The Black Oil wrote: » Roborock S50 is the second generation device, yes. http://www.hoc.hu/en/xiaomi-mi/xiaomi-cikkek/31893-nalunk-mar-robotok-robotolnak-xiaomi-roborock-s50-robotporszivo-teszt Gearbest might involve customs (I think, not sure) picking up on it, hence people sometimes using other sources.
nialldinho wrote: » Hi Is Robo rock only for hard floors because it has the mop function? Or can it still do rugs etc? Also, there is a version on gearbest for 340 today.Link Is this the latest version? Is there anything to be wary of with that listing? Or gearbest in general? Thanks a mil
og2k7 wrote: » Neato is on sale now if anyone is interested: was very high on my list - until i got the Xiaomi Roborockhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Neato-Robotics-Connected-Self-Charging-Allergies/dp/B01KV1C1C2?psc=1&SubscriptionId=AKIAJ7T5BOVUVRD2EFYQ&tag=camelanonalerts-21&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B01KV1C1C2
Shaunoc wrote: » where and how much did you bite for ?
The Black Oil wrote: » Ordered. Oh God. Thanks for the help. Will come up with a name!
reap-a-rat wrote: » Ours is a boy too, we call him Howard "Howard is the handy-man"
og2k7 wrote: » Once its done upstairs it says: cannot find the docking station and pulls over to the starting spot. I then bring him downstairs and he goes back to the dock
The Black Oil wrote: » Thanks og2k7. If the docking station is downstairs, and you manually carry the device upstairs, what does it do when it's finished cleaning? Wait until you carry it downstairs and directs itself back to the charging station? Edit, going to have a read here. https://www.reddit.com/r/Xiaomi/comments/7lobtt/mi_robot_vacuum_2_roborock_s50_how_does_it_handle/
The Black Oil wrote: » I've held back due to price and practicality, mainly. Going around the house by hand with a cordless yolk isn't too bad, but y'know, gadgets and temptation! Can probably figure out the docking station location OK which makes it more doable. I'm curious about stairs and it not tipping over. Had a look at a video and it seems OK there. After it maps your rooms, or whatever the term is, does it ignore obstacles based on its run through and note those for future cleans? Say, if you moved some chairs what would it do next time?
Shaunoc wrote: » have u a link?
Brock Cool Ambassador wrote: » Where are people buying the Xiaomi hoover from?
jmBuildExt wrote: » Nah Im talking about the xiaomi phones. Are they running android?
og2k7 wrote: » Do you mean like devices run Android internally or work on Android devices? Internally they use (for the hoover anyways) Ubuntu Linux but all work on both iOS and Android
jmBuildExt wrote: » Off topic : Do they not just run android? I agree all their stuff seems good quality for the price.
og2k7 wrote: » the apps are well polished for a Chinese brand
Shaunoc wrote: » you on commission anyway i'm sold
og2k7 wrote: » Is you could allow them to move between rooms (temporary ramps perhaps as suggested) it would scan the whole lot and just treat it as 1 area That Roborock we got can get over obstacles up to 1 inch tall so not too bad and was expecting it to stop where it went over the table legs (so they are actually clean now )
OffalyMedic wrote: » Would love to get a robot vacuum to Hoover all of our cottage timber floor/tiles and carpet but we have a step down out of each room so assume it could only do one room at a time? And from what I can see would have to map each room every time it gets moved ? So probably not really an option?
