Buy Matic now. This thing really is magic
Matic, a home cleaning robot, is now available for purchase at a starting price of $1,495. Manufactured in California, each Matic is thoughtfully assembled by a small, dedicated team. The robot boasts a friendly appearance with round corners, soft colors, and operates quietly. Matic recognizes people, pets, and children, granting them priority during cleaning.
Operating at only 55dB while vacuuming, Matic is quieter than human conversation (61dB) and significantly quieter than other robotic vacuums (~65dB) and manual vacuums (~80dB). During mopping, Matic is even quieter at 52dB, and its patrolling mode remains at 50dB, making it barely audible. Utilizing infrared lights, Matic navigates and cleans effectively in low-light conditions without disturbing the household.
Matic can run for 2.5 hours of vacuuming or 3 hours of mopping on a single charge. When the battery level is low, it returns to the dock for charging and resumes cleaning. Matic does not support ramps, and customers may need to purchase a dock for each floor to ensure reliable performance. The water tank holds 600mL, sufficient to mop up to 800 square feet.
The HEPA bag can hold about a week's worth of debris with daily vacuuming and mopping, while the self-cleaning mop roll may need replacement every 1-3 months, and the tangle-free brush roll every 5 months. Matic works seamlessly with both iPhone (iOS 17.2 or above) and Android (Android 14 and above) devices. The Matic app provides access to cleaning functions, and user audio and video data remain private, never leaving the device or being shared, sold, or collected.
Matic comes with a 1-year limited warranty covering any problems, provided the purchase was made directly through Matic. The company offers a 6-month return window for customers to try the product. Currently, Matic is only available for shipping within the United States, with global expansion planned for the future.
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