Make RoboVac More Fun and Win a eufy Smart Scale (US only)

#33

Ha ha :joy::joy:… possible… glad they kept target at 150 and not higher

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#34

Hate that your excluding the lower class of income as many families make less than 40k a year. Between me and my wife I know where we stand but there are so many others who do not come close to touching that

#35

These are best words… we need something of Wyze kind of price range from Anker …

#36

It all has to do with their target market. Families making less than $40,000 a year obviously have major financial insecurity and can’t afford (or at least shouldn’t buy) luxury items like robotic vacuums… Just went through a personal finance class (graduation requirement). :wink: Still, I agree with you in that they should have included that option so they could at least disregard those responses afterwards if they wanted to. :confused:

#37

On a scale of 1-10 how likely are you to find the pun in this scentence?

#38

10… No pun intended :grin:

#39

Autocorrect doesn’t always use the correct word

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#40

Are these 40.000 USD brutto or netto incomes?

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#41

Done :grin:

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#42

I have no idea what you mean :confused:

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#43

He means gross or net.

@Chiquinho they’re gross

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#44

Thanks, I’m sleepy still.

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#45

In UK wages/income is based on gross (pre-tax) amount.

#46

Thanks Andrew.
So lets say the average income (gross = brutto :wink:) of an US family (parents and 2 kids is ca 30T USD per year)

#47

Can’t wait to see the new features from a software level. Designated room cleaning would be awesome as well as scheduling which room to clean on any given day/time

#48

Well that scalated quickly :joy:

#49

I knew there was definitely some spell auto correct thing happening there… Always better to disable it :joy:

#50

Haha, I see what you did there :rofl:

#51

Lol I was making a pun :sob::joy:

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#52

Don’t worry dude. I caught it :joy:

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