Legal Notice
This legal notice sets out the terms of use of robotshabitat.com. It follows Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI).
Who operates this website?
The website is operated by an individual based in Spain.
- Operator: Iván Jiménez Moreno
- Tax ID (NIF): 09054446J
- Address: Calle Bejarano 6, 05695 La Horcajada (Ávila), Spain
- Email: genzetadigital@gmail.com
What is the purpose of this website?
RobotsHabitat publishes information, guides and comparisons about robots for the home and yard. The site does not sell products. It contains affiliate links to ANTHBOT and Navimow US through Impact, as explained in our affiliate disclosure.
Purchases are made with the destination merchant under its terms. Any contract of sale is between you and that seller.
Who owns the content?
The texts, structure, calculations and design of RobotsHabitat belong to its operator, unless stated otherwise. You may quote short excerpts with a link to the source. Reproducing substantial parts without permission is not allowed.
Brands, product names and trademarks mentioned on the site belong to their respective owners. Product photos, when shown, come from the manufacturer and are hosted with the rights holder’s permission. Their source is recorded per model.
What are the limits of our liability?
We take care to reflect official specifications accurately, but we cannot guarantee that all information is complete or current. Manufacturers can change their listings at any time. Our methodology is described on how we review.
Coverage and performance limits are manufacturer specifications, not our measurements. Follow the exact model manual for installation, operation and maintenance.
We are not responsible for the content of external websites linked from RobotsHabitat, including linked merchants.
How is personal data handled?
Personal data is processed as described in our privacy policy. Information about cookies is in our cookie policy.
Which law applies?
This legal notice is governed by Spanish law. Where the law allows, disputes will be submitted to the courts that are competent under Spanish law. This does not limit any mandatory consumer rights you may have in your country of residence.