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Value. For. Money.After about 4 months with this product, I'm of the mindset that Amarey really has something special here. This vacuum does an excellent job cleaning the floors of my 2 bedroom apartment. My wife and I have a dog and a cat (both short-hair) and the hair has been impossible to beat until this vacuum. This thing makes a pass in one the bedrooms and I'm always STUNNED at the amount of junk it picks up.The vacuum's navigation is reasonably intuitive and it doesn't seem to miss much area-wise. The suction is good-great, though I tend to default to the max setting because I find that if I don't it tends to brush some of the heavier stuff out of the way instead of picking it up -- At some point, you just need to accept that there are areas you're better off spot cleaning with a handheld or a broom and dustpan.The app is good though setup and connecting to Wifi and voice assistants can be somewhat challenging. People who are technically challenged are unlikely to figure this out without assistance. All the account-linking and syncing put a bit of a damper on an otherwise seamless experience.In my experience, I've found the autodock feature to be less than perfect. Occasionally, A900 finds its way back but more often than not it ends up roaming around aimlessly looking for the docking station. It may be that I need to find a better location for the dock, but I've taken the recommended approach and put the dock in an unobstructed area where the vacuum should be able to find its way back.I would definitely recommend this product as a value buy. The vacuum isn't going to empty and maintain itself, but you're also not paying $800+ for it. No, It's not super cheap, but the product isn't junk either. It's a quality product that does it's primary function well and has some features that will delight you and save time.

UPDATE - I'm calling it! Less than a year after buying this, this, THING I give up - it's going in the garbage today. I've been using it less and less because it's developed a nasty habit of just turning in circles and not really going anywhere or picking up anything. I've cleaned it every time I use it - changed filters and brushes religiously but it just has a mind of it's own. It picks one spot to clean and nothing moves it. Even when you manually move it (and if you want it to move, you have to manually move it) to another spot, it returns and starts turning circles. I bought this so there would be less work but frankly, it's so frustrating and labor intensive moving it around, I give up. I can vacuum myself in less time. I have anI LIFEV3 I paid $115,00 for on Amazon that is far superior on hard floors. I bought this vac because the ILIFE didn't have boundaries or a brush and I now use it upstairs in the bedrooms and loft. It's moving back down to main floor tonight until I can get something to replace this piece of garbage. I'm stuck with boundary tapes and filters and brushes but the frustration factor far out weighs the money lost. Do not buy this vac. Now i'm searching for something with boundaries, brushes and scheduling that actually works - I believe I'll spring for a Roomba- made in USA and leave the Chinese robot vacs alone. I have purchased 4 now - returning 2 to Amazon and thought this one, finally, would be a step up from the ILIFE, but it's not. Also, this one annoyingly talks announcing everything it does. I like my robots silent. Also, their customer service stinks -I have had the Amarey A900 for a little over a week now and have used it numerous times. It's a great little vacuum in the middle range price bracket. I've had a few of the others and returned them for various reasons but this one ticked all the boxes. It's easy to set up, including the wifi (that was a problem I had with a previous vac), it has a more structured vacuuming path and doesn't bounce around as much as the other mid-range vacs. I was impressed with the suction power, particularly on a carpeted room. It does a great job on the wood floors, as well. I haven't used the scheduling yet but I'm sure that would work fine. The one thing I would like is more boundary strips. I have stairs and one is not enough.- I need at least 2 more. I can't schedule cleaning until I can successfully block the stairwells. I emailed the company about which ones on Amazon would be compatible but have not received a reply. There's no phone number provided in the booklet so I'm unsure how to contact them other than email. Overall, though, the vacuum is doing a great job and is what I expected for the money.

I recently purchased an A900 Robot Vacuum Cleaner through Amazon. I had originally ordered an A800, because I checked the iamarey.com website and saw that it had a WIFI connection (A mistake on the web page picture. See my screenshot.) My new A900 is working fairly well, but it does tend to wander from a straight line when it climbs up (and down) on my area rugs, and as a result, does not cover as much ground per straight-line pass. In fact, I have observed it struggling to advance its zig-zag coverage over multiple passes involving furniture legs. It does finally move on, but at the cost of squandered battery run time. I appreciate that "Mister Clean" (the name I gave to my robot) has two horizontal rotating brushes (versus the one on my Roomba), and does not scatter dirt as it turns and gyrates along. Due to its struggles with straight-line path deviation, the coverage map tends to get distorted. I will try an edge-cleaning job, and will follow and observe. This could be fun.