J15 Pro Ultra

I have the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra, which does this, and it does a pretty great job, much better than I would be willing to do 3 times a week.

I ran into the same issue. I was brave and updated via the Eureka app. Had no issues, my J15 Pro Ultra was accessible via the easy route afterwards. Everything worked like a charm.

I’m currently looking at the Eureka J15 Pro Ultra robot vacuum The good thing with the J15 series is that you don't need any UART/serial/adapter shenanigans, there is a straightforward USB port :)

I just switched to the J15 Pro Ultra with Valetudo from a Roidmi Eve Plus and I really like it thus far. The mopping is great, judging from the color of the water in the waste tank in the dock :X First a disclaimer: I have about the easiest house for a robot vacuum there is, no kids and pets, and a

UPDATE: Thanks to the feedback and me looking a bit more into reviews I decided to grab the V50 Ultra for the nice price of 560,99€ (due to it being used for display in a MediaMarkt but as per their description it is unused and in flawless condition and obv comes with original packaging as well as a

I've owned this robot for almost 2 months now and have been very happy with it in the first month. In the past few weeks things changed though, it started doing a very poor job vacuuming the floor. I noticed that the suction level wasn't respected and always dropped to the lowest level, even after c

Ecovacs used to be so good a few years ago, I was a huge fan until my x1 omni died after 4 years of daily use. I ordered and returned 7 different models in a 4ish month period before I gave up. The cheap n30 pro omni is finally great for my basement, but cheap to flagship models for my main floor we

My partner and I recently replaced our old roomba (named Spot) with a fancier robot vacuum, a Eureka J15 Pro Ultra (named Alfred). It’s so much better at mapping, it has computer vision to avoid obstacles, pets, and even dog poop, it mops, it self-empties and self-cleans its mops and cuts hair off t

Same here. Unfortunately it's either a repairable but tricky to root Dreame (some would say it's easy to root, and perhaps it is compared to Roborocks, but I read the instructions and they make me feel very anxious just thinking about following them), or an easy Eureka that may break for good after

I am in Germany. German consumer law gives me one year of manufacturer warranty. The second year is a gamble already and after that you are on your own. Deals seem to be OK for the J15 Pro Ultra at 500€ from the Eureka page. That's money I would spend in general.