Brand	Lefant
Price	Amazon
Release Date	December 25, 2020
Dimensions	11″ x 11″ x 2,8″
Weight	6.67 lbs
Suction Power	1,800 Pa
Dustbin Volume	500 ml
Runtime	100 minutes
Battery Type	1,800 mAh lithium ion
Compatibility	Amazon Alexa, Google Asistant, app, remote

Other editions

Lefant M210S (available on Amazon)

Lefant M210 Pro (available on Amazon in industrial gray and champagne gray colors)

In the box

Robot vacuum
Charging base
Power adapter
Dustbin
HEPA filter
Side brushes (4)
Remote control
Machine cleaning brush
User manual

Lefant M210 Robot Vacuum

This is a robot vacuum-mop hybrid if you get the mop accessory. It combines compactness, quietness, and powerful suction. It can reach tighter spaces and go under furniture with ease.

The M210 comes with gyroscope technology and built-in anti-collision sensors to avoid bumping into things, which is also supplemented by object mapping and 360-degree sensors. The sensors are 6D. There are also anti-dropping sensors to not fall from high places.

Furthermore, there are multiple cleaning modes as well as long battery life that can cover 1,100 square feet of real estate. This hybrid is safe for hardwood floors and carpets. It is good for pet hair and human hair with its tangle-free design because of its rubber brushes.

Cleaning modes

About the six cleaning modes:

Smart
Edge
Spot
Automatic
Time-setting
Quiet

Edge cleaning means cleaning near walls and corners, and spot cleaning is for specific areas. In automatic mode, the M210 creates real-time maps.

More details

Thanks to the double HEPA filtration system, harmful particles and pollution are blocked as the high-performance filter was designed to capture up to 99% of dust, dander, and pet allergens.

Using the Lefant app, you can create a cleaning schedule. You can also command the bot with voice control. Just make sure your wifi is 2.4 GHz.

Now, if the M210 is about to run out of battery, it goes back to the dock on its own to recharge.

Is this robot vacuum-mop recommended?

The suction of this bot is effective. The bot rarely gets stuck. However, if it struggles to find the next room, you can pick it up and place it there. Otherwise, it may keep repeating the same area until it figures out where the next room is on its own, but that will likely take more time than you want.

The worst case is when the M210 struggles to find its dock. It may even lose battery completely on the way there. If only the app was actually good…