CHOVERY 3000Pa Corded Window Cleaner Robot with Remote Control | Window Cleaning Robot with 3.0AI Path Planning Glass Cleaning Robot for Framed Windows/Tiles/Class Door

I recently moved into a house with a lot of really big windows and wanted to try one of these window cleany things. I can't believe how well it actually cleans the windows inside. Better than I could by hand that is for sure. I also have some widows that are so high I would have to get a step ladder to get the top parts, this unit will go all the way up so I don't have to do that. The drawbacks are that you have to pay attention to it, when it's finished with the window, you have to get it down. It only works with the remote, no manual overrides on the unit, and it states that you need to dust the window before you put it on. I have to give it five stars because the windows were so incredibly clean afterwords, but be aware you do still need to do a little work for it.

Buen artículo. Cumple con su función en un 95 %, quedan algunas partes altas sin limpiar correctamente, pero esta bien en general

The unit worked flawlessly for an hour but then it started repeatedly stopping. The unit would go back and forth across the window the on turning to go back the other way would start climbing at 45 degrees, beep and stop. This means I can't leave it without watching it. Bit of a shame as was good for an hour

Cool machine that gave me high hopes.....It falls off all the time. Manual says if window is to dirty or to clean it will fall off, so as a test I ran it twice on same windows.......feel off even on second runneat toy......but not for serious work.

Worked as described easy to put together.

This version of the Chovery Window Cleaner needs supervision. And a constant manual light misting on the windows. There is another/newer model that may perform better and has a built-in misting system.Unless your windows have a "hard Stop" at the window's edge, the Robot has a 10 - 15% chance of falling off the window. Again, it needs constant supervision in this scenario.I found that if I cleaned the windows first, then let the robot clean them, the results were passable, but in certain lighting conditions, streaks and circular patterns were very evident. Some areas were missed altogether.Sometimes, the protruding 'handle' entangles the safety rope. The newer model is better designed.I purchased a small but sturdy suction cup and stuck it to the top of the window. Then I attached the safety rope to it. That works well.

Great idea, but difficult to tie off in case it releases from the glass!!Felt it was a little too dangerous !!

Excelente para mis cristales

Broken after approximately 2 hours of use, gear stripped.

I was looking for a robot window cleaner for some time. I had never used one before, so didn’t want to invest much after reading lots of reviews. I bought this one because of the generally positive reviews and price (about CAD$120).The good:- it cleans windows- it’s easy to useThe not so good:- it has fallen off twice, due to caulking I thinkOverall: I’m really happy with this little guy. Far more importantly, my wife likes it.

Espectacular ya no pago limpia vidrios !!

I recently got the Window Cleaner Robot, and it’s been a game-changer for my windows. It cleans efficiently and saves me a lot of time. The robot’s smart navigation ensures it covers MOST of the surface. It’s easy to set up and use, though it can be a bit noisy at times. Overall, it's a great product that makes window cleaning much easier. 4 out of 5 stars!

Works well on glass. I tried it on the shower walls, but the tiles are small and there's a lot of black grout between. The sensors don't read black the same as a Roomba. It just gets confused. I was just hoping it would work in the shower. If you already have a crack on a window, don't use it on that one, as this thing has good suction and will probably just make the crack worse or add more due to the vacuum pressure. One thing I wish these had was a retractable safety cable. One that would pull out as it cleans, and if it falls, the cable would lock and stop the fall. Otherwise, you have to figure out what length you need the window, and if it falls from the top, then it has some distance to fall before the cable reaches its end. Holds very well on the glass.