HAIER TH27U1 ROBOT CLEANER
₹13,999 / haier.com/in
If you haven’t yet invested in a robot cleaner such as this one, it’s probably because of the sky high prices that some of them charge. Any robot cleaner worth its salt costs upwards of ₹20,000 and for what they do, it seems to be a lot of money.
Add to that the inability to efficiently clean the nooks and crannies of your home and it is an obvious no go. The Haier TH27U1 comes in at just ₹13,999 and has a lot to offer!
It’s a pretty basic operation here. The robot looks like the thousand others you’ve seen before and has a silver top plate that looks great. One of the biggest issues we’ve had with cleaning robots is the act of cleaning the dust that settles on the robot itself. Thoughtfully so, the Haier doesn’t have any silly grooves or other design embellishments on top that allow dust to settle. It’s a plain flat finish that allows me to just wipe the dust off with a cloth in one swipe.
Another thing that we absolutely love about the design is the fact that there are no sensor modules jutting out at the top. This allows the robot to fit under most of the furniture thanks to its 76mm height.
One button does it all
Haier has really focused on the simplicity big time. Press the power button once and it will start auto-clean immediately.
A little extra?
Haier gives you a pair of additional brushes in the box that you can replace once the stock-fitted options go through their life. It's a simple pull-push operation to replace.
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