What you can expect from the Yeedi C14 Pro Plus
What testers say about the Yeedi C14 Pro Plus
No dust bags to buy is the first thing that separates the Yeedi C14 Pro Plus from other robots with a bin-emptying station. Its station gathers the dirt in a container that is tipped out by hand, which roughly one in eight of its peers do, and three months of use led Just A Dad Approved to call that its best feature. The bin on the robot is roomy as well at 400 milliliters, 100 more than is usual, and its runtime is listed as 350 minutes on a charge, double the 175 minutes the rest reach.
Treat it as a vacuum. Just A Dad Approved rated vacuuming 7.5 out of 10, a little over its normal 7, on low and medium pile, and Vacuum Wars scored navigation at 3.95 of 5, with 3.145 ordinary for that lab. The mop is the weak part: a flat pad that neither lifts nor presses, marked 0.71 out of 5 by Vacuum Wars beside a regular 2.58. Just A Dad Approved advised leaving the pad off, since a wet pad that cannot rise is dragged over every rug it crosses.
Furniture is the other thing to watch. Obstacle avoidance drew 5 out of 10 from one lab and 0 out of 5 from the other, and the Just A Dad Approved tester kept finding it trapped on rounded chair bases.
