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This robot, can vacuum, mop, and relief itself in it’s docking station.
Inside the docking station we got the two plastic tanks. One for dirty, and the other one for clean water. They are very easy to fill and dispose of.
It takes about 4 or 5 hours to fully charge the battery and it’s enough for more than one full home mop-up.
This robot is equipped with rotating laser sensor, which allows it to accurately measure it’s surroundings. It will automatically map your house. You can also select a specific area to clean and see the robot’s path.
In addition, you can choose if you want to mop or to vacuum, or both.
You can select mop humidity, and you can also select the vacuum power level. If you set this on Strong or Turbo, it will make considerable noise.
I found the robot very capable; it avoids obstacles without the need to bump into them, It efficiently plans the cleaning path and it reaches those hard to get spots and manages to find it’s way out.
According to the user-manual it is not allowed to add any soap into the water tank, so I spray a little on the floor here and there just to make it a little nicer.
This robot can also detect rugs and lift the moping pad when needed.
It autonomously returns to docking station when it needs to refill the water tank and it can clean and dry the mopping brushes while charging.
When you have this red light flashing, meaning the water-level is low. The refill process is simple and convenient. And it is very satisfying to empty the dirty water tank, but the nasty smell of floor juice is not the best.
Overall, this robot is great, however, cleaning corners and tight spots is not optimal.
If you have some free floor and you hate to mop it, this is a great solution.
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[@ThePanEthiopian]

Hey techgurl i saw your lenovo battery replacement video and i had a question. Where did you find the battery? And can it work without the battery safely?

[@Techgurl]

It can usualy work fine without battery. What laptop model do you have?