Kewbily Robot Vacuum
Key Takeaways
- Type:Robot Vacuum Cleaner (Cordless)
- Best For:Hard Floor
- Features:Cordless
- Status:Out of Stock
- Runtime:Up to 200 minutes
The Kewbily Robot Vacuum is a robot vacuum cleaner from Kewbily last listed at $221.06. It offers up to 200 minutes of runtime. It is currently out of stock.
Quick Specs
- Brand
- Kewbily
- Type
- Robot
- Power Source
- Cordless
- Battery Life
- 200 min
- Capacity
- 0.47 L
- Filter Type
- Sponge
- Suction
- 9000Pa motor
- Noise Level
- 32dB (quiet mode)
- Self-Emptying Base
- 3.2L capacity (85 days)
- Navigation
- Zigzag pattern with obstacle avoidance
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi (2.4GHz), Alexa, Google Assistant, Kewbily app
- Weight
- 22.1 lb
- Surfaces
- Hard floors, low-pile carpets
- Auto Features
- Self-emptying, auto-recharging, scheduling
About This Vacuum
The Kewbily D60+ is a robot vacuum with a 3.2L self-emptying base that holds up to 85 days of debris. It handles pet hair, dust, and dirt on hard floors and low-pile carpets, then empties itself automatically so you won't need to empty it manually for weeks. The 9000Pa suction motor runs at 32dB in quiet mode. Navigation uses a zigzag pattern with sensors meant to keep it off stairs, but it often bumps into furniture, gets hung up on cords and rugs, and sometimes can't find its way back to the base. You can start cleaning via Alexa or Google Assistant, or use the Kewbily app to schedule, adjust settings, and check progress from anywhere. It requires 2.4GHz Wi-Fi; 5GHz networks aren't compatible. With 200 minutes of runtime, it can clean large homes in one session before returning to dock and recharging. The main drawback is its 22.1 lb weight and large base station, which take up dedicated floor space. It's not portable upstairs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not well. The Kewbily D60+ often bumps into furniture, gets hung up on cords and rug edges, and sometimes can't find its way back to the base. Pick up cords and loose rugs before a run, and check on it during the first few cleans so it doesn't end up stranded mid-room.
It's mixed. On some floors the Kewbily D60+ does an adequate everyday job, while elsewhere it leaves most of the dirt behind, even on max suction. It's listed for hard floors only, so carpeted homes are a poor fit, and you may still need a regular vacuum for the corners and anything gritty.
There's a real risk it won't. A few Kewbily D60+ units stopped working, or would no longer charge, within the first couple of months. Keep the box and the order details until you're past the return window, so a unit that dies early is easy to send back.
It cleans hard floors like tile, hardwood, and laminate. High-pile carpets are not a good fit.
Yes. It docks in a self-emptying base that Kewbily says holds weeks of debris, and the robot's own bin holds 0.47 L. The base is large and the setup weighs 22.1 lb, so it needs a permanent spot on the floor.
A 2.4GHz network. It won't connect on 5GHz. Once it's on Wi-Fi you can start, schedule and adjust it from the Kewbily app, or through Alexa or Google Assistant.
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Quick Specs
- Brand
- Kewbily
- Type
- Robot
- Power Source
- Cordless
- Battery Life
- 200 min
- Capacity
- 0.47 L
- Filter Type
- Sponge
- Suction
- 9000Pa motor
- Noise Level
- 32dB (quiet mode)
- Self-Emptying Base
- 3.2L capacity (85 days)
- Navigation
- Zigzag pattern with obstacle avoidance
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi (2.4GHz), Alexa, Google Assistant, Kewbily app
- Weight
- 22.1 lb
- Surfaces
- Hard floors, low-pile carpets
- Auto Features
- Self-emptying, auto-recharging, scheduling
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