NARWALFreo X Plus Robot Vacuum and Mop, 7-Week Dust Storage, 7800Pa Suction, Zero Tangles, Tri-Laser Obstacle Avoidance, LiDAR Navigation, Self Vacuum Cleaner for Pet Hair, Hard Floor, Carpet

This vacuum is fantastic. It's not as fancy as their higher end ones, but it's a workhorse and keeps my house free from tumbleweeds of fur in between more thorough vacuumings with my plug in vac. We have a Great Pyrenees, a hound, and 4 long haired cats and this vacuum has lightened my load when it comes to keeping my floors clean.Pros: It covers the entire downstairs of my house in a couple of hours. I run it every night after all the pet toys are picked up and it doesn't keep anyone awake while it's running. It does a great job of sucking up pet fur, cat litter, and little cardboard bits from cat scratchers without anything getting tangled in the brush roll -- it's actually the only vacuum I've ever owned that doesnt get fur trapped around the brush roll. That alone is miraculous to me because lots of vacuums promise no tangles around the roller and none, even expensive ones designed for pet owners, ever deliver on that promise. The battery has never run out mid-clean and it always has been ready to use when I need to use it. It hasn't hurt any of my pets, even though my kittens thoroughly harass it while it tries to do its job. The mopping feature works well enough to keep my floors clean in between traditional moppings. It mapped out my house well and avoids obstacles well also. You can set areas that are off-limits and the vacuum will avoid those. It's easy to schedule cleaning or just open the app and send it on its way. The app is easy to use and keep track of when you last used it and how much it cleaned. You can also adjust the level of suction and how much water will be used when it mops, and you can adjust the volume of the little music it plays and the voice that alerts you of what it's up to when it's running.Cons: If you have lots of pets, you will need to empty the vacuum daily or at least every other day. The claim that you can go many days without emptying may be accurate for normal houses, but if there's a Great Pyrenees or another equally fluffy dog in your vicinity, you will have to empty more often. Along those same lines, this does not have enough suction to deeply vacuum rugs (and I assume carpet, but we have no carpet in our house). It will clean off any surface dirt or debris and will keep rugs tidy, but you will likely need a plug in vacuum to more thoroughly clean carpets periodically. The same goes for mopping. You can only use water in the vacuum when using the mop feature, and it's very helpful to help keep floors clean, but you will need to actually mop periodically. You may want to get a few extra mop pads if you're planning on using the mopping feature nightly like I do. And finally, it does occasionally get stuck on cords or small cat toys. It sucked up a little catnip fish the other day and I've had to reposition it maybe 3 or 4 times when it sucked up a cord, but it hasn't been a major issue, especially with the frequency it's used. (The cat toy was easily removed and caused no issues.)Overall, this little vacuum has cut down my workload and has made it so much easier to keep my floors clean. I don't have time to use my plug in vacuum daily, but keeping a clean house is important to me, especially with so many pets. This vacuum has made that possible and I wish I'd purchased it sooner!

We have been using this NARWAL Freo X Plus Robot Vacuum and Mop for a month now. We use it to vacuum nearly every morning over the main living area of the house. It runs about an hour 45 minutes to clean about 1,600 square feet of tile. We have not used it in the main or guest bedrooms or office area, so far, as these are less frequently visited by our pets. We bought this unit for use as a vacuum and have not tried the mop, no plans to do so.Set up was fairly easy. Download the app on your phone. No problems with Narwal or app connecting to wi-fi. The app is not the most intuitive interface I've seen, but not too bad. Did not take Narwal very long to create a map of the area we use it to clean. One thing I learned was make sure you prepare the area to be mapped BEFORE you start the mapping or cleaning. Narwal cannot handle small throw rugs, or puppy pads, that do not have stiff backing. It does fine with larger floor mats that have enough backing to stay flat on the floor when Narwal goes over it. Position power cords next to baseboards or up out of the way so they are not pulled into Narwal. No string or thin cords. It does identify larger objects and navigate around but best to pickup any smaller objects. Position chairs and furniture so Narwal can access the desired area.We have 2 dogs, one a long hair fur factory, and a long hair cat. It is amazing how much hair Narwal picks up daily. Does a nice job with sand or dirt tracked in too. No problems with hair tangling or jamming brush. Vacuum power will adjust up or down automatically as needed, higher on carpet, lower on tile. It is not too noisy when operating on the lower power setting which is sufficient on hard surfaces.Battery life seems a plus, Narwal still has over 70% charge after vacuuming 1 3/4 hours. I would imagine that the charge would be used faster if you are cleaning a lot of carpet as Narwal will adjust to higher power vacuum on carpet.This model does not have the base station that empties dirt from the robot into a receptacle or bag. We did not want a model that required regular replacement of a bag. This model collects the dirt and hair in a container inside the vacuum. Narwal advertises that this bin will store up to 7 weeks of hair/dirt through use of compression. While the unit does automatically go through a compression cycle after each cleaning, we simply take the bin out of the unit, dump it and clean the filter after every use, very easy.There are more sophisticated models available, but for our needs and intended use this model works very well.