Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo, 2 in 1 Mopping Robotic Vacuum with Schedule, App/Bluetooth/Voice, Max Suction 3200Pa, Self-Charging Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Slim, Ideal for Pet Hair,…

I bought this for my parents so they didn’t have to vacuum every day having cats and tracking in from outside. The set up was incredibly easy and the vacuum functions better than I was anticipating. It is very quiet and love how it returns to the dock to charge itself. My parents have texted me videos every day for the last week of it working because they love it so much. They loved that it got behind large potted plants in their house so they didn’t have to pull them out to vacuum behind. Great product and vacuum!

While I’m on unit #2, I have been very surprised and happy with it. The first one got lost and ran out of battery power on the second day of use, but then would not start back up. It said it was charging but after 18 hours of charging it still wouldn’t restart. The second one I’ve used daily since it arrived, day four of having one, and I haven’t had any issues with it. My only complaint is that it doesn’t pick up objects larger than a grain of sand. I do landscaping and end up bringing materials from the job sites on my shoes into the house and the vacuum doesn’t get everything. With that said though, we are testing it against my mother in law’s Roomba (a $500 unit). We ran the Roomba and cleaned the out our current one, then started running our current one to see how much it picks up that the Roomba missed, if any. We plan to do this for a week. We will see and I will update this review when the trial is finished. So after several weeks of the testing we found that the they miss about the same amount. The Roomba seems to handle larger items better than this one (leaves and such). So we decided to run the Roomba more and use this one for spot cleaning. I ended up having to cut the floor out of my bathroom to replace rusted pipes and decided to see what this one would do with out a filter. It was cheap so why not play with it? Without the filter it sucked up the sawdust (I used a chainsaw to cut the floor out) extremely well. So I decided to put the foam filter back in but not the other one. I’ve been running it like this for a week and love the results. It traps all but the finest of the dust and still sucks up all of the larger stuff it missed before. Very pleased with the results.

Six month update, it’s still going strong even with only using the foam filter. We don’t run it daily and soon it is going to get moved out to a smaller house we have on our property just to aid in cleaning there while I remodel it. I often think about buying several of these to just sit and wait for this one to crap out, but would only do so if the price was right.

I’m impressed. It’s a huge time saver to have both mopping and vacuuming in one device. The vacuum has strong suction power and does a great job picking up dust, dirt, and hair. The mop function is easy to use and leaves my floors clean.
Pros:
1.Dual Functionality: The ability to vacuum and mop simultaneously is a game-changer, especially for someone with a busy schedule.
2.Ease of Use: The controls are straightforward, and from the phone ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.
3.Battery Life: The battery lasts long enough to clean most of my house in one go, which is a big plus.
4.Compact Design: It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver around furniture, which makes cleaning less of a chore.
Cons:
1.Mop Water Tank: The water tank for the mop is a bit small, so I often have to refill it during larger cleaning sessions.

This is a good system and does a good job. I want to start this by saying that. Setup was simple, the app works well. Suction is good, trap size is significant that you can empty it after each cleaning cycle, don’t have to interrupt it during a cleaning to empty it (unless your place is a total mess). The mop function works well too, I make a mixture of pine sol and water and put it in a bottle under the sink and use that to fill this for mopping.

Now for the negative part. It keeps getting stuck in exactly the same places. Some I was able to “block off” but other times it gets stuck in places I can’t block off, like three floor registers. If it rides up the register in the “right” way, it will get stuck on the register’s “open/close” lever. It also rides up the kitchen chair bar (my chairs have s-shape supports and it gets stuck on the bottom bars). It is also for floors, not carpet. I have to pull up my bath mat before this starts or it will get stuck on the mat. It has also grabbed my shoe laces and gotten stuck there by my shoes. While all of these things are expected, what is not expected is that the mapping program can’t remember where it got stuck last time and not go there. I have pulled it off the floor register and hit the button to continue and watched it go right back onto the register and get stuck again. Watched this process 4x before I pushed it across the room away from the register and hit the continue button. When it runs when I am not at home my question every time I walk in is “where did this dumb robot get stuck this time”.

Maybe someday there will be a software update for this and I will change this to 5 stars.