feedback it received from the vacuum cleaner, and I have to exit and re-enter the application in order to operate it and see where it is and what it's doing.
Check the prices of spare brushes, bags, and mop cloths.
The vacuum cleaner needs about 5 minutes of cleaning approximately once a week.
For its price, I believe they could have made something better in terms of the application and structured the sensor system better so that they don't get dirty so easily. As for the bag sensor, it may have just been my bad luck
