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Roomba e5 Review

The Roomba e5 was presented by iRobot at IFA 2018 together with the Roomba i7 +. But while the Roomba i7 + has received a lot of media attention and attention, nobody seems to be talking about the Roomba e5. It's not hard to see why: The i7 + has features that people have been waiting for from the moment robot vacuums were first introduced to the market.

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iRobot Roomba i7

If you're looking for the very best robotic vacuum cleaner, look no further than the new iRobot Roomba i7. This Wi-Fi connected vacuum cleaner comes with almost every cleaning mode and function you want.

Like other vacuum cleaners, the Roomba i7 has a rotating brush that sweeps dirt into the device's dual rubber brushes. Depending on the type of floor, the vacuum cleaner can adjust the 10X suction to catch dirt, hair and other small debris.

The Roomba i7 can do almost everything itself.

In addition, the vacuum cleaner pulls your house while you clean. Owners can view the design in the Roomba app. From there, they can direct the robot vacuum cleaner from the app to clean rooms and specific areas of their home.

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Roidmi S1E XCQ05RM Cordless Stick Vacuum review

What is it? With its clean lines and minimalist black and white look, this stylish cordless vacuum cleaner will appeal to design enthusiasts. It is ideal for those with a lot of hard floors, or if you just want an extra vacuum to pick up or spill quickly.

GHI Expert Opinion This vacuum cleaner is best suited for homes without carpet. If you have rugs but can't resist the design, it works for weird spills, but you need to hold a full-frame vacuum for a deeper clean. It is also not the best option for pet owners.

The good This is a mixed artist. Although dust collection is excellent on hard floors, it is not very good at removing dust or hair from carpets. It still completely removed the crumbs from the carpet during testing. It maneuvers well and the controls are on the handle, making it easy to use. In boost mode, the battery lasts about ten minutes. It takes 40 minutes in the lower power setting.

take notes The dust container is awkward and messy to empty and we were disappointed that the filter is not washable. This means that you must pay £ 19 for a new one every three months. When used as a handheld vacuum, our testers found it quite cumbersome, especially in tight spaces, such as a car interior.

Ratings Ease of use: 4/5 Design: 4/5 Instructions: 4/5 Performance: 3.3 / 5 How we test We test each wireless vacuum multiple times on rugs, laminates, and floorboards. To assess performance, we cover each surface with powder and calculate the percentage that removes the vacuum. We repeat this with a variety of debris, including cookie crumbs and animal hair. All tests are repeated in portable mode. We test both modes in various other cleaning scenarios, such as on stairs or in a car. We also tested how long the battery lasts and how easy it is to use.