Coming Soon: New PowerWave 7.5 Pad, PowerPort Wireless 5 Pad, eufy RoboVac 25C

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Anker remains hard at work on developing new products… Check these out!

Anker PowerWave 7.5 Stand

  • We can probably expect to see a new pad version soon, too.

Anker PowerPort Wireless 5 Pad

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  • We can probably expect to see a new stand version soon here, as well.

eufy RoboVac 25C

  • It looks like this will be eufy’s second robotic vacuum cleaner with a touchpad start button.

eufy is developing so many RoboVacs, but there are still no signs of one with mapping capabilities and smarter navigation. :sob:

Be sure to share your thoughts with us below on these three upcoming releases!

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For the RoboVac, I think one feature is the height - so it can move beneath cupboards and sofas. So may be new models are more flat. :slight_smile:

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#3

RoboVac 11S and later are noticeably thinner!

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#4

I just got the 10W stand for my Galaxy s9+. Great deal at $17.99 - will post a review later today including metering the power supply.

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#5

Ja ja… The more robovac models , the more confusion.
Not so customer-friendly! :rage:

Customer mix up the models here at AMAZON.de
11S, 11, 12, 30C…

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#6

Those look interesting. Thanks for sharing

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#7

The PowerWave stand looks nice.

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#8

Nice powerwaves

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#9

Really want to see what the 25c is all about. I keep telling myself that I need to get one, and I keep going back and forth about the 11s and 30c. Huge differences between the two, but I need to get one sooner than later.

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The biggest question is whether or not you want a connected vac (with app control and voice assistant compatibility).

If yes, then your best options are RoboVac 15C ($279.99), 25C (unreleased), 30C ($299.99), and 35C (299.99). The differences between them are not very significant. RoboVac 15C has a slightly weaker suction, and 25C/35C have touchpad start buttons.

If no, then your best options are RoboVac 11S ($215.10), 12 ($199.99), and 30 ($279.99). If you want boundary strips, go with the 30. If not, 11S has a slightly less powerful suction than the other two.

Hope this helps, but as @fhassm said, the lineup is too confusing. And I’m still waiting for one with mapping.

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Hope that the wireless chargers come in a white option

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#12

What about cord tangling avoidance? I believe it’s more important than mapping. It’s the difference between having to prep the room for the RoboVac or not.

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#13

That is honestly the best breakdown I have seen for them. I greatly appreciate it.

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#14

Nice PowerWave stand, too bad I already have 2 wireless charging stands

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#15

A dark blue one would be nice as well :+1:

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#16

What do you mean by this Tiago?

For me (11S-user) boundary stripes could be a useful addition.
I don’t need an application other a WIFI-connection.
Other customers may want those features as well as a mapping function.

But as usual:
The more features the more errors! :wink:

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Is that stand any better/different to the one I already have?

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[quote=“fhassm, post:16, topic:65474”]
boundary stripes
[/quote]I would prefer virtual barriers!

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#20

I had a basic Roomba 500 series, and it could pass over cords like they weren’t there, no matter if it was slim or thick cords. My Eufy RoboVac 11+ can spot a cord from across the room, and will get tangled in it. I have to prep the room by putting all cords up before releasing the vac.

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