OPODEE Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner, App Control, WiFi-Connectivity, Route Planning, Self-Charging, 1800Pa Max Suction Sweeping Pet Hair in Thin Carpets, Mopping in Hard Floors, Compatible with Alexa

This is the 5th robot vacuum/mop combo I have tried thru Amazon. This one has been the best, however it has problems as well. The description and the seller claim that it vacuums as it mops, but it just drags what is on my tile floor around. So I have to vacuum afterwards. The mopping is more of a streak; there is not enough weight in the robot to get a good mop pattern.As the seller has in the question section, it doesn't have control of water going out; but it also didn't just dump all the water in one spot. There is not enough pressure/weight to mop light dirt, and dust off the tile floors. I will still have to get my mop out, which is counterproductive to paying $239 for a mopping robot that vacuums. The back end is lower with the water tank full and the front end with the brushes is a bit higher, which might be affecting its vacuuming ability while mopping.I will say this one does tap into things instead of bumping hard like iLIFES does. That was a plus. However, it skips entire areas when vacuuming or mopping and it does go back over areas it had already vacuumed or mopped. For this price, it should already know where it's been.The biggest problem is that it is not updating firmware on an iPhone 8, and the robot will tell me it's dustbin is not attached when it is and stops vacuuming. I would check it, take it out, nothing in the bin, put it back and then it does not pick up cleaning, it starts all over again. It just told me "bumper stuck" went to check on it and it had backed up onto the dining room table leg with the front of the robot on the tile floor.My search for a robot that vacuums and mops is finished. I would recommend to anyone looking for one that does both, to get a good one that vacuums and then try some of the mopping only ones. The more expensive combos have a better mopping coverage but have the same problem this one had that stopped it. It never should have climbed the table leg.Finally, I use the app to send back to the base for recharging and it wanders all over the house looking for it.If all you need for mopping is something light, this is perfect, but I need something more for this price.

UPDATED: Worst robot vacuum, EVER! It doesn't learn. It gets high centered on flat surfaces—including hardwood and tile floors. Its roller bar says it's stuck when there's absolutely zero reason. It carries maybe a 30 minute charge (and that's accounting for the 15 minutes it has spent getting stuck.It's like a lazy teenager who can't change the TV because the remote is just out of arms reach.This. Is. The. Worst. Vacuum. In. History. Full stop.I'd tell you to run away from purchasing this, but I'm worried I'd be held liable for you tripping over the vacuum as you began your sprint to a legit Roomba.---To be fair, I only own one other smart vacuum (iLife), and it performs very, very well.This one may have been dropped on its head a couple of times when it was but a diode. Suction is great, and wet mopping was a pleasant surprise, but this thing is stupid.I have see. It back up across the room to run aground on pedestal fan every. Single. Day.It will generate an alert that it is stuck in an enclosed space ... in the middle of a wide open room.It will tell you that it's main brush is stuck ... on a flat, hardwood floor.Hoping this thing gets smarter over time, because it really sucks (in a good way).

The media could not be loaded.  The awesomest vacuum I ever had!, having our own cats plus fostering really leaves our home full of cat hair, and this vacuum is my super hero! Easy really easy to use, the "Smart life" app is very simple to use, however I use mine with Alexa.Now she "the robot vacuum" already knows its way around the house and keeps my floors free of cat hair at all times!, it works excellent on wood, carpet, vinyl and ceramic floors too!I have a 2 cm "step" from my dining room to my kitchen and the vacuum goes back and forth with no issue, it feels really awesome to get my floors cleaned while I do something else!We highly recommend this vacuum, we did tons of research before we purchase it since we have multiple cats and different types of flooring! We are extremely happy with this robot vacuum!I had compared it to the expensive ones that my friends have and, I promise that in my opinion the price is the only difference, we are in love with this one!It also mops! I only have to change the container and add water to it, this is really great!All in all it cleans, it mopes, it knows its way to the charging port! Cheers!

I've owned a couple robot vacuums which I can use as reference to compare. My first is a 2nd gen Roomba which I never really liked beyond the initial novelty of it. It was loud, didn't really work well on carpet, had primitive sensors so it was always bumping into things, and mediocre suction power. My second was a recent Coredy R650 which was a vast improvement. The Opodee is an improvement over both in that it has wifi and can therefore be started by phone remotely. It has two brushes which I think is very important and a major improvement over those with just one. It also has a rudimentary mapping function which can be demonstrated on the Smartlife app. It doesn't have LIDAR or lasers or anything fancy, but it is able to map out a room based on a combination of bumping into things and onboard proximity sensors. It does have to build this map each time it cleans a room, but because of it can clean a room more efficiently and systematically. It's path is thus not completely random. Cons: it's a bit noisy but still quieter than my Roomba, and it doesn't handle well the transition from hardfloor to rug as it's brushes can get caught underneath the rug, a problem I don't see with the Coredy. Both its performance on hardfloor is great. Once it is on carpet it seems comparable to the Coredy. I'll probably try taping down the rug corners. I got this on sale and is a great value.