Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo, 2 in 1 Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Schedule, Wi-Fi/App, 1400Pa Max Suction, Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum, Slim, Ideal for Hard Floor, Pet Hair,

This vacuum was a great investment. My husband bought a Roomba and it constantly has issues with the brushes falling off. Plus, if you have the Roomba on set map of your home, don't move or put something in another place the vacuum gets confused. But my Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo works like a champ, it outperforms and work the Roomba.

I bought this primarily for the mop functionality. I have a Shark robo product that takes care of the vacuuming for me every morning. I have two dogs and my entire home is vinyl flooring so mopping is what I need help with. I tested this pretty extensively for a few days as I wanted to give it a fair chance. Considering its price point I knew I wasn’t paying for top of the line stuff but I wanted to see what it could offer. PROS: - Vacuum on the hard floors seems to work well enough. Even after running my shark vac it still managed to pick up some debris so I was pleased with that. - Battery life is excellent. I just ran it for well over an hour and it still has 34% battery according to the app. - Slim design is nice. It can get under things my shark vac can’t get too because it’s much thicker. - Google home and Alexa integration works as expected and connectivity to the app instructions were easy to follow. - App scheduling is nice. CON: - Water tank will leak on the counter when you’re filling it up. I suppose that’s desirable once it’s snapped into the unit but beforehand it just kinda makes a mess. - You initially have to get the mop pad wet. That’s understandable. But after a while, even with the water flow turned to high, the middle of the pad dries out and only the edges continue to get wet so you end up getting railroad track style mopping. Completely rendering the mopping functionality useless. (see video) - The zig zag function doesn’t work in a zig zag. It just does and goes wherever it wants. There is no rhyme or reason. The manual control doesn’t work either. It turns in the direction that you tell it to but stops when it wants not when you tell it to. - The water tank is small and needs frequent refills. - Sometimes it finds its dock. Sometimes it doesn’t. If I tell it to go home while it’s near the dock then it finds it without issue. But if I tell it to go home while it’s in another room, it takes it anywhere from 8-15 minutes to find the dock. - You can’t run this while watching tv. It’s too loud. - No smart mapping. - Got stuck on a small entrance rug. This probably isn’t the best vacuum to have if you have both carpet and hard floors as there’s no way to have it not run water on your carpet. All in all this won’t meet my needs. The mop function just doesn’t perform. Not even well enough to justify keeping. Also, I think the seller is using a dishonest pricing gimmick. I bought this “on sale” for about $150. There’s no way this is normally a $700+ vacuum. I just think they do that to get you to think you’re getting a killer deal. But you’re not. You’re definitely getting what you pay for. I’ll definitely be returning this.

I've been using this robot vacuum everyday and it does a great job sweeping up dust, dirt, and hair. I spend a lot of time outside and so a lot of dirt gets dragged in, but I've had to sweep so much less since getting this vacuum - it does the sweeping for me! It does get stuck pretty easily on carpets or wires, so I try to keep its path clear, but even if it does get stuck, all you have to do is move it and turn it on again. I haven't tried the mopping feature yet, but I've been really happy with the vacuuming feature. It doesn't remember the room layout or have some of the features that fancier robot vacuums have, but I think it's well worth the price.

This robot vacuum is pretty good at sweeping and keeping an area clean. It tends to do pretty well at getting an area clean, and even mops as well. It doesn't have the largest dust bin capacity, so it needs changed somewhat often. It comes with extra brushes, which is awesome when you've got a cat that thinks they're toys. One of my favorite features is that it detects drops like stairways and other ledges and has never fallen yet. It looks pretty nice, and doesn't stand out in a room, which I like. One issue that it does have is that it can get stuck under chairs and in small spaces, and can have issues docking. Overall I think it's worth it if you find you don't always have time to regularly sweep.

This robot vac got really good reviews but I did not have the same experience. After 2 uses the brushes were bent into a position that is useless in collecting anything. Yes, there was hair wrapped around and I removed that before taking picture and as you can see the brushes remain bent. I had a machine prior to this for several years without the brushes ever losing their structure. Not fond of mop feature either. It's really just a damp rag that slides over every surface. Not sure if the water stops pumping when the vac is going over carpet. It seemed to follow a good routine and found it's way "home" after it's two uses. The dust cup is really small probably to accommodate for the mop water reservoir. I had to empty dust cup twice during each use in my 850 square foot apartment. It found some good dusty corners even though I had used the big vac just a couple of days prior.