Thinking of replenishing a manual vacuum cleaner? The Chinese company has launched a powerful and possibly the best performing vacuum cleaner you can find for the price

• Managed to surprise. Roborock H6 // Photo: Yinon Ben Shoshan

Dyson has long become synonymous with a manual vacuum cleaner, but in recent years the British giant has received quite a few from Chinese competitors who manage to surprise each and every time. This time, we took a look at the new Roborock H6 model that came to Israel on official import through the Bug Network - and we were impressed.

What's in the box?

The chassis comes with parts you probably know if you've ever had to use a manual vacuum cleaner - such as an extension rod, a motorized floor pump head with a soft brush, a small motorized pump head for sofas, a narrow corner pump adapter, a flexible hose, and a small dust brush. An important part that is not in the packaging is a carpenter blowing head, which you can purchase separately for an additional NIS 199.

Experience and design experience

At first glance, think it's Dyson, but it's not. First of all, the most impressive thing is the beautiful little monitor on the handle that accurately shows, in minutes and seconds, how much pumping time you have left.

In addition, unlike other resources, such as Dyson for example, the Roborock does not ask you to press the power button as long as it is in use, and you can simply press the cruise control button to let it work alone. And that's a small plus.

Emptying the (big!) Trash can is quite simple, and pressing the open button - and pulling on - the entire trash easily empties. In cases where there is a backlog of slightly damp or hair, you will need to clean the area manually.

I am as powerful as the real thing

The device has three pumping strengths and the remaining operating time also varies accordingly. At the maximum level of turbo (turbo) that makes you feel like the brush sticks to the floor with all the power and power, you can clean anything you can imagine - including flour, soil and rice (we tested) - without being afraid to scatter.

Meanwhile, at home, I also raise a small British cat with dropouts at the start, and if previously used the cleaner would only be saved for dust and stress, even though Roebrook works overtime it leaves no trace of hair that sticks to the sofa, carpet and corners around the house.

However, most of the time I found myself using the normal (middle) intensity that performs well as well and leaves no hair or crumbs on the surface, so with the exception of carpets, there will not be many instances where you will need to go to the maximum intensity which will reduce the use time to 10 minutes.

Battery life

The battery is much more than you need even if you have a really big house, and the company claims it has 90 minutes in eco mode (economical) and 10 minutes in turbo mode (max). Using the normal vacuum cleaner mode survived two days without charging and connecting to the mains, and using the max mode provided excellent work of about 10 minutes.

Bottom line

Roborock H6 costs NIS 1,599 on the bug net (or 1,799 with the addition of the carpet brush brush). And right now, it's no longer a product that is a luxury, and the model we tested does the best job for the price. If you do not want to spend too much money on a vacuum cleaner but are looking for something that will provide great value for the price - buy the Roebrook. Are you brand people? Go for Dyson.