Bagotte BG600

The Bagotte BG600 has an affordable price and, as a result, some smart features that can be seen in more expensive robot vacuums have been sacrificed. However, despite the lack of features, the Bagotte BG600 can still do the job well.

It has a maximum suction power of 1500 Pa, which is not that impressive since most robot vacuums have a suction power of at least 2000 Pa. However, it can still manage to pick up fine to large debris, which can come in handy if you have shedding pets in your home. You might have to clean the brush often because the rolling brush is prone to hair tangling, which lessens its ability to clean effectively.

The Bagotte BG600 cleans the room in a random pattern, which is less efficient than the smart mapping ability that other robot vacuums have; especially if you want to cover the whole floor. It bumps on furniture until it drains its battery, hoping that it cleaned the entire floor. Robot vacuums that don’t have a mapping ability, like the Bagotte BG600, are more suitable for small homes because they can cover the whole floor of small areas. Even if it cleans randomly, it might be able to clean a large house, but since the Bagotte BG600 doesn’t have a long battery life it might not have enough battery to clean the whole floor on a single charge.

Since it doesn’t have a mapping ability, it also doesn’t have a laser turret seen in robot vacuums that use LIDAR navigation. It has a slim profile that can access hard-to-reach areas, such as under the bed or cabinet, where most dirt resides.

Other features that the Bagotte BG600 lacks are an app and voice control. You can, however, control it through the remote control that supports six cleaning modes: auto, scheduling, spot, edge, single room, and max cleaning. The cleaning schedule feature can only support a particular time of the day, so you cannot set a cleaning schedule for a specific day of the week.

It includes a magnetic strip that blocks off areas that you don’t want the robot vacuum to go. It is also equipped with infrared sensors, so you won’t have to worry about the robot vacuum falling down the stairs.

Overall, the Bagotte BG600 is very simple to use, and ideal for those who don’t like complicated smart technology. It lacks some features, but for its price, it can manage to clean areas that are hard-to-reach, and vacuum fine to large debris.