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Robot Vacuum Cleaners Buying Guide

Our buying guide will explain which type of robot vacuum cleaner would suit you most, how much you can expect to pay for one, and which features are worth looking out for.

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    Pearl

    PearlTraralgon, Victoria 3844

    • 6 reviews

    Not efficient

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    We got Its not good enough with cleaning and suction for big houses. May be enough for small house. It's light but pattern of cleaning is not in line or straight. Not good for tiles but good enough on carpet areas .On tile areas it clearly leaves visible dust. It's only if your very busy and cannot afford expensive ones

    Date PurchasedAug 2016

    Back in Robot Hospital again.

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    When operating properly it is great to have around. It generally finds its way around quite well. It can be almost entertaining at times and was named Jeffrey by my grandson. It does a good job on tiled floors and is OK on carpet. It has been repaired 4 times and is currently being repaired again. The most common problem is the right wheel becoming immovable. The area being cleaned is about 70 square metres. We anxiously await his release from hospital.



    Date PurchasedSep 2016
    arsenal1

    arsenal1

    • 2 reviews
    • 5 likes

    Doesn’t work on Black or dark surfaces, LG Tech Support Hopeless.

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    arsenal1
    arsenal1

    Update, Purchased a xiaomi mi robot vacuum. As a replacement for this Junk. Night and Day. The Xiaomi is not only Cheaper its Superior in every way, Fantastic unit.

    Robot Vacuum Cleaners

    Find out how LG Roboking Square VR64604LV compares to other Robot Vacuum Cleaners

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    We love it

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    We got 2 dogs and polished floor and tiles - some Persian carpets etc... It's amazing how much dust a house generates every day. We love our Roboking - it makes a real difference in dust level in the house. It works well on all surfaces . Battery live is well equoiped to do our 150m2 house. If you leave cords or headphones on the floor - yes it does not like them and will ask you to remove foreign material - but that' only common sense. My wife no has recommended the machines to girlfriend and her boss. What better recommendation than that.

    Thumbs down

    published

    I turn it on and leave the room, it gets stuck on its own cord, between the wall and toilet, at the couch, at the TV unit and on the fireplace hearth! It gets stuck everywhere. By the time you help it five or six times it's flat and can't finish the cleaning.... It's as useful as a heater full of snow!

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    Questions & Answers

    Robyn

    Robynasked

    Roboking Square VR64604LV

    Roboking square model suddenly not sucking dust into box container. Longitudinal dust and fluff collecting the length of the brush but not entering the box. Does anyone know why this might be happening?

    1 answer

    Have you unclipped the green filter cover on the side of the dustbin and tapped out all the dust from in the folded paper filter? You can just tap the end of it on the rubbish bin until all the dust has come out then clip it back onto the side of the dust container belonging to the Robocking.

    wantootree

    wantootreeasked

    Roboking Square VR64604LV

    Hello,

    VR6271LVMB
    VR64604LV
    What is the difference between them?

    Thanks!

    1 answer
    Ando
    Ando

    The main differences I see are:

    - VR64604LV has a Learning Function, the VR6271LVMB doesn't.
    - VR64604LV battery is a Lithium Ion (14.4V / 2200mAh) and the VR6271LVMB uses Lithium Polymer (14.8V / 1900mAh). Polymer is better but the larger size of the Ion equals the run time out.
    - VR64604LV cleaning width is 180mm and the VR6271LVMB is 171mm.

    The rest of the specs are much the same.

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