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Multifunctional Intelligent Robot Vacuum Cleaner - $149 +Shipping (e.g. $12 to WA)

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Multifunctional Intelligent Robot Vacuum Cleaner - $149 +Shipping (e.g. $12 to WA)
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scarface on 09/07/2012 - 23:19 betterbequick.com.au (385 clicks)
Last edited 09/07/2012 - 23:38

Fire away - thinking of giving it to an elderly couple for their birthday (I am a practical type :-)

Anyone have any experience with these - I have a iRobot and it's great. Anyone care to share.

The Cleanmate Robotic Vacuum Cleaner moves automatically around floor of your home, cleaning it for you without your help. You do not pull or poke it as with a normal vacuum. CleanMate Vacuums are equipped with 3 modes of cleaning which vacuum, deodorize, and disinfect your floor while killing the bacteria.

This patented robotic vacuum cleaner system is equipped with a 3-mode of treatments and 5 different modes of motion which ensures a perfect routine household cleaning of your floors.

Auto Cleaning
Auto Sterilizing
Auto Air Freshener
Auto Obstacle Avoiding
Auto Navigation
4 IN 1 MULTIFUNCTION INTELLIGENT CLEANER HOUSEHOLD

FEATURES

Automatically returns to home base for self-recharging when low on battery power
Built-in fragrance slot for odor removal
Easy roller brush removal for cleaning
Five-step repetitive rotation movement provides the most effective way to clean your rooms
Up to 80 minutes for cleaning time
Quite operation:70 dB at distance of 7.9 inches (20cm)
Suction capability:Vacuum fan speed 17 feed ( 5.2merers)/second
Life time of battery:500+charging cycles
Cleaning capability:area of 15.8ft10.5ft (4.8m3.2m)in 30 min

Model Number: BD701
Bag Or Bagless: Bagless
Type: Ultra Fine Air Filter
Certification: CE,EMC,RoHS
Brand Name: BBR
Installation: Robot
Voltage (V): 14.4
Power (W): 55
Function: Dry
Diameter: 36cm
Height: 9cm
Speed: 16.5 - 18.5cm / sec.
Power: 55W
Noise: 50db
Net weight: 3.8KG
Gross weight: 6KG
Approval Marks: CE, ROHS
Charger: 22V DC 1000 MA
Battery: Ni-Mh 14.4V,2.5AH Rechargeable
Battery Capacity: 2500 mah
Charging duration: 3.5H
Vacuuming duration: 70-80 minutes
Dust tank capacity: 0.3L
Cleaning route: 5 different patterns
Filtration system: Filter screen
Auto recharge system: yes
Time set up system: 10-80 minutes
LCD Screen: LCD
Remote control: YES
Spray colour: baking varnish
Box dimension: 558x420x138mm

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  • bargrin on 09/07/2012 - 23:29

    yeah I am keen on these but sure price will fall soon as more come on market.

    How is iRobot ?

    • scarface on 09/07/2012 - 23:58

      I am very happy with the iRobot. Set and forget in the morning when I go to work. My wife complains because if you want things really clean you have to lift the chairs etc. Maybe for women that's a lot of work but I'd rather do that than vacuum…and I like gadgets that don't gather dust :-)

      So far, my experience has been good. Only con maybe is my thick wool carpet and all the wires that causes issues sometimes.

      • and on 10/07/2012 - 08:35
        +1

        This one is NOT an iRobot.

  • Forgot69 on 09/07/2012 - 23:31

    tag fail

  • scarface on 09/07/2012 - 23:38

    Forgot 69 - Blonde moments sorry - Tag fixed

  • [Deactivated] on 10/07/2012 - 00:12

    Anyone know if the Dog wins when home alone in the house with the MIRVC

  • endotherm on 10/07/2012 - 03:39
    +1

    Youtube is full of videos of pets vs robot. This is the ultimate dog win: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aetD7b-MRgE

    But I guess you get what you pay for, and there must be a reason these are reduced from $600 to $150. I personally have two Roombas (for upstairs and downstairs) and I love them. But they are a bit like running a racing car rather than the family station wagon — you need to do major maintenance on them after each run, an engine rebuild after each race and wheel changes many times before the session is over. Fine for me, I am a tech-head, but it might be a bit challenging maintenance-wise for the elderly.

    • Abbycat on 10/07/2012 - 10:27
      +1

      I have the roomba too. It does need maintenence, but it is very easy to pull the brushes etc. out. A very user friendly machine IMO. I find emptying it & cleaning its brushes after each use, much easier than actually having to vacuum.

  • and on 10/07/2012 - 08:34
    +2

    I have one of them. Do yourself a favour just stay away from this one. Period. They fail, and I mean they FAIL. I've heard about many of them having faulty mainboard, mine was gone in few weeks, was waiting for the replacement board for several months, and new one is showing similar faults. I've seen them for sale as parts because mainboards were dying in couple of weeks.

    I can show long chains of email, sent to the seller and Chinese manufacturer…

    I'd personnaly get something esle.

  • jinny7 on 10/07/2012 - 09:08

    Ive got the LG Roboking, very happy with it.

    In my experience you get what you pay for

    • GregFiona on 10/07/2012 - 13:07

      +1 i've tried that (forgot the name)crap from tvsn and it didn't even last one day :(
      I suppose if you stick with the "good" brands(and you pay for them of course) you 'll be fine

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