Ecovacs

Worrying about the dust, hair, and other bits and bobs on the floor mightn't be much of an issue if you end up snapping an Aussie discount up.

The kitchen, laundry, and living room aren't always considered places to buy presents, but tech at home can be just as nice a gift, too.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll let Apple tracks us with the AirTag and finally (finally) check our heart with the now-approved ECG on the Australian Apple Watch, plus check out what’s new in computers, scams, and more, all in five.

Robotic vacuums might focus entirely on cleaning your home so you don't have to, but the latest adds something else you mightn't expect: scent.

The Ecovacs Deebot U2 Pro gets a robotic vacuum cleaner down to $599, but it also has a few issues, including throwing itself off edges.

A robotic vacuum tends to be one of the first ways we think of "the future", but for as long as they've been around, they can still be exy. Ecovacs' latest aims to change that.

Picking a gadget for parents and grandparents isn't easy, but with a bit of extra work, you can make it a little more friendly than a simple gift.

Whether you have a cat, dog, or just a very furry bird, the latest robotic vacuum is focused on pet hair, alongside the other dust and debris in your home.

Apple’s new M1 MacBooks reviewed, plus what’s a laser projector, and how can it bring the cinema experience home? And is your password the worst in the world? All that and more in five.

Robot vacuums aren't anything new, but a robot vacuum that can clean your home, then clean itself, then be made to mop up? Colour us intrigued.