Robot vacuum cleaner Robot Braava Jet m6: review, specifications, pros / cons, reviews

Brava Jet M6 is the flagship robot vacuum cleaner with an advanced wet cleaning function.

One of its key advantages is the presence of disposable wipes with an absorbent base in the kit. According to the manufacturer, it can be used even in the kitchen, it can easily cope with stains of frozen fat on the floor.

It can also be used for basic dry cleaning of the room, but is not suitable for high pile carpets.

Robot Braava Jet m6 functionality

Functions available to the user:

1. Dry and wet cleaning. You can use both a reusable napkin (provided in the kit) and a disposable one with an absorbent base.
2. Building an interactive map of the room and synchronizing it with the user's notes (via a proprietary application for remote control).
3. Can be synchronized with several Roomba vacuum cleaners. That is, they will clean up synchronously in several rooms at the same time. Pairing takes just 10 seconds on the app.
4. Local cleaning (by pressing a button on the case).

Equipment

The robot vacuum cleaner comes with a reusable wet cleaning cloth, replaceable disposable sponges (available separately from the manufacturer), a charging station, a module with a water tank, and a user manual. Replacement brushes are not included.

Specifications

Specification declared by the manufacturer:

• the water tank and the dust collector are combined, the capacity is 400 ml;
• battery life - up to 90 minutes, charging - in 3 hours;
• weight - 2.2 kg;
• noise during operation - up to 60 dB.

Advantages and disadvantages

The following advantages of the Brava Jet M6 can be highlighted:

1. Better than other robotic vacuum cleaners cope with wet cleaning.
2. Supports the construction of an interactive map of the premises.
3. The set includes disposable wipes for wet cleaning of heavily soiled floors.

Flaws:

1. For the entire cleaning cycle, you have to charge almost 2 times.
2. Design. It is unusual, but many did not like it.
3. Available in white only.

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