iRobot S9+. S9+ is the most advanced robot vacuum cleaner from the American brand of robot vacuum cleaners – iRobot. The product comes with a dock that automatically collects garbage in the body. Users therefore only need to empty trash and dust from the dock instead of having to clean the drawer on the robot as often as with conventional products. The product uses the AllergenLock technology trash bag designed specifically for the S9+ to filter allergens such as pollen and mold. Half square and half circle machine, dual omnidirectional brush set, technology that is exclusive to iRobot, recently appeared on Ecovacs T9 AIVI series. Most of the latest technology on robot vacuums is available on the S9+, such as redrawing diagrams with a laser sensor using the vSLAM algorithm; identify obstacles, objects that cause obstacles, entanglement in the course of running; control via smartphone and map selection. Ecovacs Deebot T9 AIVI (13.5 million VND) T9 AIVI is Ecovac’s first robot line to integrate the Aeroforce dual-action rubber brush system shared from iRobot. As a result, the product has a higher suction efficiency, even with large garbage objects or stains sticking to the floor surface. This is also the top model with high suction power today, 3,000 PA, 300 ml garbage box capacity, 240 ml water box for cleaning, 5,200 mAh battery capacity. Compared with high-end robot lines, T9 AIVI has the most significant advantage of a vibrating cleaning system and an electric water regulating valve. The software on the machine also allows storing many different maps, suitable for multi-storey houses. Roborock S7 (12 million VND) Roborock S7. S6 Max proved “short of breath” compared to products from Ecovacs, Roborock has launched S7 with many technologies no less than the competition. The most significant upgrade is the Sonic Mopping water damper vibration mopping system that can vibrate 3,000 times per minute. The new wiping mechanism is significantly more effective than the old S6 Max series. However, the suction power of the machine is only kept at 2,500 PA and there is no dual rubber brush system like iRobot or Ecovacs. The S7 has a camera system that detects objects such as wires, socks, and baby items so that the device does not get entangled or entangled when operating. This camera can also be viewed directly from the phone. Neato Bootvac D7 (19 million VND) Neato Bootvac D7. Bootvac D7 from Neato has many similarities with iRobot S9+ in terms of half square, half round design. The company explains that this design helps to limit the omission of dirt in the corner. This is also a recognizable difference with most of the remaining robot models on the capital market, which are circular in shape. The machine also has a navigation system, laser map redraw, save multiple maps and select a cleaning area. Largest trash can capacity in the segment – 700 ml. However, the suction power of the machine is poor compared to competitors at 1,600 PA. Without the dual rubber brooms like Ecovacs or iRobot, the D7 has a broom that’s almost twice as long. The machine can also be controlled remotely via the application, schedule cleaning, create virtual walls …

That’s why Bright Side created this list for you to check and throw away the unnecessary, to bring real safety to your home. 1. Lamp with cold light A study published in the American Journal of Public Health concluded that using fluorescent light bulbs causes vision problems because of UV radiation. This leads to eye diseases, such as cataracts, nightmares, and others. To avoid this, you can choose bulbs with warmer light or full spectrum light, which mimics natural sunlight. 2. Lens Case Using a dirty contact lens holder is one of the leading risk factors for eye infections. Therefore, experts recommend replacing your contact lens holder at least every 3 months. Also, experts recommend rinsing it off after each use and letting it dry naturally. 3. Antibacterial soap According to the US Food and Drug Administration, antibacterial soap seems to help kill bacteria, however, it can also be hazardous to health. You should choose ordinary soap to keep your skin and body healthy. Antibacterial soaps often contain triclosan, an ingredient that is thought to change the way hormones work. In addition, it may contribute to increased resistance of bacteria to antibiotics. Regular soap also fights bacteria well, so you should opt for regular soap to keep your skin and body healthy. 4. Lip gloss Although this type of product is not as favorable for bacteria to grow as mascara or liquid foundation, it is still best not to use lip products for longer than 6-12 months. Anything used around the lips can quickly harbor bacteria, and the longer the bacteria stay in a wet tube, the more they multiply. This will increase your chances of getting an infection if there are tears or cracks in your delicate lips. 5. Plastic cutting board Plastic cutting boards are easier to clean than wooden ones, which is why they are considered safer. However, harmful bacteria tend to hide in the grooves of plastic cutting boards. So, to avoid food poisoning, it’s better to replace cutting boards that have cracks, cuts, or stains that are hard to clean. 6. Harmful air fresheners Many air fresheners contain high levels of phthalates, dangerous chemicals that can lead to birth defects, hormonal abnormalities, as well as reproductive problems. According to one study, these chemicals found in some products are actually marketed as “all-natural”. 7. Water filter in your fridge If you do not change the filter in the refrigerator on time, the taste of the water may get worse, the refrigerator may break down faster. Filter life depends on many factors, so you should look up the instructions for your refrigerator. 8. Vacuum filter Vacuum cleaners can greatly improve the air quality in your home, as they not only catch dust, but also pick up pollen, mold, and some other particles. However, in order for your vacuum to function properly, you should change the filter regularly. The frequency depends on the type of vacuum cleaner you have and how often you use it, but in general, it should be done every 3-6 months. 9. Hair Comb According to experts, it is best to change your hairbrush after about 6 months use. If you do it less often, the hairs can break or curl, which is why they can damage your hair. It’s important to remember that you should clean them regularly – every 2-3 weeks or even more often if you use a lot of hair products. Otherwise, buildup from hair products, dust, and other particles can transfer to the hair and scalp. 10. Plastic box There are many people in the world who are choosing to live “no plastic” and it is a much healthier life than those who use plastic containers regularly. Plastic containers are sometimes made with dangerous chemicals that can get into your food, especially if you put the box in the microwave. Avoid using plastic containers marked ‘3’, ‘PVC’, ‘7’ and ‘PC’ as they contain many compounds that can leach into food. So maybe it’s time to get rid of the plastic box and opt for the glass one. 11. Shower filter Shower head filters are great for reducing the amount of heavy metals, chlorine and sediment in the water you use, which is especially important for people with sensitive skin. But for the shower filter to work properly, we must change it regularly. The frequency depends on the amount of water you use; Normally, this should be done every 6 months. 12. Cushion The quality of the mattress affects your sleep. But the mattress is a place where dust and allergens accumulate, leading to dangerous symptoms for people with asthma, allergies, etc. The life of a mattress mainly depends on its material; For example, an innerspring mattress can last up to 10 years, and a memory foam mattress, 10 to 15 years.

Lee JaeSeung, General Manager and Head of Digital Devices Business at Samsung, said: “We are delighted to announce the expansion of our Bespoke product line worldwide, offering a comprehensive solution for style way of life, serving their new living needs. Our mission is to develop products that help users better manage and enjoy their lives.” Refined refrigerators for every kitchen, reaching out to the world The Bespoke range of refrigerators will be introduced in North America, Latin America, Europe, the CIS, the Middle East and select regions across Asia and Africa. Bespoke owns more than 20 original colors and seven materials, giving users many options and combinations according to their preferences. Bespoke refrigerators also have a large capacity, greater convenience and flexibility, and strong cooling capabilities typical of Samsung. In North America, users can choose from a 4-Door, 1-Door, or 2-Door Bottom Freezer (BMF). Samsung added a diverse and unique market-specific metal color portfolio, including Champagne Rose Steel, Navy Blue Steel, and Matte Black Steel. In Europe, users can choose from 1-Door and Slim 1-Door Refrigerator, and Bottom Freezer (BMF) in 1.8 and 2-meter sizes with six different materials and a wide palette of colors, from Classic whites to soft pastels or vibrant hues. Design your own kitchen In addition to the refrigerator, Samsung’s Bespoke Kitchen Set will be officially introduced globally. With this kitchen set, Samsung’s idea of ​​a fully personalized kitchen will come closer to users in the US and Europe. With a launch date in the second half of this year, the North American market will receive leading Bespoke refrigerators and other Bespoke kitchen product lines such as microwaves and dishwashers, built into the wall like fridge. This kit allows users to freely design and combine with all different styles with a variety of color options such as Matte Black Steel, Navy Blue Steel, Champagne Rose Steel and White Glass. Devices that catch up with the lifestyle This year, Samsung also launched an expanded product line of lifestyle devices in North America and Europe, including the Bespoke AirDresser Smart Wardrobe, Bespoke air purifier and Bespoke vacuum cleaner. Jet. With flexibility, automation and neat design, these will be devices suitable for many different uses such as office, gym or classroom. Lifestyle devices launching in North America and Europe include: Bespoke AirDresser smart wardrobe brings fashion care solutions, ensuring clothes always keep their best shape and match with high-end Bespoke style. The product will launch in Europe and in the US in the second half of 2021. Bespoke air purifiers draw air from five directions for quick and powerful air purification, even in large spaces. The ultra-clean filter system can remove 99.999% of fine dust up to 0.01µm,* while the 3-Way smart exhaust system circulates clean air in different directions. The device is available in a variety of designs and colors and is expected to launch in the US in the third quarter. The Bespoke Jet vacuum cleaner comes with a Clean Station, allowing for a comprehensive cleaning and cleaning of the house. After vacuuming is complete, users only need to attach the vacuum cleaner to the station and the product will automatically clean the garbage inside and charge itself. The new Bespoke Jet will come in three color options and launch in the US, Europe, CIS and Southeast Asia in the second half of 2021. The first Jet Bot AI+ smart vacuum cleaner to support the Intel AI solution. The smart vacuum uses object recognition technology, along with LiDAR and 3D sensors to identify objects and moving paths in the home, for optimal cleaning. Equipped with a camera, Jet Bot AI+ is integrated with SmartThings app to support remote home monitoring. The device will be available in the US, Europe, CIS and Southeast Asia in the second half of 2021. Other new lifestyle devices include: Bespoke ShoeDresser cherishes your favorite shoes so they feel fresh with every use. Deodorization, dehumidification and drying units are based on the unique material and shape of the shoes, ensuring they are well maintained. The Bespoke Cube** refrigerator offers flexible storage for essential products, such as wine, beer and cosmetics. This unit operates quietly enough to be placed in the bedroom next to the sofa, or anywhere where ingredients or food need to be kept cool. Bespoke water purifiers** are sold with single or multiple faucets. The product is equipped with a four-stage filtration system and can filter up to 2,500 liters of water, enough for a family of four to drink for a year. The amount of water and temperature can be set by voice using Bixby. SmartThings connects your life Samsung’s vision for Bespoke Home is for a connected life through artificial intelligence (AI) and automation. At the core of this vision is the SmartThings feature, which brings a centralized and easy home management platform to everyone. SmartThings Cooking plans and individualized recipes, reflects user preferences and refrigerator space, and automatically applies recipe-based temperatures and cooking modes, directly syncing across devices. cooking. Service is available in North America and some countries in Europe. SmartThings Pet syncs with home appliances like Bespoke air purifiers and Jet Bot AI+ robotic vacuums to help users check in on pets when they’re not at home. The service will launch globally in Europe, Latin America, and Asia in the second half of 2021. SmartThings Clothing Care synchronizes with Bespoke AirDresser as well as smart washers and dryers to improve laundry efficiency. The service recommends cycles and equipment settings for optimal care, helping to reduce guesswork or “big wash”. SmartThings Clothing Care service is currently available in the US and European markets. The updated Bespoke AirDresser connectivity update will be available in the US and some European markets in the second half of 2021. SmartThings Air syncs with Samsung air purifiers and air conditioners to monitor the air quality inside and outside the user’s home in real time. The product will launch in the US in the second half of 2021.

According to the plan, LG will complete this production conversion this year while reassigning affected workers. LG’s factory in Hai Phong. LG Vietnam President Jung Hai-jin affirmed that the cessation of smartphone production in Vietnam is part of LG’s plan to restructure its basic product portfolio, and affirmed that this plan will not significantly including production and sales activities as well as LG employees in Hai Phong. In 2015, LG opened the production line in Hai Phong. The factory currently has more than 16,000 workers and mainly produces home appliances, smartphones and car infotainment products. In addition, leaders of LG Vietnam also leave open the possibility of additional investment in this factory in the near future. In addition, a representative of LG Vietnam also denied the information that LG offered to sell a smartphone factory in Hai Phong for more than 2,000 billion VND. “It is true that we stopped making smartphones, but this is only one line in the factory. We also produce other products such as washing machines, vacuum cleaners … ”, emphasized LG Vietnam representative. according to Yonhap

The information of LG listing for sale of the factory in Hai Phong is incorrect.

The factory project of LG Electronics has an investment of 1.5 billion USD. Not only producing smartphones, LG Electronics Hai Phong also produces other electronic products such as TVs, air conditioners, vacuum cleaners, washing machines … In addition, LG also provides after-sales services, installation services. Place, maintain, repair and warrant all LG products here.

It is known that this company’s contribution has also increased sharply in recent years. If in 2018, LG Electronics Vietnam Hai Phong Company Limited paid the budget of about 52 billion VND, in 2019 it reached nearly 300 billion VND and in 2020, it is estimated that this company paid more than 400 billion VND to the budget.

According to research, in Vietnam, LG has 3 big factories in Hai Phong including LG Electronics Factory specializing in manufacturing smart phones, air conditioners, vacuum cleaners, televisions, refrigerators…; LG Innotek Vietnam factory specializes in manufacturing camera modules for phones and LG Display Vietnam factory specializes in manufacturing electronic displays. These three LG factories employ a large number of workers in Hai Phong.

Earlier, Business Korea reported that LG Electronics had started to withdraw from the smartphone business. The company is closing factories in Hai Phong (Vietnam), Taubate (Brazil) and Qingdao (China).

Before deciding to give up on the smartphone business, LG has taken various measures to take advantage of these factories but has yet to make a breakthrough.

In particular, the Hai Phong factory – the largest among LG’s smartphone factories – is also initially expected to find a buyer.

However, according to Business Korea, LG Electronics is difficult to find buyers because smartphone manufacturers in Vietnam already have enough production lines. Meanwhile, domestic companies cannot afford to buy back the factory for more than 100 billion won offered by LG. Therefore, according to Business Korea, LG is only considering selling the factory location.

LG Hai Phong phone factory currently produces about 10 million units per year, of which about half are smartphones from LG.

Thu Ha (Th)