New major-brand cleaning products at IFA 2018

Dyson:

Dyson, allegedly exclusive to upstarts, again
appeals to them with a gold-plated hair dryer priced at USD 499.

In the near future, you may see this model “carelessly”
appear in the selfie background of your Friends.

Related links: https://www.dyson.com/hair-care/dyson-supersonic-blue-gold-red-case.html

iRobot

iRobot’s latest Roomba
i7+ vacuum cleaner debuted on IFA. In addition to disruptive change in model
naming, this product functions better in mapping and floor brushing.

An unusually
large charging base catches the eyes most as to modeling, which can suck trash
inside the robot into the garbage bag of the charging base, reducing the
cleaning frequency.

This
function is also found in Kärcher’s 2002 arrival. What a grief it is to Kärcher!

https://store.irobot.com/default/roomba-vacuuming-robot-vacuum-irobot-roomba-i7-plus/i755020.html

Electrolux/AEG:

Electrolux/AEG rolled
out a new cordless vacuum cleaner, highlighting a handle that can vertically
move. These A-class brands have perplexedly come up with every possible
innovation to differentiate from Dyson.

https://www.mobile01.com/newsdetail/26426/electrolux-puref9-scandinavia?utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=videoseo&utm_content=5537643

Karcher

Kärcher unveiled a cordless electric mop
with a dust box, with the model FC3 priced at $299.

https://www.kaerchershop-schreiber.de/en/Kaercher-FC-3-Cordless-Premium.html

Kärcher also showcased another cordless
window cleaner, the KV4, predictably to hit market in spring of 2019 with a
retail price of about EUR 69.99.

Unlike the old ones that need water spraying
before cleaning, the new one cleans through vibration.

https://www.kaercher.com/de/inside-kaercher/unternehmen/medien-informationen/medien-information/1214-klare-sache-fuer-glatte-oberflaechen.html

Neato:

Neato’s new arrival BotVac D7 lay
underlines better navigation and longer duration.

https://www.neatorobotics.com/cn/zh-hans/robot-vacuum/botvac-connected-series/botvac-d7-connected/

Ecovacs:

“IFA Berlin 2018 embraced the Ecovacs AIVI
technology, the latest innovation in floor cleaning (artificial intelligence
and visual interpretation). Advanced artificial intelligence technology bases
spatial recognition to minimize manual intervention by introducing
object/environment identification, in response to consumers’ demand.

Ecovacs officially declared introduction of
AIVI technology. Yet in light of my substantial investigation, it is not
different from its counterparts.

https://www.leiphone.com/news/201809/XRVvLXKvnkaGbCbz.html