Great Idea, i just picked one up, wasn't shopping for him, went to target for something else and it caught my attention, did you name him? If I keep mine, I will, maybe robby, or thats too easy:), We have a house help, but she has kept to the stay at home, still paying her, but my wife and I have had to change hats a bit, as most America, hope your well and hope this virus has brought you closer as a family and God. We need a revival or its not over, just begun Regards, I am Cross.
Thank you for the helpful review! I picked up a brand new 240 off of FB Market today because they were not available on Amazon. It was $80 NIB. Based on reviews, I chose this model for just getting the job done. My husband and I giggled at the small size, brought it home and it started to prove itself right for the job! Just ordered reusable pads and looking for a backup battery at the moment.
The instructions say start it in the left corner of a room so probably why it didn’t clean half of the room on that run. Good video cant wait to see the others reviewed 👍
I’m very impressed by our brava jet we got today. It mops so efficiently and the battery lasted a lot longer than I thought it would! Filling the tank was a learning curve but eventually got it filled lol. Great video as usual!
Having both the m6 and 240. M6 runs on the main floor via scheduling, affordable 240 does the bathrooms on the second floor where hallways and bedrooms are carpeted. Reusable pads work awesome. 240 is very small and tight, does a better deep clean scubing then M6. M6 is a better whole house option. 240 can do a few small rooms (our whole 2 bedroom suite) and then returns perfectly back to the start location completely avoiding all newly learned obstacles,.
I had the M6 and hated it! Simple is better!!!! M6 has threshold issues, and reliability issues. I've had the 240 for almost a year, and it's reliable and effective! I use it about every 2 weeks just to mop. It's an awesome helper, and Amazon always seems to have used 240s for major discounts!
My only complaints about this robot is that when the nozzle gets clogged iRobot recommend me buying new one. That nozzle is just a piece of nozzle and they don’t replace it. And they don’t sell spare parts for that nozzle.
So easy to operate!Super job on tile floors...even after I swept the areas,the dry pad still got up an amazing amount of debris!Finished up with the damp pad with good result!Would definitely recommend this item👍❗️ Fun watching the cats trying to figure out if this moving intruder was a danger to them!
The only issue is that it has huuge problems with connectivity. Out of all the phones I tried (Galaxy Note 9, S7 Edge, IPhone 6 and IPhone 8) IPhone 8 was the only one it worked with. They are using some specific version of the Bluetooth protocol which has issues with most of the phones :-/.
It was the placement of the starting point, because Roomba says this robot must be placed to start cleaning always from the lower left corner of the room 😉
This review came out a few days ago? I've bought the item today, and it seems trustworthy. Can you try out the reusable pads to see if the quality holds up?
I really like the concept. Simple, relatively low cost - just put it on a floor and let it mop. Ideal for bathrooms & kitchens. My biggest concern is 150sq feet isn’t a particularly big area, only one medium sized room. I suppose one solution might be to use the virtual “don’t clean stuff behind my starting line” feature to clean a bigger open plan area in two goes. Set an imaginary dividing line down the middle of the area then do two runs with it starting on the dividing line but pointing different ways each time to do the two halves. Even so I’d quite like to see a slightly bigger brother that shared the simplicity but had slightly bigger pad/tank/battery to maybe be able to do 300sq feet in one go.
I use this to dry sweep a large open area cafe floor, by placing it strategically in specific locations(it travels forward and to the right, also it will travel like 10 feet forward before turning around if it does not hit a wall) it is possible to chunk up large floors. this one actually has an advantage in its navigation being virtually unlimited with some manual help. after enough lines it will give up and go back to the start and do some finishing up and end near where it started, but a battery swap and new starting location in a different area it will just keep going and going Using two batteries and single charger it is possible to run it continuously in dry sweeping as it uses very little battery, after each job the previous battery would already be charged. Doing large mopping jobs will significantly drain the battery and it will take an hour or more to charge, but for our floors we found just doing daily dry sweeping using the reusable pads that we spray off and let dry is adequate Not mentioned in the video also has a targeted 4 foot by 4 foot mode(requires the app), which is great for mopping specific areas(like under a table) so it doesn't waste time wondering around
I’m kinda curious about the Makita DRC200Z Robotic Vac , yes it’s more aimed at industrial/commercial applications but would be interesting to see what kinda numbers it comes up with
I just bought one to help the Braava 380t. It turns out it is better than 380t which is discontinued. One thing I want to do is to know how to open the battery packe to replace the new 18650 with higher capacity for longer run in 1 charge. Currently, it is running about 2 hours in 1 charge.
I have problems with it on some of my glossy tiled floors which are pretty slippy when wet. It will go into a corner and then when manoeuvring to get out of the corner the wheels will slip and that throws off it's internal map. It then starts going more diagonally across the room and can miss parts it thinks it has done, especially if it happens again and the error builds up. Also if using the virtual wall when this happens it will start crossing over one side of the wall and not going near the other. I guess the M6 would be better for those areas as it could reorient itself with its cameras.
It does leave streaks when it dries on a new pad! I also would advise if your floors are not perfectly flat and slope it won’t clean as effective. Also I have owned this for two years and had gone through 2 For the price point it’s good but for a mop a traditional hand mop does a better job as it used to advise not to use any cleaning solution in the water tank
I want a completely hands off approach. Kind of like the newer vacuums with the auto empty. I'm sure someone could make one with a raspberry Pi or something, but that's far outside most peoples capabilities or lazyness heh
Cute, small robot. And it does a good job of staying off of carpet. Did you get a chance to test it in any oddly shaped spaces and if yes, how did it do? It would also be interesting to see how clean the floor really was after having the same damp pad pushed around. I suspect machines that put down clean solution and vacuum it up or a plain, old fashioned mop and bucked would leave a hygienically cleaner floor. FWIW (not much), I prefer the old music to the new "modern" generic kids music you're using now. Yes, I'm a boomer.
Awsome! Quick question, how did you do the effect on minute 03:23? does it has a name? or maybe just with the program and feature? I think I need to do the same to prove and claim the guarantee of my Jet 240. Thank you for your assistance.
Great review. Have been wondering about this. We only have a kitchen and bathroom with hard floors, so probably not worth it - but I do love my gadgets. Have you seen Amazon have released their own AmazonBasics robot vacuum? Almost no reviews out there.
hi. i just bought one of these. really amazing little thing. please can you do a review on the replacement batteries including the third party batteries which I've seen have more than triple capacity in mha. I'm concerned if i should but them plus will or it damage the 240 somehow? please do a video on this as on eBay there are dozens of battery options for the 240. long time follower. big fan. would be awesome to get this information from your in a video. thanks either way. I'm glad i spent only 150gbp on this rather than 700gbp send get the same result! I've called mine fluffy! fuzz from London uk!
The issue with the bigger capacity batteries is their weight. It throws off the balance of the braava and weights it towards the back, which means it tilts up slightly enough to possibly affect the cleaning power of the mop (since it lifts it up off the floor in the front where the pad is). Since you want to get the best clean possible, it's unfortunately not worth it.
Hej, very good review. I have a question if you have knowledge about that. If i have 2 batteries for 240 and I exchange the flat one on the full charged in the middle of the task, would it continue where it “dropped” to complete the task or would it start from scratch? Best regards Nat
Hello, We need a robot that mops our 200 sqm2 flat. We have only tiles with no carpet. The tiles are white and easy to notice any hair and dirt. Can you suggest a robot that will mop tiles with no stains but with little of hair and dust?
Hey’ im knew to your channel but i recently bought my parents a Shark IQ self empty because of your review. I had a question about robot vaccums in general, we have husky puppy and she sometimes flicks water out of her dish or sometimes we might accidentally drop a ice cube from the fridge and if we dont realize, it melts on the floor, my question is do you think that these small puddles of water will be harmful to the vacuum? Obviously big puddles of water arent good for them but i was just wondering about small bits of water that might get over looked and sucked up
Hi! Love your videos! I'm thinking about buying a new vacuum. I currently have a Dyson V10 and it has good performance but I have pets and it doesn't really hold up well, the roller gets clogged, the bin isn't big enough etc. I'm thinking of either a Shark NV800 or the Miele CX1 Blizzard Cat & Dog, but I don't see any info you have on the Miele CX1 or any info or comparisons between these 2 at all on the internet. What are your thoughts?
My only concern with these is do they not spray your skirting boards and furniture? Like when it gets to a wall surely it squirts liquid at the wall then crashes into it and turns around?
I have one of these and it will drive somewhere first, then back up and spray that spot to make sure it’s not spraying on anything but the floor. I’ve never had it spray the wall or furniture
Even if it does, it sprays a very limited amount of liquid. It’s designed not transition to carpet and shouldn’t spray directly into a wall with its algorithm.
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I LOVEE this little one, I put googly eyes on him and like to watch him mop my house
Great Idea, i just picked one up, wasn't shopping for him, went to target for something else and it caught my attention, did you name him? If I keep mine, I will, maybe robby, or thats too easy:), We have a house help, but she has kept to the stay at home, still paying her, but my wife and I have had to change hats a bit, as most America, hope your well and hope this virus has brought you closer as a family and God. We need a revival or its not over, just begun
Regards, I am Cross.
Oh it's great for bathrooms and small kitchens. Love mine!!! Just purchase the reusable pads and you are set!
Thank you for the helpful review! I picked up a brand new 240 off of FB Market today because they were not available on Amazon. It was $80 NIB. Based on reviews, I chose this model for just getting the job done. My husband and I giggled at the small size, brought it home and it started to prove itself right for the job! Just ordered reusable pads and looking for a backup battery at the moment.
今でもBraavaは輝いてます。とても良い動画をありがとう。
The instructions say start it in the left corner of a room so probably why it didn’t clean half of the room on that run. Good video cant wait to see the others reviewed 👍
Matt Diffey !
Hi 👋🏻
I’m very impressed by our brava jet we got today. It mops so efficiently and the battery lasted a lot longer than I thought it would! Filling the tank was a learning curve but eventually got it filled lol. Great video as usual!
Great to hear!
This is one of the funniest, yet most informative product review videos I have ever seen! Very excited to receive my Braava "budget vacuum" ;)
It was the starting point. The starting point has to be bottom left corner.
The app lets you customise the amount of water it uses for damp and wet mopping individually for disposable and reusable pads.
Irobot needs to bring back their original model, the one that actually scrubs and sucks up the water
Scooba
Having both the m6 and 240. M6 runs on the main floor via scheduling, affordable 240 does the bathrooms on the second floor where hallways and bedrooms are carpeted. Reusable pads work awesome. 240 is very small and tight, does a better deep clean scubing then M6. M6 is a better whole house option. 240 can do a few small rooms (our whole 2 bedroom suite) and then returns perfectly back to the start location completely avoiding all newly learned obstacles,.
Can't wait to see the Braava Jet 380 review and see how it does on your tests. I own that one and really like it. It's not fast but it works well.
I had the M6 and hated it! Simple is better!!!! M6 has threshold issues, and reliability issues. I've had the 240 for almost a year, and it's reliable and effective! I use it about every 2 weeks just to mop. It's an awesome helper, and Amazon always seems to have used 240s for major discounts!
My only complaints about this robot is that when the nozzle gets clogged iRobot recommend me buying new one. That nozzle is just a piece of nozzle and they don’t replace it. And they don’t sell spare parts for that nozzle.
So easy to operate!Super job on tile floors...even after I swept the areas,the dry pad still got up an amazing amount of debris!Finished up with the damp pad with good result!Would definitely recommend this item👍❗️
Fun watching the cats trying to figure out if this moving intruder was a danger to them!
Thanks for this review! It’s an older machine but nice to see that it’s still a solid option
Thank you for this! I was confused with the different iRobot mop models.
It also has a Bluetooth connection so you can use it with the iRobot home app!
The only issue is that it has huuge problems with connectivity. Out of all the phones I tried (Galaxy Note 9, S7 Edge, IPhone 6 and IPhone 8) IPhone 8 was the only one it worked with. They are using some specific version of the Bluetooth protocol which has issues with most of the phones :-/.
It was the placement of the starting point, because Roomba says this robot must be placed to start cleaning always from the lower left corner of the room 😉
This review came out a few days ago? I've bought the item today, and it seems trustworthy.
Can you try out the reusable pads to see if the quality holds up?
Loving it!!
I really like the concept. Simple, relatively low cost - just put it on a floor and let it mop. Ideal for bathrooms & kitchens.
My biggest concern is 150sq feet isn’t a particularly big area, only one medium sized room. I suppose one solution might be to use the virtual “don’t clean stuff behind my starting line” feature to clean a bigger open plan area in two goes. Set an imaginary dividing line down the middle of the area then do two runs with it starting on the dividing line but pointing different ways each time to do the two halves. Even so I’d quite like to see a slightly bigger brother that shared the simplicity but had slightly bigger pad/tank/battery to maybe be able to do 300sq feet in one go.
I have the Neato D3, roomba 980, brava m6. LOVE THEM ALL
Hey Chris? Are you thinking of making a robot vacuum review for Miele Scout RX2 Home Vision? I just noticed that you don't have review on that robot..
I use this to dry sweep a large open area cafe floor, by placing it strategically in specific locations(it travels forward and to the right, also it will travel like 10 feet forward before turning around if it does not hit a wall) it is possible to chunk up large floors. this one actually has an advantage in its navigation being virtually unlimited with some manual help. after enough lines it will give up and go back to the start and do some finishing up and end near where it started, but a battery swap and new starting location in a different area it will just keep going and going
Using two batteries and single charger it is possible to run it continuously in dry sweeping as it uses very little battery, after each job the previous battery would already be charged.
Doing large mopping jobs will significantly drain the battery and it will take an hour or more to charge, but for our floors we found just doing daily dry sweeping using the reusable pads that we spray off and let dry is adequate
Not mentioned in the video also has a targeted 4 foot by 4 foot mode(requires the app), which is great for mopping specific areas(like under a table) so it doesn't waste time wondering around
I’m kinda curious about the Makita DRC200Z Robotic Vac , yes it’s more aimed at industrial/commercial applications but would be interesting to see what kinda numbers it comes up with
I just bought one to help the Braava 380t. It turns out it is better than 380t which is discontinued. One thing I want to do is to know how to open the battery packe to replace the new 18650 with higher capacity for longer run in 1 charge. Currently, it is running about 2 hours in 1 charge.
Go find an iRobot scooba, that would be awesome
Please make a new comparison of all the robot mops! Curious to see one 😊💪🏼
Just got an ad for this robot... before the vid
I'd like it if they came down in price to something more reasonable. I think I'll buy a Crosswave and provide the intelligence myself.
Would love to see how the iRobot Braava jet 240 compares with the Roborock Xiaowa E20.
I have problems with it on some of my glossy tiled floors which are pretty slippy when wet.
It will go into a corner and then when manoeuvring to get out of the corner the wheels will slip and that throws off it's internal map.
It then starts going more diagonally across the room and can miss parts it thinks it has done, especially if it happens again and the error builds up.
Also if using the virtual wall when this happens it will start crossing over one side of the wall and not going near the other.
I guess the M6 would be better for those areas as it could reorient itself with its cameras.
Excellent review, thanks .
Thanks for this review
It does leave streaks when it dries on a new pad! I also would advise if your floors are not perfectly flat and slope it won’t clean as effective. Also I have owned this for two years and had gone through 2 For the price point it’s good but for a mop a traditional hand mop does a better job as it used to advise not to use any cleaning solution in the water tank
I have one. The top of mine got scratched up by a screw, while under some furniture. Gonna have to sand it down, I think.
Valeu pelos videos, realmente ajudam!
I sure debated about getting this, but my daughter got me a Roomba and I was ready to have another robot mop.
When will I get the pleasure of seeing your wonderful employee Jacob featured in one of these videos?
Yesss
👍
Please review the narwhal!
Check out the ILIFE shinebot as well!
I want a completely hands off approach. Kind of like the newer vacuums with the auto empty. I'm sure someone could make one with a raspberry Pi or something, but that's far outside most peoples capabilities or lazyness heh
When are you reviewing the iLife w400?????
Cute, small robot. And it does a good job of staying off of carpet. Did you get a chance to test it in any oddly shaped spaces and if yes, how did it do? It would also be interesting to see how clean the floor really was after having the same damp pad pushed around. I suspect machines that put down clean solution and vacuum it up or a plain, old fashioned mop and bucked would leave a hygienically cleaner floor.
FWIW (not much), I prefer the old music to the new "modern" generic kids music you're using now. Yes, I'm a boomer.
I bought one for 6€ from someone who didn’t really know what is was lol 😂 so I guess it can only be a great value for me
Maybe it was a bomb
😂
WORLD PRODUCTION allahu ahkbar
Awsome!
Quick question, how did you do the effect on minute 03:23? does it has a name?
or maybe just with the program and feature?
I think I need to do the same to prove and claim the guarantee of my Jet 240.
Thank you for your assistance.
Great review. Have been wondering about this. We only have a kitchen and bathroom with hard floors, so probably not worth it - but I do love my gadgets.
Have you seen Amazon have released their own AmazonBasics robot vacuum? Almost no reviews out there.
hi. i just bought one of these. really amazing little thing.
please can you do a review on the replacement batteries including the third party batteries which I've seen have more than triple capacity in mha. I'm concerned if i should but them plus will or it damage the 240 somehow? please do a video on this as on eBay there are dozens of battery options for the 240. long time follower. big fan. would be awesome to get this information from your in a video. thanks either way. I'm glad i spent only 150gbp on this rather than 700gbp send get the same result! I've called mine fluffy!
fuzz from London uk!
The issue with the bigger capacity batteries is their weight. It throws off the balance of the braava and weights it towards the back, which means it tilts up slightly enough to possibly affect the cleaning power of the mop (since it lifts it up off the floor in the front where the pad is). Since you want to get the best clean possible, it's unfortunately not worth it.
Review the ROOMBA e5!
Hej, very good review. I have a question if you have knowledge about that. If i have 2 batteries for 240 and I exchange the flat one on the full charged in the middle of the task, would it continue where it “dropped” to complete the task or would it start from scratch? Best regards Nat
Can you review the germguardian ac4100?
Fun little thing
Hi Chris, please do you try to buy somewhere still new Scooba and do a Scooba VS Braava video?
Does this have a scheduler? and does it dock itself?
Anyone have any experience with this and dog urine? Can you tell me how well it handles it?
Hello,
We need a robot that mops our 200 sqm2 flat. We have only tiles with no carpet. The tiles are white and easy to notice any hair and dirt. Can you suggest a robot that will mop tiles with no stains but with little of hair and dust?
Can the Braava Jet 240 clean a wet bathroom floor? And will he do a good job, there?
Can you review the new Quantum Vacuum?
can you review alfawise v10 max robot Vaccum cleaner?
Hey’ im knew to your channel but i recently bought my parents a Shark IQ self empty because of your review. I had a question about robot vaccums in general, we have husky puppy and she sometimes flicks water out of her dish or sometimes we might accidentally drop a ice cube from the fridge and if we dont realize, it melts on the floor, my question is do you think that these small puddles of water will be harmful to the vacuum? Obviously big puddles of water arent good for them but i was just wondering about small bits of water that might get over looked and sucked up
Anyone put a little cleaning solution in theirs? Bona? A little Murphy oil soap?
No, they recommend only water so the sprayer doesn’t clog. You can’t replace the sprayer if it gets clogged
What is the best robot mop for tile floors?
charger failed and need of replacement but hard to find
So this one doesn't use Visual Slam?
What juice you used in the test?
I'll stick with my Roborock S5's mopping attachment.
Samuel Bomorse that thing is like $450, this mop is $165...
But is it a mop or a vacuum plus mop?!
Hi! Love your videos!
I'm thinking about buying a new vacuum. I currently have a Dyson V10 and it has good performance but I have pets and it doesn't really hold up well, the roller gets clogged, the bin isn't big enough etc.
I'm thinking of either a Shark NV800 or the Miele CX1 Blizzard Cat & Dog, but I don't see any info you have on the Miele CX1 or any info or comparisons between these 2 at all on the internet.
What are your thoughts?
Adri Ramzan buy a shark. Just an FYI the duo clean roller will fail and isn’t under warranty. But one without it.
Test Narwhal floor washer,?? looks like the first real floor washer.
My only concern with these is do they not spray your skirting boards and furniture? Like when it gets to a wall surely it squirts liquid at the wall then crashes into it and turns around?
I have one of these and it will drive somewhere first, then back up and spray that spot to make sure it’s not spraying on anything but the floor. I’ve never had it spray the wall or furniture
Even if it does, it sprays a very limited amount of liquid. It’s designed not transition to carpet and shouldn’t spray directly into a wall with its algorithm.
How much it costs??? U said is cheap, but didn't mention the price
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Hi do you still you prefer the nv800 over the new apex?
I really wish the nv800 had the zero m
Yeah
Can you wash dirty moppingpads in the washing machine?
the reusable ones yes, I spray/dry them between uses and maybe once a month wash them with some towels
Could you tell me which braava is the quietest? Jet m6, jet 240, or braava 390t?
240 is basically silent
Can anyone link me the reusable pads for this ?
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Shark is better than Dyson!
Easy-peasy..
First
First time first! Nice!
Omg he love my comment thank you so much
Iyaa li
4:05 who would do that lol
It’s so Tiinie
Late
How much is 150 square feet?
@John Petty how much is that? i use metric
@@JanSeewald roughly 3m * 4.5m
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Huh? What’s the freaking point? It’s so tiny! More like a toy than an actual appliance.
I sent it back. Useless.