"It has features from a $500 robot at a price that makes you question their quality."
Its LiDAR navigation scans the room with a laser to build an accurate map, enabling efficient, straight-line cleaning paths and custom no-go zones—a feature typically found on much more expensive robots.
This is for a buyer on a strict budget who wants to experiment with high-end features like LiDAR and self-emptying and is willing to accept the risk of poor reliability and non-existent customer support.
Anyone who prioritizes longevity, polished software, or customer support should avoid this. A simpler vacuum from an established brand is a safer investment, even with fewer features.