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Robot vacuums come with a variety of features and can cost up to £800 at the top end. What you have to remember with this one is its an entry level that's a fraction of the cost of the others that come with all the bells and whistles. Does it charge itself - No Does it connect to your smart phone - No Can it connect to Google assistant or Alexa - No Has it got a large Dust collection bin - No Can you set up schedules for cleaning at certain times/ days - No It's it good with pet hair - No Is it good for laminate, wooden or tiled floors - Yes Does it have good suction - Yes On inspection it seems well made and feels sturdy. You get 4 brushes (2 to go on and 2 replacements). There isn't a main powered brush underneath so I think this particular vacuum is better suited to laminate/wooden or tile floors for dust and crumbs rather than carpets with pet hairs. Charge is about 4 hours and lasts a good hour. It doesn't come with loads of sensors like the expensive version as this one uses the front bumper to know when it's touched something and then changes direction. The remote control is fairly basic and easy to use although it doesn't come with the 2 X AAA batteries so you'll need to make sure you have some handy. This is a no frills straight forward entry level robot vacuum so don't expect to be able to program it and set up cleaning schedules. You place it on the ground and press go and it will continue until it runs out of power. There's a button on the remote you can press to get an audible beep from the vacuum when you're trying to locate it. Bare in mind again that this isn't the top of the range so it will only pick it up when you're in the room its in but will help you find it if it's stopped under the couch or the coffee table. What I was most impressed with is its ability to suction up every little crumb that I put on the floor to test it! So if you have laminate/wooden or tiled floors and want a little cheap Hoover to pick up all the little bits for less than £80, then this is a good option! I got this for my mum who has a little holiday chalet and normally has to hoover after the guests have gone. Now she can pop this in, shut the door and let it do it's thing. As I say, yes it won't come with all the features of the top end brand and models but then again you're not paying hundred and hundreds of pounds! ??? So if you're looking for a cheap entry level robot vacuum for under £80 , don't have pets or carpets then this is with having a look at. That being said, if you're looking for all the bells whistles and are prepared to pay a little more then definitely check out the DEEBOT 79s! It's an awesome but of kit for under £200! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1s4psZ7K6w