Finally getting around to doing the full bot maintenance of the narwal flow 2 and its the easiest maintence I’ve ever done on a roller. Love there that’s no motor you have to find how to brush around.
Also I’m impressed by how no hair gets stuck on the vacuum brush.
I picked up a dreame x60 max ultra complete pro plus turbo off of marketplace the other day, this is officially the 13th robot I own, I’m putting it at my other house as a replacement for my almost one year old roborock saros 10r. My first thought is the feeling of it is solid. The base station kind of feels cheap, the bins are the same plastic that Mova uses that feel extremely cheap and flimsy and will leak within the week, but the actual robot feels solid and I’m actually impressed by how thin it is, especially compared to my saros 10r now for the actual cleaning, it did try to exit the house while mapping and go into the garage, which is where it got stuck as there’s a huge ledge, dropping from the kitchen to garage, no problem. I put a no go zone there so that way it knows not to cross there, the battery life on this thing is horrid, I thought the Mova Z 60s battery was bad, this thing has possibly worse, in the photo I provided. It’s doing a vacuum, then mop run starting from 100% this was its run, not even finishing with the vacuum and you could see it didn’t even go through the whole house, at the end it was about three hours to get the entire vacuum and mop, run done, and that’s the other thing. This thing moves so slowly, compared to my saros that was quick and nimble however, I do think the dreame has better navigation, I’m gonna keep running it and it will probably stay as the main robot for this other house but I’m really interested to see if it gets better overtime because as of now I don’t see how this thing is worth $1600 new, I don’t even see how it’s worth $1349 on sale. I want to say the Mova v50 works quicker and has about the same performance as this. What is