ILIFE Robot Vacuum and Mop, 3000Pa Strong Suction Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Gyro Navigation, App Control, No Tangle, Compatible with 2.4GHz WiFi, Alexa, Ideal for Hard Floor, Pet Hair, V9

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1. Travelling Playground Verified Buyer – 12 May 2024

   As a household with two dogs, we are constantly dealing with shedding hair. Having our ilife to take care of this problem for us has been a game changer. We use the vacuum everyday to ensure shedding is not an issue, especially in those stubborn places like the bottom of the stairs and in corners. The mop feature has saved us as well from muddy paws to footprints and has allowed us more time doing what really matters. It is easy to use and clean with little maintenance. As easy as it is to throw the mop pads in the wash I would recommend purchasing additional ones as they get dirty quick, especially if you’re using it every day. We have another name brand robot vacuum and I love that the iLife is a lot quieter than that, allowing us to use it after the kids go to sleep.
   

2. Uday K. Verified Buyer – 25 July 2024

   I bought a Roomba 606 before i got this. The 606 worked fine and i was quite happy with its performance till it started acting up after a week or so. No battery charge was it’s problem. Returned it and got the iLife A4s although i was skeptical about the brand.
   This things works great. Is much much quieter than the Roomba 606, and has a handy remote.Removes more dirt and pet hair (two dogs), than i could ever with a broom. The dogs always bring in loads of dirt and debri and the iLife cleans it up without any problem. Comes with a cleaning brush and two extra rotating sweepers, and opening and emptying out the bin is a snap. well designed and well built for the price. Have not tried it on carpet as don’t have one.
   Highly recommended given the price and performance.
   

3. Sandra S Verified Buyer – 1 August 2024

   1) Can not save your maps. 2) Has a hard time docking its charging station. 3) It’s suction is not powerful and just all around sucks. 4) You can’t even tell which room it is in because the mapping is just so bad.

   Do not buy – save your money and invest in a better one with mapping capabilities.
   

4. Sarah Bf Verified Buyer – 5 February 2025

   Cette aspirateur est stupide il se cogne contre toutes les surfaces et après 5 mn de marche il m’affiche problème de pare choc. Je vais le retourner je ne suis pas satisfaite de cette achat.
   

5. Macie Verified Buyer – 9 February 2025

   I decided to write my initial review and update at a later time. I feel that would give a fair overview of this product & I also want to be very thorough; $200 is a lot of money to my family, it may be to yours also. I want to make sure you know all the pros & cons before making a purchase. So far – holy moly! It does just what it says it will. Vacuums over my laminate wood floors, area rugs & bathroom/kitchen tile. It does a great job, too! One less thing for me to take care of! I can’t make any sense of the pattern it uses on auto clean, but it covers everywhere! There are 2 long haired ladies in my house, plus a shedding dog. I check the dirt container often & empty as needed. Our hair has gotten wrapped around the roller but a seam ripper got it out easy enough. It doesn’t like dark corners, so make sure your rooms are well lit. Its not silent, though not loud either. Quieter than a hair dryer on low. All in all, thus far, definitely worth the money! Cons: rolls up thin/small area rugs & the spinning brushes probably will need replacing often (just my opinion). *** 1 week update *** Still going strong! This thing has paid for itself already in my opinion. I run it twice a day & have used the spot clean function a couple of times for spills. The max function drains the battery considerably faster. If it’s too far away from the base when it dies, it has a hard time finding it’s way “home” but I just guide it if it’s taking a while to get there with the remote. It doesn’t get into sharp corners well sometimes, I’ve been sweeping them out to the open floor and letting the robot get it. (Lazy, but that’s what I bought this thing for, right?) I’ll update again in a month with final thoughts. So far, so good! ***close enough to 1 month*** So I’m still pretty darn impressed. I’ve blocked it into specific rooms to make sure it sweeps the entire room at once. It has a crazy pattern & left to do it’s thing WILL get the entire room…eventually. I find it easier to block it in each room, then let it go however long it wants in our main living areas. I’ve left the door open to my bedroom which has 2 steps down & this little guy did fall. He flipped over onto the next step. It seems to still be working just fine, but I don’t chance it anymore. I did figure out that to remove hair from the roller brush, you can just pop off the cover & pull it out. That’s way easier than a seam ripper! All-in-all y’all, I’d recommend this to anyone & I already have, actually. We’re planning on giving one to our parents for Christmas. I have barely touched my broom for almost a month. One less thing for a stay at home mom of 2 young kids & a housewife. It’s money well spent! **** 8 months later **** I’ve uploaded a picture to show the problem my husband discovered. Our ILife started getting stuck on everything – the area rugs & nothing at all. We took it apart to clean it (it definitely needed it) and found that one of the wheels wasn’t turning. When he removed the wheel he saw the ground wire was detached. When the iLife would encounter a bump, the wheel has been rubbing against the wires. 3 are frayed & the ground wire has come out completely. I’m not sure if we can fix it. It was good while it lasted but it didn’t even make it a whole year. I’m pretty disappointed. It worked really well until it didn’t. I’m going to contact the company to see what can be done. **Late update & Final thoughts** The company is in China so there was a lot lost in translation in emails. They didn’t quite understand the issue with the wiring but sent two new wheel assemblies and emailed a video on how to replace them. The video didn’t include how to replace the wires. I decided to attempt it anyway & I was successful! It hasn’t worked nearly as well since then. I’m not the most mechanically inclined person so maybe it’s not exactly right, but it does work. I think at this point it’s getting very close to the end of its life. It’s worse at detecting a fall down the stairs, chooses corners it will never go in & gets stuck easily or on nothing at all. All-in-all, I’d say it was worth $200. Next time, I’ll invest more money into a unit that will hopefully last longer. If you’re on a budget & in the market for one of these, this one has been great overall & even with the issues we’ve had, the warranty was honored, the customer service was good & it does what it says it does. ****Final Update 2 years later RIP iLife**** So after the repair I did, it never really worked as well. Now it’s definitely at the end of its life. It will clean for a few feet, back up in a circle then stop & flash red once. I haven’t attempted to contact the company because at this point I’m way outside the warranty period and I’m not confident in whatever I’d have to repair this time. Like I said before, for $200 I wasn’t disappointed. Do I wish it lasted longer? Well of course, I wish it lasted forever! But it was our first foray into robot vacuums and I honestly don’t see our future without one, just not this one. It’s a great budget/beginner vacuum. Can you live without one? Sure. Do you want to? This little robot will answer that for you. It’s a definite NO from me! At the end of the day, you get what you pay for & this was definitely worth it. I’ll spend more this time for a better quality machine. But, I have zero regrets. If you’re on the fence about owning a robot vacuum this is the budget machine you’re looking for. Not so much that you’ll kick yourself for buying it if you think it’s a waste and not much at all when you look at the cost of higher quality machines when you upgrade. You can’t go wrong. Also – just as a disclaimer, I wasn’t paid or compensated for any of these reviews. These are 100% honest and my own opinions.

   

6. Kindle Customer Verified Buyer – 16 February 2025

   Amazing product! I do not like the idea of domestic help as the wages are not regulated and do not know if the prevailing rates are fair. Thus, I clean my apartment on my own. At times, it becomes tough due to extreme work pressure and time constraints. I came across the robot and purchased it. I can tell you that my apartment is always clean now and with almost 20% efforts.
   Pros. Effective, programmable, easy to use, easy to clean, quiet operation, has a cute personality:)
   Cons. Nothing

   All in all… Full value for money.
   

7. Jack Chu Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   There is always endless cleaning when you have kids in the household. We own quite a few high-end manual vacuum cleaner such as Dyson DC24 and V6 but it’s too much work for the wife to do the vacuuming frequently. I did some research on vacuum-sale.com and decide to purchase this ILIFE A4s vacuum robot cleaner to offload some work form wife so she can spend more time with kids. The reason we picked A4s over the V series, which includes mopping feature is because we have thin carpets in our place and a stronger suction power is needed. ILIFE A4s is the upgraded version of the popular ILIFE A4. It mainly added features such as mini-room cleaning mode, tangle-free bearing system, a better battery life and also it can be shipped to California. Dimension and appearance wise it’s identical to A4. The package contains ILIFE A4s vacuum robot cleaner, remove control, charger base, power adapter, cleaning brush, 2 extra robot side brushes, 1 extra HEPA filter, and user manual. It’s very nice that ILIFE included additional side brushes and HEPA filter as those need to be replaced over time. ILIFE A4s has an ON/OFF switch on the side and a single button on top of the unit to activate/stop the robot. Most advance controls are accessible through the included remote. ILIFE A4s has a large dust bin (less maunal clean up) and can be easily removed from main body for cleaning up. CONTROL ILIFE A4s goes into automatic cleaning mode if I press the button on top of the unit and it stops cleaning if I press it again. Long press the button will make the robot move into SLEEP mode, where the lights are off to conserve battery. Advance controls are available on the remote. There is a LCD screen on top of the remote to display current time and the scheduled cleaning time for the robot. The buttons on the remote are: “CLEAN”, to start/stop automatic cleaning for the robot; “Directional Keys”, to manual control robot movement and to adjust settings; “MAX”, to activate MAX suction power, which is 1000PA. “PLAN” “CLOCK”, are used to adjust scheduled and current time; “Home”, to request robot return to charger base; “EDGE”, to request robot to start edge cleaning mode; “SPOT”, to request robot to start spot cleaning mode. CLEANING MODE There are 3 main operating modes – AUTO, EDGE, and SPOT. AUTO cleaning mode uses a random algorithm and it doesn’t have an idea of house floor plan as ILIFE A4s doesn’t have “eyes” like NEATO robots. However, it works pretty well in small place like mine. My place is roughly 1200 sq feet and A4s is smart enough to navigate from room to room and pick up most dirt. EDGE mode works well along the wall and even stair rails in my place. SPOT cleaning is a great feature for carpet as most dirty places on carpet requires several iterations to clean up. CLEANING POWER/ NAVIGATION There are cliff sensors on ILIFE A4s so it won’t fall off stairs. ILIFE A4s also tries slow down when it senses an obstruction in front. It works pretty well and I only occasionally see it charges into furniture. My place is mainly thin carpet with some tiles and hardwood. ILIFE A4s has no problem crossing different types of floors as it can climb over small height. On tile and hardwood, it works fairly well and cleans up most dirt even close to edge. I would say it’s probably better than my average manual work for edge cleaning unless I try really hard (It’s not easy to use a regular vacuum to clean up edge. I always had to use extra accessories but I got lazy sometimes). On carpet, it does a fair job. It does pick up most hairs/ trash from carpet but I usually have to manually control it with MAX mode to do some deep cleaning for difficult spots. The tangle-free design works pretty well and it goes over my wires without getting stuck. The robot is smart enough to find a way in and out between chair legs. It does take a while to get out of small confined space because it uses a random algorithm to try to find a way out. BATTERY LIFE ILIFE A4s will automatically try to return to its charging base when battery is low. However, I do have to follow the recommendation in manual otherwise it would get lost before it reaches the base. The charger base needs an open area with 1M clearance on the side and 2M clearance in front. My ILIFE A4s is able to clean roughly 2 hours per charge in normal mode (not MAX). Overall I really like this ILIFE A4s a lot and it does a decent job cleaning my place. Function-wise I have no complain as the unit is at a very good price point. However, somehow the package I received has a very heavy molding smell inside and even in the robots. I tried to let it sit a few days but the smell is still there. It might be just my bad luck though.