I bought a Roomba 960 a few weeks ago and it gave me nothing but problems out of the box. I have wanted one for a long time and picked one up on sale. Overall the basic setup was very easy, and the suction power was impressive, but that was about it.
The robot has problems staying connected to the wifi. Once it connects, it will only stay connected for a few minutes before it says “no longer on the same network” and needs to be reset.
I needed to update the software out of the box in order to use the map feature but the download wouldn’t work (I assumed because the wifi connection). Customer support said that they have to do each update manually and it could be 24-36 hours to work. It
Greetings personal finance Canada. I read all the time and this is my first post. Reading this sub and /r/ personal finance has significantly improved my life in the last year with salary negotiations. With that being said, I would like to hear what you would do in my situation and the next step. Here it is my situation:
30 years old in Vancouver. Living with long term girlfriend.
renting downtown ($1575/month) and looking at buying for the last year (frustrating).
work in engineering and had a pay freeze at my 5 year job due to mining slow down (65k salary). I was out performing my role as well so I asked for a raise and looked for other jobs. Got multiple offers for 90k so I left (