ECOVACS Disposable Microfiber Mopping Pads, Compatible Robot Vacuum Cleaner, for N10+ / T8 / T8+/ T8 AIVI/ N8/ N8 Pro/ N8 Pro+, 25 PCS Per Pack

I have owned a few robot vacuums, most of them from Ecovacs and have been mostly happy with those purchases. Before this unit, my main floor Deebot was the 900, which has been retired to upstairs area. The main thing that drew me to the 900 was one of the first lidar based robots which did a pretty good job over the last few years avoiding obstacles, but it was never perfect even after years of updates. I was very reluctant to trust that the new models have come much further, but I can say I was happily wrong. Initial unboxing and setup was straight forward, especially if you have ever used any robot vacuums. It was interesting to see the auto empty unit was already loaded with a vacuum bag, but others have noted the same thing. It is very possible they quality test the unit in the factory and load the first bag for this test. Not an issue. I placed the auto empty station next to the older 900 unit and its dock, and docked the N8 Pro+ robot after attaching the 2 side sweeping brushes and removing the protection sleeves with the pull tabs. Powered on the toggle switch and the unit indicated it was charging. I used the QR code found under the top cover to download the app (different from the old Ecovacs Deebot app, the Ecovacs Deebot 2017 app, and now called Ecovacs Home). The newer UI on the most recent app is more intuitive and better tools for map managing than the older 2 apps were. This was a welcome finding that they have updated this. The app setup is a bit annoying it that it wants to map the house before any other options are available, so just note setting up no go "walls", rooms, new names, etc are not shown on the UI until the completion of the first cleaning run. Also to note, make sure you have the auto empty station dock flat against a wall that is somehow perpendicular to your house design. This was a major headache if you don't do this. What I mean is if your house is mostly a rectangle or square layout, make sure the wall you start with is 90 degrees to your home layout and not against a wall that is diagonal or circular to your house layout, otherwise, your home map will be weirdly placed on the map it generates forever and all time. You cannot (under the latest version as of 5-28-21) rotate the map once it is generated and the robot/app situates the map of the home based off the angles it detects on first undocking. So if the wall behind the dock isnt flat and perpendicular to the other walls, it may layout your map diagonally. This may not seem like any particular issue until you go to edit your map, generate zones, place no go walls, etc, because the map only uses rectangles to set zones and no mop areas and if you map is off on a diagonal direction, you will have no way to easily set these areas other than virtual no go "walls" which can be diagonal. This seems like a very big oversight and something that could easily be fixed, but there is no current provision for this and will force you to reset the entire map and start all over again. Not the end of the world, but quite an annoyance if you are not aware of what is going on. Hopefully this saves someone that pain. Now for my first cleaning. That main reason I wanted to get this unit is the improved obstacle detection. I hate having to prepare the house for a run so that it doesnt get stuck anywhere only to come find it got stuck and a large reason my last vac didnt just run on a constant schedule. In a large home (4000 sqft) with 2 kids and a dog, it was really awful to assume it would run nonstop without issue. The old unit had horrible times with anything dangling from any possible reach. It was also bad about getting hung up on low pass areas under coffee tables, end tables, etc. This unit happily is not having those issues. The front sensors seem a lot more capable of sensing things it cant fit under perfectly and the map allowed to easily prevent any future (investigations) of those areas where it would only find it couldnt fit. Be very aware, it is known that the first mapping pass takes MUCH longer for the unit to finish and will almost always not happen in the first go and require a recharge and resume. This is as designed as the unit takes extra time to map the area more closely. Once a map exists, the unit will traverse a lot more efficiently and take less time to investigate areas. I did notice this unit struggled slightly more than the 900 with tall rugs, at least at first, but then somehow it seemed to "learn" something and employ a turn around backup maneuver to get up on the rug in reverse since it has more clearance, turn around, and proceed to clean the rest of the rug (a tall pile rug on hard wood floor). I thought at first this would be a fluke, and it just happened to get up on the carpet this way, but multiple cleanings and it still does this to get over the lip of the tall pile rug. I really like the new mapping feature that detects carpet versus hardwood/tile and puts this on the map, even door mats that are carpet. This causes the vacuum to increase suction while over these areas which is a very welcomed feature. My family has already noted, this one if much quieter than the 900 and any other vacuum we have ever used while running. Slight increase over carpet, but being that it is now over carpet, not that audible since it is dampened by the carpet itself. Battery life, many indicate how this has less battery capacity then the last unit, and this is true, but I feel this is a cost cutting measure and not something that is a real issue with the unit. In my opinion, this unit is used differently from before as you can let it run more constant scheduling since it is more capable and can auto empty. When you free your mind to this concept and use it that way, battery life is much less an issue. On the initial run, it needed another charge to finish the entire 1st floor, but subsequent runs can finish on 1 run as it takes 84 minutes to complete the whole floor with some room to spare. If you schedule rooms alternating, etc, you should never run into an issue. The do not disturb times allow you to set this and sort of forget it. Just check the vac bag in the unit from time to time for fullness. One thing I want to mention from the old unit, the old unit was HORRIBLE at returning to the dock to charge, the N8 Pro+ is a lot better at finding the way back to the dock. The old unit would sometimes go in the opposite direction to get home first and sometimes run out of power while trying to find its way back. This unit generally drives right to it. Much better.

This is probably 1 of the best vacuum cleaners I've ever owned. Although the price is steep, it is definitely worth it. I work almost 80 hours a week, and this saves me much time in terms of cleaning the house. This vacuum cleaner runs multiple times daily and will mop and dry its little brushes multiple times in one run. 1 of the best things is the autodetection feature which will detect things and move around them. I love the fact that my dog can sit, and the vacuum cleaner will not bother him. There is also the carpet section which works pretty much accurately. There is some wetness at the edges of my carpet but that is to be expected with robot vacuum cleaners. This is most likely residual wetness from the mopping future next to the hardwood. One great thing is it's quick mapping feature which I have shown a screenshot of it quick mapping my house. The only downside is you have to add furniture but this is more aesthetic than functional. I have quick map my house multiple times as a move furniture and it only takes probably 10 minutes for it to map the entire house. I also like that it continues to map with time and gets better as it does more runs. You can also edit the map in order to create more rooms and divide your house into sections. Put my old robot vacuums I usually had to stay in the house in case it gets stuck. But this has so far been good where I usually don't have to stay in my home and I can let it run and do its thing without having to worry that it will get stuck. I highly recommend this to everyone especially those who hate cleaning floors this will change the game.

I would have given this product 5 stars (and I may come back to revise my review.) b/c initially I thought it was just a matter of learning how to work with it's capabilities. But ours ended up having a malfunction and we had to send it for repairs. We had great experience with customer service, but they informed us that it's not repairable and they're sending us a "factory renewed replacement." I'm always a little wary of these but I will reserve judgement until I know if it works properly. I will come back to edit this review once we've had it back for a while. For now, here's a review of the initial product, which I actually think is pretty amazing! Buckle in! When we first got this product, we bought it b/c we got a dog, and wanted to switch from our old robot that only vacuumed. We figured we needed something that mopped too. This is actually a really great little vacuum. It runs via an app on your phone. It vacuums AND mops, via two separate attachments and you can adjust the level of vacuum suctioning and mopping so that you can get different levels of clean for your house. Since we have a dog, we obviously just went for the highest levels of each. You cannot go back and forth between these two interchangeably. You either have the vacuum attachment in, or the mop attachment in, and when you're mopping, you need to make sure you've only told it to mop in a place that is uncarpeted. If you send it to a carpeted place, it WILL still try to mop. So that's where the map comes in. MAP: When setting up your map, you can divide the floor by room and also make "no go" areas. My suggestion with this is to divide it by carpeted and noncarpeted areas b/c of the mopping and vacuuming. I would also divide by room, or if you have an open floor plan, try to make smaller areas (more on that below). I also like that it has an option to manually draw an area on the map to clean. So if there's a spill or something, you can just draw a box around that area on the map and clean only that area. VACUUM: The biggest (non)issue with the vacuum function is that it's not a good idea to just send the vacuum to do the whole floor at one time. The vacuum cannot go auto-dump into the home station when it's full and then keep doing its job. As I've said, this doesn't need to be a deal breaker, you just need to know how to work around it. Know your house and how much dirt/debris there is, and give it a job that won't fill up the robot. So maybe you need to just do two rooms at a time. You'll know the robot is full if you notice the suction becoming less. If you were wanting to schedule cleanings, for the purposes of having a weekly schedule, you could still do that, even with the job broken up into smaller bits. MOPPING: There's nothing really complicated to know about the mopping. We did end up buying supplemental mopping pads, which was helpful, so we didn't have to wash them as often. The one thing we found was that the mop works MUCH better if you saturate the pad with water before starting the job. If you don't, you're starting off with a dry cloth and waiting for the robot to saturate the cloth with its own sprayer, which is less effective. OTHER NOTES: We only had one other issue with this robot. The vacuum doesn't have a sensor or way to tell you that it's clogged. So there was one point where it was trying to empty itself into the home bin, and was making all the noises and motions like it was, but the suction was suffering. Finally, I just turned the robot over and realized the whole inner cavity was full of debris. I was able to just manually unclog it and everything went back to normal. I just wish it had some kind of sensor that could have told me something was wrong. If this was the end of what I had to say, i think I'd give it 5 stars. These are small design flaws that can be worked around. Below, I'll start documenting on the issues that made us send ours back for maintenance and I'll add updates. Why I'm at 4 stars for now: After about 5 months of owning our robot, the map started showing up in the app as our regular map and than a second version of our map, blurry and superimposed in a different orientation over top of the first one. When I would send the robot on a job, it would get confused and go to the wrong room, and would not be able to find the home unit to come home. I tried restoring the map to a earlier version. I tried remaking the map, both per customer service instructions, but that did not work. The superimposed second map kept coming back. Customer service finally sent me a prepaid packing slip and asked me to mail both the robot and the home unit to them for repairs. They've now informed me it's not repairable and they'll be sending me a factory renewed replacement. I have to say that I've been really impressed with their responses. Each time I wrote to them, they responded within 24 hours and they've kept me informed at each step. If the new unit arrives and works the way it's supposed to, I'd be willing to give this 5 stars again. I will update again.

A Comedy of Errors with the ECOVACS Deebot N8 Pro Robot Vacuum and Mop Oh, ECOVACS Deebot N8 Pro, you came into my life with promises of spotless floors and endless convenience. Instead, you’ve provided a masterclass in chaos, confusion, and comedic malfunction. The Hype vs. The Reality Suction Power? More Like Sucker Power. With a boastful 2600Pa suction, I expected the Deebot N8 Pro to be a dirt-destroying beast. Instead, it felt more like a mild breeze than a powerful vortex. Crumbs laughed in its path, and pet hair danced around it like a gleeful sprite. I found myself rooting for the poor thing, hoping it would finally muster up the strength to at least pick up a stray Cheerio. Alas, it never did. LiDAR Navigation: Lost in Space. The laser-based LiDAR navigation was supposed to be the pièce de résistance, guiding my Deebot with pinpoint accuracy. In reality, it was like watching a blindfolded toddler trying to navigate a maze. The Deebot frequently mistook walls for open pathways and became best friends with my furniture, constantly bumping and getting stuck. I half-expected it to start asking for directions. The Mop Function: A Slippery Slope Mop or Mess? Ah, the mop function. Such promise, such potential. And yet, it seemed to exist solely to transform my floors into an ice-skating rink. The Deebot would leave behind a trail of water, making it look like my house was the aftermath of a mini flood. My dog slid across the living room in surprise one day, and I can’t say I blame him. The mop feature seemed to be more of a hazard than a help. The App Experience: A Tech Nightmare More Bugs Than a Summer Picnic. The app, oh the app. It crashed more often than a demolition derby. Connecting the Deebot to Wi-Fi was an exercise in patience and futility. Once connected, the app’s map would display my home as a series of abstract shapes, reminiscent of modern art. I never knew if it was going to clean the living room or take a detour into the Upside Down. Scheduling Woes. Scheduling cleanings through the app was a joke. I’d set it to clean at 9 AM, only to find it starting at 3 AM, scaring the living daylights out of me and my pets. It seemed to operate on its own mysterious schedule, leaving me questioning if it was sentient and had a twisted sense of humor. The Noise: A Symphony of Annoyance Loud and Proud. The Deebot N8 Pro is as loud as a jet engine. Trying to relax with a good book or have a conversation while it was running was impossible. I ended up naming it “Ruckus” because the noise it made was anything but serene. It was like having a rock concert in my living room every time it decided to clean. Conclusion In conclusion, the ECOVACS Deebot N8 Pro Robot Vacuum and Mop promised to revolutionize my cleaning routine but instead provided endless amusement and frustration. From its weak suction and erratic navigation to its disastrous mop function and horrendous app, it failed on almost every front. While it did provide some laughs (mostly at its expense), it’s safe to say I won’t be recommending this particular robotic helper to anyone. If you’re looking for a good time, maybe consider watching a comedy instead of relying on the Deebot N8 Pro for your cleaning needs.

Nov 2nd updated review: After posting how disappointed I was by it, and how I would have liked to exchange it in case I just got a faulty unit but was unable to, Deebot's customer service reached out to me and sent a replacement unit which I'm relieved to say HAS performed the way I hoped the first unit would, and I have been using it daily without issue since the end of September now. One thing I did differently this time, just as a precaution, was to use water that has been through a softener to fill the clean water tank. My city has extremely hard water and it does cause a buildup on faucets and shower walls etc. No clue if this was a factor with the first unit malfunctioning the way it did, or just a coincidence, but the new one has remained trouble free, so I'll stick with the softened water! I do still use a little handheld vac to get stray kitty litter from areas that are right next to the box, as it doesn't vacuum very effectively right next to things, and although I have enabled 'strategic particle removal' it does still tend to fling larger debris, like dry pet food, instead of picking it up. But these are pretty minor annoyances overall, and nothing I haven't encountered with any other automatic floor cleaner. So overall, a great product with outstanding customer service and support. I'm grateful I was able to give it another try and confirm that the first unit probably just had a faulty sensor or something along those lines. Original review: I wanted to love this, but it just didn't perform. I have a one bedroom apartment, all wood floors, no rugs or carpets. It's not a large or difficult area. I have two cats and was tired of having litter stuck to my feet, I was excited to spend less time sweeping and mopping to avoid this. I have long hair myself, so I'm pretty used to having to clear it off the rollers and wheels of vacuums of all kinds, so I wasn't that surprised to find that the same was true of this vacuum. Every couple of days it would shut down and not say why. The app would just say it was 'paused'. So I would turn it over, clear off any long hairs I could see that were wrapped around the roller or on the side brushes and it would run again. Not a dealbreaker for me. However, the last few times it happened it was obvious that one of the wheels was malfunctioning. I would clear off the roller and side brushes and when I fired it back up again it would get stuck trying to rotate in one direction, and immediately 'pause' again. I would go through every stage of the recommended cleaning & maintenance processes outlined in the manual, wipe any dust off the sensors and use a can of compressed air to blast any possible debris out from under or inside of the wheels. The first two times that worked. It was time consuming, annoying, and hardly the 'hands off' cleaning experience advertised, but returning it seemed a hassle. (It's extremely heavy, even without water in it and I live in a walk-up) Unfortunately the third time this happened I went through the entire cleaning and maintenance process as I did the other times and it did not resolve the obviously defective wheel situation. I had only a couple of weeks of trouble free use out of it, and while the floors felt very nice when it was functioning, this is far too soon for a product with this price tag to be developing issues that required so much maintenance. It's faster and easier to sweep my apartment myself, as I was before. In addition to that, the fabric of the mop heads snags on anything and everything, I was cutting pulled threads off of them daily. It is also quite high profile for a robot vac with the little nub on top, so I had to put my couch and nightstand on furniture risers to get it to clean underneath them. In terms of suction, It did not always manage to clear my floor of the cat litter crystals. They are pretty small, so I was ok with the few that it missed, but it also had a problem picking up stray kibbles and usually just flung them across the room to another location instead. I actually wanted to exchange it, thinking perhaps I got a faulty unit, but there is no option to do that. Only return it and buy a new one, which I wont be doing since it is now $200 more expensive than when I purchased it. TL/DR Hefty price tag for an extremely finicky product that quickly developed non-resolvable problems. If you like babysitting machines that are supposed to decrease the burden of cleaning, this is the one for you though.

DISCLAIMER - I had to request a replacement for this product as the first one was dead on arrival, but my overall rating is not affected by that directly. Pros - Vacuum performance. Assuming you purchase this for its intended use, keeping a CLEAN house clean and run it on a consistent schedule, it does an amazing job. If you're expecting this to clean a floor that has been neglected, you'll be disappointed on multiple levels (same for every robot vacuum). My floor consists of carpet, hardwood, tile, and linoleum and works well on them all. - Mapping. I did have to re-map due to human error as I left some objects such as boxes on the floor that made the initial map sub-par, but once the floor was clear of temporary items, it created a very accurate map can is able to get everywhere the robot can fit. - Battery life. I've seen several complaints about the smaller battery on this, but the size of the battery makes sense with the size of the dustbin. Running this every other day with pets, my dustbin is pretty full at the end of its run, so a bigger battery would be useless since the bin would be filled regardless. Cons - Auto empty station. Overall if this runs often it's not an issue, but with pets or someone with long hair, the two exit ports on the dustbin will make emptying it counter productive as the hair will try to be sucked out both holes, playing a game of tug-a-war. I've seen some people block one hole to solve this, but it hasn't been a huge issue to start altering the hardware. - Software. It's terrible and they really need to invest some time and energy into it as there's definitely going to be some people who would prefer a slightly less effective robot with better software. The app is slow (on a modern smart phone), it seems like it needs to connect to their servers to do anything as I'm usually stuck on a loading screen just to display the robot status. While the robot mapping works well, doing anything to the map makes you want to pull your hair out. I have an open layout so the mapping didn't split all the rooms, but they have room splitting so thought it wouldn't be a problem... it was. For some reason the developers thought it would be a good idea to only allow rooms to be split from OUTSIDE wall to OUTSIDE wall, because apparently homes don't have rooms with interior walls. This needs to be updated to make 1/2 the scheduling and "smart" features useful since you can't schedule a specific room if it doesn't auto-detect it or connect to an outside wall, nor can you sequence rooms, or have different settings for different rooms. - Customer support. Like a mentioned before, my rating isn't affected by getting a DOA product as that's bound to happen occasionally. I did however factor in their customer support. I sent them a ticket with my issue and a bullet point list of things I tried while troubleshooting; literally a ticket that would take 15 seconds to read. First response was them ignoring my actual issue, regurgitating the manual, and ironically a bullet list of things to try to troubleshoot... all of which were included in my original email. Took THREE attempts to get them to do something other than copy pasted responses before I just threw in the towel and asked Amazon for a replacement as clearly Ecovacs would rather you just RMA for everything instead of possibly finding an easy solution. - Updating map. While the robot WILL update the map if you had a close door or an area it couldn't previously see during it's initial run, it will not allow you to merge or even identify new rooms without starting a new map. - Lack of full dustbin sensor. I have seen so many complaints about this, I had to include it. While it's a shame this one doesn't have one, personally it's never been an issue for me. BUT since I've also seen people saying they're returning it and getting something like a Roborock (which to be clear also doesn't have this feature), I thought I'd help future people out who can search; iRobot has a patent on this feature and must be generic enough because Roomba's are the ONLY robot I've seen that has this feature. But again, if you run it on a regular basis, it shouldn't be an issue, or if it is, schedule rooms at different times. Overall I think this robot has a lot of potential and can easily compete against the more expensive competitors like the Roborocks and Roombas, but I think the software at the bare minimum really needs some time and effort invested into it as it's frustrating when you want to do any sort of customization to how the robot vacuums. Also, please train your customer support and improve that experience; I shouldn't have to send multiple emails to get past generic copy paste responses when I took the time to provide all the information up front then be forced to give up and get an entirely new replacement.

It requires maintenance, especially if you use it to mop. I have two big pit bulls one is a German shepherd pit bull mix and he sheds a lot!!!! This thing keeps our floors spic and span and smelling great!!! The carpets are always clean too! But I find myself emptying and refilling the water compartments almost every other day. I run this vacuum constantly, however. It does not bother my dogs. Even on full power with the loud noise. Both my dogs are free to roam indoors and out to our big backyard. There is about 2,650 sqft to clean. It gets the job done! We don’t have to clean around the house as much! But we do need to clean and maintain the robot, which is a small ask. I’ve replaced the washing pads and the brushes and filters and emptied the bins about once a month. Also cleaned the water and scrubbed in the back of the compartment of the robot. I highly recommend this robot vacuum but it only works well if you maintain it and take care of it! Don’t just set it and forget it, inspect it after every use and make sure the bags don’t have to be emptied or the water compartments changed and that nothing is stuck in it, etc. we’ve had this vacuum for about a year now, this vacuum is well worth the purchase! Update: we have been using about a half cup of shark vacuums cleaner solution in water for our mop. It is lavender scent and works great! It is only $9 and less than half the price with more oz of solution than the Omni recommended brand. You can find it here. https://a.co/d/641Mw1b The vacuum does take a long time to charge so it can take an entire day to clean 2,400 sq ft. We usually split up rooms so half the house in one day and the other half the other day.

* This has auto empty and I consider it a game changer. * Mopping - I have a dog so we bring in a lot of grime. Reviews show that there isn’t much difference between an agitating/vibrating mop head and rotating ones. However to me it just makes sense that a rotating mop is more effective, so that’s what I went with. It should also lift itself up so it’s not dragging around wet/dirty pads. * Onboard water tank (for mopping) - the T20 doesn’t have this. My primary thought on this is that this is one less thing that breaks or gets clogged. The T20 returns to its base for cleaning the mops and a soak. So this is probably not necessary. You can set the T20 to clean/soak the mop heads every 6, 10, or 15 mins. I set it to 6 minutes and when it returns to base the floors are still damp, so this is fine. * Auto drying - I’ve read about stinky mop heads because they were left wet. These mop heads are small and thin so I don’t see why they don’t dry overnight. OK fine I have this feature so no biggie. * Warm water washing - I haven’t tested this yet but supposedly the water heats to 55C and this is hot enough to kill things. At a minimum it helps clean the pads better than cold water. * Removable bay for cleaning- The T20 bay is fixed. You can pull out the filter to wash it but that’s it. It comes with an extendable brush for cleaning and you can manually fill it up with water brush it and suck it back to the dirty water container. Some of the other companies have a removable tray for rinsing off, this is nice. * Security cam - privacy issues aside, I really wanted a roaming security camera. Sadly the T20 doesn’t have this. * Noise - I don’t want it too noisy. Quiet and Standard are at a decent level. Strong and Max are approaching hand vac levels. I probably would not fall asleep with it in quiet mode in the adjacent room. Also I have not tested the effectiveness of quiet mode. That said, I’ll get in the habit of starting it when I leave for a dog walk making the noise it makes moot. The auto empty feature is plug in vacuum loud, fortunately it is only a few seconds. The mop washing is somewhat noisy, but not terrible. * Suction power - I need to do more testing between quiet and max. In my research I do know that I wanted in the range of 5000Pa. I’m guessing over this is negligible differences. In 2023 the T20 takes the lead with 6000Pa level of suction. * Pre-filter - in the dust bin there is the primary dust filter. In front of this is another layer of mesh helping keep the main filter clean. I like this idea and not many robots have it. The T20 has it. I believe Dreame also has this. From what I’ve read, roborock does not have a pre-filter. * Pop off brushes - The T20 side brushes are nylon push on type. The mop heads also push on. The floating main brush snaps in with two slider tabs. Very easy. I heard roborock uses screws for the side brushes. As an example my gf’s hair wrapped around the side brush and all I had to do was pop it off to remove the hair. Simple! My understanding is that silicone side brushes are more effective than the plastic/nylon type. I’ll note this as an upgrade option for later. * The T20 has a full rubber V shaped brush head. This is supposedly more resistant to hair tangling and good for hard floors. * Floor cleaner additive - I like the idea of having a canister of antibacterial cleanser. The Dreame and Narwal have this. The Omni bay has the space for it, but it’s blanked out. The T20 uses this section as storage. * Object avoidance - it seems that the rgb camera systems are best but pretty much everything in the > $500 point are about the same. “Generally ok.” * Customer Service - please note this is a single data point!! I emailed ecovacs and got a response next day. I sent Roborock two separate emails one 6/29 days ago and the other 7/3 days ago. No response. * The Omni bay is huge! Make sure you have the space for it and good luck hiding it. I prefer the narrower Dreame Ultra bay or the RR Revo bay. * The build quality is great. Despite the top not being on a hinge it is magnetic with a satisfying click in place. Ultimately this is a $1k luxury item. If you want all the bells and whistles then you can expect to be in this range. This is not the most expensive bot, but it's certainly not cheap either!

not charging after 1 st use - i want return !

Es un robot excelente que te ayuda mucho en la barrida de la casa, aunque el modo de trapera no es muy bueno, aún así lo recomiendo

The N8 Pro+ robot works well. It navigates autonomously throughout the house, has covered all areas and cleans remarkably well on both carpet and tiles. It has only become stuck once when it unexpectedly ingested a piece of rope under a bed. It's great that the robot refuses to go on carpet if it has a mop attached. The mop works though it is a little odd, in that it's hard to remove if you want to use the robot as a vacuum - unless you remove the whole water container. The auto empty bin works, but only if the robot isn't too full, otherwise 50% of dirt stays inside the robot. Increasing vacuum runs improves the situation somewhat. It seems that both sides of the bin are being equally sucked which causes a dead space in the middle. Perhaps blocking one outlet somewhat might alleviate this issue. The supplied auto empty bin was for the wrong voltage (120 V, not 240 V) and Ecovacs Australia support claims that the unit is not purchased from them (even though it was purchased by clicking on the link on their site), is not supported, does not have global warranty and does not have a universal power supply. Their only solution was to purchase another auto empty bin locally. To all appearances both units are identical. The Remote Control App is rubbish. It's unstable, the user interface is horrible, inconsistent, continually fails to connect, makes it impossible to divide rooms. It is impossible to overstate how bad the App is. You should know that unless you push the "auto" button on the robot itself, this device requires an internet connection to operate.

I thought this was going to an absurd and expensive purchase and I’d have buyer’s remorse by the time I got the confirmation email, but wow was I wrong ! This thing picks up so much, the mopping isn’t perfect but it’s better than the zero mopping I do ! It’s quiet and fit my space perfectly. It does have a hard time with thin and flat to the ground chair legs but that’s ok.

El Robot esta genial, es mi primer equipo de este tipo de categoría y me quede sorprendido por lo bien que hace su trabajo. Cabe recalcar que apenas llevo un par de semanas con el equipo. Altamente recomendable con pisos cerámicos, los deja súper limpios. Aspira y trapea al mismo tiempo, tiene sistema de auto limpieza lo cual ayuda a no estar atrás del robot para descarga de polvo o cambio de agua, lo hace en automático directamente a la estación de servicio. (No tengo alfombra, así que No puedo dar mi opinión en este rubro). (El equipo tardo en llegar 4 semanas pero valió la pena esperar).