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Best Robot Vacuums and Mop Systems

This robot vacuum-mop is a good option for people who live in flats as it carries the rubbish away in its own bin, and also uses an incredibly small docking station. The app lets you set different modes and monitor cleaning, plus the mopping function is impressive.

Its mapping, obstacle avoidance, and mopping capabilities are impressive. It can pick up pet hair, spillages and dirt. It also self-empties, self-cleans and refills its tank.

Roomba from iRobot Combo

The iRobot Combo adds mopping to the already impressive vacuuming capabilities of the robot. It's not quite able to compete with our current Editors' Choice, the Deebot X1 Omni, which offers more cleaning power and an app that is easier to use on mobile devices however it makes for a strong alternative. In our tests it was able to pick up dirt of different sizes and types from carpets and hard floors. Its obstacle avoidance system isn't the most sophisticated in the world, lacking structured light and other features like LiDAR, but it still did a good robot vacuum job of preventing collisions with furniture and clutter.

The Combo features most of the same smarts as the j7 Plus with the addition of the latest onboard acoustic sensors that identify the type of floor and AI-powered navigation, however it does not have the ability to adjust suction power manually. It's also a little smaller than its vac-only counterpart, and it doesn't have self-empty docks.

The Combo is one of my favorite options for homes with a lot of space. Its sleek design is also among the most attractive I've seen. The sleek matte black plastic appears better than the majority of competitors' metallic or glossy finishes, and iRobot's tiny details--like a leather tab to open the onboard bin and a shelf in the dock that can hold additional bags--are more elegant than the majority of its competitors'. The iRobot Combo makes it easy to create maps and establish Keep-Out Zones.

Roborock

Roborock, a relatively recent player in the robotic vacuum and mop market, has already established itself by offering an array of cutting-edge cleaning technologies. Roborock's vacuums are world-class in suction, while its mopping systems use vibrating mops to keep floors clean. Plus, a wide range of scheduling and mapping options lets you adjust the bot's cleaning schedule for your home's specific needs.

Roborock's obstacle avoidance feature enables the robot to spot objects that are smaller than its own height. This is particularly beneficial for the most well-known Roborock models, like the Qrevo Master, which is the best in its class in terms of navigation, thanks to both vSLAM and LiDAR. Other robovacs have been reported to run over pet waste and slam furniture, without even noticing. The Qrevo Master is able to solve this issue with the Reactive Artificial Intelligence system which makes use of dual cameras to detect the presence of objects in the room.

Roborock robots that vacuum and mop also have several convenience features that make it easier to manage the need for daily maintenance, such as auto-empty docks, as well as multi-functional mop washing stations. They can make it easier to manually empty bins and wash mops, resulting in an experience that is completely hands-free. Plus the app's minimalist design and lag-free connection to the robot cleaner makes it simple to use.

Hobot Legee D8

Hobot Legee, with its extensive range of integrated cleaning features and advanced mopping features, is one of the best robot vacuums/mops available for both wet and dry floors. Its advanced navigation system blends five different technologies to design and execute a route that is the most efficient. It can also detect different flooring materials and identify obstacles with pinpoint accuracy. It can even lift its own 7mm to glide over carpets. Smart spray system uses just the right amount of water to aid in stain removal without leaving marks.

The Legee, an Gen 4 Robot, competes directly against the Eufy Robovac X9 or Ecovacs Deebot T20. Both models cost more. It has more features and features, including a flexible D-shaped robot that can clean corners and under cabinets more efficiently than the round version. Its sensors include 360deg 3D (Lidar, Encoder, Gyro, and E-compass) four forward-facing and one right-side-facing FDS (IR ToF sensors for distance) and two pairs of cliff detectors in the front and back (most robots only have one pair). It also comes with Legee SLAM that minimizes the bump and grind issues that are a problem for Gen 4 Robots.

Unlike most other robots, unlike other robots, the Legee features an integrated trash compactor that supports the less noisy 5 GHz Wi-Fi band. The LuLu mop washing station is included and washes, refills and dries your mop 'cloth. The mop can be used up to six times longer than you would with other mops. It also reduces waste and the frequency with which bins are empty.

Karcher RCV 5

Known for its pressure washers and garden tools, Karcher has been dabbling in robot vacuums for a time and this is their most technologically advanced model. Powered by LiDAR, it creates maps of your home that can be programmed to mop or vacuum. It also differentiates between hard floors and carpets to ensure that you don't end up with water puddles on your pile.

Its navigation is top-quality that can avoid furniture and rugs with ease and even lifting itself over steps. The machine can be customised with a variety of settings, including cleaning schedules and which rooms it is required to clean. It also has an 'emergency' button that will oblige the robot to return to its base in the event that it is unable to supply power and can be programmed to automatically shut itself off if a storm is approaching.

The RCV 5 is easy to use and, despite being heavy at almost 4kg, it's not difficult to manoeuvre around furniture. Safety features such as a sensor that alerts you to stay clear of stairs are appreciated by parents with small children. After charging it takes only several hours to fully charge and the two buttons at the top will blink green to indicate that it is ready to go.

Mova E30 Ultra

The Mova E30 Ultra is a robot vacuum cleaner that combines modern cleaning technology with affordability. It's a competitor to models such as the Dreame L10 Ultra and Roborock's Q Revo. Despite its lower price tag it is worth the price. Mova E30 Ultra offers features that many more expensive models aren't able to beat. It uses sensors to adjust its settings for different surfaces and floors, as well as to identify dirtier areas and ensure that they are given enough attention. It can also move at an accelerated pace to avoid damage to delicate furniture and walls.

The device can map the interior of your home and display it through the app. You can also mark specific rooms and objects you want the vacuum to avoid. The vacuum will slow down when it sees an obstacle and prevent itself from bumping into it. The device also comes with an intelligent dustbin, which will alert you to the fullness of the bin so you can empty the bin in time.

The Mova E30 Ultra offers a cost-effective option for those looking to outsource their daily cleaning tasks. It can double as mop and robot vacuum that lets you keep your floors clean without lifting a finger. It features a clever design which increases cleaning at corners by up to 60%. It has suction power of up to 7,000 Pa and RoboSwing arm, and is controlled by the app or voice assistants like Alexa or Siri.

Beko RCV3

The Beko Robotic Vacuum/Mop RCV3 is a stylish, feature-packed robot vacuum and mop. It does a great job of keeping floors neat and tidy. It can't lift its mop to clean carpets and rugs as well as the Roborock S8 MaxV ultra, but it's very effective at cleaning hard floors. It comes with a self-emptying bin, a high degree of suction, a range of mopping options, and a premium application that runs on iOS and Android.

It's a bit smaller than many of the competition and its main brush is smaller than others, but it managed to make short work of our test room easily. The brush that rotates on the side for edges is a nice touch and, despite the fact that it didn't lift dirt from our rugs as well as other competitors, it did a very good job overall.

Individual cleaning parameters can be set for every room and the device will automatically create detailed maps of the rooms using built-in LiDAR navigation. The application is simple to use and comes with various options for voice output that can keep you updated on the condition of your robot. Regular software updates help improve and extend the capabilities. The app can also be used to remotely manage the RCV3 when you're away from home.