Ecovacs Deebot T9 vs yeedi K650

The question is - how much are you willing to pay? Are you willing to live without a warranty? Do you mind some unimportant parts of the UI being in Chinese?

cat) For what I paid, still entirely worth it and I'd do it again. If you don't want to get attached to the point where you laugh and go find your robot vacuum when they're lost in your house, maybe consider dropping a little more money on a higher tech model. But for my one bedroom, all tile apartment, this baby is pretty great

Let me jump in here quick, cause Ecovax this time unfortunately not even bothered to put in at least one washable mopping pad. However I tried the one...

If you're looking to spend as little as possible on a robot vacuum that still performs well on hardwood floors, consider the yeedi K650. Despite its relatively low price, it does a fantastic job of cleaning pet hair as well as small and bulky debris from flat, even surfaces. It can run for almost four hours in its most energy-efficient 'Quiet' mode, though you might need to increase its power mode to clear especially stubborn debris, which does drop its battery life.

I can't seem to find one that checks my boxes. The one I see recommended the most on here is the Ecovacs deebot, but I tried that and it sucked.

And while many vacuums significantly slow down as soon as they encounter carpeted flooring, the K650 remained just as fast and powerful. It cleaned my carpet very well, managing to extract crumbs I didn't even know were there. The side brushes seemed to aid in bringing tiny particles toward the dustbin.

Also has a dual brush design to significantly reduce tangling of the brush. It also has the more effective self empty design when compared to T8+. Roomba empties out of one large chamber while T8 empties out of 2 smaller chambers on each side and often cannot empty if the dander is clumped together.

There should be a way that you can take the wheels off easily like the brushes. I liked my vacuum and unfortunately it got thrown in the trash and I am buying another brand.

The cleaning power is also impressive, it's got heaps of suction, it gets nice and deep into the carpet and removes anything, in fact as I've said we'...

Kids named our vacuum Ruru. It is our first robot vacuum and I didn’t have high expectations to begin with, but for under 150 bucks on sale decided to give this one a try. 800 ml bin, 2000 Pa suction, WiFi control - what not to like, right? However, after having it for two weeks, I’d send it back right away if it was the original price without hesitation, and for now still trying it out asking myself if I want to pay $100 more and get something better. Before I start

First of its kind 3D map, restoring the look of your home more realistically, making edits with just a click away. All new app experience, read and ed...

What concerns me is that this thing wanders my tiny condo, in and out of rooms seemingly randomly, for over two hours. And then for nearly another half hour after the battery reads low and the cleaning is supposedly finished. This concerns me because it seems that this would wear down the battery prematurely, and I would need this to last a while. I feel like 4 stars is probably generous given my concerns