Does this get stuck on wires and other things? null

It could, but so far mine didn't. the rotating brush could pick up the wire (especially if is a small one). Mine are pretty good size wires and after a couple of hiccups the vacuum goes around it. as for other obstacles this thing is pretty darn smart. I've been very happy so far

It did try and suck up the Christmas tree cords so my husband and I just unplugged the cord and let it vacuum. Really any wires need to be about 3 inches off the floor. When it vacuumed my closet there was a satin belt that it tried to vacuum up and I wasn’t home. It just automatically shut down until I got home to untangle the belt. I have been extremely happy with the vacuum job it has done. Also I had a question about if my vacuum was charging and I called the 1-800 number talk to a live person who helped me, then they called me back in an hour to make sure the problem was resolved! I was very impressed by the level of customer service.

If they are small enough like iPhone chargers....yes

no usually if something is in its direct path it will either bump into it then go around the object ,but for smaller object such as a wire or something it will just go over top of it .

Surprisingly, No. It's successfully traversed every rug, power cord and height difference in my house.

Yes, it did get hung up on a cord laying on the floor. We have concrete floors and a workout mat that interlocks. It is 3/4” thick and it somehow gets up on that and cleans it. Pretty amazed what it can do.

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It could, but so far mine didn't. the rotating brush could pick up the wire (especially if is a small one). Mine are pretty good size wires and after a couple of hiccups the vacuum goes around it. as for other obstacles this thing is pretty darn smart. I've been very happy so far
Answered by heloflier68 7 years ago
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It did try and suck up the Christmas tree cords so my husband and I just unplugged the cord and let it vacuum. Really any wires need to be about 3 inches off the floor. When it vacuumed my closet there was a satin belt that it tried to vacuum up and I wasn’t home. It just automatically shut down until I got home to untangle the belt. I have been extremely happy with the vacuum job it has done. Also I had a question about if my vacuum was charging and I called the 1-800 number talk to a live person who helped me, then they called me back in an hour to make sure the problem was resolved! I was very impressed by the level of customer service.
Answered by Cleanfreak 7 years ago
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If they are small enough like iPhone chargers....yes
Answered by WildKat 6 years ago
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no usually if something is in its direct path it will either bump into it then go around the object ,but for smaller object such as a wire or something it will just go over top of it .
Answered by Jeremy 7 years ago
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Surprisingly, No. It's successfully traversed every rug, power cord and height difference in my house.
Answered by Insomnia 7 years ago
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Yes, it did get hung up on a cord laying on the floor. We have concrete floors and a workout mat that interlocks. It is 3/4” thick and it somehow gets up on that and cleans it. Pretty amazed what it can do.
Answered by Winfox 7 years ago
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No
Answered by Apap 7 years ago
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