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

Noisy. About 3-4 months into use makes a high pitched squeeking sound...like shrill. Remote only works if you reset the device manually...every single time. Defeats the purpose of a remote. The mop is a small rag that affixed to the front of the device and gets pushed along the floor. Supposed to wet it, but it drys within seconds of use. Imagine mopping, wringing the mop out, then never being able to rinse it again, and using it to mop your whole floor. It says theres some type of suction. But I dont see where or how. My first series roomba from the mid 2000s was far superior to this thing. DO NOT BUY.

This was a Christmas gift for my mother. She has hard floors and 3 dogs (so a lot of hair and dirt). She tells me she loves it and it has made clean up easier and less frequent. She hasnt complained about the noise level, but I havent asked so I only gave it 4 stars. Also the 4 star for the remote control is because she said that it does not return to the base. However that may be user error.

New Review: I accidentally unpaired the robot from the OKP app. Now its not re-pairing and keeps getting stuck at 85% before it asks me to try again. It gets lost pretty often in my large house and someone always has to go find it. Overall, 3 stars for the initial wow and the one-year meh feelings. Original Review: Let me preface this review by saying, I’m a pretty tech-savvy/intuitive person who doesn’t like to read manuals. With that said, I couldn’t figure out how to get the app to work the first night I used it, so I used the remote control the vacuum came with. Day 2, I sat down and skimmed the manual. Many tries later, the devices finally connected. I have a large house with some stair drops and uneven tiled flooring. The vacuum definitely cleans better on floor than on carpet, despite the product claiming to be better for carpet. My normal vacuum cannot get all the way under the bed, and this one can, but I don’t see too much of a difference between before and after “KC” the K3 made their way through. As for the stair drops, it detects large drops, but not small ones (5+ in vs 2-3 in) and frequently falls down the small stairs before beeping for help. Overall, I give it 3.5 stars. It does the job well enough but there’s definitely room for improvement. Speaking of which, it always vacuums over the same spots over and over…

Ok so I got this lil vacuum on a sale day $91.00, so for the sale price I would say worth it! It’s quiet enough my Shepard doesn’t attack it like he does our normal vacuum. I launch it about 3 times a day with full charges in between and it’s definitely helping me get grit and dog fur maintained. It doesn’t have a remote but you can use the OKP life app. It maps but doesn’t save the map info, it re-maps each time so it can find its dock. It’s not as strong a cleaner on the carpet areas. It struggles over the carpet divider and sometimes can’t make it over. But for a cheaper vacuum I settled for knowing I might have to move it around a bit. It’s a good test for my family to see how helpful it’ll be to own one, and to make sure my dog would leave it alone. Hope this helps!

Love how quiet it can be and how much can it vacuum. We love how it cleans and the settings to either let it do its thing or control remote clean wherever it needs more.

Works well but hard to program and get on wireless net

Great for picking up pet hair and dirt. Wonderful for cleaning under beds and smaller hard to get to places. Doesnt totally take the place of my Hoover, but it does do a great job in between upright vacuuming. And for what I paid for it on sale, it is well worth the cost. Warning: It does go over stairs.

obsessed with the disabled

This is literally the cheapest robot vaccuum on the internet - I know, i looked. For being so cheap, it is really good. Do not expect anything fancy. It is very basic. If you want a bunch of features, spend $300 or more. This one will sweep in random patterns and (usually) return to its base when you tell it to. There’s an app and a remote. If you have any of the following you better prepare the house before you turn it on: - rugs with tassles (I don’t have shaggy carpet but I would not recommend) - stairs that aren’t blocked off (he will fall down them) - cables/cords on the ground (he might get tangled) - furniture you don’t want him going under (he will absolutely go under anything higher than 3 inches off the ground. So there’s a little bit of prep but it’s still way easier than vacuuming the whole place yourself. If you’re lazy like me but you’re also a cheap@$$, this is the robot for you.

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