My wife was skeptical about buying a remote vacuum. We bought this unit at Sams's Club and it was delivered very quick. We set it up and downloaded the app. We had it map our house and then vacuum completely. It was incredible the amount of dust, dog hair, and other debris it picked up! As a bonus it also mops! Just use the app to tell it what area to vacuum/mop and it will get right too it! 5 stars!

I had a roomba and after a year it worked on and off- it was pretty much a defected item I would say- so f60.00ar I like how quiet this one is >I have not been able to empty my vacuum bag as of yet and I have not used the mop feature due to my area rugs but I went 🙃 based on reviews- it is loud once it is done and it empties itself- I like the map feature and hopefully this one will last me! We have 3 dogs and one of them is a Golden Retriever and they tend to shed more than what I am use to so I need the extra help for a nice clean home-will see! Thank you for all that wrote a review!

I'm impressed with the mapping software. It does a good job creating the map, then following it to do a thorough vacuuming job. I like the ability to see the current location on the map. Big improvement over older robot vacs that just do random patterns. Vacuuming works well. It has long battery life and finds its way home to self empty. The noise level is very acceptable. Being able to exclude areas for vacuuming or mopping is a plus. Good value at this price point. I have not tried the mop function yet.

Bought "bob" as we call it in February and have never been so happy with a vacuum cleaner. Bob replaces a Shark that we had for a few years and is a much better cleaner and never gets caught on a rug or cord like the shark did. The ability to map the rooms and program the days and times Bob cleans is much appreciated. Also, the self-emptying feature is a wonderful thing for people like us that travel a lot. Bob does his thing and we don't have to be there to empty the bin, love it. Actually, already sold/ referral two of these to my neighbor and my sister after they saw it work. Be happy! Get yourself a bob.

We absolutely love our two Bobsweep Dustin's! Once you have mapped the area and set up "no sweep" zones (very easy), daily vacuuming is as simple as a touch of the button on the app. The large container that automatically collects 70+ days of dust and dirt from the Dustin at the end of each cycle, works great. All in all, one of our favorite additions to our home. Highly recommended.

I’m beyond impressed with this robotic vacuum. After two disappointing experiences with other brands, I was hesitant to try another, but I’m so glad I did. The software is incredibly user-friendly and customizable, allowing me to connect or disconnect rooms, set up no-go zones, map individual rooms, and use the quick clean/spot clean feature. On top of that, the customer service is outstanding. Dustin had a minor issue, which was quickly resolved. They gave me the option for a replacement part or a complete replacement. I couldn't be happier with this purchase.

When you buy a robot vacuum, I think it's safe to say you're buying it for convenience. You map out your cleaning zones. You schedule your cleaning. At the end of each cleaning cycle the robot even dumps the dirt into a reservoir which hold a fair amount of dirt, dog hair, etc. You come home and your floors are clean. Perfect. However, with Dustin, all of that goes out the window if you want it to mop as well. I don't mind pulling off the cleaning cloth and replacing it with a clean one daily. Heck, I don't even mind refilling the tank with cleaning solution. However, this robot does not self regulate the fluid, so it becomes a constant drip, drip, drip until the entire tank empties itself. So. . . if you run a cleaning cycle and you have cleaning solution left in the tank, you must be there when it starts in order to fill the tank, the when it finishes in order to dump the remaining solution. Yes, you heard me correctly. The instructions even tell you to dump the tank after every use. What a waste. I didn't understand why initially, but apparently the engineers did not think to design a self releasing mechanism that shuts off the open valves the solution passes through when the unit finishes cleaning. So, since I failed to be there just as it was finishing its cleaning routine, the left over cleaning solution was all over the floor, all around the electrical cords and soaked into some of the wooden legs of the entertainment center it was stationed near. There is no excuse for such a lousy design on a unit this expensive. What I'm guessing is they threw out some price point close to $1000 to impress how good the unit must be, then sell it on Sam's Club for $200, which is probably closer to its actual value. Also, there is no remote control to direct the unit if you have a specific area you want to spend a little more time on. Call me spoiled, but I've had considerably less expensive units which included a remote control hand piece that allows you to send the robot wherever you want. You can use the mapping feature on the Dustin app, but it's not as accurate. At the very least, they could have made that function available in the app itself. I bought 4 of these units. 2 for myself and 2 as gifts. 2 are going back. I don't want to be responsible for water damage. I'll use the two as cheap cleaners with an occasional mop if I'm at home. Sadly, it's a big fail in my book. It's the daily mopping that left me especially excited about buying this vacuum. What a disappointment. Steer clear. There are better units at a comparable price point which don't mop but offer more suction and programing perks. So far, I haven't heard of anyone in the industry that has perfected the mopping part in an integrated robot vacuum. Thought this could have been it.

I am a single dad with two teenage kids. The house is large and robots are life savers. So, I had one on each floor, they are running every night... why do I need another? Well, the self-cleaning function sounded interesting. Was it worth the money? As I said, I was sceptical. 3 months later, I am so happy I did this step. Now I don't clean up the robot, never did. Maybe I should. But the relief is huge. The robot made a precise map of the floor plan. I excluded the carpet from mopping. And honestly, I'm not using the mopping feature. It runs on schedule, at 4 AM and I would find it done, like it never ran. But the house is clean. Same, if not better quality than the two Shark robots that I have. The software is good. I connected the robot to Google home and voice commands work. I'm happy I got this machine! Anyone looking for a gently used Shark robot?

We have had Dustin for about six months and have learned what he does well Overall he does a great job keeping the areas clean and is able to switch from hard floor to carpet without problems If the floor has a lot of dirt or hair to pick up, he sometimes is not able to empty completely and he needs to be manually cleaned. The manual cleaning needed is to use the supplied brush to remove the built up dust on the filters and empty Dustin's dirt collection compartment.

My mother had a triple bypass surgery in Dec 2022. She was still able to do light household tasks. She had a pacemaker installed on Monday and from a distance, I knew I had to take immediate action to make her life better, especially knowing she would have difficulty cleaning her floors. I got her Dustin, and I haven't heard her this happy in years! She says it's like having a pet that cleans, and she doesn't have to feed it! Worth every penny and then some!