Makita Robot Vacuum Cleaner unboxing and review 

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But why, for the price?

Yes, it's way more expensive than others.

yeah my makita was smarter than irobot and also comes with docking station 🤣

You all know this is a spam comment ? Who uses an industrial robot made for large spaces with an height of like 25cm as vacuum cleaning robot at home. Probably this was to get some weird discount at a weird website

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i dont get why that makes u out. it was funny okay, but not a big deal, fuckn sooks

Provoked Prawn Tech Dont listen to the troll. Thanks for the review. I’ve been wanting to learn more about this

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Why not an irobot dirt dog

C'est Moi no it uses bump technology as I call it it runs into items and then just knows not to run into them

it also has ultrasonic senses

Interesting use!

They have the i7+ and S9+ that auto-empty now. Might be worth looking in to again.

Just buy a few and set them on different corners of the building

Can you name some please

Should be perfect for that then :) it's go great batteries and a large bin, so can just keep going and going. If you liked the video, please help my channel grow by subscribing?

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Yeah. It's industrial really but can be used in offices too (think hard wearing, non-plus carpets) . But there are plenty of very good robot vacuums that are worth having for the home.

umm,,,???? Okay fair play there are some,, but dude ive got a SHARK NV601 and bro wot a fantastic machine and bro its only a plug and for wot results you get its worth it,,, it only takes 15 min,,,I wouldn't trust a disc to keep my carpets fresh and clean no friggin way matey I could lick my carpets no problem,,, 5 year warranty ,,,Na there for bone idle lazy people with to much money to chuck away I reckon,,£700,,,???? The worlds getting obese I wonder why,,,??? Ummm,,,

@@tomtaylor7292 you can get much cheaper ones. I've reviewed one that was £200. Not having to vacuum yourself makes life a lot easier.

tom Taylor bro

tom Taylor have you even thought about elderly people?

Quite possibly. However the robot comes with special area tape you can put down to stop it going certain places. So you could protect your car and other bits. It also has a bump rail to protect itself and other things.

Many thanks for answering the question - would you 30 seconds to answer my 2nd question below in respect to living room use and hi if speakers? ;)

what is your car on the floor,no wheels?

Thanks

Probably sensible! How is the Xiamoi? Roborock's S5 is very good and that's from the same company.

It's designed for warehouses and large workshops, not home use.

@@raytracer5726 the random bonuceing wastes time and battery. Our old xiaomi would run circles around this. I have our old vac in the shop, does a decent job since its not designed for that. I'll stick with the xiaomi.

@@FrostyBeer for large relatively open areas this would not be a problem. It's several times bigger and stronger, then house vacs. What it lacks in smarts, in compensates in brute force. Of course they could integrate some sophisticated AI, lidar docking station, etc but then it would be even more expensive. I need robovac keep a 180 sq meter woodworking shop, so I think it will get the job done. I just don't have the time to vacuum every day, and a house robovac would not be able to deal with all the saw dust and other workshop litter. Also, I already have Makita batteries and double charger (most of my tools are Makita), and I can buy it VAT free because it's for professional use, so it will end up being cheaper for me then for most people.

@@raytracer5726 Now three years later, how is (or was) your experience with this Makita if I may ask? I'm looking at this one to keep a hobbyist metalworking garage somewhat clean (I do clean up must large and/or long shavings and chips by hand) because if you want an "industrial" robot vacuum, the choices are very limited. That is likely because it's a very challenging environment for a robot vacuum. So I'm wondering if it's worth the price to clean in a shop environment?

They were sent extra as it was a review unit.

I used it on hard floors, wood, tiles and more too. I wanted to see how it handled carpet. It could also be used on hard wearing office carpet so it's a valid test. The light just happened to be best in that room. Thanks for stopping by though.

I work in residential construction as do a lot of other people and I was considering using it for final cleans when I’m doing final fit outs after carpet has been installed so this review give me insight. NOT a bad or useless review

Large spaces - offices, garages, industrial complexes etc. But I wanted to see how it performed with the massive batteries.

arkhamkillzone yep. It's not built for thick carpet.

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its meant more for shops and manufacturing places, not really meant for home use...

J. A. G. Or large storage units and or warehouses

It's not high tech really. Not Compared to others I've seen. But it is massive and has loads of power.

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For the kitchen knife?

That would be interesting for sure.

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Is for industries

@@luizgabriel12 so the battery lasts a long time in industries since they have so much to vacuum

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It’s for industrial spaces 🙄

Double battery. I used it more than you see in the video.

It is meant for industrial spaces 🙄.

I don’t think it’s meant for a household clean. Probably meant for warehouses and some construction sites maybe like renovations

Diane Snyder And What is yours? There are more industrial robot cleaners than Makita's? Or u have a home cleaning version?

Jesus Christ chill with the emoji bruh