The S1 Pro is my first robot vacuum. We have a new home with no carpeting and floors that we could not get clean. Vinyl fake hardwood planks and tile flooring. This guy has us with clean feet and socks in 3 cleanings. The first couple times the wastewater was nasty, but no more. I absolutely love this guy. I never considered a robot before due to the absence of a really good mopping technology. The robot is very quiet. It will find its docking station no matter where it is located. We put it in the laundry room. It does make noise flushing out the dirty water and refilling the clean. The vacuum to empty dust bin is also noisy. Just locate it away from the TV. Awesome device cannot say enough. I used their $99.00 flex program. Warranty as long as I have it and can turn in or upgrade at any time. C
I'm trying to find out how you use it on different floors (2nd floor, basement). Do you just move the robot to that floor or do you also have to move the base station?
@@timjones7689 ... I wouldn't try moving the base station. It only has one way to carry it, which is from the bottom, and it's like at least 20lbs empty, lol. You can save multiple maps, but if you move the base, you'd have to redo the map, I think. So, you would move the robot... and you'd have to move it back to the base if it has to empty.
Thanks for the great review and not being a sell out as most RUclipsrs are nowadays when products were sent to them. This is my first robot vacuum and you are right on point. I’m in love with this robot but it’s not perfect, I only have tile and hardwood floor, have a big dog that sheds a lot, this picks up all the hairs and does a great job mapping the tile floors. You are correct about not cleaning the corners, the lack of support for HomeKit integration, the only thing you forgot to mention is that it requires a little bit more maintenance as you have to clean the robot dirty water filter often, which easy to do so I don’t mind.
thanks a lot for an unbiased review! Not gonna lie that I was strongly considering it, but three things I have concerns for: 1. Corner cleaning. 2. vacuuming capabilities and hair tangling in the brush! 3. Smart home integration. Gonna wait for a vacuum robot that has the same mopping tech and object avoidance but also address my above concerns.
I’ve had mine for a month now, the corner cleaning is definitely something that some would be worried about. I have some stupid corners like a V shape in my place that no robot would fit in so it wasn’t a huge concern as those corners will need a manual cleaning anyways. The hair tangling was significantly less than I expected. A bit was in the corner of the rubber roller, expected but didn’t affect the functionality of the robot. In comparison to my old robot vacuum the unit would need to be cleaned every other use due to tangling as the roller brush had bristles that tangle hair from the micro frays. On the s1 the only place it had quite a bit of hair was the corner brushes as they are fibres that tend to hook hair more like every other robot vacuum out there. Super easy to clean though. To address the smart home integration, the app has been updated for google and Alexa support. I can say “hey google start cleaning” and the robot will start its cycle. I haven’t figured out how to get it to go to a specific room with voice commands yet but according to eufy it is there. The robot has got some software updates and improvements. I’m overall really happy with this unit because of the real mopping function. The one issues that still isn’t great is multi level use, the robot can only store 3 maps and the functionality of cleaning multiple floors is subpar. Most robot vacuums it is recommended to purchase one for every level. Not ideal with the cost of these things.
The Switchbot S10 that I reviewed (ruclips.net/video/vueEwrTB9sw/видео.html) does have the same type of rolling mop and constantly cleans itself, but its roller is about 2/3 the size, making it even less effective at mopping the edges and corners. Although on the main body of your floors you will have the same experience, it does a great job at mopping. What I love about the Switchbot is the auto refill and empty feature, which is a game changer between the two. Although the robot has a smaller roller, it is actually bigger in overall size and height, so keep that in mind too. Maybe I'll do a comparison of the two on the other channel.
I need a robot that can vacuum (long hair, pet hair, dirt) and then mop my floors and make them 100% clean and hygienic (or as close as possible) . I have all tile. Is this my best bet or is there something better? I'm concerned about the no corner issue. I've looked at the Roborock curve, Dream L40, Naval Freo Z, Ecovac Deebot T30S and Roomba J9+. My head is spinning! Can you please tell me what would be best for me?
The Dream (which I have not tried) has Dreame TriCut Brush which you can put in and its got blades that are covered but cut any long hair so it doesn't get stuck or wrapped. It looks really cool
For mostly hard floor, İ have dreame x40 for 2 weeks but it does not clean the edges as its claim. Left some crumbs on the floor also. Max suction mode.Carpet cleaning even a low tile ones not good. So İ am thinking if mine is faulty and replacing with Eufy s1..any recommendations please?
Would be great to have a mop only with bigger onboard dirty water tank and clean water tank to use enough water and avoid going back too much to the base.
I think we're getting close with these robot cleaners. The roller mop combined with additional small extending spinning mop for corners along with near 100% anti-tangle tech is probably a generation or two away now! Currently, I'd choose the Ecovacs T30s omni over this!
You just move the robot. The first time on the new floor, you'll need to set up a second map. Then, when you change floors, you'll need to select the corresponding map for that floor.
I have eufy security cameras and their integration with Google sucks. They say they are compatible but aren’t. People have been complaining for years and nothing changes. I wouldn’t hold your breath for the vacuum to integrate any better anytime soon.
I would like to know if this robot is good for vacuuming and mopping cracks in tile floors. My entire house is made of tile floors and I bought a super expensive Roborock S8 Pro Ultra and it did not vacuum well inside the joints of the floor and it also did not mop dry stains such as coffee, etc. well.
I've had my S1 Pro for a month or so now and we love it. You are spot on about the mopping ability. While it does not do corners well in everyday life for us that is not a big deal. It is quite exceptional and navigating as close as it possible can to anything in its way, and its low profile allows it to go under things that might be a challenge for other robot vaccums.
Getting the EB1K error, but otherwise seems great! I've read you can shake the water tank around, but I'm only getting water coming out of one side of the tank (not sure if intentional), so unfortunately no mopping for me.
It's pretty nominal compared to the original cost of the vacuum. Obviously, how much you use it will affect the cost, either more or less. I put affiliate links in the video description so you can see what they cost in your market.
I’d love to see a comparison video of the Eufy S1 Pro vs the Eureka J20. Since they’re both worlds first flagship models with the mopping roller and a wastewater tank onboard so they dont spread out dirt/waste water. They both mop way better than the traditional round mopping pads. Could you do a full comparison between them?
I would love to check out the Eureka J20, but they've only reached out with older models that I'm not interested in. There is also the SwitchBot S10, which also has the same roller mop and on-board dual water tanks. You can see that review here. ruclips.net/video/vueEwrTB9sw/видео.htmlsi=sODK5seAr_OLcCKX Plus, there are other features that the S10 offers, and a new video will be released tomorrow morning that is really cool. Here's a link to that. ruclips.net/video/wDaBLtWVEi0/видео.html As for the comparison of the Eufy S1 Pro vs. the SwitchBot S10, I'm considering it, but both are quite similar in mopping. However, neither does corners or edges well, which is where round mops have an advantage. But I've seen new roller mops that can reach edges, so stay tuned to both channels.
@@ModernDayTechi’ve seen some reviews showing that the Switchbot S10 is far inferior in mopping compared to the Eufy S1, even tho they both use the similar mop rolling technique. I’m curious to see if the Eureka J20 holds up to the mop quality of the eufy S10
I have to admit I'm tempted. However, do I keep my Dyson 360 which has a far more powerful vacuum? The downside of the Dyson original robot is it doesn't do room by room. So I can't say "clean the kitchen or clean the bedroom." I don't have any rugs, kids or pets so I don't really need a powerful vacuum. Decisions, decisions.
I haven't done full dedicated video on it yet check out the comparison I did on the X40 for mop and brush extenders. ruclips.net/video/J7s0UbNVCQ8/видео.html
It apparently kicks ass at mopping but not great at vacuuming. Unfortunately I need both so I went with the L20 dreame cause it was on sale. But if this doesn't work out I'm going to go for this one next.
it's still missing some things I need the other robots have. They've got extending arms for corners, better suction, and a better pet-hair system. Once it gets those things sorted out It'd be perfect
I live in a 2br apartment, and use a robot vacuum because I have mobility issues. This is my second; my first was a Neato vacuum I got in 2016 (I don't think they did combo mops back then)... and these two units couldn't be further apart in performance, lol, so it was almost like I didn't ever have one before. We have oak tile floors, rugs (different materials/piles), kitchen mats, a home office, home gym... Most of the furniture is on casters or is powered (adjustable base or reclining)... It's an old place with not enough outlets, so there are extension cables in multiple places -- no issues with obstacles. I can be sat in my chair and watch it circle the casters while never bumping them once. I think for, like, the high-end robot vac/mop combo, it's price is comparable. I was looking across different options when it was still a kickstart and they were all around the same price range... so I opted for the kickstart which included accessories (including the hardwood cleaner). Even though it wasn't yet Alexa-ready, and it would take months to arrive, I think it was totally worth the wait. If you don't need a robot vac/mop right now, and decide to save up for it, I don't think you'd regret it.
Hey there please, I've two questions: 1) does it work offline (without WiFi)? I could only use the hotspot from my smartphone. But I'd like to know if when I'm not at home it will work! 2) Does it have a real anti-tangle brush? I have a very furry dog in the house! Thanks
Very good review, keep it up. Can't wait to get mine. Regarding the roller though, I have an X10 and X9. Unlike the X10, the X9 has the same type of rubberized roller brush as the S1. The X9 does *extremely well* with hair tangles compared to the regular rollers. However, it is not as good at picking up shorter hair.
3 things: 1. (Partially offtipic) I need URGENT review of similar new product - 3i S10 Ultra - new competitor, same mop technology but it extends to catch cor ers, it has green laser for dirt detection and most crazy - the station does not have dirty water tank because it supposedly manages to clean tbe dirty water and reuse it...this definitely begs for tests. And u fortunately has a short kickstarter campaign finishing in 18 days so it is kinda leap of faith 2. I wouldn't recommend trying other detergants different than the approved. Because you know that the robots have small filters that the water go through and if you put something that goes bubbly it can completely block inflow. 3. I think the ozone thing is some modern way of dealing with bacteria. Last 2-3 years there have actually been even a lot of shampoos and body wash for adults and for children/babies that use some form of ozone.
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it looks like it is not only Eufy's unique mop/clean at the same time. The Swithbot's S10 mini robot has the same mop/clean mechanism! I am not sure if that mop/clean mechanism being pattented but soon maybe Dreame, Roborock would start releasing one so price would drop :)! So far there is no acutal owner video about the S10 as only promoters' videos only (no reddit found as well) - so I would wait until someone report after months of being used :)!
Yes, I actually reviewed the SwitchBot S10 on this channel ruclips.net/video/vueEwrTB9sw/видео.html It does have a similar roller mop and dual on-board tanks, but the roller on the SwitchBot is even more narrow than the Eufy S1 Pro, so it mops even further away from the baseboards. Neither does great on edges or corners. The Eufy has slightly better obstacle avoidance; however, the SwitchBot has dual stations, and that’s a game-changer simply because it’s less hands-off. I've been using both for a while now and I'll be doing a comparison video on ModernDayReviews soon.
For me, narwal z ultra is better. We shouldn't think about what robot would clean better a dirty room but rather which one will more efficiently keep a clean room always clean ...
Isnt the Z still on preorder? I reviewed the X and although it cleans well, there were issues I didn't like which most of them they fixed apparently in the Z, but I think they are afraid to send me one to test again. lol
This unit seems loud. How does it compare with other units? My bro has the Narwhal Freo Z which is real quiet. This one appeals to me due to its low profile and I have a lot of furniture with low clearance on it. It seems a lot louder then then Freo Z
Why didn't you look up or do some research on what Ozone cleaning tech does, before doing this so you can be a bit more informative on your review instead of leaving us with I don't know which comes off to me as I don't care, which translates to a overall bad review...they sent you this to review for free, if that's even true, and meanwhile I'm in a house with two cats, two kids, and a baby granddaughter who will be crawling around soon, I WISH they'd send me a machine to test my cat litter dusty floors on, and I know what Ozone tech cleaning is, including ionizer which is the same thing really and in a nutshell it's de-atomization of particulates or in other easier words it's breaking down the particles that are attached to smells and destroying them. If I understand correctly this is eliminating stinky water and purifying the water it uses so there is no smell. Stinky odors can't attach to the water because it's been ionized. And there's some other things about mechanical operation and sensitive parts and sensors which is why they have their own detergent. Sigh, what a shame was looking forward to a good review. I stopped this video at 6:22 as I can't stand people who do a review but can't be bothered with doing some in depth research to give me a full deep dive into this machine...I can't imagine what you go on for another 10 min and 21 seconds for, I would watch the rest to find out but like you and the lack of research, I too can't be bothered with finding out...I'm also removing the thumbs up.... I'll try you later if you do research and study and say that instead of I don't know, I'll thumbs up and even consider subscribing. Good day
Thank you for your input and opinion, but I did research ozone technology, and honestly, it feels more like a marketing tool than anything. I even mentioned in my video (at 05:23) that it helps with bacteria and cleaning, but I personally didn’t notice any difference in the smell of my water or the cleanliness of my floors. It's not fair to single out one sentence from an entire segment to suggest I didn’t do my research. I encourage you to start your own channel and review products-then I can analyze every word and detail, and you'll get free products too.
@@jaix7634 Get your water out of a stream with a bucket? Cook your food over an open fire with wood you gathered from the woods? Wash your clothes over a board and a tub? Of course you never use heat or AC in your home?. You must practice 19th century methods to be so judgmental about people using technology to accomplish tasks and make life easier. Well, good for you, enjoy your miserable existence.
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The S1 Pro is my first robot vacuum. We have a new home with no carpeting and floors that we could not get clean. Vinyl fake hardwood planks and tile flooring. This guy has us with clean feet and socks in 3 cleanings. The first couple times the wastewater was nasty, but no more. I absolutely love this guy. I never considered a robot before due to the absence of a really good mopping technology. The robot is very quiet. It will find its docking station no matter where it is located. We put it in the laundry room. It does make noise flushing out the dirty water and refilling the clean. The vacuum to empty dust bin is also noisy. Just locate it away from the TV. Awesome device cannot say enough. I used their $99.00 flex program. Warranty as long as I have it and can turn in or upgrade at any time. C
I'm trying to find out how you use it on different floors (2nd floor, basement). Do you just move the robot to that floor or do you also have to move the base station?
@@timjones7689 ... I wouldn't try moving the base station. It only has one way to carry it, which is from the bottom, and it's like at least 20lbs empty, lol.
You can save multiple maps, but if you move the base, you'd have to redo the map, I think. So, you would move the robot... and you'd have to move it back to the base if it has to empty.
Thanks for the great review and not being a sell out as most RUclipsrs are nowadays when products were sent to them.
This is my first robot vacuum and you are right on point.
I’m in love with this robot but it’s not perfect, I only have tile and hardwood floor, have a big dog that sheds a lot, this picks up all the hairs and does a great job mapping the tile floors.
You are correct about not cleaning the corners, the lack of support for HomeKit integration, the only thing you forgot to mention is that it requires a little bit more maintenance as you have to clean the robot dirty water filter often, which easy to do so I don’t mind.
thanks a lot for an unbiased review!
Not gonna lie that I was strongly considering it, but three things I have concerns for: 1. Corner cleaning. 2. vacuuming capabilities and hair tangling in the brush! 3. Smart home integration.
Gonna wait for a vacuum robot that has the same mopping tech and object avoidance but also address my above concerns.
I’ve had mine for a month now, the corner cleaning is definitely something that some would be worried about. I have some stupid corners like a V shape in my place that no robot would fit in so it wasn’t a huge concern as those corners will need a manual cleaning anyways. The hair tangling was significantly less than I expected. A bit was in the corner of the rubber roller, expected but didn’t affect the functionality of the robot. In comparison to my old robot vacuum the unit would need to be cleaned every other use due to tangling as the roller brush had bristles that tangle hair from the micro frays. On the s1 the only place it had quite a bit of hair was the corner brushes as they are fibres that tend to hook hair more like every other robot vacuum out there. Super easy to clean though. To address the smart home integration, the app has been updated for google and Alexa support. I can say “hey google start cleaning” and the robot will start its cycle. I haven’t figured out how to get it to go to a specific room with voice commands yet but according to eufy it is there. The robot has got some software updates and improvements. I’m overall really happy with this unit because of the real mopping function. The one issues that still isn’t great is multi level use, the robot can only store 3 maps and the functionality of cleaning multiple floors is subpar. Most robot vacuums it is recommended to purchase one for every level. Not ideal with the cost of these things.
Great video and by the way, love your dogs ?
Thank you.
Nice review! How does it compare side-by-side with the Switchbot that has the same roller type of mop?
The Switchbot S10 that I reviewed (ruclips.net/video/vueEwrTB9sw/видео.html) does have the same type of rolling mop and constantly cleans itself, but its roller is about 2/3 the size, making it even less effective at mopping the edges and corners. Although on the main body of your floors you will have the same experience, it does a great job at mopping. What I love about the Switchbot is the auto refill and empty feature, which is a game changer between the two. Although the robot has a smaller roller, it is actually bigger in overall size and height, so keep that in mind too. Maybe I'll do a comparison of the two on the other channel.
I need a robot that can vacuum (long hair, pet hair, dirt) and then mop my floors and make them 100% clean and hygienic (or as close as possible) . I have all tile. Is this my best bet or is there something better? I'm concerned about the no corner issue. I've looked at the Roborock curve, Dream L40, Naval Freo Z, Ecovac Deebot T30S and Roomba J9+. My head is spinning! Can you please tell me what would be best for me?
I’d go with this or Curve or Narval Freo Z
The Dream (which I have not tried) has Dreame TriCut Brush which you can put in and its got blades that are covered but cut any long hair so it doesn't get stuck or wrapped. It looks really cool
I have a 3 bedroom 220 squares meters home, will it do fine?
Which is the best robot for mopping to buy?
For mostly hard floor, İ have dreame x40 for 2 weeks but it does not clean the edges as its claim. Left some crumbs on the floor also. Max suction mode.Carpet cleaning even a low tile ones not good. So İ am thinking if mine is faulty and replacing with Eufy s1..any recommendations please?
Sorry to hear that. The X40 is the best I've seen.
Would be great to have a mop only with bigger onboard dirty water tank and clean water tank to use enough water and avoid going back too much to the base.
I think we're getting close with these robot cleaners. The roller mop combined with additional small extending spinning mop for corners along with near 100% anti-tangle tech is probably a generation or two away now! Currently, I'd choose the Ecovacs T30s omni over this!
How does it clean the dust bin. Mine went back to the base but it did not clean the bin. Should it do it automatically or do i press something
Automatic. Run it for 10 mintues before sending it back to base.
@@ModernDayTech it did it automatically. The dustbin wasn't full evidently. It actually cleaned it the next day.
How do you it on different floor (2nd floor, basement)? Do you just take the robot to that floor or do you also have to move the base station?
You just move the robot. The first time on the new floor, you'll need to set up a second map. Then, when you change floors, you'll need to select the corresponding map for that floor.
Curious, why don’t you just add detergent to the clean water tank?
I have eufy security cameras and their integration with Google sucks. They say they are compatible but aren’t. People have been complaining for years and nothing changes. I wouldn’t hold your breath for the vacuum to integrate any better anytime soon.
I would like to know if this robot is good for vacuuming and mopping cracks in tile floors. My entire house is made of tile floors and I bought a super expensive Roborock S8 Pro Ultra and it did not vacuum well inside the joints of the floor and it also did not mop dry stains such as coffee, etc. well.
I've had my S1 Pro for a month or so now and we love it. You are spot on about the mopping ability. While it does not do corners well in everyday life for us that is not a big deal. It is quite exceptional and navigating as close as it possible can to anything in its way, and its low profile allows it to go under things that might be a challenge for other robot vaccums.
Thanks for watching and commenting Don! Eufy does a lot right!
Getting the EB1K error, but otherwise seems great! I've read you can shake the water tank around, but I'm only getting water coming out of one side of the tank (not sure if intentional), so unfortunately no mopping for me.
What's the cost of on going maintenance like replacing dust bag and cleaning solution?
It's pretty nominal compared to the original cost of the vacuum. Obviously, how much you use it will affect the cost, either more or less. I put affiliate links in the video description so you can see what they cost in your market.
I’d love to see a comparison video of the Eufy S1 Pro vs the Eureka J20. Since they’re both worlds first flagship models with the mopping roller and a wastewater tank onboard so they dont spread out dirt/waste water. They both mop way better than the traditional round mopping pads. Could you do a full comparison between them?
I would love to check out the Eureka J20, but they've only reached out with older models that I'm not interested in. There is also the SwitchBot S10, which also has the same roller mop and on-board dual water tanks. You can see that review here. ruclips.net/video/vueEwrTB9sw/видео.htmlsi=sODK5seAr_OLcCKX Plus, there are other features that the S10 offers, and a new video will be released tomorrow morning that is really cool. Here's a link to that. ruclips.net/video/wDaBLtWVEi0/видео.html
As for the comparison of the Eufy S1 Pro vs. the SwitchBot S10, I'm considering it, but both are quite similar in mopping. However, neither does corners or edges well, which is where round mops have an advantage. But I've seen new roller mops that can reach edges, so stay tuned to both channels.
@@ModernDayTechi’ve seen some reviews showing that the Switchbot S10 is far inferior in mopping compared to the Eufy S1, even tho they both use the similar mop rolling technique.
I’m curious to see if the Eureka J20 holds up to the mop quality of the eufy S10
I have to admit I'm tempted. However, do I keep my Dyson 360 which has a far more powerful vacuum? The downside of the Dyson original robot is it doesn't do room by room. So I can't say "clean the kitchen or clean the bedroom." I don't have any rugs, kids or pets so I don't really need a powerful vacuum. Decisions, decisions.
You are so thorough. Thank you for this amazing review.
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Can you test the Narwal Z ultra?
I would love to as I did the X but I think they are scared to send it to me. lol
Please recommend one that does a good job with edges and corners.
I haven't done full dedicated video on it yet check out the comparison I did on the X40 for mop and brush extenders.
ruclips.net/video/J7s0UbNVCQ8/видео.html
How loud is it when it empties the dust compared to other vacuums that is my wife’s biggest complaint how loud my last one was thanks
They are all pretty loud when sucking the dust from the robot to the base.
It apparently kicks ass at mopping but not great at vacuuming.
Unfortunately I need both so I went with the L20 dreame cause it was on sale. But if this doesn't work out I'm going to go for this one next.
How did it go with L20 so far? Was it good for both mopping and vaccuming?
it's still missing some things I need the other robots have. They've got extending arms for corners, better suction, and a better pet-hair system. Once it gets those things sorted out It'd be perfect
Thank you for doing this review. I am looking at some type of cleaning robot and this definitely helped make my decision.
Glad I could help.
How many mm left of the mop it will go in carpet
I live in a 2br apartment, and use a robot vacuum because I have mobility issues. This is my second; my first was a Neato vacuum I got in 2016 (I don't think they did combo mops back then)... and these two units couldn't be further apart in performance, lol, so it was almost like I didn't ever have one before.
We have oak tile floors, rugs (different materials/piles), kitchen mats, a home office, home gym... Most of the furniture is on casters or is powered (adjustable base or reclining)... It's an old place with not enough outlets, so there are extension cables in multiple places -- no issues with obstacles.
I can be sat in my chair and watch it circle the casters while never bumping them once.
I think for, like, the high-end robot vac/mop combo, it's price is comparable. I was looking across different options when it was still a kickstart and they were all around the same price range... so I opted for the kickstart which included accessories (including the hardwood cleaner). Even though it wasn't yet Alexa-ready, and it would take months to arrive, I think it was totally worth the wait.
If you don't need a robot vac/mop right now, and decide to save up for it, I don't think you'd regret it.
You can create commands to clean individual rooms or groups of rooms via Siri now and the Eufy app now.
Hey there
please, I've two questions:
1) does it work offline (without WiFi)? I could only use the hotspot from my smartphone. But I'd like to know if when I'm not at home it will work!
2) Does it have a real anti-tangle brush? I have a very furry dog in the house!
Thanks
good questions hope he answers it
Has it held up? Any errors??
Still going strong!
Very good review, keep it up. Can't wait to get mine. Regarding the roller though, I have an X10 and X9. Unlike the X10, the X9 has the same type of rubberized roller brush as the S1. The X9 does *extremely well* with hair tangles compared to the regular rollers. However, it is not as good at picking up shorter hair.
Thank you. I appreciate you sharing your experience with the roller brushes.
It would be epic video if you do a comparison between this and the SwitchBot S10. Thank you.
It's in the works but it will be on my other channel. ruclips.net/user/moderndayreviews
3 things:
1. (Partially offtipic) I need URGENT review of similar new product - 3i S10 Ultra - new competitor, same mop technology but it extends to catch cor ers, it has green laser for dirt detection and most crazy - the station does not have dirty water tank because it supposedly manages to clean tbe dirty water and reuse it...this definitely begs for tests. And u fortunately has a short kickstarter campaign finishing in 18 days so it is kinda leap of faith
2. I wouldn't recommend trying other detergants different than the approved. Because you know that the robots have small filters that the water go through and if you put something that goes bubbly it can completely block inflow.
3. I think the ozone thing is some modern way of dealing with bacteria. Last 2-3 years there have actually been even a lot of shampoos and body wash for adults and for children/babies that use some form of ozone.
Your video is great, it's just that the critique screen is a bit shaky and unstable, so maybe it could be improved to enhance the viewing experience.
Thank you for your input. I appricate you watching and commenting.
It’s a new product, I am sure they can add a “mop only” mode via firmware update
Downsides of the eufy is - no side cleaning under the furniture/ no siri Voice Assistent /- Extra cleaning product that you have to buy
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Trying to use your code, but it's not working.
it looks like it is not only Eufy's unique mop/clean at the same time. The Swithbot's S10 mini robot has the same mop/clean mechanism! I am not sure if that mop/clean mechanism being pattented but soon maybe Dreame, Roborock would start releasing one so price would drop :)!
So far there is no acutal owner video about the S10 as only promoters' videos only (no reddit found as well) - so I would wait until someone report after months of being used :)!
Yes, I actually reviewed the SwitchBot S10 on this channel ruclips.net/video/vueEwrTB9sw/видео.html It does have a similar roller mop and dual on-board tanks, but the roller on the SwitchBot is even more narrow than the Eufy S1 Pro, so it mops even further away from the baseboards. Neither does great on edges or corners. The Eufy has slightly better obstacle avoidance; however, the SwitchBot has dual stations, and that’s a game-changer simply because it’s less hands-off. I've been using both for a while now and I'll be doing a comparison video on ModernDayReviews soon.
Some people aren't lazy and need something like this due to bad back problems/ injuries or old age.
For me, narwal z ultra is better. We shouldn't think about what robot would clean better a dirty room but rather which one will more efficiently keep a clean room always clean ...
Isnt the Z still on preorder? I reviewed the X and although it cleans well, there were issues I didn't like which most of them they fixed apparently in the Z, but I think they are afraid to send me one to test again. lol
@@ModernDayTech The Z is on sale
@@Visit_Tangier On sale yes, but not shipping, AKA Pre-order!
@@ModernDayTech here on sale and shipping next day
@@Visit_Tangier Where is here?
This unit seems loud. How does it compare with other units? My bro has the Narwhal Freo Z which is real quiet. This one appeals to me due to its low profile and I have a lot of furniture with low clearance on it. It seems a lot louder then then Freo Z
I didn't know Kevin James reviewed robot mops
If you have squeaky wheels its a known issue apparently!
Id rather it miss the edges than spread dirty water around the floor with spinning brushes.
No mop only mode? Wow what a waste of good hardware limited by software.
Why didn't you look up or do some research on what Ozone cleaning tech does, before doing this so you can be a bit more informative on your review instead of leaving us with I don't know which comes off to me as I don't care, which translates to a overall bad review...they sent you this to review for free, if that's even true, and meanwhile I'm in a house with two cats, two kids, and a baby granddaughter who will be crawling around soon, I WISH they'd send me a machine to test my cat litter dusty floors on, and I know what Ozone tech cleaning is, including ionizer which is the same thing really and in a nutshell it's de-atomization of particulates or in other easier words it's breaking down the particles that are attached to smells and destroying them. If I understand correctly this is eliminating stinky water and purifying the water it uses so there is no smell. Stinky odors can't attach to the water because it's been ionized. And there's some other things about mechanical operation and sensitive parts and sensors which is why they have their own detergent.
Sigh, what a shame was looking forward to a good review.
I stopped this video at 6:22 as I can't stand people who do a review but can't be bothered with doing some in depth research to give me a full deep dive into this machine...I can't imagine what you go on for another 10 min and 21 seconds for, I would watch the rest to find out but like you and the lack of research, I too can't be bothered with finding out...I'm also removing the thumbs up....
I'll try you later if you do research and study and say that instead of I don't know, I'll thumbs up and even consider subscribing.
Good day
Thank you for your input and opinion, but I did research ozone technology, and honestly, it feels more like a marketing tool than anything. I even mentioned in my video (at 05:23) that it helps with bacteria and cleaning, but I personally didn’t notice any difference in the smell of my water or the cleanliness of my floors. It's not fair to single out one sentence from an entire segment to suggest I didn’t do my research. I encourage you to start your own channel and review products-then I can analyze every word and detail, and you'll get free products too.
Forcing people to buy a proprietary cleaning detergent seems like such a slimy business practice.
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omg, way too expensive don't be lazy by mop
Don’t be lazy and use a vacuum, buy a broom
@sdcoinshooter It's call saving time. Saving time is important to some people.
dont be lazy use a tooth brush
Mop!?! Broom!?! Toothbrush!?!
You guys must be made of money. Use your tongue and hands and stop being so darn fancy!! 😤
@@jaix7634 Get your water out of a stream with a bucket? Cook your food over an open fire with wood you gathered from the woods? Wash your clothes over a board and a tub? Of course you never use heat or AC in your home?. You must practice 19th century methods to be so judgmental about people using technology to accomplish tasks and make life easier. Well, good for you, enjoy your miserable existence.