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360 S9 Review: Cleaning Tests, Navigation & App Features

The 360 S9 (also known as S6 Pro) is the latest and most powerful model in the family. It has strong 2,650 Pa suction, guided by Lidar, and has smart features of the most high-end devices. In Europe, this robot vacuum will be presented under a different name, the 360 S9. The robot follows a back-and-forth navigation pattern guided by Lidar. It creates a map of the cleaning area and once it's done, the S9 automatically divides the map into separate rooms. If you re not satisfied with the results, you can merge or divide some areas. When the map is divided, you can order the robot to work in a specific room and also schedule it to work in the specific rooms if needed. Nevertheless, it has strong suction, it lasts up to 3 hours on one charge and is ideal for big homes. The robot supports up to 10 floor maps & perfect for multi-level houses. The robot is pretty quiet even though it is powerful making about 59-72 dB of noise. When it reaches carpet, it boosts suction for better performance. This feature allows saving battery life as you don't have to run it on max all time. This is the first robot in the family that has a nice minimalist remote controller. The machine is gentle with obstacles. It might have one of the best object recognition on the market. I am not worried about my furniture with it. The robot picked up 61% of sand on my high-pile carpet and this is a good result for a robot vacuum on thick carpet. When tested its pickup ability, the robot picked 100% of all debris the first time but the video somehow was not recorded so I had to test it again where it scored 96% which is still better than average. A 200 ml water tank covers about 43 sq m (462 sqft) areas (on high water level) based on my tests. When it needs to be refilled with water it alerts and this is the first robot I have tested which has such a feature. On a low water level, it can go up to 110 sq. m. To make it avoid carpets, set no-mop zones that become active only with mopping attachments on. The No-Go zones are always active no matter the robot is on mopping or vacuuming mode. This option helps it to keep off some zones of the house. You can also order it to work within a particular zone. The cleaning brush has detachable side tips which is essential for someone like me who has long hair. Very easy to clean. Overall, I would recommend this robot for everyone who lives in a big house with carpets or pets. The robot is safe for everyone who suffers from allergy because of the washable HEPA filter too. If you are looking for a machine that can also mop, take a look at this robot vacuum. I highly recommend it :) Where to buy the 360 S9: 👉 On Amazon.com (US): https://amzn.to/3bvkcp0 👉 On Amazon.de (EU): https://amzn.to/3m0l0XB 👉 On Amazon.co.uk (UK): https://amzn.to/3zF8LnT 👉 On Aliexpress: https://bit.ly/3oeJsae ⭐ My best robot vacuums: https://amzn.to/3o9M09N 📊 Compare robot vacuums: https://smartrobotreviews.com/g/rv/ 📄 Community: https://smartrobotreviews.com/ 📄 Read my full review: https://smartrobotreviews.com/reviews... ☝ Affiliate Disclosure: I use affiliate links in the description, this means I may earn a small commission (at no cost to you) when you buy something through my links. Timestamp: 0:00 - Intro 0:22 - Noise level measurement on quiet, standard, turbo, and max cleaning mode 0:35 - Carpet mode demonstration 0:43 - Omnidirectional RF remote control demo 1:00 - Anti-collision ultrasonic sensor 1:25 - Cleaning along the wall 1:31 - Cool eyes sticker 1:35 - Cleaning test with sand on a shaggy middle-pile carpet 2:13 - Cleaning test on carpet with debris 2:52 - Mopping test with stains 3:56 - Climbing test with a pile of planks 4:08 - Creating a map in real-time: 360Smart app demonstration 4:28 - How to name, divide and marge rooms on the map 4:55 - No go (block off) zones demo 5:12 - How zoned cleaning works 5:31 - How the no-mop zone function works 5:46 - Dustbin, HEPA filter, and cleaning the roller brush 6:15 - Lidar pressure sensor 6:19 - Measuring air flow velocity (CFM) 6:24 - Returning to the charging dock