This right here is the 360 robot vacuum cleaner s10 so it has lidar but you can see the top of it
it doesn't have that typical little spinning tower there at the top with the sensor in it
that's because the lighter and this model here is internal it also has cameras and 3d precision
mapping and obstacle avoidance so that means it can see things like shoes and socks and go
around them and like other vacuums i've tested out it actually does work in this particular
model so it does have a mopping mode too as well which i have attached here to the bottom
and the water tank capacity in this is 500 milliliters the dust bin capacity is
520 milliliters and it does have a run time on the lower power settings of up to three
hours the maximum suction performance is 3300 pa and in this review i'll be going over the
build quality the designed application do some tests with it to see just how well it cleans
and my overall opinions of using now the 360 s10 at first let's have a look at what we get inside
the box so two microfiber cloths user manual then you have the s10 vacuum charging station
and right here we get a lot of plugs so that means it can be used all around the world
so you can see uk us and eurostar even australia new zealand plug there that's great and our power
supply so that's what plugs into the dock and you simply just slot the plugs in right there
under the vacuum you'll then find this which is the attachment here for our mopping mode so
these clip onto the underneath and the way they are attached is just using velcro there to hold
the microfiber cloth in place first thing you notice with the s10 is it doesn't have that tower
in the middle it's a little bit shorter than other models because it doesn't have the external light
out or that laser on the top spinning around with the motor it's internal now so with the front and
the sides and the front camera too for obstacle avoidance so we've got our power on button this
button here is to go back to the dock lifting up this we gain access to our dustbin 500 milliliters
is the capacity we have our brush with a built-in knife that's to clean the hair out of the main
brush on the underside of it so just simply lifting up here you can pull out that dustbin now
this dustbin here you've got a simple button that when you press it all the contents will then drop
out into your bin so very easy to empty it gaining access to the filter is easy you simply just need
to lift up here there it is there's a little tab you can pull it out and wash that and right inside
there there is this first layer so that fine mesh stops the filter from clogging up too quickly
on the side of the vacuum now so we have the two suspended wheels either side now they can handle
climbs of up to two centimeters the main brush is not suspended so it will not move up and down at
all but there is a little bit of give and play right here as you can see with the base part
of it to gain access to that main brush you simply push in those two tabs lift it up and there's this
little clip on the side and then you can remove that for cleaning and replacement eventually they
do wear out of course so down with firing sensors we've got three right here and another three so
six in total there to detect any drop so it won't go down any stairs two charging contacts right
there 360 degree wheel side brush and then three little jets here where it does control the water
pressure for the mop and then the mop to insert it you simply just slot it in like so it's in place
there's a little bit of movement to it so that means it will have full contact with the ground
so the sensor along the front here that's our lidar there is a camera right here and it has
that typical slam sensor not that it should have to use that quite a bit because of this
ai powered 3d vision the camera here at the front for obstacle avoidance it should detect items and
go around them and not bump into them on all right here we've got another camera and the sensor there
to measure the distance to the wall that helps aid that side brush for getting right into the corners
the water tank is located at the back it has a 520 milliliter capacity so simply pull on the tab here
it comes out and there's this tab right here that we pull on and that is where you fill it up
then of course there is an application it's called 360 robot you download that onto your mobile you
do need to create account and once you're in it you go through the process of adding it
and connecting up the vacuum to your wireless router so here we have a map of just part of my
lower floor here and you can see it has labeled all of the rooms it has automatically even
detected carpet right here and it's done a good job of getting that size pretty much spot on to
how large that matters the carpet there compared to the room so there's a lot of options that we
can set so we can set for example certain zones or rooms to be vacuumed twice certain
areas to be vacuumed twice or mocked twice too as well now we'll automatically detect carpets
as mentioned but that means when it's mopping it won't go over the carpets which is what we
want we don't want it dragging the mop over the carpet that it could be well recipe for
disaster there you can adjust the areas tweak and edit everything and we do have the whole
floor modes too as well so that means we can have a basement a first floor second floor you get the
idea you can have separate maps for those and edit them so this is the 3d map that you can go
into too as well there's a 3d mode and you can have a look that's that room there with the map
and it looks like there's walls up here there isn't that's just something i think that's in
the way and it's just the way it's handled it and toolbox a lot of different options in here
that we can tweak so we do have our map rebuilding schedule voice package radio control mode various
different settings and firmware updates are pushed through so i need to update it again
before i continue on with my final tests of this and i just show you in settings a lot of
other things that we can change in here too so if you don't want the automatic detection of carpet
power to be increased when it goes over carpets you can disable that you can even disable the full
sensors full protection mode don't know why you would want to do that that stops it from tumbling
downstairs for example but a lot of settings and a lot of options there with the application
now let's get on to how it cleans so it's very similar to others that have the 360 degree lidar
so that laser distance mapping so light our mapping on this one is internal so you don't
see it that means it can get under beds a lot easier under other spots which other robot vacuums
wouldn't be able to do so it gets nice and close to the edges and of course it will go around the
outside of everything first before then zigzagging up and down and cleaning as they always do now
just how loud is it well what i'll do now is give you a sample first it will be on the quiet setting
standard and then i'll cycle up to powerful to then maximum output which is that 3300 pa
so hard floors it really did quite a good job getting it around the furniture no problems
anywhere that there was any muck down it would sweep that up even on the standard seating
i was really quite surprised with the results of the dustbin even though it cleaned
with another robot vacuum a different brand only a few days before this certainly picked up a lot of
muck but what about carpet so i did a test here where i put down a lot of rice
dry cereal some dust bit of cat fur and all sorts of muck all over the big mat that i had downstairs
and over the first pass it picked up quite a bit but the second pass
did quite a good job in collecting up all of the rice and all the muck and i only left just
one little tiny piece that i could really see behind so excellent results on cleaning
mats and carpets that's a short pile carpet now where he did see that this s10 was struggling
with some areas especially when you've got a hard floor then the mat on the top that distance there
between the mat and the floor inside there it had a bit of trouble getting all the muck out of that
probably because of the suction power these robot vacuums is not as powerful as of course a plug-in
normal vacuum it's one of their weaknesses and i've seen that happen too with other vacuums
now the main brush isn't suspended it's fixed and that did sometimes cause that on some big mats
it to jump up and down a little bit depending on how it was getting the contact with it now there's
a little bit of movement in the outside around that brush which does help but the main brush here
fixed on this one so then hard floors i did a hard four test i spilled a bit of coffee everywhere
and you would normally mop this up straight away but i decided to just leave it there for three
hours i let it set i let it dry i added even a bit more coffee to it so a very stubborn stain and i
thought that well it's not gonna be able to do this is it shouldn't be able to clean it all off
because it's just a microfiber cloth and a bit of water that it's pulling over the top of it wiping
it right but i was surprised to see that after the second pass it actually did here a very good job
you can see there was one little mark that was left behind that was one of the more stubborn
really caked on dry bit of coffee there but the rest of it actually cleaned it up and then doing
the rest of the house or the hard floors the results do speak for themselves that when you
look at that mop cloth and you see the dirt on it in the muck that it actually is picking up quite
a bit and if you keep doing this all the time you'll maintain your floors a lot cleaner and
you'll have to do that big go around with your manual mopping you'd have to do that a
lot less of course what about obstacle avoidance because this is one of the big things that they
market with the s10 here well i was surprised to see that it did an excellent job much better than
other brands i have tested out when it comes to obstacle avoidance so it went around shoes and a
sock not a problem it left it there and you could see with the map too that navigated all around it
and it might have pushed it a couple of times but then it definitely knew that hey that's
something to avoid and i was really surprised to see a cable that i left that it didn't end
up eating it most of the robot vacuums would just plow over it and they get hungry they love to eat
and tangle themselves up in usb cables which are the worst by the way for robot vacuums if
you're an owner you'll know what i'm talking about however it wasn't foolproof out of three attempts
one of the attempts so it's one out of three times there it did end up eating a usb cable
so not 100 foolproof but still the best i have seen with obstacle avoidance so all up i think the
performance we get and then the application with so many features on it how you can set the no go
zones and they're not limited to just squares or rectangles you can really get triangles in there
and all sorts of zones and areas set up you can set for example the kitchen to be mopped twice
other areas that are more dirty to go over and vacuum it twice again it is really quite fully
featured you got the schedule and all those other modes in there you got the voice feedback too with
a vacuum so for example with the mop when i remove that you'll hear the voice right now
no no it's falling asleep okay it's turned itself off that's why tank has been removed
there we go that's the feedback you always get from it and of course you can customize change
that in various different languages so overall i am really pleased with the vacuuming performance
the mopping performance is a lot better than i expected and especially that obstacle avoidance
very good it's supposed to be able to avoid dog poop as well but i didn't test that one
you can imagine why no i'm not going to risk it i don't want to have that smeared around everywhere
and besides i don't have a dog i've got a cat there and well she does her business elsewhere
and you never see it so very good vacuum here i do like it so thank you so much for watching my
review here of the 360 s10 robot vacuum cleaner with lidar navigation and obstacle avoidance