Wyze Robot Vacuum with LiDAR Room Mapping, 2,100Pa Strong Suction, Straight-line Movements, Virtual Walls, Ideal for Pet Hair, Hard Floors and Carpets, Wi-Fi Connected Robotic Vacuum & Self-Charging

I absolutely love this trash robot. However, it is a little stupid. I treat mine like it’s sentient… I call it ‘Dennis’ (my toddler named it). The stupid part meaning it has trouble going from my hardwood to my very short carpet, or getting in between rooms that have the little metal lip thingy (don’t judge me). I sometimes have to nudge Dennis with a firm push to get his fat robo wheels over that tiny lip. But to be fair, it’s really entertaining to watch it. So if you’re a 420 friend… Dennis is the right trash robot for you!

Everything about this robot is great. The app lets you see your house map and set areas the vacuum shouldn’t go. The vacuum has a quiet mode, which is nice The only reason I believe someone wouldn’t want this specific vacuum is that you have to empty the dust bin yourself. Other than emptying the dustbin by hand, this vacuum compares well to $1000 robot vacuums

The vacuum works so great. I have two dogs and one is German Shepherd that sheds a LOT. This vacuum is great with picking up the dog hair. I set up a cleaning schedule on the app and it cleans exactly when scheduled. When it’s done cleaning, I get a notification.

I am absolutely blown away with the performance of this vacuum, who is now known as Hazel! The set-up is very easy. Connecting to my WiFi threw me a little bit (probably operator error), but once connected and the unit charged, you'll find the app is very user friendly. I closed off 2 carpeted bedrooms, one of which is a never-used guest room and the other a carpeted "junk room". (Hazel would never have found her way out of there!) I did not do any vacuuming, sweeping, mopping or anything beforehand, because I wanted to have some debris to test her. Initially she mapped the house, which is pretty amazing in itself. Then I ran the first job which was also amazing to watch, because she meticulously covered every square inch. The majority of my place is hardwood floors, and I have a 5' X 7' short-nap area rug in my den. She does this little "dance" thing along the baseboards and in the corners to grab any debris with the edge brush. Then she began straight-line maneuvers, spinning around at the end of each row to head in the opposite direction overlapping the previous row and vacuumed literally every piece of ANYTHING in her way (kitty litter, cat hair, my medium-length hair and just plain dirt and dust). 741 square feet later, which took 1 hour, 4 minutes, the hardwood floors looked great. I wasn't really pleased with the area rug in the den, so I did a "spot cleaning" and changed the suction level to "strong". It consisted of 24 square feet, took 2 minutes to complete and it looks great. I will be telling everyone about Hazel. The only downfall ...... Snookie and Louie are terrified of her! We'll see how long it takes them to get to know her.

Bang for your buck! Does really well for maintaining dust, dirt and hair on our low pile rugs, tile and hardwoods. Battery life is pretty good considering all things. Does about 1/3 of our 2500sf home on one charge using highest suction mode. It will return to charge and finish once charged if needed. The bin does need to be emptied daily. Easy to do. We have had other robo vacs and this one does great. Maps out your home, uses logical patterns to get everything, and allows for easy blocking of areas it may struggle with or you don’t want it to go. Handles dog bowls pretty well (might move them a little), gets around table legs well, and easily handles transitions from tile to wood to carpet. No over heating issues like some have reported, but we don’t use on carpet.

Wyze made a great robot vacuum. Keep an eye out because it will go on sale for 99 online only order on Walmart app. Also on Wyze app but always out of stock there

This vacuum does an incredible job of mapping and cleaning the space. I run it daily then use my upright once per week, and my allergies have improved dramatically. Handles dog hair well. The app makes it easy to block off areas with where the vacuum tends to get stuck. The dust bin is very hard to open, and the plastic roller cover and dust bin cover hinges feel cheap, we'll see how they hold up.

This robovac does a pretty decent job on regular dirt. But I have long haired pets, and although the vac does pick the hair up, the roller bar gets the hair wound around it really fast, and needs to be manually cleaned almost every time it's used. And I run her daily. It also gets hung up in the very same spot everyday. Other than that, it's a pretty good robovac for the $$$.

For the price, the vacuum works well and is probably worth buying and keeping if you don’t need a mop system and don’t care much about tell things: 1) Clean baseboards/floor joints 2) Clean under cabinet toe kick areas We bought the vacuum to get under a 3” toe kick specifically and it always left a strip of uncleaned area. The main vacuum is able to get up under there but because the lidar sits a half inch higher the vacuum determined the fit was too small. Interestingly, it would go up under both the fridge and the dishwasher without issue. In fact for the dishwasher it would even push through the rubber strip hanging down over the toe kick area. Regarding cleaning along baseboards, it, like many vacuums, doesn’t determine where the baseboard is and travel in a straight line down it. Instead, it travels at an angle, bumps the baseboard, streets out and away, and then back into the baseboard to repeat the process. Each time it bumps the baseboard and steers away it leaves an unclean patch. The mapping software on the phone app worked great and the lidar did really well at finding where the limits were. The no go areas were easy to define and were adhered to. Same with spot clean areas - easy to define and send the vacuum after. It can be stupid though and can get stuck. Good news is that if you pick it up and put it down within half a foot or so of where it was it’ll figure out where it is and resume without trying to go back to the place it got stuck.

Compared to my previous basic vacuum robots, it takes longer time to finish my floors and can't complete the job in one go. It goes room by room but you can't have it cleaned one specific room where it has more traffic than others. And very difficult to divide the whole map into single rooms.