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I've got a 30 Edge or something. It's a bit more sophisticated than bumbling about and does keep track of where it has been so can fill in the blank spots but it is slower than the lidar ones that scan the room first.
No real difference in the end result that I've noticed.
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Roborock S7 Max Ultra, wanted lidar navigation so it would function at night
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Did either you or @hippy end up buying a robovac thingy? I'm also considering it but don't really want to spend Megabucks so the eufy ones are a consideration.
Alternatively I might spend on a dehumidifier for clothes drying but I'm not convinced either are going to make a huge difference to either a); getting the hoover out b) drying clothes on a rack near the radiator.
Are there any evangelists for either robovacs or laundry drying dehumidifiers to help me make up my mind?
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What did you both end up getting?
I think my current front runner is the Euphy G40 (newer version of the G30, but same price), as it has path maping (as all G series do via a gyro and floor tracker) so it knows where its been, but doesnt actively map your house with lidar etc ( L series ) which I really dont trust, given Euphys history with privacy. Annoying though it needs an app, I would rather a remote control with no reliance on an app at all.
All the other models (S11, S11 Max, 15c, 15C Max, 30c, 30C Max) are all 'bumper car' style ones which just bumble about until its time to recharge.