ECOVACS DEEBOT D35 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner

Okay, I was skeptical of this little robot however, after 6 months of use I have named him and treasure his service. I have hard wood and vinyl floors. I prep by picking up throw rugs, wires and chairs. Then let him go. I keep an ear out for a few trouble spots like under the couch or getting caught in a certain small table but overall he runs on his own without any human interference. I make sure to clean out the basket 1-2 X an hour or so because it is small and my dog is a major shedder. I also make sure the little spinners aren't trapped with long hair or the occasional piece of thread. This small effort keeps it humming and I am glad I took the chance in this. It was a difficult decision because $ is tight but so is time to clean with a working mom's schedule. Well worth the decision to treat myself. I also recommend the addition of some glued on google eyes just for fun!

Don't buy worst vacuum ever it will destroy and mark up your baseboards and furniture it kept hitting my end table by backing up a inch and doing a 360 spin and hitting it and it did this cycle about 4 times to the point I heard something fall in the breakfast dinning room so I rush down the stairs to look around and see what fell and to my surprise this cheap kept hitting that end table to the point in knocked over my GOOGLE HOME now I'm sending this back for a full refund and since I have a roomda upstairs for my carpet i just place a order for a sec roomda for my down stairs car barefloors not worth 110 and not worth its retail value sensors in this don't detect well and half the time they don't work it will just keep ramming stuff to the point you can kiss that item good bye P.S. This is the sec one i bought in one week thinking the first one that was ramming in to walls and furniture was just a defect nope it wasn't and don't bother with customer service it's nothing more than and VM box and no one returns your calls 4 time reaching out to them in a week no answer and no call back.

If you want an entry level robo-vac, this is a decent pick. It does well with clean up and navigating around obstacles. There are no barriers for it, so it'll go just about anywhere it can squeeze into. The base of the robot is set low to the ground with not much ground clearance, so sometimes it'll high center itself when moving from a high surface to a low surface (wood floor to tile entry in our house has a 3/8 inch height difference...it gets stuck).After almost daily usage for a few months, into a once a week usage routine, we've gotten about 70-80 times of usage. We have started to notice that the time it takes to vacuum has gone from 1hr 45min battery life to around 45min before it needs to navigate back to its charging station. That's kind of a bummer. I was hoping to get at least 100 uses out of it before noticing a minor battery discharge issue. Losing around an hour of cleaning time due to battery life is pretty bad when the device is still as new as it is. Not to mention that I can't seem to find replacement batteries for it anywhere.Overall, it's a decent product for beginners in the robo world. We'll likely be upgrading in a year or so...probably to something with a wider range ground clearance and barriers.

I've been wanting to buy a vacuum robot for a long time and I finally decided on this one because of the price. I wanted to try an inexpensive one to see how I like it before purchasing a more expensive one.I have no carpet in my home and it gets tiring constantly sweeping the floors. I have 3 kids and a small dog so my floors always need cleaning.It was super strong at first picking up almost everything and lasting for about an hour and a half to 2 hours each time. I use this thing twice a day. It's not quiet, but it's not too loud either. I can still watch TV while it's running. The little black rubber bumper thingy started to peel off a few days after I started using it, but I didn't really care because, hey, it was sweeping my floors for me. I just put it back on with super glue. Every once in awhile, the brushes come off (usually when there's a bunch of hair stuck in them), but it's easy to take the hair out and put back on. I don't have any problems with the robot getting stuck anywhere, but that's because I prep before turning it on. By prepping, I mean getting all cords out of the way, putting all chairs on top of the table, and blocking all places where I know it'll get stuck.I have had this vacuum robot for about 6 1/2 months now and it's starting to lose it's "magic". Sometimes it will only go in one direction so I have to turn it off and turn it back on. I've noticed it doesn't pick up as much as it used to. It no longer lasts for an hour an a half to 2 hours. It now only runs for about 30 minutes. Sometimes it has a hard time finding it's charger. Again, this is after 6 1/2 months of use.All in all, I have to say I really love the Deebot D35. I'm quite attached to "her" and have named "her" Cinderella or Cindy/Ella for short. I just wish she were as strong as she was when I first got her.

It does the job at the beginning.. but doesn't last. After 6 months I can say that it's not worth to use it anymore. It will last on for only 10 min, then it takes it forever to find the base, and it will get stucked on one area not moving forward. Not to mention that it fell down the stairs twice.UPDATED as 12/14 Customer service took care of my unit and fix it! Really happy with the service provided. You can totally tell that is a company that cares about their customers. The robot is working better than ever!

This robot sweeper is alright . I bought this because my entire home is tile and I have 3 little ones so I cannot keep up with sweeping my home 3 times a day. It does an alright job. I expected it to not run into walls like it is advertised. It even will run into my car while she's sleeping on the floor . However it does sweep as described and can go over low profile area rugs and sweep them as well. It works awesome for pet hair that may be laying on the floor where you do not notice it. It has a little bit of noise but it's not noticeable after a few minuets. My favorite part is that when the sweeper is done with its job it drives itself right back to the charging port so it should never die!

I was VERY happy with my little bot for about three or four months. It did a great job with the dust, tracked litter, and cat hair in my apartment. But since then the battery life has decayed quickly. It ran for about two hours when new in October, an hour or thereabouts in January- still pretty adequate, and now runs for about five minutes or so. Is there a warranty on the battery or the ability to replace it?

Got similar 1 on another house (another country) and so pleased, so i got this, and also very happy with it, demands some work making sure no cables around or object that may tackle it, (sometimes getting stuck under furniture like an office chair etc) but does a very fine job, even cleans carpets very nicely... sometimes, If I want to limit it's area, I put the vacume hose as a border line...

Does a better job then me!

Swipes really well. It is too noisy, sometimes it is stuck with some furniture that interfeers with wheels. Takes really long to swipe a 10'x10' room, about 1.5 hours