Name: Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo 930
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Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo 930

Compact Size<br><ul><li>Smart Navi for customized cleaning, obstacle detection, and Anti-Drop stair safety technology</li><li>Interchangeable suction options</li><li>Voice enabled through Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant</li><li>Cleaning mode: Auto, Area, or User-defined. Comes with: DEEBOT OZMO 930, docking station, (4) side brushes, direct suction option, reservoir, (2) cleaning cloths, cloth plate, filter. Dims: 13.9 x 13.9 x 4 (in) - 10.6 lbs. 1-year manufacturer's warranty</li><li>Carpet Identification with automatic suction adjustment. Includes auto recharge and resume technology, charging time is approximately 3-4 hours</li><li>Dustbin Capacity: 470 Ml. Water tank capacity: 250 mL. Up to 110-minute vacuuming time per charge</li></ul>

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The DEEBOT OZMO 930 represents the next generation of DEEBOTs, and is the first robotic vacuum that can change cleaning power based on floor type. Using ECOVAC’s revolutionary new OZMO technology, the DEEBOT OZMO 930 can both vacuum and mop, depending on your floor. With our latest Adaptive Floor Sensing (AFS) technology, your DEEBOT OZMO 900 will avoid carpets while mopping without user intervention, and on carpet, AFS will increase suction power automatically for a deeper cleaning. Additionally, the OZMO 930 is equipped with the latest Smart Navi laser-based mapping so it knows where it is and how to get smarter about cleaning. With the ECOVACS App in your hands, you can effortlessly schedule cleaning times and set cleaning modes, monitor the cleaning status, and enjoy all the convenience of automated housework. You can also use the map to draw virtual boundaries or pinpoint specific areas to clean or avoid. The OZMO 930 works with Amazon Alexa & Google Assistant to start, stop, and charge just by asking Alexa or Google.

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was an early adopter of robot vacuums, but I had not upgraded since that original purchase. Boy, has technology progressed in the meantime! Just on the cool-technology aspect, you can watch it generate a map of your floor plan in real time on its first trip around your house. It uses lidar to get a rough estimate of where everything is, then fills in the picture as it moves around. Instead of running full force into your walls and furniture, it slows down as it approaches obstacles. It still can't tell exactly how tall the gaps around your floorboards and cabinets are, but it will try to get in there. It happens to be just the wrong height to get under the front edge of my dishwasher, and it almost gets caught under there but manages to work itself free. The more mundane aspects have been improved as well. The filter/dirt trap is super easy to remove and empty. This model also includes the ability to mop your floor, but I don't find that feature very compelling. It's a pain to fill the water reservoir and attach the mopping surface, which you're then supposed to remove and clean after use. There's also no way to distinguish between mopping and vacuuming in the controls--if there's water in the reservoir, it mops; if there's no water, it doesn't. But back to the good features... Once it's mapped your house, it will automatically recognize rooms, and you can direct it to clean specific ones. It's also compatible with Alexa, so you can just tell it to start vacuuming without pulling out your phone and opening the app. On the downside, you can't tell it to vacuum a specific room, even though you can name them in the app. For that, you still have to use your phone. Maybe that will be a future improvement for Alexa. For now though, it's still very impressive.

much better than earlier robots

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We lovingly named her DeeDee and she is amazing! I am moving and so the first map she created will not necessarily be accurate when everything is in place, but it's so easy to reset the map and have her start over. The Ecovacs app is easy to use and it seems the designers took a long time to make it work well. The mopping feature works great, even on hardwood floors. They aren't left wet, maybe damp. I was amazed at how much dust and dirt was in the bin after she mopped an already cleaned house. She gets in tight spots, including corners and can easily tell the difference between carpet and hard flooring. I would recommend DeeDee to anyone who is looking for a robot vacuum.

Love this little robot

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this about a month ago as an anniversary gift. It has made such a difference. I live in Honolulu, where we keep our windows open. We live by the main Highway and have problems with dust. We also have 2 rabbits that shed constantly. Having deepbot- has helped tremendously with keeping the dust down and the fur. It's great. Plus it takes no work on my part. The only think I would change is having a setting to mop automatically like the sweeping!

Great machine

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received this robot as a gift and I find that it works so much better than my old robotic vacuum. I love the fact that it goes back and forth in a straight line, rather than randomly around the room, and that I can track its progress via the app. The dual side brushes are an improvement over the single side brush of the old robot I had, too. Quiet! Did I mention that it's quiet? And it speaks to tell you what may be wrong, rather than forcing you to memorize a complex series of musical tones to alert you to a problem. The DEEBOT goes over floor vents and black pattern colors in carpet with no issues (doesn't think they're a drop-off), and the battery lasts long enough to do the entire square footage of my home before needing a recharge. My old robot could barely finish one room before requiring charging. No need for batteries for guidance modules, as the DEEBOT can "see" where it's going, and remembers where it's been, and no accidentally kicking the modules across a room because they're in the way. Keeping the robot out of places, or telling it to clean a specific area has never been easier. I can't wait to try out the floor mopping feature, too! I love my DEEBOT!

Fantastic Robot!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I did a lot of research on which of these bots to go with.  Initially was going to purchase the latest and greatest rumba, but then I saw this dee-bot with mopping abilities I knew that would be the way to go!  It is amazing!  The vacuum is very strong and does well on carpet, area rugs, and hard floors.  Dee knows when to turn up the suction on rugs and when it's time to mop it has the hard floors figured out.  The phone app is easy and fun to use!  I'm still amazed at how Dee knows where things are.  We had to adjust a few end tables out a few more inches so she wouldn't get stuck during a cleaning cycle.

Life Changer... Sucks and Mops!!!!

I purchased the Neato connected and Samsung Powerbot R9250.
The pros of the vacuum are:
•	Mapping feature with ability to select a room
•	Virtual wall
•	Ability to mop
•	Knows the difference between wood or tile and carpet
The cons of the vacuum are:
•	Cleaning area is not square foot
•	No ability to combine areas
•	Need larger dust bin
•	Need wider rollers similar to Neato and Samsung

Great vacuum and mop with a needed improvements

After significant researching into robot vacuum cleaners and testing out a competitor that used a camera to navigate, the Ozmo 930 is the best bang for your buck. As of this review, the Ozmo is really the only bot that actually maps, out of all the advertised mapping bots. The others, be it lidar, camera, or ultrasonic "mapping" bots really only use their sensors for orientation but delete the map after completing a run nullifying all they have learned. So, you can't set virtual boundaries, or set precise cleaning areas or just send them to a single room. Like me, as you are researching your options you may think the limiting factor to this tech is suction. However, after testing the Ozmo and the Samsung Powerbot R7090, which arguably has the best suction among any robotic vacuum cleaner, I was wrong. The limiting factor is actually navigation. Nothing so far even comes close to the Ozmo in this regard and if you want a bot that you never have to babysit, this is the one for you. Hopefully, Ecovacs will soon fix the clunky app. 

MAPPING: The permanent map the Ozmo builds is both its best feature and the achilles heel. When building the map move everything, such as cat toys, rolling chairs, dinning room chairs, or whatever else out of the way. You can later introduce them to the cleaning areas and the bot will navigate around them without issue, however if left there during the initial mapping process they will stay on your map forever and it may not clean those areas properly. For example, in my dining room the curtains were identified as an obstruction during the initial mapping and so the map never made it to the walls edge behind the curtain. However, I moved them out of the bot's sight during the second mapping attempt and now, it will push aside the curtains and clean all the way to the edge. Therefore, a high quality map means optimal and consistent cleaning. Also, as with most of these bots, it assumed a pure black mat was a drop off and refused to climb on top of it. I had to replace that mat with a lighter colored one to finally get it to clean that area. Plus, it has combined the dinning room, kitchen, living room, and foyer into one big area. There is no way to manually separate them unfortunately. However, the hallway is split into three separate areas with no way to combine them. 

VACUUMING: Ozmo will pick up almost everything it will roll over with the main brush. However, the side brushes basically seem to do nothing (especially on carpet). So, just assume that about a 2" strip (where the wheels are) along the edges of furniture and walls have been untouched. My home is mostly hard floor with some small area rugs near the main entryways and one in the living room. The regular beater brush has done such a good job picking up cat hair and dust that I have had no reason to test out the suction only inlet. The only thing I don't like about this part of the bot is the dirt bin. If cleaning daily it is large enough, however, it is really frustrating to empty. First of all, the filter on the back is extremely loose and often as I unlatched the bin to empty, the filter along with the charcoal foam pad fall into the trash can as well. Then you have to stick your hand into the can to get those out. Also, the sticker on the bin states to tap the filter on the trash can to dislodge dirt. This creates a nice plume of fine dust that sets off a sneezing fit. Second, the mesh screen cements cat hair to itself which you have to scrape off with your fingers or the included multi-tool. This too adds to the plume of fine dust. That dust cloud is unavoidable but if your can has a lid and you are fast enough, you can trap it all inside. 

MOPPING:  the mopping feature is essentially a gimmick. It did not seem to clean up the dusty footprint I purposefully left on my kitchen tile on the high output water setting. I did let it finish the full mopping run, but the pad looked basically just as clean as when I had put it on the bot. So, there is basically no point in using the mopping feature. However, as advertised, it never went on any of the area rugs with the mop attached. 

GENERAL NAVIGATION: Unlike other lidar bots that will run along the edge of a room and then split it up into smaller cleaning sections, the Ozmo will from the start, run in parallel lines. So, it will do about 1600 square feet in about an hour. That's the main area of my house, including the living room, dinning room, foyer, a hallway, and the laundry room where it lives. I can do the same with a full size corded upright in about 45 minutes so it is not much slower. However,  even after the mapping it doesn't seem to optimize its path. For example, it will often miss the breakfast area in the kitchen and go into the living room coming back after it has done the living room to clean that area. Often, it will only do half the hall then go do the dining room, then come back to finish up the hall. Since, it has such a sophisticated map, it would be far more efficient to finish a whole room or area instead of wasting battery power going back and forth. In any case, it doesn't seem to miss any spots. Also, after the permanent map is made it's fairly resilient to small changes in the cleaning environment. I have often stood right in front of it and watched it come to a stop, gently bump my feet go around me and keep on cleaning. Most times it will even come back to where I had previously stood to clean. Furthermore, it almost always makes it back to the dock no matter where it is in the house. In the 40 or so runs it has done since I did the permanent mapping, it has only ever gotten lost once. In that case as well I don't think it was the Ozmo's fault. My cat hopped off of the recliner right as the Ozmo was there and as the recliner was rocking down it trapped the Ozmo's lidar hump. I yanked it out, instead of just rocking the recliner back and letting it work itself out, which disorientated the bot. However, the other bot I used to have, the Samsung Powerbot R7090, had a basically 1/10 chance in making it back to the base, which is in the same spot as the one for the Ozmo. 


APP: Unfortunately, the vital app is simply awful and the reason I took off two full stars on an otherwise 5 star bot. Some of the features such as scheduled cleaning of only certain areas don't even seem to work. The option is there but clicking on it does nothing. So, everyday I have to manually launch the app, have the map not load, force quit the app, relaunch it, tap area clean, wait 15-30 seconds for it to load then select all the areas I want cleaned. Other features, such as drawing virtual boundaries are basically unusable. You can't zoom in to draw the boundaries otherwise it will glitch and either make the area way, way too big, or mess up the shape entirely. The boundaries also are not consistent. Some times the Ozmo will avoid them perfectly, other times, ignore them, often getting stuck (which is why I placed the boundaries in the first place). The bot does not account its lidar hump when going under furniture. I have a hall tree with an intricate design on the bottom that creates variations in height from the floor. Therefore, when the Ozmo ignores the virtual boundary I have set it will go under the tall part of the hall tree turn around and try to exit from the short part slamming its lidar hump into the furniture. It will then spend about five minutes just slamming into it, take a break, try to slam into some other parts, take a break, then methodically slam into every corner, eventually finding the tall part again and escaping from under the furniture. I have a couple of other similar pieces of furniture. For one of them a slight dip in the floor creates just enough space for the hump to pass into but then it cannot get out. However, I have never had to help it out. It will take it at least ten minutes of slamming but eventually it will figure it out. But this wouldn't be a problem if the app and bot communicated properly on where the virtual boundaries are.

Overall, even with the lousy app, the Ozmo is the one to get. It's very low maintenance, cleans effectively consistently, and loaded with features.

Fantastic hardware let down by a buggy app

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had my robot for about two months. The first week I wanted to return it. It had a hard time mapping out my house. It continually got stuck and could not map it correctly. It still gets stuck often (under furniture, on rugs). It does not go on my one inch rug. When it works correctly, I really like it. 
I have found I like to start it when I'm home to make sure it starts out right. Most of the time I have to come home and find it because it has gotten stuck. I wish there was a way for the app to make the robot talk so I could find it easily. When the robot gets stuck, it goes “offline” and you can't see where it is.

Great cleaning robot when it works

I bought this three weeks ago. Two major issues 1) If you have dark colored area rugs it will not clean 2) The automatic Room Divider does not work.

Technical support is absolutely worthless. I have two case numbers and called several times they just don't know what they're doing. You have to just leave them voicemail which they do not call back. And then when you do get someone after several attempts they just say “we will contact the engineers”.

The robot has great potential if they would just fix a few bugs but their terrible customer service and technical support. I will just return the unit.

Very Disappointing

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ordered a brand new one, it would leave the dock, move 2 feet, then just sit there for a minute and ask for help.  Tried resetting it and no luck.  Returned and went with a refurb competitor which was higher rated and 1/4rd of the price, and this one works perfectly and hasn't let me down yet with nearly the same features.  For the price I paid for the Deebot 937, I would've expected a much better quality control.

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