Neabot NoMo Q11: A 3-in-1 robot at a very attractive price

We are back with cleaning solutions for the home, and the one that is satisfying us the most lately is having a self-emptying robot at home. We have previously offered you many alternatives here, at Actualidad Gadget, so this was not going to be less considering how interesting its range is.

We review the new Neabot NoMo Q11, an intelligent 3-in-1 robot vacuum cleaner that offers a lot at a reasonable price. Let's see if the new Neabot NoMo Q11 is really worth it, what are its main functions and of course, where you can buy it and at what price.

Materials and design: Innovative and pleasant

Far from what usually happens with this type of device, Neabot has decided to give a twist to everything modifiable within a robot vacuum cleaner. This means that with the self-emptying station we find a conical design, without angles, with many curves, which not only conveys a sensation of quality, but also takes this NoMo Q11 out of the comfort zone where it is. they usually place other devices of the same range.

The same happens with the robot vacuum cleaner itself, where they also flee from angles, risking everything on jet-white (bright white), and crowning the upper part with the manual control panel. We have reasonable doubts about the durability of these details, taking into account that it is a product that tends to get covered in dust and therefore will require cleaning that will inevitably result in scratches.

• The complete package weighs 13 Kilograms, keep this in mind when receiving and assembling it.
• thickness of 8,5 centimeters

Regarding the device, a single brush to attract dirt, two wheels of variable height to overcome obstacles on the sides, the central brush through which stubborn dirt is emphasized taking advantage of the aspiration, and in the tail we will find the more than classic mop.

The sensors, as we can imagine, are distributed throughout the entire device depending on their needs. It never ceases to amaze us that despite promising to scan our home, we do not have a LiDAR sensor on top, how will it perform? Well, using the LiDARs scattered on the sides.

Technical characteristics and autonomy

Now we go to the muscle, what really matters in a device with these characteristics. We start with the fact that it is equipped with a 4.000 Pascal suction cyclonic motor, nothing insignificant if we compare it with most products in its range, but without reaching the power offered by higher-end products, something that on the other hand is quite consistent.

As we can imagine, it has several anti-fall sensors at the bottom, as well as three LiDAR sensors integrated into the front of the device. These LiDAR sensors scan the entire environment to send it to its processor and Through the Artificial Intelligence system that Neabot promises, create the best possible route to optimize cleaning.

• LDS + DToF format sensors
• Possibility of avoiding obstacles of a maximum of 2 centimeters

In our tests and despite the skepticism that causes me not to have a central and upper LiDAR, scanning 80 square meters has taken approximately 3 minutes, in line with other products in the same range.

We are now talking about the battery, where we find 5.200 mAh that promise (and comply according to our analysis) about 150 minutes of autonomy. The full charging time of the device will be around three hours, however, for around 80 square meters it has never exceeded the consumption of around 35-40% battery.

Cleaning and capacities

As for the robot, we find a 250ml capacity tank, accompanied by a certified HEPA filter, which will delight allergy sufferers. This HEPA filter can also be easily cleaned.

Taking advantage of the lower sensors, This robot is capable of identifying the surface on which it is working, such as carpets, and regulate the suction power to meet the needs required at that time.

If we move to the self-emptying charging base, we find 2,5 liters of capacity, this will promise us around 20/30 days of cleaning without the need to empty the bucket. This will depend a lot on the level of dirt and the size of the house. However, as with other products with these characteristics, the NoMo Q11 has a proprietary bag that you must purchase each time it is full and that can only be purchased in "packs" of four from 29,99 euros.

Regarding synchronization, it works through WiFi with 2,4 GHz bands only, it is compatible with both Android As with iOS through its official and free application, as well as synchronization with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, the latter being the virtual assistant that we have tested, with a simple and efficient operation.

We have the possibility to clean by rooms, adjust the three power levels, activate and deactivate the scrubbing and even enjoy a multi-floor cleaning scan for homes at various heights. As for scrubbing, we find the usual, a moistened mop system that makes one pass rather to liquidate the dust and that in no way replaces traditional scrubbing, especially considering that despite the humidity regulation, it can leave numerous water marks on the floors.

The Neabot NoMo Q11 is relatively quiet in its specific mode, offering a noise that is around 65 decibels, in the average of other similar products characteristics.

Editor's opinion

We are faced with a product with which Neabot wanted to make a difference especially in terms of design. Not so in terms of features, although the fact that the LiDAR sensors are hidden and integrated into the equipment is supremely surprising, it does not offer too many features that may particularly attract our attention, however, the price will. .

And it is that Neabot's NoMo Q11 starts at 399 euros, although in specific offers it has been seen in different points of sale at prices around 299 euros, which makes it the most complete robot vacuum cleaner within its price range.

We find good suction power, great autonomy and a self-emptying station that contrast with the use of proprietary bags and an application that leaves a lot of room for improvements.

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