LG VR6270LVM
The VR6270LVM is another robot vacuum cleaner in the HOM-BOT SQUARE series, designed to better clean corners and along walls than vacuum cleaners with a round body. It's designed for dry cleaning, but can also perform a wet mop with an attached cleaning cloth. This robot vacuum certainly deserves special attention, and we'll cover all its features in detail in our LG VR6270LVM review.
Equipment
The manufacturer's delivery kit includes the following components:
- Robot vacuum cleaner.
- Charging station.
- Remote control with two batteries (size AAA).
- Dust collector filter.
- Cleaning brush.
- Comb-cutter.
- Two microfiber cloths.
- Attachment for a cloth.
- Turbo brush.
- Two side brushes.
- Quick Start Guide.
- Operating instructions.
- Guarantee.
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The robot and its accessories are packed in a thick cardboard box with bright design and a plastic handle.
Appearance
The LG VR6270LVM robot vacuum cleaner shares the same design as the entire HOM-BOT line of robots. Its square shape with rounded corners and a red 3D-effect main body, with black sides and bottom. The top of the body houses the dust compartment cover, touch-sensitive control buttons, and the upper chamber.
Top view
When looking at the side, on one side we see a bumper with a row of ultrasonic sensors, an obstacle recognition sensor window, sensors for detecting the charging station and the remote control, and on the other side – a ventilation hole and an on/off button.
Side view
The bottom of the robot vacuum cleaner contains a pair of side wheels, a front swivel wheel, a pair of side brushes, a suction hole, a main central brush, charging contacts, a battery compartment cover, a lower chamber sensor, and height difference sensors.
Bottom view
Technical specifications
The following table will familiarize you with the main parameters of the robot vacuum cleaner, which provides an overview of its technical characteristics:
| Type of cleaning | Dry and wet floor cleaning |
| Battery | Li-Pol |
| Battery capacity | 1900 mAh |
| Average length of service | 100 min. |
| Average charging time | 180 min. |
| Cleaning area | 150 sq.m. |
| Power consumption | 14 W |
| Suction power | 13 W |
| Dust collector | Cyclone filter (bagless) |
| Dust collector capacity | 600 ml |
| Power regulator | + |
| Overall dimensions | 340x340x89 mm |
| Weight | 3 kg |
| Noise level | 60 dB (in Turbo mode - 62 dB) |
| Additional options | Remote control, virtual wall, scheduled cleaning, wide HEPA 11 fine filter, Dual Eye 2.0 camera system, room mapping, voice alerts, touch buttons, extended side brushes, turbo brush. |
Functional capabilities
The LG VR6270LVM has 4 main operating modes:
- Zig-Zag (Automatic): In this mode, the device moves in a zig-zag pattern until it hits an obstacle. This mode is most effective when cleaning small spaces with a small number of objects.
- "My Space": This mode allows the robot vacuum to clean a specific area twice in a zig-zag pattern. Effective in any room, even those with a large number of items.
- "Cell by Cell": This mode is considered more challenging and is therefore used in complex areas with obstacles. In this mode, the robot vacuum cleaner, after cleaning one segment in a zig-zag pattern, moves on to the next segment.
- "Spot": This mode is designed for thoroughly cleaning specific areas of the surface from stains. In this mode, the LG VR6270LVM moves in a spiral pattern.
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Description of additional modes for improved floor cleaning:
- "Turbo": allows you to increase the motor rotation force and suction power to the maximum, thereby improving the quality of cleaning.
- Smart Turbo: automatically switches from Turbo when the machine moves from hard flooring to carpets and rugs.
- "Mode repeat": repeats the last set mode until the battery is completely discharged and the robot vacuum cleaner is directed to the charging station.
The Dual Eye 2.0 camera system helps the robot track its path and create a new one, regardless of the level of lighting in the room, allowing the device to clean even when the lights are off.
Another important feature of the robot vacuum cleaner is the presence of a "digital bumper," based on the work of a set of sensitive sensors that help the vacuum cleaner more accurately determine the location of obstacles and cliffs, and the presence of a self-learning function allows it to remember their location in the room and minimize the possibility of collisions with them.
Operation of sensors
You can spatially limit the cleaning area of the robot vacuum cleaner using virtual wall, included in the basic kit. It's also possible to set a schedule for the LG VR6270LVM.
This model also includes a special pad with a microfiber cloth for damp mopping floors. Simply dampen the cloth with water and place it on the bottom of the unit.
Wiping the floor
Operating instructions
A paper manual is included with the robot. Its contents are fairly straightforward, providing information on the device's basic specifications and recommendations for operation and maintenance.
You can download the LG VR6270LVM user manual in Russian from our website. To do this, follow the link:VR6270LVM manual.
Advantages and disadvantages
To conclude our review of the LG VR6270LVM, we'll list its pros and cons separately. Advantages:
- Compact dimensions.
- Modern attractive design.
- The square body and extended side brushes allow for thorough cleaning of corners.
- Remote control and virtual wall included.
- There is a scheduled cleaning function.
- Wide HEPA 11 filter, large dust collector capacity.
- Dual Eye 2.0 camera system.
- Voice notifications.
- A variety of different cleaning programs, including Cell by Cell and Spot.
- "Digital bumper" and other sensors help the device navigate well in space.
- Wiping the floor.
- The noise level is average, but not the lowest among all robotic cleaners.
Among the disadvantages, the LG VR6270LVM's high price is worth noting. In 2018, the average price for this model was $325. The device also gets tangled in certain objects on the floor and cannot disentangle itself, so large objects, socks, cords, and other items should be removed from the floor before use. According to user reviews, the vacuum isn't particularly good at cleaning carpets and can get stuck on thresholds.
Finally, we recommend watching a video review of the LG VR6270LVM, as well as a visual demonstration of how this robot vacuum cleaner cleans:
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