Hyundai H-VCRQ70

A well-known manufacturer recently released the Hyundai H-VCRQ70 robotic vacuum cleaner, designed for dry and wet cleaning of all types of flooring, including parquet, laminate, tile, wood, and carpet. The robot can be used both at home and in the office. The device features everything needed for autonomous operation without human intervention: a charging dock, timer, remote control, and multiple modes. Our Hyundai H-VCRQ70 review will help you learn more about its features.

Equipment

The basic delivery set of the H-VCRQ70 model contains the following accessories:

1. Robot vacuum cleaner.
2. Charging station.
3. Power adapter.
4. Remote control.
5. Side brushes (a pair of main and a pair of spare).
6. Main turbo brush.
7. HEPA filter (main and spare).
8. Two microfiber cloths.
9. Brush for cleaning the filter.
10. Instructions.

Design

The robot vacuum cleaner has a fresh and interesting look: its body is made of white plastic with purple stripes and accents. The device is round. The front panel features a touchscreen display. It displays battery status, operating mode, and timer settings. It also features a button to open the dust container cover.

When reviewing the Hyundai H-VCRQ70, we see a protective bumper, collision sensors, ventilation holes, and a power adapter port. The back of the robot vacuum cleaner features the usual features: drive wheels, a front swivel wheel, two side brushes, a main turbo brush, charging contacts on the docking station, a battery cover, and an on/off switch.

Technical specifications

The Hyundai H-VCRQ70 robot vacuum cleaner's key operating parameters allow it to perform autonomous dry and wet cleaning for just over an hour and a half, covering the entire available cleaning area.

An overview of the technical characteristics of the Hyundai H-VCRQ70 is presented below:

Battery	Lithium-ion, 2200 mAh, 14.4 V
Battery life	Up to 100 minutes
Charging time	About 120 minutes
Installation on the charger	Automatically
Dust collector	Cyclone filter (bagless) with HEPA filter, 400 ml
Overall dimensions	32x32x8 cm
Weight	3.05 kg
Noise level	60 dB
Display	+
Soft bumper	+
Remote control	+
Side brush	+ (2 pcs.)
Main brush	+
Timer	+
Sensors	Anti-fall sensors, as well as anti-collision sensors with surrounding objects and corresponding movement adjustments (5 pcs.)

Functional capabilities

To begin, we offer you an overview of the operating modes of the Hyundai H-VCRQ70 robot vacuum cleaner:

1. Random cleaning – the robot moves straight ahead until it encounters any obstacle in its path. After this, the device deviates from its previous route and resumes moving straight ahead.
2. Spiral – the robot vacuum cleaner moves from the center to the periphery in an increasingly wide spiral. It then moves back from the periphery to the center in an increasingly narrow spiral. Upon returning to its starting position, the robot selects a new cleaning area and performs the same manipulations.
3. Angle Cleaning – The robot vacuum cleaner moves forward until it encounters a corner (wall or furniture), then moves along that corner until it encounters the next corner.
4. Automatic is the most efficient mode, which allows the Hyundai H-VCRQ70 to combine all three previous modes.

You can switch modes using the remote control. The remote also allows you to manually control the robot's movements, turn the device on and off, and set the timer.

The Hyundai H-VCRQ70 cleans up debris using two side brushes with three tassels each, a suction port, and a turbo brush designed for thorough cleaning of low-pile carpets. The robot vacuum also does a good job of picking up long hair and fur scattered on the floor. Remember to clean all brushes periodically, as well as the dust bin and HEPA filter. The robot navigates its environment using five built-in obstacle and elevation sensors.

This model also allows you to wipe the floor with a damp microfiber cloth. Unfortunately, there's no separate water tank or automatic wetting function for the cloth.

Operating instructions

A paper copy of the robotic vacuum cleaner's user manual is included with the main accessories. It is available in several languages ​​and describes the robot's design, components, operating modes, and technical specifications.

You can download the operating instructions for a similar model in a different color, the H-VCRQ80, by following this link: H-VCRQ70 manual.

Advantages and disadvantages

To conclude our review, we will provide a separate list of the pros and cons of a robot vacuum cleaner.

Pros:

1. Small dimensions (especially height).
2. Not bad suction power.
3. Touch display.
4. Timer.
5. Remote control included.
6. There is a main turbo brush.
7. Wet floor mopping function.

The main advantage of the Hyundai H-VCRQ70 is its ease of operation and maintenance. It lacks unnecessary features and options, allowing you to purchase it at an affordable price (approximately $160-$200 in 2018).

Cons:

1. There is no movement limiter.
2. There is no programming by days of the week.
3. Mediocre navigation.

I'd like to add that these days, you can find a more advanced robot vacuum cleaner for a similar price. But overall, there are no major complaints about the device's performance.

Finally, we recommend watching a video review of the Hyundai H-VCRQ70:

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