Not to my knowledge. Perhaps another robot.

According to our information, the product can clean glass with a thickness of up to 24 mm.

no.

The cable from the base station to the robot is 5.5 metres long. The power cable from the base station is 1 metre long and must always be connected during operation.

I've had that too, but it usually tells you where the problem is... The battery is charged? What certainly doesn't work, but is not documented, charging cable to socket and cleaning >> either - or.

Yes, the detergent tank of the Winbot W2 Omni should be emptied after using the appliance. This is recommended to prevent the cleaning solution in the tank from ageing or evaporating, which could affect the performance of the appliance. In addition, the tank should be rinsed out with a little water, especially if cleaning solution is used, to remove any remaining solution and keep the tank clean.

The pad of the Winbot W2 Omni should not be washed in the washing machine at 60 degrees. The microfibre cloths used with the device should be hand washed or cleaned at a lower temperature to maintain their quality and lifespan.

Yes

The Ecovacs Winbot W2 Omni is not ideal for cleaning ribbed glass or other uneven surfaces such as those in bathrooms or stairwells. Here are some reasons why: - The robot uses smart climbing technology and WIN-SLAM 4.0 technology designed to recognise and clean smooth surfaces. Rippled glass or uneven surfaces can hinder these technologies and affect cleaning performance. - It has been mentioned that the robot has problems if there are small gaps or uneven areas, which can lead to a loss of suction power and an interruption in cleaning. It is therefore advisable to use the Winbot W2 Omni mainly on smooth window surfaces.

The Ecovacs Winbot W2 Omni can clean flat glass roofs and slightly sloping glass roofs of conservatories, but with some limitations. - The robot has powerful suction and intelligent climbing technology, which enables it to work on slightly sloping surfaces. However, the slope of the surface should not be too steep, as the robot may hesitate or have difficulties on very steep overhangs[5|. - The Winbot W2 Omni is suitable for flat roofs and slightly sloping surfaces, especially thanks to its anti-drop protection mechanisms and intelligent navigation. However, it is important to note that the robot may have difficulties with very small or diagonal windows and very steep surfaces.

Then there may be a defect in the Winbot. It worked for me without any problems.

1. the cleaning pad can be used on both sides, the direction is determined by the beads. 2. if the windows are dirty, the cleaning pad needs to be cleaned more often, I have bought an extra set of these and wash them in the washing machine at the end. Men's toys or windows on the house that are too high to be cleaned by hand.

That also depends on how far left-right the robot moves. As the cable length is 5.5, it will probably not be enough to clean the entire width.

The Ecovacs Winbot W2 Omni is primarily designed for cleaning vertical windows and not for horizontal or almost horizontal surfaces such as the ceiling of a conservatory. - The Winbot W2 Omni uses a suction function to suck up to and clean vertical glass surfaces. However, it is not suitable for cleaning horizontal or almost horizontal surfaces as it has no mechanisms to adhere to or navigate on such surfaces. - There are currently no specific window cleaning robots from Ecovacs or other manufacturers that are specifically designed to clean near-horizontal glass from below. For such applications, a hand-held cleaner or other type of cleaning technology may be more suitable.

No, I'm happy with it so far. The only drawback I've encountered is that you need a square surface. The robot doesn't work with a triangular window.

The Winbot W2 Omni is powered by a rechargeable battery and is therefore independent of a power socket during operation. However, operation is not possible during charging.

no, cannot remain connected to the socket when in operation

According to our information, a replacement battery can only be ordered from the manufacturer.

You can hear it, but it doesn't bother our neighbours at all. It's perhaps as loud/quiet as a remote-controlled car for small children. It's quieter than a handheld hoover.

The question is justified. Precisely because the robot only travels horizontally, the wider the better. I would say at least 0.6 m wide is ideal.

No, but this is not normally necessary as the battery lasts a long time.

From experience with rechargeable batteries and the Winbot, they should last a few years. It also depends on how it is used, as it needs power quickly and you can't drive it empty, otherwise gravity will take effect. So with 2-3x charging is nothing! I don't know, but I could imagine that you could swap the batteries. It's really useful, I cleaned the balcony windows, which were "slightly" dirty from the barbecue, and after two runs they were almost perfectly clean. Unfortunately, I don't know the other appliance.

The height of just under 8cm is correct at the highest point with the handle Anything less than 8cm will probably not work, as the cable and the soft handle protrude upwards and could tilt.

It doesn't work for me either, I'll try again. Here is the answer from customer service: Before you switch on the Winbot, please go to the remote control in the app. You will then be asked whether you see the Deebot from the front or back, Please indicate this and then place it on the flat surface and switch it on. However, the base must be made of glass.