I lived in the US for more than 10 years. Have bought lots of 110V equipment during my annual visits to the US and using them with two 240V converters very frequently including my NAD amplifier, Panasonic DVD changer, Singer sewing machine, Nintendo Wii, Dustbuster vacuum, Black & Decker power tools, Dremel and of course my Scooba.

The key is to buy a good quality converter. I spent close to RM200 each and they're still going strong.

I like the Scooba but there's a loose rubber part somewhere in the tank and it's spilling water after 3+ years...

True agreed with u.
If i buy expensive converter i rather fork out money to buy 240V product at malaysia.
but diff case for u la, since u move back.

This post has been edited by sovietmah: Sep 30 2013, 04:20 PM

Come to using transformer step down may gave some error charging on during longer charging time.

I can said is not stable for conversion after usage some time.
These may spoiled on original battery life or some may spoil directly into robot.

For after converted into 240v that is good and safe for using in 24hours power on at homebase.

Like Scooba may take longer time in charging also.

So far what I had sold to LYM here. I think is very minor got an issue in charging or after warranty.

Anyone home, we can chit chat more on robot here

Dear Kelvin,i got a poodle dog and long hair. which robot vaccum will u recommend?

For more budget can consider on Roomba 650 for 1 hour job only, if got budget then go with LG Roboking VR6370LVM for suit your house bigger floor area & up to 3 hours maximum job per single charged.

Your roboking import from korea? Can work with the same voltage in malaysia or not... or need converter?

All Korean product made from 100-240v universal voltage.
Check the photos http://www.kimirobotstore.com/themes/red1/...tem_id=201&ref=

Will you all buy from Qoo10? Anyone know Is that original item from LG & how with the warranty?
I noticed that the price is much lower than shop.

If any problem can we repair at LG Malaysia with pay?

This post has been edited by blurblursam: Sep 22 2014, 04:18 PM

Buy from qoo10 may kena tax after reach to courtier service. (35% tax)

Warranty are zero, have to ship back

Malaysia never see that model.

This post has been edited by kimsim: Sep 22 2014, 06:18 PM

Thank you for the information.

I am considering getting a robot vacuum for my apartment, mainly to pick up hairs as it's driving me crazy to see hairs on the floor. Any good recommendation for a decent machine that vacuum and mop? I surveyed Lazada but I still like to hear some recommendations from forummers here.

Budget preferably mid range around RM500+ but I don't mind to explore options of up to RM1k.

Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 1st gen is good enough...big battery and uses LDS to scan. Probably selling around 1K.

i'm using Dibea D960, around RM700+ got both vacuum and mob function and battery can last for 3 hours continuous usage, the D shape can clear corners really well

the downside is that the AI not really smart or the sensor not really good in detecting obstacle and bang the chair/sofa leg very often, sometime it fall down the rail of the sliding glass and stucked, sometime it run to the curve surface of my table fan and stuck also, but other than this it works really well in sucking up dust and hair and i didnt mop my floor for very long time already

Did you get this online?

yes, you can get this from lazada, even its spare parts as well