Eufy's Robovac tested by CHIP (German magazine)

#1

Preis / Leistung (Qualität)

  • Sehr gut
  • Befriedigend
  • Schlecht

Die Fachredakteure der CHIP-Redaktion bewerten die von den Händlern beworbenen Produkte anhand von qualitativen Kriterien.

Quelle: Quelle:BestCheck.de

Eufy RoboVac 11

Der Roboter bietet eine exzellente Saugleistung zum Einsteigerpreis. Abstriche müssen Sie aber bei Navigation und Komfort in Kauf nehmen

174,95 Euro

BEI BÖTTCHER ANSEHEN

They come to the same conclusion I did.
The best model for a reasonable price.

If you pay more you get more.
But if I really think about, I dont’ need the features of these more expensive ones! :wink:

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#2

I really want a RoboVac, but I can’t justify the purchase :sob:

#3

thanks for sharing. Would be great to have one that empties itself.

#4

Could be possible.
After vacuuming the robot blows out the dust and dirt again.
The container is now empty as the customer wants it and there is always something new to do for the robot.

This might be called AI ! :joy:

#5

It’s already been done by roomba…

#6

I7 + :slight_smile:

#7

The i7+ has it…

#8

But the station with the master dust container need special bags.

15 bags for 27 Euro.
Not quite a bargain.

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#9

3 bags for $17 in the US :confused:. It’s expensive, which is why I would never buy it. It should have a removable canister like most vacuums…

#10

@TechMan @Chiquinho

I have an i7+ and love the thing, but yes it was very expensive. Thats why Eufy should come out with an option. Competition drives innovation up and cost down, right now only roomba has self emptying.

They also just recently released the i9 which can empty.

You can remove the canister from the i7+ to empty. If you go with the self emptying option the waste bin is a bit smaller compared to the non-selfemptying version.

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#11

Of course it has such a small container which will be emptied at the station into the big one. (bags)

But why such a bag?
It should be possible to construct a big container without any bag.
Costs for customers! :angry:

And the total costs of this I7+ at all. hmhmhm…

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#12

It’s a closed system with the bag. When you take the bag out the bag has a mechanism built in that shuts the vent on the bag as you remove it. No dust, no sneezing, great for those with allergies. The i7+ is not HEPA or whatever its called for full closed system but the i9 is.

The bags are rated for 30 cleanings (or 1 a monthish; $5.60/m isn’t that bad), but with my i7+ I have yet to empty the waste bag and I am at 14400 Sq Ft cleaned. With a medium length haired cat and multiple people in the house hold. :man_shrugging: Theres also third party bags coming out now that are cheaper.

The cost is high, but the amount of time saved not having to deal with it and coming home to a clean house is a nice thing. But, thats exactly why Eufy should come out with a lower cost option to start getting into that market space and help drive cost down.

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#13

Accepted!
I as a person with lot of leisure time, do not mind to empty the container of the 11S after each cleaning.
And sometimes I find things I was missing (eg. tiny screws) :joy: