OKP K3 Robot Vacuum Cleaner Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with 2000Pa Strong Suction Voice Control for Hardfloor and Carpet,Blue

For very low pile carpet and hard floors, okay. Not thorough, but does some of the work. Not so much on normal plush carpet common in bedrooms. Hard flooring works pretty well. Ill maybe let it run around in the kitchen for the inevitable crumbs that fall. On the berber carpet in the living room, it runs around okay collecting cat hair. Almost fun to watch it bop its head into chair legs. On bedroom plush carpet, it stops a lot. The pile isnt that deep, but it didnt pick up obvious small stuff. I had to rescue it from beneath the bed. It kept hitting a leg and turning back. I dont know if it would have ever come out on its own. Good for cat hair, but this just wont replace regular vacuuming with the upright. Too bad. I hate vacuuming more than anything. I hope the cat hair factory decides he wants to ride it around. Thatd be fun. Hes not afraid because it is very quiet, hes just curious. After a while, he got bored and went for a nap.

Works well but hard to program and get on wireless net

Great running machine I say its a good buy ...altho I caught it on sale

This little guy is amazing. A+ Suction power is top notch and picks up everything. Definitely recommend

I love the vacuum because its easy to start it and it does a good job vacuuming. However, in order to keep it from getting stuck, I have to put blankets down in certain areas and I have to pull the rugs up. For an inexpensive vacuum, it does the job.

We have 4 dogs and have to sweep daily to keep up with the hair. This picks up all the hair plus crumbs and anything else. Money well spent! The floors are cleaner and the house smells a lot less of dogs.

Decent for the price compared to more expensive brands. A friend has the $600 and her is very quiet. I wasn’t willing to pay that and found this on sale. It seems to like to get stuck under my bed (we have hard wood floors). It does pick up a LOT of pet hair!

I have been using the OKP K3 robovac for 2 weeks now. We live in a sandy area and we have 3 dogs and some guinea pigs that like to toss wood chips all over. The robovac does a great job on our hardwood flooring, picking up most of the hair, dirt and wood chips, but it does not do as well when it comes to our carpets and door mats. In those cases, it still removes a bit of dirt and debris, however if you are looking for a direct replacement for your normal vacuum, you will be disappointed. Still, the robovac might save you one day a week from having to vacuum, so its a win in my book. Onto the small nuances: The robovac tends to get stuck underneath my desk chair and cant find its way out. Now, I just remove the desk chair whenever I use the robovac to clean my office - no big deal. The robovac is a bit aggressive in pushing things around. It will knock over our dog gates and it will unplug some of our cords instead of moving around them. Once in a while the robovac has an issue finding the charging base and will wander around for a while before being able to find it. The app doesnt seem to give me the option for the cleaning paths, its just randomized, only the remote gives me the ability to set the cleaning paths. The remote on the other hand doesnt seem to tell the robovac to go to the charging base, only the app does that. Luckily I have the ability to use both the remote and the app, but in the future Id like to see this resolved. All in all, I am happy with this purchase - although it is not perfect, it saves me a bit of time. Ill update this review if anything changes.

It picked up most of the stuff on the floor but not all. It kept losing the home station and would run out of battery while bumping walls looking for it. I had it in a 15x20 room only, and it still couldnt figure it out.

It keeps going over same spot constantly doesn’t seem to know what it is supposed to do