Can robot vacuums replace humans? | Ecovacs Deebot | Eufy Robovac | Xiaomi Mi Robot |To The Test EP2

How useful are robot vacuum cleaners? Rei Kurohi and Kimberly Jow put three top-rated robot vacuum cleaners through a gauntlet of challenges to how well they clean up.
Are such robots now intelligent enough to liberate humans from the chore of cleaning up?
The brands put through their paces are Ecovacs Deebot U2 Pro ($299), Eufy Robovac G10 Hybrid ($259.90) and Xiaomi Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop Essential ($299).
Read Rei's full review here: str.sg/wmfr [For subscribers]
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[@tuapuikia]

OMG! I was looking for a robot vacuum since last week. Thank you for the test and comparison!

[@felix_five]

This is brilliant ladies. It’s the best robot test on you tube - well done!

[@jamestan7754]

Maybe you should test their flagship products and maybe use a black flooring with white powder/fragments/dust for more obvious results.

[@theshushubird]

Good review and thanks for showing the tests!

[@TheArtPerspective]

If you design and engineered them in Hovercraft mode, the air dynamics and vent would've been more productive and efficient

[@aikboonchua]

Time to review more “hiong” robots like ecovacs x1 omni…

[@FS-me8mj]

From my experience, anything other than a Roomba is just a gimmick.

[@roxxyroxxy4667]

greedy human power hungers 👿