Activities for Young Children I wished I do not need to spend my precious time on doing the trivial things but can spend quality time with the kids as well as have some quality me time whenever I can rest. I had been thinking of getting a robotic vacuum cleaner for a while, and after reading Prudent Mummy's SAHM Survival Guide, the desire to own one is even stronger! And so, when I saw a promotion for Mamirobot on Qoo10 and after reading through its' features and watching the product demonstration video, i purchased it immediately! This Mamirobot was awarded the "Best Value For Money Robotic Vacuum Cleaner" in the "Simply Her Smart Shopper Clean Home Heros 2014". I got a really good deal during this promotion! The Features of Mamirobot K7 PPORO that i bought from seller MAMIROBOT-SINGAPORE are: My Mamirobot is charging for its first time At of S$399 inclusive of delivery Pay S$20 lesser when I opt for self collection Comes with an extra handheld vacuum cleaner for easy ad hoc cleaning

Can Mop at the same time or just do mopping function only Comes with 3 years LOCAL Warranty Free Accessories Package worth S$60 bundled in! Of course, this was purchased during the promotion. If you are keen, please do check with the seller directly if they will have a promotion again and please note, I am not affiliated with the seller in any way. This post is also in no ways sponsored by anyone, I am just sharing my own reviews as many friends are asking me about it. this is already day 5 of using the robot! if you looked at the total covered area, there are bound to be slight areas not carried This is how i do it the night before i activated the robot! Most of the things go up the sofa! ;p The amount of dirt captured within two days If you enjoy reading this post, please like me on my Facebook Page as it's where i connect with my readers. I will be very delighted if you can also add me on my newly set up social media accounts - Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.

For some, robot vacuums might carry the whiff of silly self-indulgence. On the other hand, these devices are getting better and better at picking up after us, offering to keep things clean with a level of near total set-and-forget convenience. Since our initial round of robot vacuum reviews in 2013, we've tested new models and come away impressed with the results. Industry leader iRobot debuted the new Roomba 880, which lives up to the company's reputation for top-of-the-line performance. auto hoover vacuum cleanerWe tested additional varieties of Neato cleaners, including the budget-friendly XV Essential and the Super Nintendo-esque XV-21. cat vacuum cleaner robotAs for budget-brand Infinuvo, which bombed with last year's CleanMate QQ5, the company sent over the new Hovo 510 for a second shot, and lo and behold, the thing actually cleans. vacuum cleaners carpet performance rating

One of the most interesting things about our tests is watching each robot make routing decisions. Some of them, like the Neato models, take a regimented, linear approach, finding the boundaries of the room and then moving along in neat rows within that space. The LG Hom-Bot uses a clever camera to turn your ceiling into a reference map for the room. Infinuvo relies on outward spirals to provide room-wide coverage. iRobot's approach is starkly different. An array of sensors on the Roomba constantly reads its surroundings and sends back information about where to go. The resulting navigation can look data-drunk, and the Roomba can take longer to finish a run than its competitors, but in some circumstances it resulted in the cleanest room. None of these vacuums will replace a human-driven upright yet, but if you're looking to use that upright a little less, regular robot vacuum runs can help you stretch out the days between deep cleanings. With a growing number of options to choose from, you're going to want to be sure to shop around before settling on a purchase -- and that's where we come in.

Infinuvo CleanMate QQ5 Regardless of its low price tag, the Infinuvo's $349 CleanMate QQ5 failed to deliver acceptable performance. We can forgive a certain capability gap between products $300 to $400 apart, but considering its hard-to-clean rollers, thoughtless dust bin design, and, in certain circumstances, its complete inability to clean, we wouldn't recommend this vacuum at any price. Read the full review of the Infinuvo CleanMate QQ5.Infinuvo Hovo 510 After the CleanMate QQ5 performed so poorly, we can't claim to have had very high expectations for Infinuvo's follow-up model, the Hovo 510. That said, we were happy to give it a shot, and when we did, the results were a little bit stunning. Like the QQ5, the Hovo 510 is a budget-priced robot vacuum, costing well under $300. But unlike the QQ5, it actually cleans. In some cases, such as on hardwood floors, it cleans really, really well. The pet hair performance remains pretty awful, so you're definitely getting what you pay for, but still, for automated cleaning on a budget, this is a robot vacuum we can actually recommend.

Read the full review of the Infinuvo Hovo 510.iRobot Roomba 880 iRobot replaced the Roomba 790 that we reviewed last year with the Roomba 880. For starters, the clunky paperweight of a touch-screen remote is gone, replaced with a miniature remote that makes a lot more sense. There's also a new "AeroForce Cleaning System" that replaces the old model's bristly brushes with rubbery "extractors," and in our tests, they did a terrific job. One thing that didn't change is the price point. At $699, the Roomba 880 remains a luxury purchase, but as the best Roomba yet, we think it's a splurge you can justify.Read the full review of the iRobot Roomba 880.LG Hom-Bot Square Rather than coming in low like Infinuvo, LG opted to out-luxe iRobot by pushing its Hom-Bot Square to $799 and laying the polish on thick. We were taken with the Hom-Bot's slick design and its focus on features, including a nestling remote, Siri-like voice notifications, and a variety of cleaning modes, one of which will let you manually steer the bot around the specific area you want it to clean.

What we can't say is that the Hom-Bot is a better vacuum. It cleans a large room well enough, but we'd trade that robot voice for an extra sensor, or perhaps a little more juice behind the vacuum intake. Read the full review of the LG Hom-Bot Square. After the Neato XV Signature Pro performed so well for us last year, we decided to see what the rest of the Neato family was capable of. Enter player two, the Neato XV-21, a robot vacuum that bears an uncanny resemblance to a certain gaming system of yore. Like the Signature Pro, this Neato comes to play when it's time to pick up pet hair, and it posted some of the highest scores we've seen from a robot vacuum in that test. This is thanks in part to an upgraded combo brush -- the same one as you'll find in the Signature Pro. The two models are nearly identical, though we did see a few navigational difficulties in the $429 XV-21 that we didn't see in the $449 Signature Pro.Read the full review of the Neato Robotics XV-21 For a slightly less-expensive option, you could also take a look at the $379 Neato XV Essential.

Like its siblings, the albino-looking XV Essential was a steady performer, but it didn't clean quite as effectively as they did, due to the fact that it comes with a downgraded brush. That, along with the fact that it uses a less-robust filter, led us to say that the XV Essential is anything but.Read the full review of the Neato Robotics XV EssentialNeato Robotics XV Signature Pro This Neato breakdown brings us back to where it all began, the XV Signature Pro. If the Roomba is all charm, and the Hom-Bot all polish, the Neato XV Signature Pro is all business. At $449, it lands comfortably in the middle of our roundup, yet when it revs up (loudly) and rolls mechanically, linearly up and down your carpet, it's hard to complain about the results. How does the Signature Pro stack up against the other Neatos? For just $20 more than the XV-21, you're getting an additional high-performance filter, along with what might be a slight uptick in navigational smarts. And if the XV Essential is a storm trooper, the XV Signature Pro is Darth Vader -- we all know who wins that fight.