Sub £200 for a Xiaomi robot vacuum (I need one of these), knocks a further £15 off previous price from Gearbest (part of the same group). Has great reviews and includes 2.5 hours of cleaning on a single charge, can switch it on remotely via app.
Use code VACUUM20 at checkout (limited redemptions)
Video Review
Original Xiaomi Intelligent Sensors System Path Planning Smart Vacuum Cleaner
Xiaomi's smart home ecosystem has a new addition today! The Mi Robot Vacuum is a highly intelligent home cleaning device with 12 different sensors.
The Laser Distance Sensor ( LDS ) scans its surroundings 360 degree, 1800 times per second, to map out the interiors of your house.
The three processors track its movements in real-time, and the Simultaneous Localization and Mapping ( SLAM ) algorithm calculates the most efficient route for cleaning.
Using the Mi Home app, you can switch on and remotely control the robot, change cleaning modes and set schedules,
Additionally, a powerful Nidec brushless DC motor, a main brush with adjustable height and a 5200mAh Li-ion battery for up to 2.5 hours of cleaning
All comments (83)
vassy1
27 Sep 17#1
Will this model be ok? :wink:
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
27 Sep 17#2
lucyferror
27 Sep 17#3
It's bloody always like that. You wait and wait and wait and price is not going down. You order something and then it's cheaper 10%
dealmeup
27 Sep 17#4
Nice for hard floors as most Chinese homes do - whom Xiaomi designed it for. Just don't expect it to work on any carpets with reasonably thick/long pile. It also won't climb from hard floors onto rugs with long pile either.
Otherwise, they're quite nice. Novelty value is quite long-lasting.
Source: used one in China.
justonemorepie to dealmeup
27 Sep 17#11
To be fair though my Roomba at nearly double the price is the same. It gets stuck on long pile. The Roomba battery life isn't as good as good either. For the price is buy this over Roomba any day.
pgilc1 to justonemorepie
27 Sep 17#16
I agree
Our Neato was £270 and is a lot more basic than this. A Neato with this sort of functionality is around £500.
Plus i'm a Xiaomi convert now having bought a Mi Mix :smile:
OrribleHarry
27 Sep 17#5
If you are that lazy pay a cleaner.
bloooo to OrribleHarry
27 Sep 17#7
And 3 months later you'll have spent more on the cleaner than the cost of this hoover
OrribleHarry to bloooo
27 Sep 17#8
Yep but a cleaner is tax deductible
pgilc1 to OrribleHarry
27 Sep 17#15
We do both. We've a Neato Robot Vacuum cleaner that goes on nightly then the cleaner comes in weekly.
bass2655 to OrribleHarry
28 Sep 17#25
You can’t pay a cleaner a one of fee of £200 to clean for a few years 5-10, and only paying the cleaner by charging them with electricity.
Is probably the only disadvantage
OrribleHarry to bass2655
28 Sep 17#26
You can't have sex with your hoover either, well technically you probably could but wouldn't be the same.
bass2655 to OrribleHarry
28 Sep 17#31
Harry that is Orrible
haritori
27 Sep 17#6
summerof76
27 Sep 17#9
Heat added :grin:
Dekard97 to summerof76
28 Sep 17#23
Only the best gif I've ever seen! I really want to keep this gif but don't know how :worried:
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Opening post
Use code VACUUM20 at checkout (limited redemptions)
Video Review
Original Xiaomi Intelligent Sensors System Path Planning Smart Vacuum Cleaner
All comments (83)
Will this model be ok? :wink:
Otherwise, they're quite nice. Novelty value is quite long-lasting.
Source: used one in China.
Our Neato was £270 and is a lot more basic than this. A Neato with this sort of functionality is around £500.
Plus i'm a Xiaomi convert now having bought a Mi Mix :smile:
Is probably the only disadvantage
Heat added :grin:
:laughing: