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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

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Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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Vacuuming that fits seamlessly into your life. The i7+ learns your home and navigates to where the messes are, right when they happen—so you can effortlessly keep your floors clean. Just say to Google Assistant or Alexa voice assistant, “Tell Roomba to clean under the kitchen table” and consider it done. After each cleaning, the i7+ empties itself into Disposal bags that hold up to 60 days of debris so you can forget about vacuuming for months. Personalized cleaning recommendations and seasonal suggestions help keep floors clean year-round, and 10x the Power-Lifting suction* paired with self-emptying convenience help make life a whole lot easier. *(compared to the Roomba 600 series cleaning system) *(Alexa and all related logos are trademarks of Amazon.com or its affiliates. Google is a trademark of Google LLC).

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With a unique self-emptying dust bin and the rare ability to clean specific rooms on command, this Roomba is the easiest to use of any robot vacuum. But it’s not flawless, and you don’t have to pay such a high price to get a satisfying robot vac.

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I bought my Roomba i7+ 2 years ago. A few months back she started giving me an error 16.

 For the exorbitant price I paid for the iRobot, I would expect it to exceed the cleaning performance of my other lower priced robot vacuums. I did not expect it to get stuck constantly, to have as many errors and stoppages, nor did I expect it to go offline as much as it does. I did a lot of research. All the claims were that it had superior cleaning capability

 I have more problems with the iRobot getting stuck and having errors, then with my other robot vacuums. This brand was hyped to be a superior cleaning machine over other brands. That is not the case! I overpaid for a robot vacuum that doesn't work any better than my other robot vacuums. It does not exceed them by a long shot

This is a good robot vacuum, but overpriced. I have two pets a dog and a cat, and I dog sit other pups on the regular. I hate animal hair all over my floors and before I had robot vacuums I would vacuum twice a day. To make life easy, I have three robot vacuums

 I don't have to remember to empty the vacuum after every run. My other robot vacuums must be manually emptied. If I forget to empty the other vacuums they don't clean as well, and when I finally do empty them they're so packed full that the debris falls out when removing the dustbin which causes a mess. Bottom line: is this a good robot vacuum? Yes

Gets stuck under furniture and stops alot with errors, but does a decent job cleaning

My Roomba arrived 11 days ago & so far the i7 is definitely  perfect for me & has worked flawlessly. I wanted to give you the reason I went with it & keep you updated throughout my subscription or answer any question if your thinking about subscribing aswell.

Roomba Select. No Brainer for me.

 After the first segment (battery depleted) it has at least returned the base to the correct location. I still haven't gotten a response from my emails to customer support that started on 12/5/2020. I've had to add some physical barriers in front of several pieces of furniture and a treadmill to keep the roomba from getting underneath because it gets stuck about half of the time (those old college text books finally came in handy for something. I've also used a baseball bat and the old extension tubes for my central vac that I'm hoping I won't need again

 Update 12/22/2020 The replacement arrived on time. The next day I started mapping runs. It took 3 five hour mapping sessions (including charging time) to generate a complete map so I don't consider the mapping to have been any smoother than the first two but at least this one appears to be accurate. I've started a couple of small cleaning jobs and the roomba seems to be performing as requested with one minor annoyance

 Unfortunately, the map will have to be generated again (third time) but he assures me it will be a much smoother process this time. If so, I expect to give it 4 stars. It's not getting 5 stars until I can more easily generate a map and they can allow indefinite (or at least 24 hour) job delays so I can suspend cleaning overnight and have it pick up where it left off the next. So far cleaning has been adequate but could be better; I assume the "better" would come from the S9 with its greater suction

 It's not getting 5 stars until I can more easily generate a map and they can allow indefinite (or at least 24 hour) job delays so I can suspend cleaning overnight and have it pick up where it left off the next. So far cleaning has been adequate but could be better; I assume the "better" would come from the S9 with its greater suction. Update 12/22/2020 The replacement arrived on time. The next day I started mapping runs

Didn't work (initially) in my large house.  Replacement worked.

 You can tell iRobot put a lot of effort into this. So I did the mapping run then followed with a "vacuum everywhere" run, no virtual barriers yet. Not only was the robot able to navigate my entire floor cleaning everything, it didn't get stuck once, even under the kitchen cabinets or dining room chairs, truly impressive. It did need a charge in the middle but at an hour or so to top up, the cleaning process completes in a much more reasonable time period

 Also important to note is that the N8 will want to recharge at 15% battery, so the most you ever really get out of this thing is 85%. The next big problem for me was the design of the auto-empty base. They opted to use a dual port discharge method that sucks from 2 doors in the dust bin simultaneously. I was prompted with a firmware update right away so let that run and waited until the next day to do the initial mapping run

 All the areas the N8 falls short work as intended or better on the i7, despite being lower tech. And this is after I was almost positive I wouldn't buy another Roomba!  i7 Pros: -Competitive price -Premium look and feel -Systematic cleaning pattern -Free in-box extras (1 bag, filter, rotating brush) -Excellent battery and charging performance -Excellent auto-empty base -ZERO issue with long pet hair -Intuitive and granular control via the app (clean zones, no go zones, defined rooms that can be scheduled) -Smart Maps works really well  i7 Cons: -Old school vSLAM bump sensor tech that will mar the more stuff it bumps into -RCON sensor sits in harms way atop the bumper -Single rotating brush could be improved -Room lighting is required, this thing doesn't do well in the dark -No variable speed motor = higher noise, about the same as my 960

 The robot functions very well in general and is a very good vacuum, all told. The downsides that I experienced, however, were enough for me to return it. The key cons here are battery life, recharge time, the auto-empty base and getting stuck. Your first step with the N8 is the initial mapping of your floorplan which must be completed fully before you can do anything, I mean anything

The best of the best!

 I love the fact that it notifies you each time a job is completed. No more guessing what was cleaned and what wasn't. In my opinion the Roomba I7+ is almost there but needs some adjustments. For the money spent on it I think it would be worth it but for the noise it makes while cleaning

  1. It is very loud when cleaning. As both my wife and I work from home I quickly learned that it can not be run during the day because it is just too loud and distracting. I also found that I couldn't run it in the evenings as it made TV watching unbearable

 As both my wife and I work from home I quickly learned that it can not be run during the day because it is just too loud and distracting. I also found that I couldn't run it in the evenings as it made TV watching unbearable. That left me with running it during the night. I have to close my bedroom door at night so it won't wake us

 I don't believe it picks up as well as my other one because when I compare what I use to clean out of the other ones dustbin with what I see in the bag of the Roomba it just doesn't seem as much. Plus I know our socks are picking up more dog hair than in the past because I see it on our couches and ottomans now. I can tell it does just as well with hair on tile as my old one but not so well on carpet or rugs.  4

30 day review

I read many, many reviews before I invested in this item, as it was a lot of money to spend, and sometimes a couple of bad reviews make you not want to purchase something. I finally decided to take a chance and purchase the vacuum, and I am glad I did. I’ve had it for a week now, and it has mapped all of the areas in my house I want it to clean. We have 4 children, and I can never count on their rooms being picked up enough to send this in there

 I am extremely happy with it. It is helping me tremendously keeping the house picked up. We have 3 cats and 1 dog who constantly sheds. My biggest concern with these robot vacuums was vacuuming my living room and then it needing me to empty it before it would continue

 When it empties it sounds like a mini jet engine starting up. Probably no louder than your average vacuum, but that is something to consider if you plan on only running it overnight. I hope we don’t experience any issues, but if we do, I did purchase the 3 year extended warranty on Amazon. It was by far the best deal when I compared other retailer’s warranties, so for the next 4 years I have zero worries if it does breakdown

 I love the mapping feature and it’s ease of use. It mapped my laundry room and dining room as one area. My dining area is always picked up, my laundry room is not. It was very simple to add a divider on the map to make that one area, two areas, and I can tell it to stay out of the laundry room when I know there’s a mountain of laundry on the floor

Worth the cost!

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iRobot Roomba i7+ Review: What to Know Before You Buy

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If you're looking to spend less on a robot vacuum to deal with pet hair, consider the Roborock E4. Unlike the iRobot Roomba S9, it doesn't store a permanent map of its coverage area. It means it loses out on some of the more advanced automation capabilities, like being able to set up virtual no-go zones or sending the vacuum to a specific room within your home. That said, it's much more affordable and does just as good a job in cleaning pet hair from a wide variety of surface types. Unusually for a budget-friendly robot vacuum, it has a surface detection system that lets it automatically adjust its suction power depending on the floor type that it's on. There's an onboard HEPA filter to help trap allergens as it cleans, too. Its maximum battery life of over three hours should be more than enough to vacuum most rooms, and even in its most powerful 'Max' mode, it provides almost two hours of runtime. Unfortunately, it takes much longer to recharge.

Get the iRobot if you want a robot vacuum with a much wider range of automation capabilities. Consider the Roborock if you're looking for something much cheaper that still delivers exceptional pet hair-cleaning performance.

If you're looking for a robot vacuum with a larger internal dirt compartment, consider the Roborock E4. This budget-friendly robot vacuum delivers similarly superb performance on bare floors and does a slightly better job cleaning debris on carpet than the Wyze Robot Vacuum. However, you can't set up virtual boundary markers or schedule room cleaning sessions for specific areas using its companion app. Thankfully, its dustbin is larger, so it shouldn't need emptying as frequently. Despite its less advanced mapping system, it still does a great job of maneuvering itself, and it's capable of automatically adjusting its suction power depending on the surface that it's on. However, while its maximum battery life of nearly 200 minutes is longer, it does take longer to recharge. It also has many parts that need regular replacing, including its allergen-trapping HEPA filter.

Get the Wyze if you want a vacuum with more advanced automation capabilities, but consider the Roborock if you want a larger dustbin and a longer battery life.

If you're looking to spend less on a robot vacuum for dealing with pet hair, consider the Roborock E4. This robot vacuum does a fantastic job of clearing away pet hair on bare floors as well as low and high-pile carpet. Its brushroll is easily removable, allowing you to cut away tangled hair with minimal difficulty. It also features an onboard HEPA filter to help seal in fine particles and can even adjust its suction power to suit different surfaces. This vacuum does a great job of maneuvering itself around obstacles and cleans in an organized series of S-shaped patterns. It's also compatible with a mopping module for dealing with stains like tracked-in mud on hard floors. However, you have to pay a little bit more for the variant of this vacuum that comes bundled with this attachment.

Unlike the Wyze Robot Vacuum, the E4 doesn't have a LIDAR mapping system to generate a permanent map of its coverage area, so you can't set up virtual no-go zones that the vacuum won't enter or direct the vacuum to clean a specific room. If those features are important to you, the Wyze is worth a look, though it is notably pricier, has a much smaller dustbin, and has a slightly harder time dealing with pet hair on carpets.

The best robot vacuum for carpet that we've tested in the budget category is the Roborock E4. Unusually for a vacuum in this price bracket, it has a surface detection system that lets it automatically increase its suction power on carpeted floors. It also does a fantastic job dealing with pat hair on low and high-pile carpets, though it might still need to make one or two extra passes to collect everything.

This vacuum can run for almost two hours continuously in its highest-power 'Max' mode, so you shouldn't need to worry about it running out of charge even when cleaning larger carpeted areas. Maneuverability is impressive, and the vacuum can climb onto high-pile rugs without too much difficulty. Despite its relatively affordable price point, it also feels very well-built and has an allergen-trapping HEPA filter.

However, this vacuum has a less sophisticated mapping system than LIDAR-equipped alternatives like the Wyze Robot Vacuum. It also can't generate a permanent map of its coverage area, so you can't set up virtual boundary lines or direct the vacuum to clean specific rooms within your home. Still, it's a great option if you're looking for a robot vacuum that performs well on a wide variety of surfaces without breaking the bank.

If you're looking for a robot vacuum with a larger dirt compartment for vacuuming hardwood floors, consider the Roborock E4. Unlike the Wyze Robot Vacuum, this budget-friendly robot vacuum doesn't have a LIDAR mapping system that stores a permanent map of its coverage area, meaning you can't set up virtual boundary markers or schedule cleaning sessions for specific areas. However, it does have a significantly larger dirt compartment that shouldn't need emptying as often and delivers similarly fantastic performance on flat, even surfaces like hardwood floors. It has a surface-detection system that lets it automatically change its suction power setting depending on the floor type that it's on, which is helpful if you have any rugs or carpets on your hardwood floors. Unfortunately, it has quite a few parts that need regular cleaning. Like many other robot vacuums, recurring costs are high since a few components need periodic replacing.

Get the Wyze if you want a robot vacuum with more advanced mapping and automation capabilities, but consider the Roborock if you want a vacuum with a larger dustbin and a longer battery life.

The best budget robot vacuum we've tested is the Roborock E4. Unusually for a vacuum at this price point, it has a surface detection feature that lets it automatically adjust its suction power to suit different surface types. It delivers alright overall performance on low and high-pile carpet and performs exceptionally well on bare surfaces. It also does a great job of maneuvering itself, as it can easily negotiate its way around obstacles like couches or chairs and cleans in an organized, thorough manner. Unfortunately, unlike premium models like the Roborock S7, it doesn't have a LIDAR mapping system that would allow it to precisely map out its coverage area, so you can't set up virtual boundary lines or schedule cleaning sessions for specific rooms.

If you're looking for a robot vacuum that does support some of these features and don't mind paying a little more, the Shark AI Robot could be worth a look. It generates a permanent map of its coverage area, enabling you to schedule cleaning sessions for specific rooms or set up no-go zones the vacuum won't enter. However, it doesn't perform as well as the Roborock on bare floors, has a less intuitive companion app, and struggles with pet hair.

Look at the Roborock E4 if you're willing to spend more than $200 on a robot vacuum. Compared to the cheaper eufy RoboVac 25C and yeedi K650, its twin internal gyroscopes and OpticEye motion tracking sensor allow it to chart its position in real-time, allowing for far more comprehensive, efficient room coverage. It also does a great job of maneuvering itself, as it can easily negotiate its way around obstacles like couches or chairs and cleans in an organized, thorough manner. Unlike the yeedi and eufy, it comes with a HEPA filter to help seal in fine allergens.

It delivers alright overall performance on low and high-pile carpet and performs exceptionally well on bare surfaces. Unusually for a vacuum at this price point, it has a surface detection feature that lets it automatically adjust its suction power to suit different surface types. However, there's no included remote control that would allow you to use most of its features without an internet connection.

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