This Robovac’s Robotic Arm Is a Swing and a Miss

Of course, the point of difference between Z70 and any other Robovac is the goal called Roborock Omnigrip. When the robot encounters an object that he knows as something that can clean, “Sorting item”, then announces a plastic panel with a plastic panel and a pencil pump. Then it is expected to hold the arm. Saros Z70 comes with a small cardboard box with printed QR codes on each side. In a friend’s application, you have set the place of that box and robovac’s small items (like paper or sock balls) are likely to take it and bring it into the shoe zone that you assign it. Currently, it is limited to recognizing slippers, socks and paper balls, but Roborock says that these opportunities will be added in future updates.

I’ll see what I say “probable” several times. This is deliberate. Unfortunately, the performance of Saros Z70 was completely cloudy when it comes to fulfilling special recommendations. In fact, to recognize a fairly good job and take paper balls (often when you can often see them in my carpet) and the odd cases you miss and will hold it. The problem is in sorting. I ran more than 40 tests with paper balls and casual socks and only once I managed to put a paper ball in the sorting box. Wild! I worked with Roborock, tested with various box placements, I placed the zone differently in the application and compiled my whole apartment. It was so bad that Roborock sent me a substitute body to make sure that there was nothing wrong with me. Nope. Each time the robot took a paper ball and take a place near the box and throw it on the floor, usually the box will be thrown inside 18 inches. He would look towards the box, then turn and throw it at the last moment. It was mad.

Performance with slippers was even worse. Although most of my tests can see them in the application that Z70 correctly identifies them as slippers / shoes, Robovac will whistle them in and twist them around. Several times, the arm will emerge and take a slip, but then he will take back around the place for a second. There were three types of slippers and with a shoe on both hard wooden floors and a shoe on the carpet and a zero interest rate.

This is very disappointed. I guess Roborock has aware of these issues and has already made a statement for the amendments planned for June and July, but I can review this product as I tried and, unfortunately, my reservations outside Z70.

One of the main differences between our favorite Z70 and previous roborocks is a new vacuum brush design. Sections such as Saros 10R, Saros 10 and Grevo Curv, a roller brush and the system are released in the middle and the system is released even if it is released in the system. Saros Z70 is a brush that has a single roll of a smaller diameter, guessing to prepare more space for the robot’s body living in the body. Unfortunately, the new brush just doesn’t work. Snack Gauntlet was more prone to shaking gold fish crackers and shocking the goldfish crackers and cheerios, and the previous sections float them with little difficulty. It was even worse with pistachio shells. While there was a tougher problem, the sections with a fragmented brush design managed to choke them. With Z70, when it is just closed between brush and floor, the roll has prevented the rotation of all of the roll. He just dragged them and made a terrible sound until I came to me. I also saw that the Z70’s mops were more dripping than the previous roborocks I have been tested and tend to lane.

Saros Z70 has more difficulty with more navigable than the previous Roborocks we tested. Often gets slow, inexplicable routes. Once I used a voice order (works with Google’s house, Alexa and Apple’s house, and it has its own microphone and independent), “Clean the rocky, cuisine” and just cleaned the front of my kitchen. Only when using the application to try again, he just cleaned the front. This was not the problem of cleaning my kitchen many times during the last two weeks. I had to command a special zone to clean up the rear and even this did not approach the edges of the wall as it was in the corner or as a loud. Z70 was very shot and missed when he came to prevent power cables.

This is an individual choice, but I think there is more eye than the dock, Grevo Curv or Saros 10 (although it is effective with 10r). The water tanks on the top are not covered, and it is a little more visually obtrusive. I noticed the walls of Z70 and brought a little more along the wall, and it created white traces that rubbed on the paint – I do not like it. Z70 is likely to cause “clever dirt”, which will cause you to turn back and re-clean an area, but it often left messes in the awakening, then returned to the finished base.

The first person you can use to move items with hand and entertaining in a fun way has a remote control mode. It is not something that you really use when you are at home so slow.

The real nail price in the coffin is. Z70 has already debuted its $ 2,000 in the planet, which makes the most expensive robovac. But between initial announcement and actual availability, Hit Trump’s tariffsAnd the guy struck hard. In response, Roborock Saros raised the price of Z70 in an attractive way for $ 2,600. This is more expensive than Saros 10r and does not make basic cleansing my tests. The engineering group has spent a lot of time because there is no sources of a hunch that I spent so much time.

If I sound like I’m disappointed, it’s really really disappointed. Robovacs suffer from deplay. All these days of each other’s clones each other, so I was excited to see something different. Saros Z70 was a big swing and companies love it, especially when it can represent many additional convenience for the consumer. Unfortunately, Roborock’s first attempt is a swing and boring. The bot has a potential because it can actually develop with software updates, although it is still concerned about the new Ridge Brush, I can say that Saros Z70 massively hid his promises.