Best Robotic Mop and Vacuum Combos

The majority of robot vacuums and mops can be customized with an app that can save your home's maps setting cleaning schedules, and choose mopping modes. You can also alter the suction power, and the amount of water the mop is using.

A mapping feature aids your robot navigate through rooms and obstacles, while an obstacle avoidance feature will stop it from hitting furniture, wires or stray pet toys. These are essential features to have in my house, stuffed with strewn-about toys.

1. Roborock S8 Pro Ultra

Roborock S8 Pro Ultra, the flagship vacuum of the company and mop, is packed with features. It's able to both mop and sweep in one session, and it can even raise its brushes and mop pads to prevent soft surfaces from getting too wet. It also can avoid obstacles by spotting pet toys, plants, and other small objects.

The robotic vacuum has a maximum suction power of 6,000 pascals which is more than any other robot vacuum we've tested to date. It also has PreciSense LiDAR navigation to track its location, which prevents it from getting stuck on objects.

Its mopping functionality is also impressive and the S8 Pro Ultra able to apply constant pressure of over 6 Newtons to the mop pad for deep cleaning. It also comes with an automatic mop lifting system which will lift the pad when it transitions from laminate to tile, hardwood to carpet and rugs, thereby avoiding getting soaked by these soft surfaces.

The S8 Pro Ultra also has self-washing and self drying features. The pad can be rinsing and heat-drying within the dock. The dust bin will automatically empty before returning to the dock. 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. The S8 Pro Ultra ran on its standard vac- and mop-settings for about 160 minutes before it started to lose power, and then returned to its base to recharge. This isn't that far from the 180 minutes that Roborock claims, and is on the same level as other hybrids I've tried.

It's a comprehensive, reliable product. The only issue is that it's pricey. However, its sheer abundance of features makes it a tempting option for anyone who wants to go away from their old stick vacuums and mop. If you are able to justify the price, we highly recommend checking this one out.

2. Dreametech L10S Ultra

The Dreametech L10S Ultra robot autonomous vacuum and mop is a premium combination. The price is justified by the powerful features, such as a huge vacuuming capacity and two mop heads that rotate. It comes with an app-enabled smart controller as well as powerful obstacle-avoidance technology.

The L10S Ultra has a retail price of 999 Euros which is one of the most powerful robotic hoovers vacuums and />Eufy S1 Pro is the robot vacuum and mop that you need to clean up messes and clean dirt off your hard floors. This powerful robovac and mop combo packs a strong suction power of 8,000 Pa and a huge battery capacity for both mowing and vacuuming and a top-of-the-line obstacles-avoiding. It has a roller-mop that cleans itself, making it stand out from models that require you to return to the base station to wash the mop pad.

The S1 Pro uses a unique mopping system that is a significant difference from the microfibre pads and spinning discs of other robots. The roller is almost the entire length of the robot and it receives a constant supply of fresh water that is filtered and ozonated from the dock. The roller scrubs the floor while collecting dirt. Dry debris is picked up with the side brushes or swept away into the front bumper. The S1 Pro removes the dirty mop water into its base station, where it is sucked by the heater elements of the tank and empty into a larger storage container. The tank onboard is able to hold a large amount of water and handle up to half a dozen mopping session before running out.

The S1 Pro comes ready to use right out of the box as do other robotic vacuums and mops. It must be filled with clean water, but this is simple to do within the cleaning dock. If you'd like to use your own cleaner, you can add cleaning solution to dock. If you decide to opt for this feature you'll need to purchase the branded cleaning solution from Eufy which is more expensive than other robot brands that allow you to use your personal choice of cleaners.

The S1 Pro performed well in the navigation efficiency and coverage tests, as did most robots. It was quick to map a space and navigated around furniture. The only issue is that it got stuck a couple of times on longer pile carpets and rugs during my tests however this can be rectified when the software is updated. 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 mop and vacuum. However, it still has some amazing features. The dock's multifunction allows emptying the robot's dirtbag and refilling its water tanks, as well as washing and sanitizing mop pads is done by the dock. The mopping system is capable of cleaning up a significant portion of a space before returning to its dock and the vacuum's high suction is capable of removing debris and pet hair that accumulates on carpets.

The app that runs the appliance is quite dense, offering a wide range of options to customize the cleaning process. You can choose to manually clean every area that is that are mapped by this device, or choose individual rooms, expandable zone, or a custom routine you've designed. There are a number of mopping options that include SmartPlan -an algorithm that makes use of the sensors on the mops to find the most efficient method to clean your home while it maps the space.

The Qrevo was a great performer in our tests, just as all Roborock models we've test. Its navigation system is reliable that can quickly map rooms and cleaning them in an organized manner. Its 'Normal' pathing setting does an excellent job of covering a room, leaving no gaps or missing areas. The Reactive Tech hazard avoidance system is quite reliable, too, though it's not as advanced as the color camera system found on the Qrevo Master or the S8 Pro Ultra. It can detect hazards like carpets that are thick, but it might not be able to identify smaller objects like electrical wires or rug tassels.

The one glaring flaw of this device is the absence of a mop-after-vacuum option, which could be a problem for those who are frequently vacuuming before cleaning their robot. Fortunately, there's a simple alternative: the app has the option to "clean up" at the end of each session. You can make use of the vacuum's mopping capabilities to remove the dust and traces that were left behind after vacuuming. It's a nice addition and can help the robot clean up a little bit better than its less expensive competitors.