Lefant Robot Vacuums, 2200Pa Suction, 120 Min Runtime, WiFi/App/Alexa Control, Anti-Collision/Drop Sensor, Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, Slim, Quiet, Ideal for Pet Hair, Hard Floor (M210 Pro)

Lean mean cleaning machine with great support
This is so great we bought 2. Cleans, is small so it fits under furniture easily, is quiet and works great. Support is the best. The battery died after 8 months and they worked with me to figure it out and sent me a new battery.

a huge upgrade on my Roomba E5
Update Aug 31, 2024:After quite some time with this item, I have noticed a few annoying issues that reduce it from 5 stars to 4 stars.Two issues with the app: For some reason, you cannot log in on two phones at once. So if my wife tries to log in to turn it on, it logs me out, and vice versa. Second, for some reason the app frequently does not see the robot. Usually it will eventually pick it up but I’ve had to remove and rea-add it twice.It also struggles a lot to find it’s home and usually just roams around until it dies. It does have a fairly small entrance to when it’s home is in the closet, but its still 2-3x the width of the robot. And if the robot is coming it at an imperfect angle and sees the wall, it will turn around and roam around for 5 more minutes before it tries again.These three issues have made the robot has become much less convenient.We have resorted mostly to just turning the robot on by pressing the button on it, to avoid the possibility of spending 5 minutes fumbling with our phones. This is made further annoying by the fact that you can only set it to “random” driving rather than “Smart” diving via the button. And then we have to often manually put it away as well.I’d still pay the $90 I paid for this for the quieter fan, better obstacle navigation, and capability of smart driving, however I definitely would be mad if I paid full $200 price for this.————————————————————————Original Review:In 2019 I bought a used 2018 Roomba E5 for $199 on Ebay which was definitely a game changer over not having anything.However, it is large, loud, and not very smart. For example, it turns “randomly”, rather than “intelligently” so tends to run over the same areas in the house meanwhile missing others. It also has “cliff” sensors which I had to remove so that it will go over my black carpet.It worked well enough but I decided to check in January for any good deals on holiday returns for tech upgrades, including a better robot vacuum.This thing had 7K reviews, 4.5+ stars, and had an open box item for over 60% off ($88 vs $209 new) so I said why the hell not.And let me tell you, this thing is a huge upgrade.It is about 40% smaller than my old E5, is much quieter, it has the “smart” driving so actually gets my whole house, it handles shag rugs far better, and is much capable of getting itself unstuck. It can modulate its wheel height and turn off it’s vacuum allowing to rock and free itself.It still looks to be afraid of black carpets, however this is much less of a problem for me now that I only have 1 black rug instead of 4. I might remove it’s cliff sensors if it annoys me enough though.Overall, buying it for $90 was a no brainer. I’d be willing to pay $200 for this.

The worst thing I’ve purchased on Amazon
I have written a grand total of two reviews on Amazon. One of which was for a Ring doorbell, which I rated 5 stars. The other was glue that was no different than water, which got 1 star. This is worse than the glue which served no purpose, this did less than that.Let me start by saying I had pretty low expectations for this vacuum to begin with. For $100, how good could it be? When we purchased an ecovac a few years ago around that price point, it did fairly well. Mostly, it was just there to help with dog hair cleanup, especially around the times the dog’s coat blew out. Took me about ten minutes to set it up, and then off it went running into things and at least trying to pick up what it could. That’s all I expected from this vacuum. To exist to somewhat cleanup a bit of dog hair so it didn’t get out of control. It only needed to do that, and be able to be scheduled at night to do its thing. What did this thing end up doing? No way to connect it to wifi, to do just that.The first thing that worried me is that the documentation I got seemed to be for three different apps on your phone to connect it to wifi. The first, on the vacuum and in color was telling me to download the Lefant app. Went ahead and did that, took a bit to sign up because they only allow alphanumeric characters, and only up to 12 characters long for some reason, and also you need to get a code to actually make an account. Not sure why, but it is what it is. Now comes the fun part, you follow the prompts, and it starts to pair your device. First time, fails. Not a big deal, I’m about 20 feet from the router, maybe that is the problem. Bring it over next to the router. Failed again. Try a few more times by resetting the vacuum, thinking maybe it was a return, connecting to its own wifi that it was broadcasting, nothing. Always failed around 70%. Went to Google and first result was unsurprisingly their page. Tells me to do the same thing the app said, which was unhelpful. After a few reddit posts, and a couple of youtube videos, saw most people recommended using the “Smart Life” app. While that was a little strange, the SSID for the vacuum was “SmartLife-MAC” so I assumed maybe that was the newest one, and the documentation on the robot was wrong.So I go digging through the other documentation, which shows the Smart Life app, and not the Lefant app. Follow those instructions, which most of the screens are different than what it’s showing in the directions. Using the two different methods, running into the same problem, but now I’m not even getting an error message to attempt to troubleshoot, simply a “Device failed to connect”. The second method way seemed to be working, since I would go from the SmartLife-MAC SSID, back to my primary one. However, it still eventually failed.Overall, it was about an hour of fighting with two different apps, three different versions of the instructions and a website that gave you the same information as the error messages on the Lefant app, and the only way to open a ticket is through the app which required all the information about my vacuum, and an undisclosed amount of time before they got back. As such, I am returning the product.The main things it suggested to look at it was that your wifi was not 5Ghz, mine is not, I have a -5Ghz one and a 2.4 Ghz one for this very reason. Several devices in my house required a dedicated 2.4 network, so that wasn’t the problem.The next thing, check to make sure it was in pairing mode, which is was since the app kept “finding” it as soon as I put it into pairing mode, so not an issue there.Both phones I tried were android phones, all up to date, and Pixel devices. My device doesn’t have many apps on it, so I doubt it was my phone causing an issue. To be sure I forgot ALL other wifi spots I had in there, and only had my 2.4 one, just to make sure.I can’t imagine a scenario where this robot would be useful at all – perhaps I got a lemon and there was something else wrong with it, but the combination of the poor app(s), terrible instructions, and no other way to control it, I’d recommend buying a broom with that $100, or just set it on fire if you really hate money that much.

Buen producto, por el precio pagadoSería más útil con una App más versátil, con delimitaciones de habitaciones

Très bonne aspirateur robot abordable qui fait bien l’affaire et l’application mobile de contrôle est super aussi!