Today the match players will be the famous SAMSUNG Tango & Mamirobot Pporo
Let's have a look at the inside of the two famous robot vacuum cleaners made in Korea.
Today the match will be focused on the dust bin.
Let's see who will win this match~!!
Match players are all ready for brag their dust bins.
Ok then, here we start with the Samsung Tango.
The dust bin of Samsung Tango is attached at the butt side and it is shaped like wide and slim.
But as you could see in the picture, it looks not that big. So I searched the detail size of the dust bin in the
Users' manual.
As I expected, the volume of the dust bin is 260ml small.
Due to the small size of dust bin, It could be overfilled frequently when the dust and dirts are plenty in the house
Above picture is how the dust bin opened and close.
You could flip open and close the dust bin cap but you should be careful opening it because it is hard to make it stand on the plain floor
for the circled under part of dust bin body.
It's good to know that the Samsung dust bin is washable.
But the filter attached on the dust bin is not dettachable so keep it fully dry and then use if you want not to grow any micro-germs.
Second, The Famous Mamirobot Pporo K7.
Mamirobot Pporo is well known for the simple usage of dust bin and it's disposable dust filter.
Let's look at what this Pporo got~!
Just click the one button on the center of Pporo makes the dust bin shown.
You could take out the dust bin just grab and put up the handle up on it.
It is surely stable on the plain floor due to its flat bottom.
Just remove the dust filter by seperating the assembled filter frame. Easy to do it! Pretty cool!
Also it is washable!
With the dust bin of Mamirobot Pporo, you don't have to worry about the micro-germs with disposable filter.
RESULTS : Rating for the dust bin
Samsung Tango ★★★★☆☆
Mamirobot Pporo ★★★★★☆
This is all about the "Wars Of the Robot Vacuum Cleaners" by Jack Jang.
Thanks for reading~!
댓글 없음:
댓글 쓰기