What you can expect from the EZVIZ RS2
Fresh water for the EZVIZ RS2 is drawn out of a 5.5-litre reservoir in its dock, and what comes off the mops drains into a second one of 5 litres. Both are around 1.5 litres bigger than what comparable docks hold, which stretches the time between filling and pouring out in a house of mostly hard floor. The bin in the robot, at 400 millilitres, has 100 millilitres over the norm.
EZVIZ states 4,000 Pa for the motor, one fifth of the 20,000 Pa customary among robots docked at a mop washer. Nor do the mop pads rise for carpet, although the robot can drop them off by itself.
Based on the maker's specifications and our price data. None of our test sources has tested this model.





