LefantM320 Robot Vacuum Cleaner With Mop, 6000Pa Strong Suction, 7.9cm Thin 28cm DIA 200 Minutes of Constant Vacuuming, Robotic Vacuum Alexa Voice Control Carpet Detection Ideal for Pet Hair

This is a fantastic little unit and absolutely perfect for hard floors. It’s tiny footprint ensures it can work under furniture, it’s twin brushes do a great job of delivering debris into the powerful suction port and as it has no roller brush underneath just powerful suction port means no hair tangles to remove.Amazed at just how well this setup works and the house looks cleaner than when I use a Dyson stick vac. We have named ours Dobbie in the Alexa App so just ask Alexa to turn Dobbie on and off he goes til the house is spotless.

This is my 2nd robot vacuum and it’s way more effective than a more expensive one I own. I love that it has no roller brush. This saves so much hassle of tangles, especially in a house with cats and long hair. I actually now only use this one on carpeting and the other on laminate flooring because it’s so much better. I will probably purchase another one and get rid of the more expensive one. I wish this one could be mapped and set barriers for cleaning wet/dry etc. but I knew it didn’t do that before I purchased it and I don’t regret my decision. Noise is as expected. Easy to use and app is user friendly. It’s also a nice size so doesn’t get in the way

The media could not be loaded. I’ll skip to how we use it in bigger rooms, use the manual control to move it to a position, then use spiral. Repeat until the room is done. Other than that, let it roam randomly with your doors closed.Great little hoover when it’s on the boost setting, I can’t believe how much dust it picks up, and we have a dog so it’s a great twice daily clean for dog hair. On boost the battery lasts for an hour but it doesn’t take long to charge.You can set a timer so it’s sets off whenever you like, you can set it for as many sessions as you like each day of the week. 24/7.Easy to empty, plenty of capacity. Fantastic value for £100. It’s not got any way of remembering the layout but to be fair for £100 I wouldn’t expect it. But make sure you have cable nests out of the way etc especially when you have it set on timer.Use the QR code on the instruction book not the label on the device, for downloading the correct app, and note that you swipe left at the bottom to get the full list of controls after you’ve clicked on the hoover home device icon.The lack of a roller means it doesn’t always pick bits up, but using the spiral setting gives a good clean and solves that.I’ve bought two now, one for my daughter. It works well in a small flat.

Had this 3 years now and so easy to set a schedule. Ive tried others that don’t work but this one does, I have wooden floors and a hairy dog and I have a schedule for 3 times a week and my floors only then need mopping. It gets all the hairs and even gets under the sofas, I set it for when we are in bed so I get up to clean floors - it’s brilliant and easy to empty, set up and use.

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE(02/11/2023)I believe this is the first time I'm having to come back to reevaluate my review. I'm only doing this so, due to the nature and price of this product, which let's face it, not cheap.This hoover had a huge discount when I purchased it, and for an obvious reason. (£99.98 at the time of purchase on the 2nd of October 2023)I'm revisiting my review exactly a month later, 2nd of November 2023, because of• the diabolical room mapping• the faulty operating system• and most of all, the awful battery lifeWhen anew, this thing would easily clean my 2 (double-)bedroom flat in under two hours, using about 60-70% battery, and would be fully charged again in about an hour. It would both clean and charge in roughly a 1% per minute ratio.The battery now, only a month later, takes about double the time to charge (29% in 60mins). Paired with its hideous room mapping, going over already cleaned areas, yet avoiding uncleaned ones, it's just more trouble than use. I had to charge this junk up 3 times (!) today, for it to clean my home. Why? Because it also decides randomly by itself to turn off. It used to still run on 2% (as it should), then it started to turn off and seek the charging port at 14% and today at 30%.May I also add, that I had it unplugged and turned off (not standby... off!) overnight once, and by the following morning the battery has drained from 100% to 34% ... How, I have no idea.Oh, and on a side note - In the past month, it was used less than a total of 11 hours combined.Today is the last day of my return window, so thankfully I had the chance to quickly pack it all up and hopefully receive a full refund.Manufacturers are usually aware of their faulty machines, sell them for less than half price, knowing (hoping) fully well they'll break just outside of warranty/return window.So let this be a lesson for us all - If something is heavily discounted, there's definitely a reason for it... and I'll definitely avoid these items in the future.______________________________ORIGINAL REVIEW(11/10/2023)𝘞𝘩𝘦𝘦𝘦𝘳𝘦 𝘩𝘢𝘢𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘺𝘰𝘰𝘰𝘶 𝘣𝘦𝘦𝘦𝘯... 𝘈𝘭𝘭 𝘮𝘺 𝘭𝘪𝘪𝘪-𝘪𝘪𝘪𝘧𝘦 🎶Always wanted one. Ordered a cheap one many many years ago, which was below par thus put me off of these, make me go back to do my daily pet hair collection with handheld hoovers. I was in the process of returning yet another powerless handheld one, when had the epiphany to look into these lil robots again, instead of trying to find a decent handheld one.Boy oh boy, and am I glad doing so!I have 3 cats, two of whom let alone anxious, but resent each other, so fight often. Both of these aspects lead to a lot of moulting. I also have a pre-teen daughter with long hair, so I'm ought to pick up daily after them, unless I want hair-tumbleweed blowing around my flat.There were two specific reviews that worried me, one being about not connecting to the "5G WiFi" therefore the robot has been deemed unusable, the other claiming damage to the hoover over a dropped teatowel. Nonetheless, I took a chance.I found the set-up instructions clear, and it had connected to my WiFi with no problem, regardless of the app giving me the "only compatible with 2.4G network" disclaimer/warning. You just need to ignore it and press continue/proceed anyway.There are 𝘁𝘄𝗼 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗮𝗽𝗽𝘀 for the hoover (SmartLife and Lefant), but it can only connect to either/or. With a simple reset you can change which app to navigate it with. Although SmartLife has the option to manually navigate the hoover, I personally prefer Lefant due to its Arranged [Whole Area] "back and forth/zig-zag" option, which the SmartLife app lacks. (Instead it has a "Smart Cleaning" option, but I didn't find that optimal.) Both app provides the option to change the suction's strength.The hoover comes with 2 extra brushes and an extra HEPA filter.The manual states it's fully charged in 5 hours, but in my experience it takes far less time to do so!The scheduled timer works well, you get a pop-up notification on your phone when you're out and about, telling you that the scheduled cleaning has begun.The suction is great and the machine itself is quiet, even in "Powerful" mode doesn't bother my scaredy cats. In "Powerful" mode it's even strong enough to pick up the wooden pellets I use for cat litter.I have laminate and tiles only, and only one shaggy rug, which I religiously pick up prior to unleashing Führer the Hoover in my flat, to avoid him trying to suck it up and possibly damage himself with.My only issue is, that the room mapping could be better. It tends to skip areas, and go over the same spot more than once. For this reason, I find that I have to "lock" him into each room, until I can see in the app that it has cleaned the entire room. Then I can let him out to wander off into the next area.It has good wall recognition and slows down approaching walls and doors, however it does have issues with smaller/narrower places. Sometimes he bumps into things repeatedly, gets confused and needs a moment to himself to re-think his life and what his next move should be.I followed it around the first couple of times I've used it, it's like watching a drunk little bug.... but he does come around at the end! Although more often than not, it seems to avoid my toilet and my kitchen like a plague haha! Due this I'm having to pick him up and place him into these certain rooms... this of course can be avoided if I had used the SmartLife app, which I could navigate him with.Due to my aforementioned household set-up, it can not replace my weekly "big hoovering" session, but is definitely useful for daily hair pick-ups, instead of me having to walk around, chasing hair-tumbleweeds manually with a handheld hoover.At the time of purchase it was discounted at £99.98 which is a compatible price for what it is.Pros• Powerful suction• Quiet• Extra accessories• Easy set-up• Easy control with app• Quick chargingCons• Room mapping could improve