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SSR thanks for your advice and help choosing a bot. After trying the RR E4, S4 max neato D4, and the 360 S5, I bought this, and Wow totally impressed; they upped the motor to 2650 pa you can tell the difference in suction from the s4max, the s9 is super quiet on quiet mode, the navigation is an improvement from the RR s4 max and the 360 s5 the ultrasonic sensor works, helps with avoiding obstacles that are not on the map, shoes left behind, etc. The multi maps are helpful even if you don't have a ton of floor plans as it keeps the last mapping in memory, so it has a recent copy of the floor plan for more accurate navigation than the RR like you mentioned it navigates and cleans around chair legs while keeping the most efficient routing, As I mentioned to you I thought support was going to be an issue, I was WRONG, the key is using the Facebook platform. RR has a US-based call center, BUT it's outsourced support using FAQs 360 has SME who know the product AND access to the engineers in real-time. Build quality is better than the s4 max, and the dust bin is large enough. It mops OK, and I prefer the internal tank option, so I'm not worried about water leaking on the floor; thus, no need for the plastic mat and the map pad is easy to install, I wish it were in black, but white has been easy to clean. I paid $370 for mine, so it's 15% cheaper than the s5 max. The stronger motor (confirmed it is a motor upgrade, not overclocking) is impressive. But better sensors, anti stuck tech, ten-floor plans, internal water tank, direct support (whose English is better than RR China support), physical remote, and end of January, the ability to delete phantom mapped rooms equaled a better bot for me. The s7 pro for $299 is a steal too. A head to head with the 2650 S7pro S9 vs the RR s6 and S5 max would be interesting
Sounds like you really like the robot, congrats! :) I'll think about making a comparison between those robots. And the price is really good. I believe, for $370, you wouldn't find anything better.
The feature I really want is only mop mode. I don’t like mop and vacuum at the same time. Now I wish it supports dry mop function. How do you shop for accessaries down the road? Now I see only accessories for mop sold on Amazon.
Hey cool video 😄, I wish I had a robot vacuum 😒. Anyways do you think I should get this one!!! Seems like it would be a good competitor to the Deebot and Roborock. As always I like your videos 😁.
Well, yeah I wish you had a robot vacuum.. which one to recommend you as a first one 🤔. I like this company, the robots have a good quality and performance. I think they are equal (roborock and 360) Can definitely compete with the S5 Max or S6. And thank you, I like your videos too 😁
Great review! I Have a 360 s6 and i love it, but I’ve been thinking of upgrading, mainly because I like the mop option and the water tank is so tiny, so when I saw your review it just gave me a lot more reasons to upgrade, love all the customizations options in the app. Can you tell me if you let the water tank in the robot (with water inside) if it will seep out and make a puddle underneath the robot or it only seeps when mopping? Thank you!
Thank you:) Unlike the S6 model, the S6 Pro has an electric water output control. The robot takes only the necessary amount of water with an electric water pump and completely shuts off the water when the robot charging on the dock or working in vacuuming mode with water inside the tank.
Most of the Robots will wander when the power to the base is cut off. Can you confirm that is not the case with 360 S9 ? Explaining it better 1) Allow the Robot to go back to it's charging dock. 2) While Robot is charging cut the power to the charging base/Dock ( Same situation as a power cut without backup) 3) Most of the Robots comes out of the charging base and start wandering around. 4) Qn - what is the scenario for 360 S9. Will it also face the same issue ?
A simple solution would be to plug the base into a UPS (uninterruptable power supply.) These can be found for $40-50. Side benefit is they will protect the unit from surges and brownouts.
Hey Jamie. The Roborock T7 does not have a camera so in terms of navigation they are similar. The S6 is quieter but it was designed to be quieter and keep in mind, the 360 S6 Pro is slightly more powerful. Compared to the Roborock S6, this bot does not have an extra filter but comes with a remote controller and a few plug types. Another thing is that the S6 has disposable wipes, in my case I didn't get them in the box with the S6 Pro. The 360 has an electronic water tank and three water output levels which is more convenient as you can switch it via the app. Another cool thing is full multimapping. I think the 360 robots have the best out of what I have tested. Its water tank is also bigger which means it covers a larger area and the feature I haven't seen in other robots is that it alerts when needs more water. The 360 can be ordered to clean the kitchen first and then the bedroom so you can prioritize where to clean first. The Roborock S6 does not have no-mop zones, the S6 Pro does. Overall I would say the S6 Pro is better than the S6 because it has more functions but I trust Roborock as a brand more and I like its customer support even tho the build quality of the 360 robots is good too.
@@SmartRobotReviews Is it just a sensor of sorts on the front of the T7? I could have sworn I heard they were putting a camera on it from some RUclips person. Sounds like this is comparable to the S5 Max. Roborock needs to switch to a front camera to keep up with DeeBot. Nice comparison btw!
I've heard the T7 will not be released on the global market, it's only for the Chinese market. The model with a camera is the Roborock S6 MaxV ruclips.net/video/DgHdLKSidLo/видео.html
Both are great robots and cleaning performance are equally the same. The S9 alerts when the water tank is empty, the S5 Max allows setting cleaning modes for every room. On a daily basis, you wouldn't notice the difference in cleaning performance between the two so it's all about your preferences.
Yes, you can decrease the volume in the app or enable the "Do not disturb" mode which means any voice alerts will be turned off during the do not disturb time.
I mentioned the 360 S6 Pro in the video because that's how it was named when I got it. Later, this model was released for the international market and renamed to 360 S9. So it's the same robot vacuum, it just has a different name for the Chinese and international market.
Hi Eagle Striker, a very cool garage you have for your Roborock S6 I am so jealous :) Speaking of the Roborock S5 Max and S6. As I have already mentioned to Jamie, the 360 S6 Pro is better than the Roborock S6 because it has more features but the S6 has more accessories in the box and is also quieter. When comparing to the S5 Max, I would say they are equal. Both have no-go and no-mop zones, an electronic water tank, selected room cleaning, about the same sized containers that are always attached, etc. The S6 Pro has full multimap support which is nice. The S5 Max has customizable cleaning, you can set water output and suction power for each room, on the other hand, with the S6 Pro you can prioritize where to clean first. The S6 Pro has a stronger suction but it turns on carpet boost in about a second after stepping on a carpet, the Roborock is more accurate. If I had to choose, I don't know which one I would go for. I love Roborock for its customer support and build quality but the 360 robots also receive updates regularly. Both robots do a superb job tho. Does that help? :)
I would go with the Roborock S5 Max just because I have that one and not the S6 Pro 😁, just kidding!!! I have used the 360 S6 for a few years and I have to say the multi mapping up to 10, is the best in the business. The S5 Max can save 2 plus the current map which the map saving is done automatically. I assume the S6 Pro uses the same map saving as the regular S6. What I like about the S5 Max is the ability to preset water levels and power levels for each room. For my layout I have delicate hardwood floors which I use minimum water level and maximum suction. Just from observing this video and the S5 Max the navigation and App features are about the same.
@@RobotMasters This! Customization of the S5 Max is my favorite too. The 360 S6 Pro tho has a prioritizing feature that the Roborock lacks. And I have to say it too, the multimap management of the 360 robots is the best I've seen.
Not sure, maybe they redesigned the suction fan or filtration, or maybe I just incorrectly measured it. There should be no air leaks during measurement which is hard to reach with some models depending on the design of the brush/suction port. Anyway, the S9 shows better cleaning results than the S5/S7 and I noticed that sometimes robots with higher airflow (CFM) show much worse cleaning results than robots with the lower airflow. Also, there is no direct correlation between suction power (Pa) and airflow velocity (CFM), so robots with higher suction power may show lower airflow numbers and vice versa.
It probably can go down from 2.5 cm, but it will not be able to climb on a 2.5 cm obstacle. The max climbing height for this robot vacuum is 2 cm. In the video, I used 1.8 cm planks.
The manufacturer doesn't recommend adding a detergent inside the water tank since it may cause water pump clogging. You can add it at your own risk, I know some guys adding a detergent inside the water tank, and don't have any issues. Probably it depends on the type of detergent.
@@zipzipho It can remove some stains (like stains in this video), but will not be able to remove old stubborn stains. Sure, it would perform better with a detergent, but as I said, it's a bit risky. Or you can add a detergent directly on the mopping pad, it's completely safe.
Have you tried the no mop zone feature? I have this robot & it won't even go in the zone I have labeled as no mop, just like no go zone. Do you have a fix for this, or experienced it?
Sure, it's how it is supposed to work. No mop zone is the same no go zone, the only difference is that the first one is active only when the mopping pad is attached. For example, you draw a no-mop zone where your carpet is located, and the robot will not go on the carpet when you run it in mopping mode (with the mopping pad attached). But as soon as you remove the mopping pad, it ignores the no mop zone and goes on the carpet.
Hi, very importand question. 6:21 u say 360 S9 have 16 CFM thats preety bad, for 360 S5 u sad its 24 CFM, and also S7 have 24 CFM, so how come S9 has less CFM then S5 and S7? And one more does it fit S7 parts on s9 ? thanks
Hi! Agree, that's weird that the more expensive model shows lower CFM, but that's what I got when tested it. Higher airflow doesn't necessarily mean better cleaning performance. Maybe the S9 has a better filtration system (which reduces airflow) or something like that. For example, the cheaper Roborock S4 has higher airflow (19CFM) than the expensive Roborock S6 MaxV (16 CFM), so it's not always higher in more expensive models. I've seen some robots with high airflow but very poor cleaning performance. There is also no direct correlation between suction power (Pa) and airflow velocity (CFM). Overall, the S9 is pretty good at cleaning. Spare parts from the S7 are not interchangeable with the S9.
Thanks for your reply, i found out 360 s9 has also 24 cfm 100%, so probably its kind of mistake I believe if you try again you will get that results. Bdw do u have instagram or facebook i can follow you :)
No it has an ultra sonic sensor that detects objects like chair legs. All in all, I would say it is really gentle with furniture. Probably one of the best I have tested.
@@SmartRobotReviews I got mine yesterday and it bumps into chair and table legs kinda hard, even with the anti-colision mode activated. It worries me its gonna damage it self. Not sure if its normal or the sensor is not working properly :( Pd. It's my first robovacuum
Thank you! Do you mean the tooltips on the RUclips seek bar? Just add a timestamp to the video description and RUclips will add them automatically: www.ghacks.net/2020/04/14/youtube-is-rolling-out-chapters-support/
The Mop Pro has a better mopping (Y-shaped mopping path), but in terms of cleaning performance, navigation, obstacle avoidance, app features, product quality, the 360 S9 is better than the Mop Pro/Viomi V2 (I didn't test the Viomi SE, so not sure about this one).
Sorry, just found his review. Can't find where he measured the airflow in his review. The 360 S7 and 360 S5 in my tests got ~24 CFM (tested it in this video ruclips.net/video/scNlOZzKvEc/видео.html), but the S9 for some reason performed much worse in the airflow velocity test. You can compare the numbers on both videos, to get the airflow velocity (CFM) they should be multiplied by 0.026099 (size of the air duct).
@Smart Robot Reviews Does higher PA equals to higher CFM? Isn't lower CFM/airflow is better due to it will not blow away the light dust from the floor to the air from its exhaust? Please enlighten me. One more thing I'm very curious about, do all robot vacuums can't connect to fixed IP (static) network? Thanks.
@@jonnylee8538 There is no direct correlation between suction power(Pa) and airflow (CFM), so higher suction does not always mean higher airflow. I've found a good explanation about the differences between suction and airflow here: www.aaavacuumandsewing.com/vacuums/choosing-a-vacuum/suction-vs-airflow/ . If the suction outlet is located close to the floor, maybe it can blow away light dust particles, but I didn't notice anything like that with this robot vacuum. Sorry, don't know if it will work with a static IP, I've never tried it.
@Smart Robot Reviews Which one is beneficial, higher Pa or CFM? Vacuum War only measures airflow (CFM) and always stated higher airflow is a good thing. But he didn't mention about suction power (Pa). Sometimes he mentioned about some vacuums have bad exhaust direction which blew the lighter debris away which scattered the dirt all over the floor.
Do you mean "Pro" in the product name? 360 has an other robot vacuum, 360 S6, so the 360 S6 Pro is an improved version of their older model. 360 S6 Pro and 360 S9 is the same device, S9 is an international version while the S6 Pro is a Chinese version.
I don't think there are too many differences between the two to make a whole video. Both are very similar in details. The S9 has a sensor that alerts when the water tank is empty. On the other hand, with the S5 Max you can set cleaning settings for every room. But as a mop and a vacuum both are equally good and it only depends on you which one looks better. Navigation, cleaning performance of the two are on the same level.
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Between 360 S9 & S7, which is better as S9 weighs double of S7
@@vanilav278 I don't understand the question. The S9 is more advanced and performs better as a mop. As vacuums both are equally the same.
Woah, what a detailed video. They should sponsor you lol! 😂♥️
Thank you :)
SSR thanks for your advice and help choosing a bot. After trying the RR E4, S4 max neato D4, and the 360 S5, I bought this, and Wow totally impressed; they upped the motor to 2650 pa you can tell the difference in suction from the s4max, the s9 is super quiet on quiet mode, the navigation is an improvement from the RR s4 max and the 360 s5 the ultrasonic sensor works, helps with avoiding obstacles that are not on the map, shoes left behind, etc.
The multi maps are helpful even if you don't have a ton of floor plans as it keeps the last mapping in memory, so it has a recent copy of the floor plan for more accurate navigation than the RR like you mentioned it navigates and cleans around chair legs while keeping the most efficient routing, As I mentioned to you I thought support was going to be an issue, I was WRONG, the key is using the Facebook platform. RR has a US-based call center, BUT it's outsourced support using FAQs 360 has SME who know the product AND access to the engineers in real-time.
Build quality is better than the s4 max, and the dust bin is large enough. It mops OK, and I prefer the internal tank option, so I'm not worried about water leaking on the floor; thus, no need for the plastic mat and the map pad is easy to install, I wish it were in black, but white has been easy to clean.
I paid $370 for mine, so it's 15% cheaper than the s5 max. The stronger motor (confirmed it is a motor upgrade, not overclocking) is impressive. But better sensors, anti stuck tech, ten-floor plans, internal water tank, direct support (whose English is better than RR China support), physical remote, and end of January, the ability to delete phantom mapped rooms equaled a better bot for me. The s7 pro for $299 is a steal too.
A head to head with the 2650 S7pro S9 vs the RR s6 and S5 max would be interesting
Sounds like you really like the robot, congrats! :) I'll think about making a comparison between those robots. And the price is really good. I believe, for $370, you wouldn't find anything better.
Thank you Rick for your detailed review as well as this video! This helps me a lot in decision making. I am going to buy this one!
The feature I really want is only mop mode. I don’t like mop and vacuum at the same time. Now I wish it supports dry mop function. How do you shop for accessaries down the road? Now I see only accessories for mop sold on Amazon.
@@migch28 there is mop only mode. I have been told parts are on gearbest too. I would suggest joining the FB group 360 robots
Wow. What an amazing and comprehensive review. Thanks! Currently ordered the S9 and looking forward to it. Looks solid and very capable.
Hey cool video 😄, I wish I had a robot vacuum 😒. Anyways do you think I should get this one!!! Seems like it would be a good competitor to the Deebot and Roborock. As always I like your videos 😁.
Well, yeah I wish you had a robot vacuum.. which one to recommend you as a first one 🤔. I like this company, the robots have a good quality and performance. I think they are equal (roborock and 360) Can definitely compete with the S5 Max or S6. And thank you, I like your videos too 😁
Smart Robot Reviews Oh okay thanks for the info, might look into getting one 😃
Great review! I Have a 360 s6 and i love it, but I’ve been thinking of upgrading, mainly because I like the mop option and the water tank is so tiny, so when I saw your review it just gave me a lot more reasons to upgrade, love all the customizations options in the app.
Can you tell me if you let the water tank in the robot (with water inside) if it will seep out and make a puddle underneath the robot or it only seeps when mopping? Thank you!
Thank you:) Unlike the S6 model, the S6 Pro has an electric water output control. The robot takes only the necessary amount of water with an electric water pump and completely shuts off the water when the robot charging on the dock or working in vacuuming mode with water inside the tank.
@@SmartRobotReviews Thank you for your feedback. I'm going to buy it.
So is S9 have suction power of 2650 pa or 2200 pa? thank you.
Most of the Robots will wander when the power to the base is cut off. Can you confirm that is not the case with 360 S9 ?
Explaining it better
1) Allow the Robot to go back to it's charging dock.
2) While Robot is charging cut the power to the charging base/Dock ( Same situation as a power cut without backup)
3) Most of the Robots comes out of the charging base and start wandering around.
4) Qn - what is the scenario for 360 S9. Will it also face the same issue ?
My old 360 S6 did exactly what you described. Not sure about the new S9, I'll check it and let you know.
Just checked my S9. Seems like it doesn't re-dock itself, at least it didn't when I pulled out the plug from the socket.
A simple solution would be to plug the base into a UPS (uninterruptable power supply.) These can be found for $40-50. Side benefit is they will protect the unit from surges and brownouts.
Interesting bot. How does it compare to the Roborock S6? Do you think the camera on the T7 will be better than this?
Hey Jamie. The Roborock T7 does not have a camera so in terms of navigation they are similar. The S6 is quieter but it was designed to be quieter and keep in mind, the 360 S6 Pro is slightly more powerful. Compared to the Roborock S6, this bot does not have an extra filter but comes with a remote controller and a few plug types. Another thing is that the S6 has disposable wipes, in my case I didn't get them in the box with the S6 Pro. The 360 has an electronic water tank and three water output levels which is more convenient as you can switch it via the app. Another cool thing is full multimapping. I think the 360 robots have the best out of what I have tested. Its water tank is also bigger which means it covers a larger area and the feature I haven't seen in other robots is that it alerts when needs more water. The 360 can be ordered to clean the kitchen first and then the bedroom so you can prioritize where to clean first. The Roborock S6 does not have no-mop zones, the S6 Pro does. Overall I would say the S6 Pro is better than the S6 because it has more functions but I trust Roborock as a brand more and I like its customer support even tho the build quality of the 360 robots is good too.
@@SmartRobotReviews Is it just a sensor of sorts on the front of the T7? I could have sworn I heard they were putting a camera on it from some RUclips person. Sounds like this is comparable to the S5 Max. Roborock needs to switch to a front camera to keep up with DeeBot.
Nice comparison btw!
Jamie Andrews The Roborock S6 MaxV will have the front facing camera.
Yeah, it's just revealed on the official website: us.roborock.com/pages/roborock-s6-maxv
I've heard the T7 will not be released on the global market, it's only for the Chinese market. The model with a camera is the Roborock S6 MaxV ruclips.net/video/DgHdLKSidLo/видео.html
Great job with detailed video. This helped me buy the Vac:)
Glad I could help!
which one should I choose and why?
360 S9 or Roborock S5 Max?
the S5 Max is 50eur more expensive.
Both are great robots and cleaning performance are equally the same. The S9 alerts when the water tank is empty, the S5 Max allows setting cleaning modes for every room. On a daily basis, you wouldn't notice the difference in cleaning performance between the two so it's all about your preferences.
Best review I have ever seen
Thank you! Glad you like it
Can you turn the robots voice announcements off completely? I see people respond with you can lower it.
Yes, you can decrease the volume in the app or enable the "Do not disturb" mode which means any voice alerts will be turned off during the do not disturb time.
Video title is 360 S9 while in video you have mentioned 360 S6. Which model is this?
I mentioned the 360 S6 Pro in the video because that's how it was named when I got it. Later, this model was released for the international market and renamed to 360 S9. So it's the same robot vacuum, it just has a different name for the Chinese and international market.
Hi Smart Robot Reviews,
do you like the 360 S6 Pro better than the Roborock S6 or S5max?
Hi Eagle Striker, a very cool garage you have for your Roborock S6 I am so jealous :) Speaking of the Roborock S5 Max and S6. As I have already mentioned to Jamie, the 360 S6 Pro is better than the Roborock S6 because it has more features but the S6 has more accessories in the box and is also quieter. When comparing to the S5 Max, I would say they are equal. Both have no-go and no-mop zones, an electronic water tank, selected room cleaning, about the same sized containers that are always attached, etc. The S6 Pro has full multimap support which is nice. The S5 Max has customizable cleaning, you can set water output and suction power for each room, on the other hand, with the S6 Pro you can prioritize where to clean first. The S6 Pro has a stronger suction but it turns on carpet boost in about a second after stepping on a carpet, the Roborock is more accurate. If I had to choose, I don't know which one I would go for. I love Roborock for its customer support and build quality but the 360 robots also receive updates regularly. Both robots do a superb job tho. Does that help? :)
I would go with the Roborock S5 Max just because I have that one and not the S6 Pro 😁, just kidding!!! I have used the 360 S6 for a few years and I have to say the multi mapping up to 10, is the best in the business. The S5 Max can save 2 plus the current map which the map saving is done automatically. I assume the S6 Pro uses the same map saving as the regular S6. What I like about the S5 Max is the ability to preset water levels and power levels for each room. For my layout I have delicate hardwood floors which I use minimum water level and maximum suction. Just from observing this video and the S5 Max the navigation and App features are about the same.
@@RobotMasters This! Customization of the S5 Max is my favorite too. The 360 S6 Pro tho has a prioritizing feature that the Roborock lacks. And I have to say it too, the multimap management of the 360 robots is the best I've seen.
Any idea why the CRM numbers on this 6:23 of the video is SOOO much lower than the S5 and S7 360 models which were 24 cfm
Not sure, maybe they redesigned the suction fan or filtration, or maybe I just incorrectly measured it. There should be no air leaks during measurement which is hard to reach with some models depending on the design of the brush/suction port. Anyway, the S9 shows better cleaning results than the S5/S7 and I noticed that sometimes robots with higher airflow (CFM) show much worse cleaning results than robots with the lower airflow. Also, there is no direct correlation between suction power (Pa) and airflow velocity (CFM), so robots with higher suction power may show lower airflow numbers and vice versa.
My rooms are in 2-2.5 cm height. Would it be able to climb them and clean rooms and then go down 2-2.5cm?
It probably can go down from 2.5 cm, but it will not be able to climb on a 2.5 cm obstacle. The max climbing height for this robot vacuum is 2 cm. In the video, I used 1.8 cm planks.
Hi can you tell me only water can fill in the tank or detergent can add also? I m new to robot vacuum and planning to buy one
The manufacturer doesn't recommend adding a detergent inside the water tank since it may cause water pump clogging. You can add it at your own risk, I know some guys adding a detergent inside the water tank, and don't have any issues. Probably it depends on the type of detergent.
@@SmartRobotReviews thanks for your reply, just wonder water alone can clear dirts?
@@zipzipho It can remove some stains (like stains in this video), but will not be able to remove old stubborn stains. Sure, it would perform better with a detergent, but as I said, it's a bit risky. Or you can add a detergent directly on the mopping pad, it's completely safe.
Have you tried the no mop zone feature? I have this robot & it won't even go in the zone I have labeled as no mop, just like no go zone. Do you have a fix for this, or experienced it?
Sure, it's how it is supposed to work. No mop zone is the same no go zone, the only difference is that the first one is active only when the mopping pad is attached. For example, you draw a no-mop zone where your carpet is located, and the robot will not go on the carpet when you run it in mopping mode (with the mopping pad attached). But as soon as you remove the mopping pad, it ignores the no mop zone and goes on the carpet.
@@SmartRobotReviews Thank you so much. You are amazing!!
Hi, very importand question. 6:21 u say 360 S9 have 16 CFM thats preety bad, for 360 S5 u sad its 24 CFM, and also S7 have 24 CFM, so how come S9 has less CFM then S5 and S7? And one more does it fit S7 parts on s9 ? thanks
Hi! Agree, that's weird that the more expensive model shows lower CFM, but that's what I got when tested it. Higher airflow doesn't necessarily mean better cleaning performance. Maybe the S9 has a better filtration system (which reduces airflow) or something like that. For example, the cheaper Roborock S4 has higher airflow (19CFM) than the expensive Roborock S6 MaxV (16 CFM), so it's not always higher in more expensive models. I've seen some robots with high airflow but very poor cleaning performance. There is also no direct correlation between suction power (Pa) and airflow velocity (CFM). Overall, the S9 is pretty good at cleaning. Spare parts from the S7 are not interchangeable with the S9.
Thanks for your reply, i found out 360 s9 has also 24 cfm 100%, so probably its kind of mistake I believe if you try again you will get that results. Bdw do u have instagram or facebook i can follow you :)
@@velelamja I will test it one more time soon. Sorry, I don't use Facebook.
Does it bumps into chairs and table legs?
No it has an ultra sonic sensor that detects objects like chair legs. All in all, I would say it is really gentle with furniture. Probably one of the best I have tested.
@@SmartRobotReviews I got mine yesterday and it bumps into chair and table legs kinda hard, even with the anti-colision mode activated. It worries me its gonna damage it self. Not sure if its normal or the sensor is not working properly :(
Pd. It's my first robovacuum
Very nicely done video. How do you so timeline on RUclips?
Thank you! Do you mean the tooltips on the RUclips seek bar? Just add a timestamp to the video description and RUclips will add them automatically: www.ghacks.net/2020/04/14/youtube-is-rolling-out-chapters-support/
@@SmartRobotReviews nice, thanks you, it is a very nice feature. It very new to RUclips right?
Yeah, it has been added recently
I use s6 robot. The robot does not do the division into rooms. a single map is created. What is the reason? thanks.
The S6 can't recognize rooms, at least it was not able to do so when I owned it (maybe something changed with firmware updates, not sure)
Does it have a Y shaped mopping feature?
No, it doesn't.
Do you actually own the vacuum? It's 2650 Pa not 2200...
Hello 360 s9 or viomi v3 ? I need help
I would choose the 360 S9. Don't like how Viomi support its products.
Smart Robot Reviews thank you so much👋🏻
Is it better than xiaomi mijia mop pro or viomi se/v2?
The Mop Pro has a better mopping (Y-shaped mopping path), but in terms of cleaning performance, navigation, obstacle avoidance, app features, product quality, the 360 S9 is better than the Mop Pro/Viomi V2 (I didn't test the Viomi SE, so not sure about this one).
How much are the charging station dimensions?
25.5 cm (width) x 6.5 cm (depth) x 12.8 cm (height)
@@SmartRobotReviews Thanks!!
Robot Masters said that it had 24 cfm...
As far as I know, Robot Masters never reviewed the 360 S9 :)
Sorry, just found his review. Can't find where he measured the airflow in his review. The 360 S7 and 360 S5 in my tests got ~24 CFM (tested it in this video ruclips.net/video/scNlOZzKvEc/видео.html), but the S9 for some reason performed much worse in the airflow velocity test. You can compare the numbers on both videos, to get the airflow velocity (CFM) they should be multiplied by 0.026099 (size of the air duct).
@Smart Robot Reviews Does higher PA equals to higher CFM? Isn't lower CFM/airflow is better due to it will not blow away the light dust from the floor to the air from its exhaust? Please enlighten me. One more thing I'm very curious about, do all robot vacuums can't connect to fixed IP (static) network? Thanks.
@@jonnylee8538 There is no direct correlation between suction power(Pa) and airflow (CFM), so higher suction does not always mean higher airflow. I've found a good explanation about the differences between suction and airflow here: www.aaavacuumandsewing.com/vacuums/choosing-a-vacuum/suction-vs-airflow/ . If the suction outlet is located close to the floor, maybe it can blow away light dust particles, but I didn't notice anything like that with this robot vacuum. Sorry, don't know if it will work with a static IP, I've never tried it.
@Smart Robot Reviews Which one is beneficial, higher Pa or CFM? Vacuum War only measures airflow (CFM) and always stated higher airflow is a good thing. But he didn't mention about suction power (Pa). Sometimes he mentioned about some vacuums have bad exhaust direction which blew the lighter debris away which scattered the dirt all over the floor.
What means “Pro”?
Do you mean "Pro" in the product name? 360 has an other robot vacuum, 360 S6, so the 360 S6 Pro is an improved version of their older model. 360 S6 Pro and 360 S9 is the same device, S9 is an international version while the S6 Pro is a Chinese version.
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360 s9 or roborock s5max
I don't think there are too many differences between the two to make a whole video. Both are very similar in details. The S9 has a sensor that alerts when the water tank is empty. On the other hand, with the S5 Max you can set cleaning settings for every room. But as a mop and a vacuum both are equally good and it only depends on you which one looks better. Navigation, cleaning performance of the two are on the same level.
Так им можно управлять голосом напрямую?
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