Proscenic 850T Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Mop,3000Pa Strong Suction Robotic Vacuum with Mop, Wifi/App/Alexa/Remote Control, Automatic Self-Charging,Ideal for Pet Hair,Hard Floor&Carpet,7.3cm Thin,Black

LOVE IT
partner was in 2 minds when ordering this but omg I’m in love! ( can tell I’m a house wife haha) unfortunately I don’t have the manual so I haven’t been able to set up to it full standard but it was easy to find the app and set up what I could via that. It’s saved me a lot of time especially having birds and cats and even the cats love it. She tries to wake it up to follow her/ it around and even offers it her toy 🤣 which it does accept 🙄 ( that’s gonna be a problem) and loves to help it clean. Haven’t tried Mop yet but looks great and isn’t as big as I thought it was so sits nicely in the corner of the room.

Saved me a ton of time and effort
The Awesome Bits: Meet my new favourite little floor wizard! This smart cleaner makes keeping my floors spotless feel like magic. The vacuum is like a dirt detective, hunting down dust, pet hair, and crumbs—even those sneaky corner dwellers don’t stand a chance! And that mop? Oh, it’s a showstopper—leaving my hardwood floors sparkling like they’ve just had a spa day. 💎✨The Quirky Challenge: The app, though? Let’s just say it has a personality—it’s 2.4GHz or nothing! Meanwhile, my phone’s over here being all 5GHz fancy. Took some patience, but we got there.The Verdict: It’s my ultimate time-saver and an absolute game-changer for keeping the floors effortlessly pristine. Bonus: even the pets are entertained! 🐾

Disappointing
I never leave reviews but I was so disappointed in this after reading so many positive reviews and researching for a long time.I’ll start with the pros:• The suction is pretty good and it picked up a lot of dust from my carpets that my cordless Dyson seems to have missed.• The little brushes are long so it can get into sharp corners and along skirting boards even though it’s round.• The quiet mode really is surprisingly quiet.• 9 times out of 10 it can find its way back to its charging station without assistance.• It’s easy to set up using the app.Cons:• There’s something wrong with the navigation. Everything in the red circle in the photo I posted is the vacuum cleaning the same 1m by 4m section over and over again. The app picks this up as if the vacuum cleaner is cleaning a larger section, but it really isn’t (see the video). I think this might be because the vacuum often moves forward in a slight diagonal rather than in a straight line. I don’t know why this is, but I cleaned the sensors 3 times and did multiple factory resets to no avail.• The battery life is poor. It only runs for about 30-40 mins at a time. I have a small 2 bed flat and I had to charge the vacuum 3 times to cover every room (and that’s not including mopping).• 9 times out of 10, it can’t find it’s way into rooms on its own. You have to manually pick it up, place it in a room then close it in. If it does find its way in, it seems to hug the wall and clean the same section repeatedly (as above & in the video).• You have to follow it around and give it a nudge if it gets stuck, which kinda defeats the purpose of having a robot vacuum cleaner.• Customer service is pretty poor. I reached out to Proscenic twice using the chat option on their website and they never got back to me. When I reached out to Amazon they couldn’t contact them either because they couldn’t find a telephone number for them.One week and two factory resets later, I’ve given up trying to get it to work. I’ll be returning it once I’m out of self isolation.Actually, as a final point, because it’s from a 3rd party seller you can’t get a replacement and it can be difficult to return. To return it free of charge you either need a printer for collection or you need to live near a Hermes drop off shop with printing capabilities. There’s no option for a replacement unit. Since I don’t have a Hermes drop off shop with printing capabilities within walking distance, I need to pay almost £10 to return it. As reimbursement for this, Amazon could only offer me a gift card. Disappointing all round.

I first bought one of these robot vacuums to maintain the upstairs, where I keep my cats’ litter boxes and where they spend most of their time. We have hard floors with area rugs, so we often found ourselves stepping on tiny litter granules (arm and hammer clump and seal). I have joint problems and lugging a heavy vacuum around everyday was not an option. Even using a lightweight stick vacuum was getting tiresome everyday. I specifically bought this unit because of its strong suction power (I just compared the suction power unit “Pa” to other vacuums and saw that this one was the highest in my price range). Plus it had a mop feature, so that’s why I chose this one over others.Before using Rob (what I named it), I first performed a deep clean with my upright Shark vacuum. If you’ve ever owned a Shark, you’ll know that Sharks have exceptional suction power. Well, after I ran Rob, I was so surprised at how much it picked up. And I’m not just talking carpet fibers, but I found a huge amount of dust, cat hair, and litter particles that my big vacuum failed to pick up. Then I went exploring in the robot app, I saw that I could turn up the suction power. So I turned it up to Max the next time I used it and it picked up even more.I tried the mop function, and it was honestly just okay. I think that if you have areas of your home that don’t have any rugs or runners, that it would be useful. Otherwise, this vacuum will go right over them and will dampen them. So the mop function didn’t serve much use for my needs but may be amazing for someone else.I like that there is an included cleaning brush tool to clean the filters every time you dump out the waste bin. I recommend removing the filters and tapping them outside to remove the dust most effectively. So far after almost a year of owning and using twice-daily this robot, I have had few issues with it. An example is when I forget to pick up my cat toys, such as ribbons, they will get caught up in the brush roll and trigger a warning code from the unit. This will stop the unit from running as a safety precaution. So sometimes I’ll come home after work and find that Rob didn’t complete its run, because a cat toy or ribbon got stuck in it. So I just make sure not to leave any toys or ribbon lying around now.Pros:*Efficient*Timesaver*Cheap replacement parts*Good battery life*Always finds its way back to home base*Easy to cleanCons:*Gets tangled on ribbons or cords left on floor*The magnetic strip included came with a really poor adhesive backing and I could not remove the liner from the adhesive. It was stuck and so therefore I wasn’t able to use the magnetic strip to keep the vacuum out of certain parts of my house.*Must empty waste bin at least every couple of days if you have pets and run daily (and I have air purifiers, which collect excess dust and fur, so you might need to empty sooner) *The power button on top of the unit is touch-based and often brushes against something (like a fabric cat tunnel or a desk cord dangling at just the right height) and will turn off th unit. I think that a tactile push button would have been a better design idea to prevent accidental shut off. Luckily when I’m in the other room and I hear the vacuum turn off after going under the cat tunnel, I just turn it back on from the app and hope it doesn’t go under the tunnel again.*The error code for when something gets tangled or when the unit gets caught on a raised ledge, such as a cat tree ledge, is so loud and long. All I need is like three beeps. It goes on for what feels like a full 30 seconds and is annoying.*Sometimes I’ll notice that Rob has disappeared from my app. In the app, you can schedule cleanings every day or on specific days at any time that you choose. When I’ve noticed that the vacuum didn’t start, I’ll go to the app and see it has disappeared. I’ll go through the process of adding it back in and adding new schedules once again. And it’ll be fine sometimes for weeks at a time. So I’m not quite sure why the vacuum will randomly disappear from the app. I don’t know if it has to do with my Wi-Fi connection or an app bug. When I do add it back, the app remembers what I had named the vacuum.So overall am very pleased and even bought a 2nd unit for the downstairs! They have saved me a lot of time and energy. I don’t have to worry about straining myself physically as much to keep a clean home. I still do a deep vacuum at least once a month, but Rob and Rob Clone have saved me a lot of effort. My floors look extremely clean because of them.

Tout ok

This robotic vacuum cleaner is amazingly useful. I have it scheduled to sweep my bedroom floor 30 minutes daily and its doing its job well which spared me time and effort. Its design is minimalistic but elegant. It was delivered in a good packaging and it comes with accessories and spare attachments – cleaning tool, charging dock, water tank, side brushes, spare cloth mop, remote control, boundary strips, and user manuals. I thought it’s a good deal for the package – economically affordable than most brands. The device is easily set up and assembled which makes it convenient to use. It has a dedicated app which I downloaded from the app store where I have set a cleaning schedule – otherwise the remote controller that comes with it is easy to use as well. It uses various suction strength which automatically maxes out on carpeted floors or rugs. I like its cleaning pattern which is neat and smart. The dust bin can be easily detached from the body for emptying and is easily put back as well. It has good battery for long usage time and it automatically goes back to its charging dock once the battery runs low. Overall, this device is fantastic and I hope it can last for long.