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Best Robot Vacuums and Mop Combos
A robot vacuum is the best device to keep a clean home. It will pick up dust, pet hair and other surface debris.
Some robots can sync with smart assistants like Alexa or Google Assistant to provide a environment that is hands-free. Look for models that recharge and pick up the area they left.
1. iRobot s8
This smart robot mop and vacuum is a great option for households with a variety of. It can be used to vacuum and mop, has excellent navigation with both GPS and laser sensors, and comes with a variety of controls and features available via the app. It also has a handy feature that lets you create cleaning zones in areas that require additional attention, and also to create Keep Out zones in areas where you do not want it to go. It also receives software updates, just like the other Roomba products, which make it better over time.
It's expensive, but it's also among the most advanced robot vacuums that ZDNet has tested. It comes with a powerful battery that can sweep a large home in under two hours. It can switch between mopping and vacuuming with the press of one button. It automatically empties the trash bin that is above its charging station, unlike other self emptying robots which require you to empty it after every run.
It's got a range of other features that make it a good choice for homes with a lot of space with its intelligent obstacle avoidance that uses the camera as well as processor-powered smarts to see obstacles. It is rarely derailed or stuck during a cleaning cycle. In my tests, it was the best at avoiding objects like power cables. It's not as precise in detecting pet waste or other dangers.
2. Eufy RoboVac X8 Hybrid
Eufy is owned by Anker It has become an established brand in the world of budget robot vacuums. However, it did not provide an option to mop. That changes with the X8 Hybrid, which has an impressive set of modern features and is able to compete with more expensive models.
The laser navigation is the main selling point of this machine. The previous Eufy devices have built up an outline of your home utilizing infrared sensors and bumping into things, but the X8's laser mapping system is far more precise. It also takes a lot less time to build up an accurate picture of your living space and also stores multiple maps, which is great for multi-floor homes.
The X8 is a good vacuum cleaner for floors that are clean. It can easily sling debris through the side brushes and into its 400ml dustbin. Its tyres are also very adept at securing edges and corners, despite being circular. Our tests revealed that it could only remove 90 percent of the fur on hard floors.
There's a basic mopping mode which uses the same water tank as the vacuuming one. While this is a good option for spills that aren't too big but you cannot regulate the amount of water it is using, which will limit its effectiveness for more serious stains. It does, however, do an admirable job of removing pet hair, with a higher speed of pickup than the Roborock S7.
3. Miele RX2
The company is known for its quiet home appliances, Miele's RX2 robot vacuum comes with outstanding cleaning power, gorgeous design and excellent navigation. However, it does have a few operational oddities that prevent it from being ranked as the best overall smart robot vacuum robot mop.
Like the latest models from iRobot and models, the RX2 comes with a dual-sensor mapping system that uses an LIDAR sensor to map out the space and two 3D scanning cameras to detect and avoid obstacles (like furniture legs or pet waste) in real time. Once mapped, the app lets you designate virtual no-go zones and favorite sections that the robot will clean automatically. You can also begin a manual clean or manually change the cleaning mode, see live feeds from the onboard cameras, and more on the main screen.
The RX2's sensors work well in registering furniture and other obstructions in real-time. The suction and sweeping abilities are exceptional, taking away surface debris from carpets with medium pile as well as dust that has been deposited on floors. However, it's not exactly the most efficient robot available. It's not the best climber and has issues with transition strips made of steel.
A lot of people purchase a robotic vacuum for the hands-off convenience of setting a schedule on an app and forgetting about it for weeks at a time. But it's important that a machine can do the job and that's why our ZDNet staff looked over and tested a number of the most popular ones to help you select the right one for your home.
4. Shark ION
This budget robovac that looks like any other, but has several more features and is more efficient. Its smart mapping system creates 2D and 3D maps of your home and uses those to avoid obstacles and navigate. It's even able to spot common obstructions such as furniture legs and power cords in real-time. This combination of sensors along with a bump detector, and an infrared sensor that keeps the vacuum from stepping on stairs makes it one of our most flexible vacuums.
In our tests, it was able to climbed over thick shag rugs and didn't get stuck on them (like the RoboVac 11s or Roomba 690). Its navigation abilities were impressive as well; its composite score in carpet and bare floors beat out the competition and it took in 98.5 percent of the surface litter and embedded pet hair from our lab test samples.
The controls are simpler than competitors. There's an oblong cleaning button at the top and you can launch it via the app or by voice command with Alexa or Google Assistant. You can also set up a schedule for your daily or weekly cleans, create no-go zones, and view its cleaning history. Ion is covered in a smart dark gray plastic that looks and feels attractive in your home. Its rear dustbin is easily accessible to empty, and the removal of the filters is also a breeze.
5. Eufy 11S
Eufy 11S is a good option if you're looking for a robot vacuum that's simple and has no frills at a low cost. It isn't equipped with some of the advanced features, like digital mapping and Alexa integration, which are available in higher-end models but if you don't need those functions you can save some money with this model.
The robot is simple to set up and use. It doesn't require smartphone application or Wi-Fi pairing. However, it does come with an remote control that allows you to choose between different modes and alter the suction levels. You can also manually assign the robotvac to a cleaning schedule.
In our tests during our tests, the 11S was extremely effective in cleaning pet hair and dirt on hard floors and in carpets with low pile. Its slim profile allowed it to get under furniture and other low items that more bulkier robots couldn't reach. It was also able to pass over doorway thresholds and transition between floors and another.
Like other robots, the 11S can take all in one vacuum and mop some objects such as cords, drawstrings for hoodies and cat toys. The manufacturer suggests that you prevent this from happening by keeping these items off the ground and using a cord organizer if possible. It also suggests cleaning the dustbin periodically by replacing the filters and changing or washing the brushes as needed.
Roomba 990 from iRobot
The Roomba is iRobot's flagship robot vacuum. It's costly but it's top-performing and, in some ways, the most advanced robot vacuum you can purchase. Its self-navigating features and environmental mapping are something to behold. It has more advanced automation than the majority of its rivals, for instance the ability to create virtual boundary markers through its mobile app. While its application is a bit slow and the 980 may spin out a bit while crossing cables, it's a highly efficient robot vacuum.
We really like the 980 because it uses its iAdapt2.0 navigation sensors as well as visual simultaneity localisation and mapping (or vSLAM) to store the floor plan of your home. It then uses the information to create an efficient and consistent cleaning path for every cycle. The result is cleaner floors and a more efficient vacuum cleaner than the majority of high-end robots.
The 980's other features include two multi-surface rubber brushes that pick up dirt from carpets and hard floors and a spinning brush that sweeps debris into the robotic vacuum's bin. Its floor all in one vacuum and Mop tracking sensor helps it navigate around furniture as well as along edges and steps. Cliff Detect prevents the Roomba from falling. It can also return automatically to the base station to allow for recharging in between sessions. The bin capacity and the battery life of the 980 aren't as great as some other robot vacuums. However, it's a solid and reliable machine that will keep floors clean for many hours.
A robot vacuum is the best device to keep a clean home. It will pick up dust, pet hair and other surface debris.
Some robots can sync with smart assistants like Alexa or Google Assistant to provide a environment that is hands-free. Look for models that recharge and pick up the area they left.1. iRobot s8
This smart robot mop and vacuum is a great option for households with a variety of. It can be used to vacuum and mop, has excellent navigation with both GPS and laser sensors, and comes with a variety of controls and features available via the app. It also has a handy feature that lets you create cleaning zones in areas that require additional attention, and also to create Keep Out zones in areas where you do not want it to go. It also receives software updates, just like the other Roomba products, which make it better over time.
It's expensive, but it's also among the most advanced robot vacuums that ZDNet has tested. It comes with a powerful battery that can sweep a large home in under two hours. It can switch between mopping and vacuuming with the press of one button. It automatically empties the trash bin that is above its charging station, unlike other self emptying robots which require you to empty it after every run.
It's got a range of other features that make it a good choice for homes with a lot of space with its intelligent obstacle avoidance that uses the camera as well as processor-powered smarts to see obstacles. It is rarely derailed or stuck during a cleaning cycle. In my tests, it was the best at avoiding objects like power cables. It's not as precise in detecting pet waste or other dangers.
2. Eufy RoboVac X8 Hybrid
Eufy is owned by Anker It has become an established brand in the world of budget robot vacuums. However, it did not provide an option to mop. That changes with the X8 Hybrid, which has an impressive set of modern features and is able to compete with more expensive models.
The laser navigation is the main selling point of this machine. The previous Eufy devices have built up an outline of your home utilizing infrared sensors and bumping into things, but the X8's laser mapping system is far more precise. It also takes a lot less time to build up an accurate picture of your living space and also stores multiple maps, which is great for multi-floor homes.
The X8 is a good vacuum cleaner for floors that are clean. It can easily sling debris through the side brushes and into its 400ml dustbin. Its tyres are also very adept at securing edges and corners, despite being circular. Our tests revealed that it could only remove 90 percent of the fur on hard floors.
There's a basic mopping mode which uses the same water tank as the vacuuming one. While this is a good option for spills that aren't too big but you cannot regulate the amount of water it is using, which will limit its effectiveness for more serious stains. It does, however, do an admirable job of removing pet hair, with a higher speed of pickup than the Roborock S7.
3. Miele RX2
The company is known for its quiet home appliances, Miele's RX2 robot vacuum comes with outstanding cleaning power, gorgeous design and excellent navigation. However, it does have a few operational oddities that prevent it from being ranked as the best overall smart robot vacuum robot mop.
Like the latest models from iRobot and models, the RX2 comes with a dual-sensor mapping system that uses an LIDAR sensor to map out the space and two 3D scanning cameras to detect and avoid obstacles (like furniture legs or pet waste) in real time. Once mapped, the app lets you designate virtual no-go zones and favorite sections that the robot will clean automatically. You can also begin a manual clean or manually change the cleaning mode, see live feeds from the onboard cameras, and more on the main screen.
The RX2's sensors work well in registering furniture and other obstructions in real-time. The suction and sweeping abilities are exceptional, taking away surface debris from carpets with medium pile as well as dust that has been deposited on floors. However, it's not exactly the most efficient robot available. It's not the best climber and has issues with transition strips made of steel.
A lot of people purchase a robotic vacuum for the hands-off convenience of setting a schedule on an app and forgetting about it for weeks at a time. But it's important that a machine can do the job and that's why our ZDNet staff looked over and tested a number of the most popular ones to help you select the right one for your home.
4. Shark ION
This budget robovac that looks like any other, but has several more features and is more efficient. Its smart mapping system creates 2D and 3D maps of your home and uses those to avoid obstacles and navigate. It's even able to spot common obstructions such as furniture legs and power cords in real-time. This combination of sensors along with a bump detector, and an infrared sensor that keeps the vacuum from stepping on stairs makes it one of our most flexible vacuums.
In our tests, it was able to climbed over thick shag rugs and didn't get stuck on them (like the RoboVac 11s or Roomba 690). Its navigation abilities were impressive as well; its composite score in carpet and bare floors beat out the competition and it took in 98.5 percent of the surface litter and embedded pet hair from our lab test samples.
The controls are simpler than competitors. There's an oblong cleaning button at the top and you can launch it via the app or by voice command with Alexa or Google Assistant. You can also set up a schedule for your daily or weekly cleans, create no-go zones, and view its cleaning history. Ion is covered in a smart dark gray plastic that looks and feels attractive in your home. Its rear dustbin is easily accessible to empty, and the removal of the filters is also a breeze.
5. Eufy 11S
Eufy 11S is a good option if you're looking for a robot vacuum that's simple and has no frills at a low cost. It isn't equipped with some of the advanced features, like digital mapping and Alexa integration, which are available in higher-end models but if you don't need those functions you can save some money with this model.
The robot is simple to set up and use. It doesn't require smartphone application or Wi-Fi pairing. However, it does come with an remote control that allows you to choose between different modes and alter the suction levels. You can also manually assign the robotvac to a cleaning schedule.
In our tests during our tests, the 11S was extremely effective in cleaning pet hair and dirt on hard floors and in carpets with low pile. Its slim profile allowed it to get under furniture and other low items that more bulkier robots couldn't reach. It was also able to pass over doorway thresholds and transition between floors and another.
Like other robots, the 11S can take all in one vacuum and mop some objects such as cords, drawstrings for hoodies and cat toys. The manufacturer suggests that you prevent this from happening by keeping these items off the ground and using a cord organizer if possible. It also suggests cleaning the dustbin periodically by replacing the filters and changing or washing the brushes as needed.
Roomba 990 from iRobot
The Roomba is iRobot's flagship robot vacuum. It's costly but it's top-performing and, in some ways, the most advanced robot vacuum you can purchase. Its self-navigating features and environmental mapping are something to behold. It has more advanced automation than the majority of its rivals, for instance the ability to create virtual boundary markers through its mobile app. While its application is a bit slow and the 980 may spin out a bit while crossing cables, it's a highly efficient robot vacuum.
We really like the 980 because it uses its iAdapt2.0 navigation sensors as well as visual simultaneity localisation and mapping (or vSLAM) to store the floor plan of your home. It then uses the information to create an efficient and consistent cleaning path for every cycle. The result is cleaner floors and a more efficient vacuum cleaner than the majority of high-end robots.
The 980's other features include two multi-surface rubber brushes that pick up dirt from carpets and hard floors and a spinning brush that sweeps debris into the robotic vacuum's bin. Its floor all in one vacuum and Mop tracking sensor helps it navigate around furniture as well as along edges and steps. Cliff Detect prevents the Roomba from falling. It can also return automatically to the base station to allow for recharging in between sessions. The bin capacity and the battery life of the 980 aren't as great as some other robot vacuums. However, it's a solid and reliable machine that will keep floors clean for many hours.
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