![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/i-tested-a-robot-vacuum-you-can-pick-up-for-just-100/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_WhatsApp-Image-2023-07-25-at-105549jpeg.jpg&description=Spoiler alert: The bargain Vactidy Nimble T6 is really rather good Robot vacuum cleaners are for posh people with big, expensive houses, right? They cost hundreds of pounds, right? Wrong on both counts, it seems. Household electronics brand Vactidy has launched a new compact robot vacuum which we've found priced as low as £100. That's even cheaper than a half-decent upright vacuum. And this does the job for you. It's the Vactidy Nimble T6, and it's by no means a cheap and nasty product. Out of the box there's a quality feel straight away, and it has all the bells and whistles of a robot vacuum costing four or five times more. It has three levels of suction power, all the way up to 2,000pa, two spinning brushes to gather particles from the nooks and crannies, and it can take itself home to its base to charge, using on-board sensors. It even has a handheld remote control. The Nimble T6 is also one of the most compact robot vacuums I've tested. Nimble by name, and by nature. It's only 2.89" high, and that's great for sneaking under beds and wardrobes. Or even pets. Using a single rotating wheel to rotate on, along with its two rubber wheels, it's also very quick to spin and rotate, which is handy in tighter areas - like my living room, for example. The Vactidy app is rather basic compared to some, but connecting up was done in one attempt, and if you select auto cleaning mode, it gets on with the job straight away. You can, if you like, control the vacuum through a set of directional arrows in the app, just as you would with a remote control toy, and that's handy for picking up any areas the device may have missed because, truth be told, the mapping isn't all that smart. It does detect the difference between carpets and hard floors, which is good to see, and there are four modes, including the conventional zig-zag pattern, and a random clean pattern, which works surprisingly well. The battery isn't the best in the business, with a 2,500mAh battery on board, but it's pl){kind=link}
Spoiler alert: The bargain Vactidy Nimble T6 is really rather good
Robot vacuum cleaners are for posh people with big, expensive houses, right? They cost hundreds of pounds, right? Wrong on both counts, it seems.
Household electronics brand Vactidy has launched a new compact robot vacuum which we’ve found priced as low as £100. That’s even cheaper than a half-decent upright vacuum. And this does the job for you.
It’s the Vactidy Nimble T6, and it’s by no means a cheap and nasty product. Out of the box there’s a quality feel straight away, and it has all the bells and whistles of a robot vacuum costing four or five times more.
It has three levels of suction power, all the way up to 2,000pa, two spinning brushes to gather particles from the nooks and crannies, and it can take itself home to its base to charge, using on-board sensors. It even has a handheld remote control.