Best Robotic Mop and Vacuum Combos
The majority of robot vacuums and mops can be customized using an app that can save maps of your home as well as set cleaning schedules and select mopping modes. You can also alter the suction power, and how much water the mop is using.
A mapping function helps your robot navigate through rooms. An obstacle avoidance feature helps it avoid running over furniture, wires or other toys. These features are essential in my home filled with toys.
1. Roborock S8 Pro Ultra
Roborock S8 Pro Ultra, the flagship vacuum of the company and mop, comes packed with features. It can mop and sweep simultaneously, and can even raise its brushes or mop pads to ensure that soft surfaces don't get wet. It also has the ability to see and avoid obstacles, with the ability to spot pets, plants and other small objects.
The maximum suction power is 6,000 pascals. This is more than any other robot vacuum we've test to date. It also comes with PreciSense LiDAR Navigation to track its location, preventing it from getting stuck on a surface.
Its mopping functionality is also impressive and features the S8 Pro Ultra able to apply a constant pressure of more than 6 Newtons to the mop pad, resulting in a deep clean. It also comes with mop lifter which lifts the pad automatically when it changes between tile and laminate or hardwood flooring, as well as carpet or rugs, to prevent soaking soft surfaces.
In addition to this it is also the S8 Pro Ultra has self-washing and self-drying capabilities. The pad can be washed and dried in the dock, and the dust bin will get emptied and automatically returned to it. You can set it up and forget about it. You only need to refill the water tank or replace the dust bag on occasion.
All of this is powered by a lithium-ion 5,200mAh battery. I ran it on its normal vac and mop settings for about 160 minutes before the S8 Pro Ultra started to get power hungry and then return to its base to recharge. This is not far off of the 180 minutes that Roborock claims and is in line with other hybrids that I've test.
It's a comprehensive, reliable product. what is it worth is that it's pricey. However, its sheer abundance of features makes it a appealing choice for anyone looking to go away from their old stick vacuum and mop. If you are able to justify the cost, we highly recommend checking this one out.
2. Dreametech L10S Ultra
The Dreametech L10S Ultra is a top-of-the-line robot vacuum and mop combo. The high price is justified by the powerful features, including a large vacuuming capability, as well as two gyrating mop heads. It also comes with an app-based, smart controller and a mighty obstacle avoidance technology.
The L10S Ultra is one of the most expensive robotic vacuums and mop combinations out there at a recommended retail price of 999 euros. In my tests, it performed admirably across the home. It was able to eliminate 98.4 percent of the debris on all types of floors and managed to lift long hair without getting caught up in. The mops were also great and produced excellent cleaning results with less effort than mid-range models, due to their rotational motion and the powerful cleaning solution.
The L10S Ultra's main selling point is its innovative docking station that is multi-functional. The dock emptys its dust bin into dirt bag, then refills its water tank for mopping, and dries its mop pads for you. It also comes with an in-real-time system for detecting hazards and allows you to schedule regular cleaning sessions using its intelligent controls.
Unlike the other hybrid vacuum mops I've tested, the L10S Ultra doesn't offer advanced dirt pickup on carpets. Additionally the mops aren't capable at scrubbing away stubborn stains as those found in the Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra, which is the most expensive model. Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra.
Despite the L10S Ultra's top-of-the-line features, it requires regular maintenance and care. To prevent mildew or unpleasant odors, the base station dustbag, water and tanks need to be cleaned, emptied and dried regularly. It is also important to note that the mop pads which are bought separately are required to be replaced regularly too.
I would recommend the L10S Ultra to anyone with the budget. If you're on a tight budget I would suggest a less basic model that will allow you to save money and enjoy hands-free cleaning in your home. Even if the L10S Ultra was the best robot mop and vacuum you could buy, its high price and ongoing maintenance will make it more of an item to have than one that you actually need.
3. Eufy S1 Pro
If you're in search of a robot mop and vacuum that will clean up dust and dirt on your floors while taking care of wet messes, then take a look at the Eufy S1 Pro. This powerful mop and robot vacuum combo comes with a strong suction power of 8,000 Pa as well as a massive battery capacity to power mopping and vacuuming and a top-of-the-line obstacle avoidance. It even comes with mop rollers that clean itself as it goes, which makes the S1 Pro stand out from other models that need to return to their base station mid-clean to rinse off the mop pad.
The S1 Pro has a unique mopping system that is different from the spinning discs and microfibre pads found in other robots. The roller is almost entire length of the bot, and it is constantly filled with ozonated, clean water from its dock. While it spins the roller, it scrubs your floors while soaking up dirt, and any dry debris is removed by the side brushes or swept into the front colision bumper. The S1 Pro is able to dump dirty mop water into its base station, where it is sucked by the heater elements of the tank and it is emptied into a bigger storage container. The onboard tank holds plenty of water, and it can manage about a dozen mopping sessions before running dry.
As with most robot vacuums and mop combinations like the S1 Pro is ready to roll out of the box. It does need to be filled with clean water, however this is a simple task in the cleaning dock. You can also add cleaning solution to the dock, in case you want to have the option of using your own brand of cleaner. However, if you do opt for this feature you'll need to purchase the branded cleaning solution from Eufy which is more expensive than other robot brands that permit users to use their own choice of cleaners.
Like many robots, the S1 Pro did well in navigation efficiency and coverage evaluations. It was quick to map a space and moved around furniture. It was stuck on carpets with larger piles several times during my tests. However this could be improved by updating the software. The S1 Pro is a very capable all-in-one robot for a reasonable price.
4. Roborock Qrevo
The Qrevo is Roborock's entry-level vacuum and mop however it has some impressive features. The dock's multifunction allows emptying the robot's dirtbag, refilling its water tanks and washing and sanitizing mop pads is performed by the dock. The mopping system is capable of cleaning a good bit of an area before returning to its dock, and the vacuum's extreme suction is capable of removing dirt and pet hair on carpets.
The software that runs this appliance is complex, with a broad choice of options for customizing the cleaning process. You can clean manually all areas that are mapped by this device, or select individual rooms, zones that can be expanded, or a routine you've created. There are many mopping options that include SmartPlan -an algorithm that uses the sensors on the mops to determine the most efficient way to clean your home as it maps the area.
Like all Roborock models we've evaluated like all the Roborock models we've tested, the Qrevo performs well in our tests. Its navigation system is robust that can quickly map rooms and cleaning them in a systematic way. The 'Normal' setting for pathing is excellent at covering a space, with no major gaps or missed areas. Reactive Tech's hazard-avoidance feature works well, however it's not as sophisticated as the color camera systems on the Qrevo Master and the S8 Pro Ultra. It can detect hazards such as thick carpets, but it may not always be able to detect smaller items like rug tassels, or electrical wires.
One of the biggest flaws of this device is the absence of a mop after vacuum option, which could be a problem for those who spend a lot of time vacuuming prior to cleaning with their robot. There's a good workaround: the app includes an option to "clean up" at the end of each vacuuming session. The vacuum's mopping functions to remove the dust and traces that were left behind after vacuuming. This is a nice feature that helps this robot keep its cleanness a bit higher than its less expensive competitors.