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  • 22-10-2020 11:11am
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    Argo foc yourself
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    Any views on these. Anyone here have one and recommend one over the other?


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    DeadSkin
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    Argo foc yourself wrote: »
    Any views on these. Anyone here have one and recommend one over the other?


    Head over to Home Automation & IOT Forum, there's a thread dedicated to this.

    I have the Roborock S5 Max Robot Vacuum and cannot really fault it except for one thing - integration with Google Home e.g. you can't tell Google to hover the sitting room, but with the Roborock app you can select a room.


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    The Black Oil
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    DeadSkin wrote: »
    Head over to Home Automation & IOT Forum, there's a thread dedicated to this.

    I have the Roborock S5 Max Robot Vacuum and cannot really fault it except for one thing - integration with Google Home e.g. you can't tell Google to hover the sitting room, but with the Roborock app you can select a room.

    It's a good thread.

    I've the Xiaomi S50, since Nov 2018.

    Do you mean the GH isn't sharp enough to clean specific/designated areas? I rarely use my Google Mini to tell the vac to clean anything. Mostly press the button manually and it'll do 3 downstairs room and the hall. But, I did set up a shortcut/routine 'Hey Google, clean up' and it works away.

    Haven't looked into getting it to identify specific rooms of the house.

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