Lefant - M3 Max

I bought a Lefant M3 Max on last week's Amazon deals so less than half MSRP. It's 32cm wide and the base station is 37cm wide.  It's smaller than most vacuums and as you know furniture is generally tighter and closer to each other.  This was important to me as I need the vacuum to get to the otherside of my bed and there's a small 35cm wide space where it can get through.  My old bumper vacuum Ecovas Deebot 920 could only sometimes do this area, it either ignored the space or got in but killed its batteries attempting to get out.  My apartment is mostly carpet, I only have tiles in the bathroom and kitchen so carpet cleaning ability is more important than it's mopping ability but it's still nice to be able to mop I only received it this weekend so I'm still playing with it but so far it has managed to map/vacuum my space which comes to about 32m² with 40% battery used at standard and pretty much all of the battery from 81% when run at full power. It's app is alright, when looked at from the price I paid for it, it's impressive. From the perspective of its MSRP I think the app is thin on some features and needs a UI person to go through it and make it better.

Lefant M3 está saliendo bastante bien, buena potencia, fregado ( especial alfombras y mascotas ) y base autovaciado. Lo mejor es que te sobra dinero [Mirala en la review](https://aspiradora-robotpro.com/lefant/)

Jus got a Lefant M3, quite impressed with it. Has spinning mops and I've set the interval to 10mins. Which seems to work well. It mops, returns, cleans mops and sets off again to continue where it left off. It must be doing a reasonable job as the dirty water tank is quite dirty. I used to have a Proscenic X1 with a flat vibrating mop which was OK. I just got fed up with cleaning the pads and refilling the tank all the time.

I don’t see this brand often suggested but my Lafant (with LiDAR) has been a great investment for our household. I was able to integrate using the Tuya integration. And the mapping function works real nice. https://preview.redd.it/zxg65tu0ea2g1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c1ac20230081c476e947de1a6221e6a9ee1fd21

Lefant has been decent. Has never got lost. Seems to not miss anything.

I love mine, use it at least once a day due to the amount of shedding my dogs do. not a deep cleaner but works great keeping things under control. bought one for my son and he loves it too.

Reading this I wonder if robot vacuums are ready for prime time -- all of them. I have two Lefants. One worked great for years, the second one required a call to Amazon's tech help within the month. They told me how to do a factory reset. That worked for about a month. Then it started beeping continuously and wouldn't run. What it had must be contagious (snark) because the one that worked great started doing something similar -- runs about one minute then stops and starts beeping. Tech help was no help. My guess is it might be something to do with my wireless so I'm not sure I can blame the robot. Maybe if they went back to the drawing board and just made a robot you didn't have to use your phone to work. That would take one unknown out of the problem of fixing them when they go wrong. Just an observation after reading the posts here.

lol what the fuck got up OPs ass about robot vacs? I have a LeFant I got for $90. Thing runs 4 hours or so on one charge. I run it every day. I only empty it once a week. The maintenance I put in takes literally 3 minutes. It saves me at least an hour worth of sweeping a week.

I have a cheapo LeFant that I got for free. Just swapped the battery. It's only a vacuum. I swear by it. We only have 1 kid but the crap that, that thing sucks up is incredible. Sometimes it even gets little toys. It's a heck of a machine. I'd recommend it.

I'm sitting here regretting my Lefant purchase from 18 months ago. I'm sure you weren't thinking of going that cheap, but in case you're tempted. I'm shopping again.

I bought Lefant on Amazon 1 year ago and I love it. We had some issue with water tank and they sent new one for free