The ILIFE V9 Pro combines robot vacuuming and mopping with a self-emptying station, cutting down on one of the more tedious parts of owning a robot cleaner. Once cleaning is finished, the dock uses a claimed 12,000Pa cyclone system to empty the robots bin into a larger 2.5L dust bag automatically.
ILIFE says that bag can provide up to seven weeks between changes, depending on how much dirt, dust and pet hair its collecting.
Key features:
Up to 3000Pa suction power
12,000Pa self-emptying station
Large 2.5L dust bag
Up to a claimed seven weeks between emptying
Gyroscope navigation with planned cleaning routes
2-in-1 vacuuming and mopping
200ml dustbin and 200ml water tank
Four cleaning modes: Plan, Edge, Spot and Max
Adjustable suction and water flow
Up to 100 minutes runtime
Automatically returns to its dock for charging
Smartphone app control
Cleaning schedules
Alexa and Google Assistant voice control
Anti-collision and anti-drop sensors
Slim 79mm-high robot body
Those dimensions could be useful if youve got furniture that taller LiDAR-equipped cleaners struggle to get underneath. The V9 Pro measures approximately 315 x 315 x 79mm, while the self-emptying station is 285 x 145 x 253mm.
Its also worth highlighting that this uses gyro navigation rather than LiDAR. It follows intelligently planned cleaning routes, but dont expect the more advanced room mapping, precision obstacle recognition and navigation found on considerably more expensive LiDAR-equipped models.
Delivery & buyer protection:
This one ships from the UK with free delivery, with arrival currently estimated for 5-10 days.
The listing includes the retailers Best Price Guarantee, along with free returns within 90 days.
Please note:
The claimed seven weeks between dust-bag changes is a maximum rather than a guarantee. ILIFEs own support guidance suggests replacement frequency depends on how much debris the vacuum collects homes with several pets, for example, may fill the bag considerably sooner.
The app also requires a compatible 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection ILIFE states that the V9 Pro cant connect directly to a 5GHz Wi-Fi network.
