16 pointsby cainxinth21 hours ago5 comments
  • nathancahill19 hours ago
    We have a recent model Roborock and it was hands-down the best unboxing and setup experience I've had of any tech product.
    • whalesalad19 hours ago
      Hopefully not the one with cameras that’s sending imagery of your home up to the cloud.
      • tiahura18 hours ago
        Is your house that embarrassing?
        • amundskm18 hours ago
          I can't believe that people are this blasé about their privacy. Once something like images of your home are in the cloud you no longer control them. We should be fiercely guarding our privacy and our ability to not be monitored.
    • victorbjorklund19 hours ago
      Bought a Roborock and expected it to be ”meh” at cleaning but it does vaccum better than I would (and can do it more often). Had no problems with it so far.
  • aappleby9 hours ago
    We got sick of Roomba failures and switched to a Eufy, it's just absurdly better.
    • sashk8 hours ago
      A few years ago, I bought a Eufy robot vacuum. Less than a year later, one of the wheels stopped working: a known issue caused by faulty gears. When I reached out to Eufy, they told me the product had been discontinued, no parts were available, and they wouldn’t honor the warranty. So be careful with them.
  • bdavbdav15 hours ago
    I was talking with friends who use action cameras heavily. GoPro seem to have suffered the same fate - defacto to second class, as they’ve just failed to innovate.
  • brnt18 hours ago
    Roombas have been left behind by the competition a decade ago. I avoid uploading data to China by never setting my Dreames and Roborocks up.
    • ghssds15 hours ago
      The data you upload to somewhere in your own country is much more dangerous as a recipient may actually reach you. Uploading your data to China? Much higher probability it is inconsequential.
    • wredcoll16 hours ago
      Do they run without set up? What are some useful tricks?