Best Self-Expelling Robot Vacuum and Mop Combos

We suggest getting a robot mop and vacuum with a user-friendly base station. This allows you to wash or replace cleaning pads as well as empty and clean the dirty water tank.

Consider a model with Wi-Fi connectivity, so you can map your home and set automated or scheduled runtimes. You can also utilize features like mop/vacuum switch.

1. Roborock S7 Max Ultra

This powerful robot mop and vacuum is a true powerhouse. It cleans your floors, recognizes rugs, and self-empties its own water and dust tanks. It also has a powerful suction system and is able to even dispensate detergent. All of this functionality comes at a cost of $1200. It's the highest-priced robot vacuum and mop set I've ever reviewed.

The S7 Max Ultra is easy to install right out from the box. Once you plug it in, it prompts you to create a map of your home using sensors and will continue to use this information to avoid obstacles. In our tests it was able to avoid getting stuck on power cords, long curtains, and even dog toys. It's not perfect and there are times when it is stuck on things like the tangled cables, odd toys or books.

You can control the S7 Max Ultra via its smartphone app, which is where you'll find all of the advanced features that distinguish it from other robotic vacuums and mop. There are also specific room mopping and cleaning settings along with a planner for scheduling and a power strength choice for vacuuming and mopping. You can also connect the S7 Max Ultra with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa to create a smart home. Its extensive feature set makes the S7 Max Ultra can do almost anything a standard robot vacuum does but at a fraction of the cost.

The S7 Max Ultra vacuuming is amazing. It did an excellent job at removing dirt, pet fur, and other debris on hard floors and carpets. The automatic emptying feature of the dustbin was flawless during our tests. This was reassuring. It also boasts 5100 Pa HyperForce power, which is significantly higher than the 2,500Pa of S6MaxV and S7.

The S7 Max Ultra's mopping performance was good too, although not the most impressive we've seen. It utilized an exclusive microfiber mop pad, which absorbs liquids and uses sonic vibration technology to scrub your floors up to 3000 times per minute, which was a bit faster than the X1 Omni's circular pads that spin at a speed of 180 revolutions per minute. The S7 Max Ultra's ReactiveAI 2.0 obstruction recognition system is excellent. During our testing it didn't get stuck on any objects and it avoided power cords, long curtains and other obstacles of the time.

2. Narwal Freo

Vacuuming and mopping your floors is a chore that people hate but is essential to maintain a clean home. It's messy, and often smelly job that is difficult to complete, as it requires dirty water, dustbins and the necessity of making sure that hair or debris isn't clogging brushes or traps. Robots that vacuum and mop are becoming very popular. However, many of these products still require you to manually empty the dust bin and wash and wash the mop pads. This is a hassle especially if it's necessary to do this several times during or after cleaning sessions. That is why we're happy to learn that a variety of manufacturers are introducing self-emptying robots to make the whole process much more hassle-free.

The Narwal Freo, the newest version of the robotic cleaners category, comes with a number of enhancements to software, sensors and hardware designed to keep it on the leading edge. The patent-pending DirtSense Technology and Smart-Swing feature both work together to better identify the floor being cleaned, and automatically alter the cleaning mode according to the type of floor. The Freo also measures dirtiness and automatically cleans mops once they are full. This increases the efficiency for subsequent cleaning sessions as it doesn't return to areas that are soiled.

The Freo is also a step forward over its predecessor in that it can be operated directly from the LCD touchscreen on its base station. This is in addition to the app for smartphones. This is the first robot vacuum and mop that has this feature. It's a great feature if you don't want to use the app. You can also alter the routing in the middle of the session by using the LCD screen controls.

The Narwal Freo is also quiet when it is in suction mode, with only 63dB. The Freo's maintenance process is not completely hands-free however. It is necessary to clean the main brush roll and the side brushes regularly.

3. Ecovacs Deebot T9+

The Ecovacs Deebot T9+ is available at The Good Guys (for $1279) and is among the most advanced self-emptying robot vacuums robotic vacuum self emptying mop and vacuum combinations. It is capable of mapping out your home, vacuuming and mopping, as well as spotting and staying clear of obstacles. It can even emit an air freshener, which is a pretty nice touch.

The app creates a digital map of your home that can be used to clean. It's simple to set up. The app lets you select specific rooms or areas to be cleaned. You can also choose the time that you want to start cleaning so that your floors are cleaned while you are asleep or away.

In our tests in our tests, the T9+ was awe-inspiring when it came to navigating obstacles. It is known to take a slightly manic route around the house. This often meant that it ended up at the same place it had started cleaning few minutes earlier. This wasn't a lot of times but it was noticeable enough to be noticeable and something worth noting down.

The T9+ comes with a full range of accessories including the robotic cleaner itself, a docking station, and an auto-empty station. The mopping unit, as well as a replacement dustbin are sold separately.

The new navigation and mapping as well as obstacle detection systems are designed to ensure your home is clean without interruptions. The new 3D obstacle avoidance and detection technology recognises objects with high-precision, avoiding collisions, entanglements or disruptions.

The Deebot T9+ can sweep, vacuum and mop at the same time. Your floor will appear just as nice as it did when you first purchased it. The disposable mopping pads are simple to use and the microfiber fabric effectively captures dust, locks away stains and avoids leaving the residue. The large volume 2.5L auto-empty station holds up to 30 days of debris and does not leaks, making it easy to keep your home neat with minimal effort. The T9+ has an upgraded 3000Pa motor which delivers powerful suction to ensure an efficient cleaning.

4. iRobot Combo j7+

The iRobot Combo j7+ is an excellent robot to clean floors. It's a vacuum and mop all in one and it has both excellent obstacle avoidance and home navigation. It can map your house and clean areas, without crashing into walls or furniture. It's also easy to make use of the app to define zones that need to be cleaned or those you want it to avoid, as well as set up specific no-mop or no-sweep areas.

iRobot’s iAdapt technology 2.0 is a major element that makes Combo j7+ smart. The front camera of the majority of iRobot's robots is used to avoid hazards such as pet waste and power cords. iAdapt 2.0 also allows the Combo J7+ robot to identify dirt levels and focus more on those areas.

When the Combo j7+ detects that it's on a floor that requires mopping then a tiny robot arm with mop pads is lifted from beneath the vacuum. Then, floor it mops the floor until it is aware that mopping pads are dry which is only about 90 seconds.

The Combo j7+ can also sense carpeting, which is nice for homes that have carpeting and rugs. It isn't trying to push through the rug, though, and will instead back away if it thinks it isn't able to cross the area without damaging it or the carpeting.

The Combo J7+ is simple to control from the mobile app it is simple and well-designed. It is compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa which means you can start cleaning with a voice. The only downside was the small water tank on the Combo J7+, which means that you have to refill it frequently or limit the mopping to smaller spaces and run it more often in eco-mode.

Another issue is that the Combo J7+'s dust bin is small, and you have to empty it manually. I also found the Combo j7+'s mop pads to be less effective than those of other brands and that's a shame since it's a fantastic combination robot.