Best Robot Vacuum and Mop With Self-Empting Bases

Self-emptying bases make the robot vacuum worth the money, especially for those with large homes. This means that you don't have empty the bin more than times throughout the run, which keeps it running more often and keeping your floors tidy.

The app lets you create zones and clean schedules. But it didn't avoid obstacles like shoes or furniture legs as well as the j7 and Q Revo.

1. iRobot Combo J7+

The Combo J7+ is iRobot's first robot mop and vacuum. It is a re-imagining of the Effortless Cleaning: iRobot Roomba i5+ Robot Vacuum & Mop J7 robotic vacuum, and adds a small reservoir of water, a robot arm that can raise and lower a mopping pad, and some new sensors. The result is a powerful two-in-one cleaner, which we found to be superior than mopping-free robotic vacuums.

The Combo J7+ does not have the additional smart mopping features that we have in our top pick, but it does a great job of cleaning. It comes with a powerful brush roll that is effective both on hard floors and carpeted areas. It can fit between furniture and rugs without a problem even on steep staircases. It has a strong suction that we were very impressed with, even though it'sn't as powerful as the iRobot Roomba 694's.

The Combo J7+ is distinguished from other robot vacuums by its mopping feature that makes use of an oscillating brush to scrub floors. iRobot calls it SmartScrub, and it works by moving back and forth, mimicking the way you scrub a floor using a mop. It can be activated on a room-by-room basis within the iRobot app.

The j7 Plus is simple to set up and use just like other iRobot Robots. It's also easy to maintain. The dust bin as well as the water tank can be taken out for easy cleaning. And the iRobot app lets you view videos on how to maintain various elements of the machine, including replacing the mopping pads or filtering the dust bin.

The only issue is that the iRobot Combo J7+ only mop if you have a mopping pad attached and its 210ml water tank is full. It will only vacuum when one of these is missing. The iRobot App allows you to monitor the tank's water level and send alerts when it is low.

2. Roborock Q Revo

The Q Revo is a solid budget-friendly robot vacuum with self empty that's ideal for mopping and vacuuming. The mopping performance, particularly when compared to its price, is awe-inspiring. It is able to mop well on carpets and hard floors, picking up fine to large particles (think: hair tangles, Kitty litter, cereals of various sizes). It also does a fantastic job of cleaning up dried spills and messes. It also cleans stairs and other difficult-to-get-stuck places thoroughly.

The mopping system makes use of rotating pads to scrub your floors and remove dirt and grime even from stuck-on areas. The pad is also thoroughly dried by circulating 45 minutes of warm air following each cleaning, preventing the growth of mold and unpleasant smells. You can control the robot via the Roborock App or your voice to start mopping and change settings.

Its vacuuming performance is top-notch as well. It has an impressive vacuum and a high-efficiency filter that is able to capture all types of debris, from fine to large. The only downside is that it doesn't perform as well against pet hair on carpet. After two cleaning sessions at maximum power, 10% of pet hair was still on the test surface. This is not something you've heard of.

The Q Revo is a great product, with its excellent navigation and obstacle avoidance. It also has superb cleaning and mopping capabilities. It's not as great as the higher-end robot vacuum and mop, but it is still a great choice for anyone with a limited budget. Plus, it charges up to 30% more than its predecessors and works with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple Siri Shortcuts. This is a lot more convenience for a very low price. For more information and to determine whether the Roborock Q Revo is right for you, take a look at our complete review.

3. Yeedi Cube

The Yeedi Cube is a vacuum mop robot that performs well and comes with great features at a very affordable cost. Setup is a breeze and takes just five minutes. After you have removed the protective plastic and manufacturing tape you can scan the QR code on the app to start. The app is user-friendly and guides you through the process with ease. Once configured, the Cube is ready to start mapping and revolutionize cleaning with roborock q8 max+: self-emptying robot vacuum.

The app lets you customise your home layout and create maps that the robot can follow. The app can also divide rooms into smaller sections to better meet your specific needs. You can create an outline of the kitchen and a different one for the living room. The robot will then sweep the floors at different times in each room.

Compared to other robots that I've tested in the past, the Yeedi Cube has a unique design that gives it an industrial feel. Its base station features an edgier design than other robots, with the dirty-water tank and autoempty feature on one end and the vacuum on another. The reusable mop pad is a separate item, slipping into the top of the robot and affixed to an handle on the front to make it easy to remove and refilling.

The vacuum is as good as any robot I've ever tested, and it has two side brushes instead of the single brush on most models. This increases the vacuum's coverage area and decreases the chance of debris getting lost behind walls and furniture. It isn't perfect in object recognition and tends to run into objects like the carpet in my office.

4. iRobot Braava Jet m6

The iRobot Braava Jet m6 is a powerful robot mop that can do its job well and keeps your floors looking great regularly. It isn't able to do the vacuuming jobs of the other hybrids on this list and doesn't transition onto carpet or rugs like they do, but it has an extended battery life, smart mopping features and is a good option to maintain your floors in a small to mid-sized house.

It can be used in dry sweeping mode, which can clean up to 1,000 square. feet. in a single charge. It can also draw your floor plan with the iRobot App and clean rooms in a sequence using compatible Roomba vacuums.

In wet mopping, the m6 uses precise sprays to dampen the floors in straight lines. It's fascinating to watch, and it was able to take on even the toughest dried-in juice and coffee stain on my floors. It can be programmed to use less or more water than the maximum amount specified in the app.

The iRobot App is among the most user-friendly on the market. It allows you to connect to your home's wifi. It comes with a variety of user-friendly features, such as scheduling, partitioning rooms, and establishing no-go zones. This gives you complete control over the device. It also allows you to check how much battery power remains so that you get an accurate idea of how much time it will last before it needs to be recharged and docked. The m6 is on sale at My Robot Centre in the UK for $499, the iRobot store in the US for $399, and on Amazon (where it's currently being sold for $399). It's available in graphite and white.

5. Shark RV2610WA

It's not a secret that robot vacuums and mops are a practical way to keep your home clean without having to lift a finger however they do come with hefty price tags. The Shark AI Ultra 2-in-1 robotic vacuum and mop with XLHEPA Self-Empty Base, which we reviewed, costs $699 or PS559, which is roughly $1054. If you don't purchase the charging base, you'll still need to shell out $549 or PS395 / around AU$675.

The Shark RV2610WA is a great option for those looking for a robot that is able to tackle both vacuuming and mopping. It uses sonic mopping to scrub floors at a rate of 100 times per minute, and it's capable of deep cleaning stains that are difficult to remove with its included stain-lifting solution. The app allows you to program the machine to clean on a specific date and time, and is equipped with an innovative feature that lets you control your robot when you're away from home.

In terms of vacuuming it appears that the Shark performs well and is able to remove most debris, however, it's not as effective on carpets. It's easy to catch pet hair in the brushroll, and the dirt compartment can fill up fairly quickly. There are a lot of components that require regular maintenance and replacement, which can result in recurring costs over time.

For the money, there are better options available. The iRobot Combo J7 Plus, for instance, has better performance on carpets with a high pile as well as bare floors. It is better built and comes with a bigger dust bin and is able to move over obstacles such as electrical cords with ease. The iRobot is more expensive, but it's well worth the extra expense if require a cleaner that can handle both tasks with ease.