Samsung Jet Bot Robot Cordless Vacuum Cleaner w/Intelligent Power Control, Precise Navigation, Multi Surface Cleaning for Hardwood Floors, Carpets, Rugs, Anti Hair, VR30T80313W/AA, White

Love the vacuum. Works like a charm on my Apple device. But worries that I can’t find replacement side brushes and filters. Came with one extra but once those run out, I’m not sure what to do!

I thought about buying a robot vacuum for at least a year. It just felt like an unnecessary expense. After all, how much dirt can a robot vac REALLY pick up?A freakin lot! That’s how much!My child named our new jetbot snowball and it is now a member of the family. Honestly it took me a minute to figure out how to set it up. I’m pretty tech savvy but it wasn’t glaringly obvious how to get the thing to charge from a completely battery drained state.I let snowball map the first floor of our house itself and it did a great job! Check out the video. The attention to detail around the sofa leg amazed me. I can let it run twice a day and it doesn’t get hung up on anything.It’s easy to empty and really helps to keep the kitchen crumbs and mud room dirt at bay. Instead of sweeping every day I’m now only sweeping once a week!I did get this at a heavy discount through the Amazon Treasure truck. It was $250. I don’t think I would have paid full price, but now I know it is 100% worth the full price!It’s not a hassle at all, my kids don’t mess with it, and it’s almost completely self sufficient. Yay for snowball!

Bought this vacuum at a ridiculous price - labeled 'used' but the description just said box was damaged. The box did indeed look terrible but the robot was brand new and in perfect condition.First off it talks and I didn't love that part. Faced with learning a new app and the annoying voice, I let it sit in the corner for a couple of days. (You can turn off the voice, or do what I did and change to a different language so it sounds like robotic nonsense - kind of charming)The app however turned out to be very easy to use. The robot drives around and makes a map, which you then edit with some simple tools. Name the rooms and make divided / combined areas so you can clean whichever room(s) you want with a couple of clicks once the map is all dialed in. You will need to get cords, socks, small rugs off the floor because otherwise it will get stuck - but it has no trouble getting around furniture, under the couch, the bed, normal carpeting, wherever.This vac does a better and more thorough job than anyone else in my house and it speaks 20 different languages.

I’ve owned two robot vacuums now, this being the second. The first one I bought was from a no-name Chinese brand, which no longer sells the vacuum on Amazon or their site. I didn’t break the bank with that vacuum - it was like less than $100 I believe. The issue with that one is that it was just bumper car style - bouncing off of the walls. Also, there was no “smart” features connected to it at all and it was handled with a simple remote. Eventually, the battery just wouldn’t hold. After vacuuming for 5 minutes it would return to the charger. Anyways, with my second vacuum, I wanted to have it more future-proof than my last one. I looked around at the more expensive models, like the ones around $1000 from the more popular robot vacuum brands, and they justified the cost because of room/zone mapping, self-cleaning, LIDAR, etc. So, I was down, but I didn’t want to spend $1000+. This Samsung Jet Bot, which I named Cleonardo DiCaprio, so far is ticking off all the boxes I had for a robot vacuum for the next few years. First, setup was kind of an interesting experience. It’s not as simple as an Apple device, definitely not. Though it’s what you’d expect from a non-Apple device, I guess. You have to sync your vacuum with the Samsung SmartThings app, which isn’t the easiest to use. At first, the vacuum wouldn’t sync to my wifi, requiring me to reboot the vacuum and my phone to ultimately get it working. Once it connected, everything was pretty seamless. Once it charged up, it did a zone/room mapping of my loft. The feature is cool I guess, but after having it for a week I honestly just let the thing go on auto and it cleans my whole place. It is cool how it can differentiate “no go zones” without me having to Cleonardo, but to say that it requires little supervision would be a mistake. At times it would still get stuck under chair legs, or under my fridge, which I’d have to then adjust. I don’t think we’re at a “set it and forget it” world yet for robot vacuums. There have also been times where it would miss a giant piece of dust or lint, so it ain’t flawless. However, the whole LIDAR camera thing is pretty dope. There’s no more bumping off of random objects like a bumper car - its movements genuinely look like it’s looking for all the dirt. There was one time where I was watching it zoom past a piece of dust, thinking if it would catch it. Right after I had that thought it ate it up like the Tasmanian devil. Also, the cleaning of the vacuum is pretty neat as the compartment comes out from the top and it’s pretty easy to access. The self-cleaning models seems like a good idea, but in the case of Samsung the bags needed for changing are few and far between, and actually pretty costly. I wouldn’t recommend going for the self-cleaning versions. Anyways, the last dope feature is the voice activation and the ability to tie it to Google Home. Again, it’s not necessarily plug and play. You’d need to create “scenes” in SmartThings and then add the device to Google Home. But once you get it sorted, asking it to “activate ‘room service’” sends Cleonardo into a cleaning frenzy. Then finally, the voice from the actual vacuum is a nice touch - it actually feels futuristic. I would definitely recommend this Jet Bot to someone looking for more futuristic features from their robot vacuum without breaking the bank. I was lucky enough to get this on discount from Amazon, which made it a no brainer. But I think I’d still get it without the discount - it’s a sweet middle spot for people looking for a robot vacuum to last them a few years (i hope!). Plus it’s sexy AF.

I bought this after being overwhelmed by the amount of per hair that accumulated in 2-3days. I didn’t honestly expect much, just a little help. This little robot packs a punch! It can complete the whole 1st floor in about an hour both carpet and hard wood. It has no issues with battery life. There are some things I wish were better: the app you download to communicate with the vacuum only lets one person be in charge of it, which is dumb. The dirt/dust bin is rather small so you do have to empty it every time. And rarely does it get stuck on something but when it does it’s things you wouldn’t think would be a problem. Like a lamp cord laying on the floor, now I’ve seen this vacuum practically lift itself off the floor to get over a rug and it gets stuck on a thin cord? However, with all its little quirks it’s still a GREAT robot vacuum! Buy it. You won’t regret it.

I’ve had this vacuum for a year now. I’m not pleased at all. It’s constantly getting clogged/jammed by the silliest things. I can’t leave a single small thing on the floor or it gets stuck & I have to manually remove it and clean it out. I’ve witnessed it attempt to climb OVER something, instead of go around it. Why does it have sensors if it doesn’t use them?I have 2 very high shedding dogs, a golden retriever & an Australian shepherd. I still find hair clumps under the edges of kitchen cabinets, even after the vacuum had completed the area.I purposely got a couch that has legs long enough for this vacuum to go under & the vacuum completely avoids going under the couch. There is PLENTY of head space for it to successfully do a clean. So there’s dog hair galore under there & I need to pull out my other vacuum & get down and reach under with that. So this vacuum in a way, seems completely useless. With as much as I need to intervene, I might as well just do the vacuum job myself.Last issue, I can’t seem to find a replacement charging port. The vacuum has stopped charging so I’m thinking the port is the problem, but there’s no replacement out there apparently. So this piece is trash if it’s unable to be charged.I can’t recommend this item, I’d run far away from it.