@maticrobots Wow, actually works pretty well. To be honest I rolled my eyes when I heard it's just voice activation, but already used "come to dining room ->clean this mess" several times.
@maticrobots Can the app estimate remaining water level, even while it is cleaning? Would be useful to know when I need to refill rather than just waiting until empty.
@TheGregYang@elonmusk Help me with remodeling ideas. Give it my home, some inspiration pictures, and have it visualize the style in my home. I tried giving grok my house and example door pictures and the results were not good.
My experience with @maticrobots after 3 weeks as a previous user of Ecovacs X2 Omni:
Pros:
- way way better object avoidance and navigation. My Ecovacs would get stuck half the time and I have to tidy up before using it. Matic maybe got stuck once over the last 3 weeks.
- brush roller very good with hair
- much quieter
- Mops better than the Ecovacs which just spreads around the water
Cons:
- much slower to clean the house. It takes almost 10 hours to fully vac and mop the house vs maybe 4 hours on Ecovacs. The Matic vacs and mops as separate steps, whereas the Ecovacs does both in 1 pass
- water reservoir smaller. I can’t clean my entire floor in 1 fill, about 2000sqft of mostly tile.
- can’t get into low height tight spaces
The Matic will sometimes still suck up items like legos, pencils, and flat pieces of paper that get stuck in the roller. It usually gets loud, so if the Matic had a mic it could detect when something is stuck in the roller.
I was worried about the disposable bag, but over 3 weeks I only had to change it once.
Overall I prefer the Matic and have switched to using this full time. It’s so nice not having to tidy up before using the robot.
@maticrobots Could we get a dockless mode. If I put my Matic on a different floor without a dock, I’d like it to complete cleaning and just return to where I placed it down without searching for the dock.