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Originally Posted by KL01toKA03
(Post 4730824)
I bought a MI Robot Vacuum cleaner from Aliexpress. I was not charged any duty. I used it daily for close to a year, when my wife was not at home. Sold it when we got a full-time servant. |
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Originally Posted by Red Liner
(Post 4730827)
Was it any good? It doesn't look any cheaper than the better models in Amazon india. |
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Originally Posted by Mortis
(Post 4685831)
I'm also a fan of Panasonic products. Recently picked up their mixer grinder and it's great. Using a 5 year old Panasonic LED TV and before that I had a Panasonic plasma which also lasted almost a decade. Have used Various Panasonic products over the years. Our office also has a Panasonic AC which sees some abuse due to the conditions yet works brilliantly. I pr. |
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Originally Posted by NFS2024
(Post 4730563)
Thanks can you please let me know the model name if any? |
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Originally Posted by KL01toKA03
(Post 4730845)
It was excellent. The performance was much better than Roomba models available for a similar price. I could switch it on using the app from office, and it would clean the home by the time I reached back. I picked the model without the mopping functionality. The person who bought it from me had used multiple robot vacuum cleaners, and said that MI was the most reliable, and that servicing after warranty period was difficult for all brands. |
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Originally Posted by Red Liner
(Post 4731411)
Panasonic 9 in 1, MX AC555 :thumbs up |
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Originally Posted by NFS2024
(Post 4731476)
Thanks checked this model. It has a very weird locking mechanism and also the jar has rubber gasket. How are these two holding up? How is the noise while operating? My wife is scpetical if the locking mechanism and rubber gasket will hold up. |
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Originally Posted by Red Liner
(Post 4730534)
Panasonic eyes closed. Hit the search bar with these search terms around here for reviews. |
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Originally Posted by Red Liner
(Post 4731621)
Okay guys, I don’t think I will be lucky with a robot vacuum without duty hit from aliexpress. So which is a good economical buy in Amazon? Any suggestions? I see a few brands trending like the iLife and the ecovacs. |
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Originally Posted by Red Liner
(Post 4731621)
Okay guys, I don't think I will be lucky with a robot vacuum without duty hit from aliexpress. I see a few brands trending like the iLife and the ecovacs. |
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Originally Posted by vibbs
(Post 4731628)
How is Mi priced in Amazon? Or is it not available in India? I have another friend of mine using this. I think this is one of the best in the market at the moment. I did look out a lot before purchasing one here in Singapore. |
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Originally Posted by atnyia
(Post 4731632)
I checked out ILIFE in their Bangalore office at ORR, which is a walking distance away. I was unimpressed with suction. So, I ordered Mi Vaccum Cleaner at Sharesave app. This is a Mi owned app. The prices are inclusive of custom duty. Most importantly, buying through this method gives one year manufacture warranty. On the flipside, while I have placed ordered around Christmas, it is not yet shipped. I learnt from email communication that it is out of stock and they will ship only by end of January! So, I am patiently waiting. |
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Originally Posted by Red Liner
(Post 4731637)
Thanks for the iLife tip off. Looks like most of the amazon reviews are scams. I will look up the sharesave app. Sounds like a group buy thing? The karcher w3 was also an option |
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Originally Posted by atnyia
(Post 4731647)
iLife isn't all bad. It offers both vacuuming and wet mopping functions. This is not offered by Mi. Just to put things in perspective, it has half the suction (850) and half the battery (2600 mAH) compared to Mi (1800, 5200 mAH). By some luck, I have WD3 since 2015. Used twice for Diwali cleaning only. :uncontrol |
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