What you can expect from the DJI Romo A
Water is where the DJI Romo A departs from its kind. The tank on the robot holds 164 millilitres, double the 80 millilitres ordinary for a robot whose base handles both dust and mop washing, so it wets more floor before it goes back for a refill. At 44 centimetres the station is 6 centimetres shorter than usual and slides under a lower shelf.
The dust bag inside is where that station comes up short: 2.4 litres, while nearly every rival takes a 3-litre bag, so it is replaced sooner. Its pads come off in the station unaided, as they do on roughly one peer in five.
Based on the maker's specifications and our price data. None of our test sources has tested this model.





