Hi , where is the list of the once you do recommend?thanks

@@kasiasoto7561 My latest updated list of recommendations can be found here: www.consumeranalysis.com/guides/robot-vacuums/best-robot-vacuum/

funny because Wirecutter recommends the i3 as the best overall robovac

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Yes. Simply pick it up, put it on your second floor, and press clean on the robot. After it completes cleaning that floor, it will return to the location where you put it down.

I would recommend a Roomba i3, i7, or j7. Models from other brands tend to tangle even worse with longer hair than these Roombas.

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Thank you for the kind words! I unfortunately, haven't had a chance to test the Wyze robot but I'll add it to my list of robots to consider buying next time I test robot vacuums.

Is there already an update that brings mapping?

@@mickk989 yes, it suddenly appeared. I still need to use the barriers to prevent it from falling down the stairs (they start with a small step down which is not picked up by the onboard camera), or driving into the food of my cat, but you can use the map to identify rooms and schedule cleaning tasks by room or multiple rooms. Or send it to one place to clean up, in case you need to.

@@Opceedee thank you for your response, I'm actually looking for new robot (with no mopping). I found conflict informations about that update, so let me confirm - it's possible to order it to "clean kitchen nad living room" for example? What this update didn't bring up is multiple floors and closed areas? Those are still available only in high-end models? Would you still recommend this device? I'm living in flat with no stairs and I don't have pets🙂

@@mickk989 this model (i3+) has only one map. But you can put it on another floor and let it run manually. Yes, you can instruct it to clean 2 or more rooms, when they have been mapped and named. For example, i have it clean the living room 3 times per week, but the kitchen every day. Twice a week it is programmed to clean the bathroom, and once a week it is instructed to clean everything. I do have a cat, and clean the house with a mop once per week, after the roomba has done its tour. It has made swiffering every day obsolete, i like it when i come home and there’s no pet hair, dust or litter on the floor. I do grocery shopping while it cleans the entire floor and can do a quick mop when i get back. It does get stuck between the chair legs from time to time. But it doesn’t bother me that much. Yes, i’d recommend, but i would also like exclusion zones (for example the carpet) that more expensive models offer. For this price, i’d give it 8/10 value.

@@Opceedee great, I have just 1 floor, don't have a carpets. It's great that it can run singular rooms, that's why I was wondering to buy higher model i5 or i7, but I don't need those additional functions as mentioned above. I assume that region doesn't matter for utility features, but I'll ask. Do you live in Europe or elsewhere? And one last question, is this clean base working correctly? Or it requires additional effort to maintain (I mean, it's not making a mess inside or around that base) Your tips are very helpful🙂 more than official support🙂

The robot returns to its dock to charge after each cleaning cycle.