Ariete 2711

The white-green robot vacuum cleaner from the Italian company Ariete was nicknamed "baby" — that's how the name Briciola, printed on the body of the device, sounds in Italian.

Minimalism

The device is made in a minimalist style. Of the controls on its body, there is only one large start / end cleaning key. The functionality is fully revealed when paired with the remote control — it allows you to schedule cleaning time or turn on the "turbo" mode, in which the power of the vacuum cleaner increases significantly, and the movement path becomes spiral.

Confident movement

The robot moves around the premises based on the readings of the built-in sensors. In the process of moving, the vacuum cleaner practically does not cling to furniture and objects located on the floor. He feels most confident on a hard surface, but there is no particular point in using it for cleaning carpets — the absence of a turbo brush in the design will not allow high-quality cleaning of such coatings.

Side brushes

Dust and debris are removed by means of two side brushes that effectively penetrate into the most remote corners of the room (if only they could be approached). The package includes a spare set of brushes, as well as another fine filter (HEPA).

battery life

One charge of the built-in battery is enough for about an hour and a half of the vacuum cleaner. During this time, the device manages to qualitatively clean an apartment with an area of 50-60 square metres. m. When the battery is low, the robot returns to the docking station, where it fills its tanks for 3.5 hours (the battery needs to be charged for about 12 hours for the first use).

Availability

Another factor that attracts attention is the affordable cost of the vacuum cleaner (in comparison with colleagues in the shop). It allows you to completely close your eyes to minor flaws, which include unimportant carpet cleaning and the lack of a dust bag full indicator.