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Best Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo Self Empty Vacuum-mop combos make it simple to keep your floors clean. These appliances are great for quick cleaning between deep vacuuming. Roborock S7 Max Ultra is an excellent choice for those who wish to mop without touching the machine. Its base looks bulky, however, it's not ugly. It also houses large water tanks for both clean and dirty water. iRobot Combo j7+ The Combo J7+ is a combination of the Roomba j7 vacuum cleaner and a wet mopping feature. The smart robot cleans up spills and sticky messes while avoiding obstacles and returning to its dock at the end of its cleaning cycle. This robot is perfect for homes with hardwood floors and can be utilized to clean rugs, tiles or tiles with mixed surfaces. The Combo j7+, like all Roomba models is great in taking in dirt. PrecisionVision and iRobot OS help the robot to navigate more effectively. It can steer clear of common objects, such as cords or pet messes. The iRobot Combo j7+ can even get around furniture, such as high chairs with backs, which could trap the robot underneath them. When the iRobot Combo j7+ detects that it is on a surface which needs to be cleaned it raises its arm and swivels the mopping pad beneath it. It was a very intuitive system that performed well during my testing. However, I found that it was unable to completely wipe away liquids based on water, like juice or wine. The mopping pad is easily washed and reused. The iRobot Combo's front camera is also quite useful. It can identify hazards such as power cords or pet waste and avoid them to ensure thorough cleaning. This is superior to most robot vacuums' cameras, as they may get stuck on items like rug tassels. It is worth noting, however, that the iRobot Combo ju7+'s front camera is susceptible to blind spots and may miss certain items. The iRobot Combo ju7+ may be expensive however its performance is high enough to justify the cost. It has a high customer rating, and customers like its smart features. It's worth looking into alternatives, like the Ecovacs Deebot X1 Omni. It's cheaper than the iRobot Combo h7+ and can heed voice commands without the requirement for third-party integration as well as mop and vacuum with one pass. It also has a huge water tank, and its mopping pad self-cleansing. Miele Scout RX3 Home Vision The Scout RX3 Home Vision robot vacuum and mop is a full-featured robot vacuum that comes with all the features you'd expect from an expensive brand. You can remotely monitor your home through its camera and even see it work on the app (though the app doesn't offer the high-resolution image quality that you get from the camera). Mops are excellent for cleaning tile or wood, as well as taking care of pet hair, and dirt. They also have effective obstacle avoidance that doesn't push small and small objects, like toys or socks, across the floor. It's among the best mopping robots we've tested. It also comes with an magnetic strip that can be used to block off areas the robot will not be able to reach like rooms with many cables. However, the robot falls short of other features of its type. The mops are excellent however, their maximum time of use of 60 minutes is lower than what we'd like to have in a product with this cost. Additionally, it doesn't empty itself into the charging station, or follow up the mopping with a quick vacuum. But it's an ideal choice for people with large homes because the mapping and cleaning process are fast and efficient. The app is simple to use, and it allows you to set schedules. You can still use the remote to control it if do not have a strong WiFi connection. The Miele Scout RX3 Home Vision is expensive but it has a lot of smart functions that make up the cost. Its live home monitoring feature is amazing and also looks great. It's a great option for families with children, pets, or anyone who needs to keep an eye on their house while they're away. Most people who own a robotic mop and vacuum are amazed at the difference their floors can make after using them often. Roborock S7 Max Ultra Roborock's newest robot vacuum and mop combo self empty model, the S7 Max Ultra ($1299 at Amazon) is an excellent upgrade over the previous S6 and S7 models. It has a number of useful features like aggressive mopping, higher suction power (up to 5,100Pa, as opposed to the earlier models' 2,400Pa) and more. It also boasts precise lidar navigation, which functions as radar in 3D which means it can detect things like baseboards, chairs, and furniture legs to effortlessly maneuver around them. It can create customized cleaning routines that you can start by pressing for example, an “After meal mode” which systematically cleans and vacuums kitchen floors. This two-in one also comes with an exclusive feature not present in other robots. VibraRise raises the mopping pad when it detects carpeting to keep the area rug from getting wet. It also makes mopping more efficient. It also features a deep-cleaning mode that mops and vacuums carpets in a single pass, removing more dust and dirt than mops that spin. The app can be used to schedule weekly cleanings or to clean on the spot. While robot vacuums self emptying does a great job at its intended tasks however, it's not without its flaws. The cost is the biggest. It's also the most expensive robotic vacuum and mop combination I've ever seen. Other issues aren't specific to this particular model but more indicative of robotic vacuums as a category that it is unable to deal with large spills or, sticky messes well. The S7 Max Ultra can be quickly set up: just plug it in, connect it to your smartphone via Wi Fi and then begin a cleaning session. After that, you can customize its settings in the app, including setting no-go zones, and scheduling cleanings. Its remarkable obstacle avoidance is another big plus. It only got stuck twice in tight spaces, which is significantly better than the S6 MaxV's 3 attempts and the X1 Omni's four tries. The app allows you to mark an object as a temporary obstruction and the S7 Max Ultra will ignore it in future cleanings. Narwal Freo The Narwal Freo is a unique robot that combines mops with vacuums. It's among the most affordable combo bots we've tested. The Freo is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a combination cleaner. Its remarkable cleaning performance, as as its wide range of options for customization make it a great option. The lack of advanced obstacle-avoidance technology and a polished mobile app diminished our enthusiasm for the model. The first step to get the Freo up and running is to conduct a quick scan of your space which helps it determine the space it will cover when cleaning. The process takes around one minute. Once the Freo has a better understanding of where everything is, it will be better able to navigate in subsequent cleanings. Freo can also register a room to be used for dry vacuuming, or mopping. This enables it to be more efficient in switching between these two functions. It's also smart enough to know when mop pads need to replaced and return to dock to refill them, before returning to clean hard surfaces. The Freo's ability to vacuum and mop carpets is a key strength. Its twin mops pads are automatically raised when the Freo comes into contact with carpet which allows it to utilize less power and energy while still removing dirt. It is also able to remove sand and oatmeal without needing to make multiple passes using the mop/vac. The Freo's unique side brushes tilted are based on street sweeper trucks and do a a nice job of drawing in and sweeping away dirt particles. The Freo's rounded design and high-end finish makes it a striking piece of equipment. You can interact with the robot via an LCD touchscreen at its base station, but we prefer to control it from the smartphone app. The app has a range of options to customize Freo's behavior. This includes scheduling for busy areas and spot cleanings. There's also the option to turn on the parental lock. You can also choose how long the Freo is drying its mop pads and make preferences about how often it empties its dust bin. You can also specify the maximum size of the trash bin.