Much like the model before it, the DeenKee DK700 is a robot that boasts its ability to tackle pet hair and provides a great bang for your buck. Does DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum have schedule cleaning? There have been plenty of improvements from the last model to the current iteration, including a new gyroscope system, compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant, Wi-Fi connection and remote control, and the promise of fantastic customer service. Know all details in DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum review.
It also comes with intelligent features, so you can clean more effectively and get more areas in your home spotless. With six cleaning modes and a sleek, thin design, this is a solid purchase for those who want a more advanced robot vacuum that won’t break the bank. Plus, it comes with all the tools and accessories you need to get all the cleaning done without any hassle. Our DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum cleaner review covered all of these.
Compare DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum models
| DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum | DEENKEE DK600 Robot Vacuum | eufy Anker, BoostIQ RoboVac 11S (Slim) Vacuum Cleaner | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Item Dimensions | 11.81 x 11.81 x 2.85 in | 12.4 x 12.4 x 2.7 in | 12.8 x 12.8 x 2.85 in |
| Item Weight | 5.73 lbs | 5.73 lbs | 5.73 lbs |
| Runtime | 100 minutes | 100 minutes | 100 minutes |
| Additional Features | a. Wifi connection, remote control, can work with Alexa or Google Assistant, b. Added gyroscope system, cleaning is more planned, c. Ultra-thin body for cleaning under furniture, d. Super suction for deep carpet cleaning, e. 360 ° intelligent sensor, effectively protect the cleaning robot | a. 1500Pa strong suction with one-touch increase suction, b. Ultra-thin size design, only 2.8inch, c. It only takes 5 hours to charge, and it can be cleaned for at least 100 minutes, | BoostIQ, Powerful performance, slim(2.85”), 100 minute runtime |
DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum box includes
- The DEENKEE robot vacuum
- 4 side brushes
- 2 Hepa filters
- Docking/charging station
- Power supply
- Cleaning tool
- remote control
- owner’s manual
Technical specs
- Dimensions: 12.4 x 12.4 x 2.7 inches
- Weight: 8.8 lbs
- Runtime: 100 min
- Charge time: 5-6 hrs
- Dust collector capacity: .6 L (20 fluid oz.)
- Battery: DC 14.4V Li-ion 2600mAh
- Maximum suction power: 1500Pa
- Sensor technology: infrared
DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum review
Design
The DeenKee DK700 has a sleek and modern look that offers a nice upgrade over the basic black of other robots. Specifically, concentric circles span the whole cover, and an elongated shape on top of those circles encompasses the Clean button up top and the company name at the bottom. The main controls of the DeenKee DK700 include the power button that turns the unit on and off — it is located under the unit behind one of the wheels.
When comparing the underside of the DeenKee DK700 with that of other robots, the differences are not immediately apparent. That’s because it includes most of the same parts as others — from the two main wheels and the front swivel wheel to the two side brushes, the brushroll, and the power switch.
1,400-Pa Suction Power
Like any vacuum cleaner, the effectiveness of a robotic vacuum cleaner is mainly seen by how many Pascals of suction power the unit can deliver. The DeenKee has a maximum suction rating of 1,400 Pa which, by robotic vacuum standards, is average.
DeenKee DK700
Average, however, doesn’t mean bad – the DeenKee works beautifully on low-pile carpeting and bare floors. But if you have wall-to-wall carpeting, that might be an issue.
Smart Navigation and Digital Map
The second most important consideration when shopping for a robotic vacuum cleaner is determining whether it can navigate through the wilderness of your floors without getting trapped. Thankfully, this isn’t an issue with the DeenKee.
Its smart navigation system scans your home to create a digital map which it uses to create the most efficient cleaning route. Its sensors also ensure that it doesn’t fall off cliffs, bump its head, or get stuck in obstacles while busy at work.
100-Minute Runtime
The DeenKee comes equipped with a hefty 2,600-mAh battery that supplies up to 100 minutes of continuous cleaning per charge. When only one-fifth of its battery remains, the DeenKee will seek out its charging dock to refuel – a process that takes roughly 5 to 6 hours to complete. Sadly, there’s no auto-resume function.
WeBack App and Voice Control
…you’ll always be in the know of what the DeenKee is doing by checking your phone. The downloadable WeBack smartphone app displays a digital map of your home, showing which parts have been vacuumed and which has yet to be cleaned.
The map also allows you to control the robot when you’re away, so even with an auto-resume feature, the robot can commence and complete a cleaning cycle. The DeenKee is also compatible with Alexa and Assistant.
55-Decibel Noise Level
The thing that surprised me the most about the DeenKee was its noise, or somewhat lack thereof. On its highest cleaning speed, the robot produces a constant 55-decibel hum which won’t wake a snoozing baby or pet in the next room.
DeenKee DK700
2.3-inch Height Profile
Any good robotic vacuum cleaner should have a small-profile case that allows it to pass seamlessly below furniture for thorough cleaning. That’s exactly what the DeenKee has – a tiny 2.3-inch height profile that transitions well between bare floors and carpeting.
Spotty Mapping
As an entry-level robotic vacuum cleaner, the DeenKee isn’t free of its fair share of faults. One thing that has led some users disappointed is its spotty mapping system. it does a pretty good job at recording the layout of your home’s floors, but it does tend to miss a few spots here and there.
DeenKee DK700
This becomes even more frustrating because you don’t have the option of adding or removing spaces in the digital map; you get what the robot’s iffy sensor records.
No Virtual Barriers
Another thing users were quick to point out was the lack of a virtual barrier feature. The WeBack app doesn’t allow you to create no-go zones for the DeenKee, meaning any part of your home is within its vacuuming jurisdiction. You can say goodbye to any delicate objects in the robot’s path – you better pray that its anti-collision sensors detect pet bowls and vases.
Cleaning modes of DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum
Auto Cleaning
The AUTO button on the DeenKee DK700’s remote — located in the top left corner under the time display — functions just the same as pressing the Clean button on the unit. Specifically, it starts the robot and cleans as necessary, depending on the level of dirt, dust, or debris in its path.
Spot Cleaning
If there’s a specific area you would like cleaned within a 3-foot space, you can use the spot clean mode on the DeenKee DK700. This mode will cause the vacuum to rotate in circles until it has cleaned the entire area.
Single Room Cleaning
The button underneath the spot clean button — located at the bottom left of the remote — is the one you use if you want to clean just one room. The vacuum will run for 30 minutes and then return to its charging base when finished.
Timed Cleaning
Next to the clock button is the button you press to schedule an auto or timed cleaning. This allows you to set a specific time for the DeenKee DK700 to run.
Edge Cleaning
Edge cleaning helps your robot to focus on making sure all dirt and debris are suctioned away from the walls and edges of the room you’re currently in. The button is located to the right of the spot cleaning button on the DeenKee DK700 remote.
MAX Cleaning
The MAX cleaning button is perhaps the easiest to locate, as it is labeled MAX. This mode ramps up the suction power on the DeenKee DK700 to 1500 Pa.
DeenKee DK700 Robot Vacuum Cleaning Performance review
Cleaning performance on the DeenKee DK700 was quite good. It easily cruised through our hardwood floor cleaning tests, doing nearly as well on carpet.
Hardwood Floors
The DK700 removed 99% of all debris on our hardwood floor cleaning tests. It wasn’t quite a perfect showing, but it still got very close. The only debris it wasn’t able to remove was a small clump that got pushed into the corner. All other debris that it could easily reach was removed from the testing lane.
Our tests definitely push the limit of what the dust bin can hold. The bin is meant to hold 0.6L, and we tested with 0.6L of debris. When we picked the DeenKee up off the floor and set it back down, there was some debris that fell out. It wasn’t a huge amount, but it was something we noted. Under most cleaning situations, this should be a non-factor, but if you find yourself routinely filling up the bin, you may run into this issue more often.
Low Pile Carpet
Low pile carpet was excellent as well, removing 97.5% of all debris on the lane. The only debris it wasn’t able to remove was very fine debris, including a small amount of kitty litter and sugar. It should be noted; we ran both our low pile carpet and high pile carpet tests using the MAX mode. While it’s great to see what the vacuum can really do at the highest power settings, while using MAX mode, you use more of the battery. As a result, if you have lots of carpets and want to utilize MAX mode, you should know the battery life will be notably reduced in this mode.
High Pile Carpet
Our high pile carpet tests were similar to what we saw on the low pile carpet. The DK700 was able to remove 95% of the debris we tested on the lane. As with low pile, on high pile carpet, we used MAX mode also. Based on these tests, you can really get a sense of the level of suction generated through the robot’s cleaning lines. Overall, the DeenKee DK700 has an excellent cleaning performance on high pile carpets.