Trisa Roboterstaubsauger T-Bot Max 12000 Review by Tamino: Automated Cleaning, Vacuuming, Mopping Test
Review summary Roboterstaubsauger "T-Bot Max 12000"
In this review of the Trisa Roboterstaubsauger T-Bot Max 12000, the test shows outstanding cleaning power and full automation. It vacuums, mops, self-empties, and cleans mop pads. The device runs for a week without intervention. App and voice control are simple. Best for effortless home cleaning.
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What Tamino thinks
Never again vacuum or mop yourself? I tested the Trisa T-Bot Max 12000 and it does all of that automatically. I’m Tamino, an Expeerly tester and I tried out the seven-in-one vacuum and mop robot in everyday life. It’s got real power. With 12,000 Pascal it vacuums and mops at the same time and after cleaning it drives automatically back to the station, empties itself, cleans and dries the mop pads. With the 1.5 liter dust bag it runs for a week without you having to do anything. The station does need a bit of space, but you can control everything easily via app or voice assistant. For me, a real set-and-forget solution. Once set up, it completely takes over the cleaning.
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What is the Trisa T-Bot Max 12000?
The Trisa T-Bot Max 12000 is a seven-in-one vacuum and mop robot with 12,000 Pascal of power.
What are the unique features of the Trisa T-Bot Max 12000?
It can vacuum and mop simultaneously, auto cleans and dries its mop pads, and empties itself after cleaning. It can also run for a week with its 1.5 liter dust bag without user intervention.
How can I control the Trisa T-Bot Max 12000?
The robot can be easily controlled using a mobile app or a voice assistant.
Does the Trisa T-Bot Max 12000 require frequent maintenance?
No, it's a set-and-forget solution, capable of self-maintenance for a week.
What space requirements does the Trisa T-Bot Max 12000 have?
The station of the machine does require a bit of space, however exact dimensions aren't stated.
