Best Self-Expelling Robot Vacuum and Mop Combos

We recommend getting a robot mop and a vacuum that comes with an easy-to-use base station. This makes it easier to wash or replace cleaning pads, as well as empty and clean the dirty water tank.

Consider a model with Wi-Fi connectivity to map your home and set up automatic or set runtimes. You can also use features such as vacuum and mop switches.

1. Roborock S7 Max Ultra

This powerful robot mop and vacuum is a true powerhouse. It cleans floors, detects rugs and automatically empties its own dustbin and water tanks. It also has powerful suction and can even dispense detergent. But, all that power comes at a hefty price of $1200. It's the highest-priced robot vacuum and mop set I've reviewed to date.

Out of the box, the S7 Max Ultra is very easy to set up. When you plug it in, it prompts you to map your home using sensors and will use this information to avoid obstacles. During our testing, it avoided getting stuck on power cords, long curtains, and even dog toys. It's not perfect and sometimes it gets stuck on things like the tangled cables, odd toys or books.

The S7 Max Ultra can be controlled by its smartphone app. This is where you can find all the sophisticated features which set it apart from other robot vacuums and mop cleaners. They include specific room-specific cleaning and mopping settings, a scheduling planner, mopping and vacuuming power strengths, and integrations with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa for smart home integration. The extensive features set means that the S7 Max Ultra can do almost everything a traditional robot vacuum does, but at a fraction of the cost.

The S7 Max Ultra's vacuuming is impressive and it did a great job of picking up pet hair, dirt, and other debris on both carpet and hard flooring. The automatic emptying feature of the dustbin was flawless in our tests. This was comforting. It also boasts 5100 Pa HyperForce power, which is significantly higher than the 2,500Pa of the S6MaxV and S7.

The S7 Max Ultra mopping performance was also satisfactory but not the best. It utilized microfiber mops that absorb liquids, and sonic vibrating technology to scrub floors as high as 3,000 revolutions per minutes. This was faster than the X1 Omni circular pads, which rotate at 180 rotations per minute. The S7 Max Ultra's ReactiveAI 2.0 obstacle recognition system was very good. In our tests, it didn't get stuck on any object and it avoided power cords long curtains, power cords and other obstacles of the time.

2. Narwal Freo

It's an activity that is hated by many, but it is vital to keep your home spotless. It's also a messy and oftentimes smelly job, and can be difficult to accomplish since it involves cleaning up the dustbins and water, and ensuring that hair or debris doesn't block the traps or brushes. This is the reason why vacuuming and mopping robots are becoming extremely popular. However, a lot of these devices still require users to manually empty the dust bin and wash and rinse the mop pads. This can be a hassle, particularly if you need to do this several times during or after cleaning sessions. We're happy to hear that some manufacturers are introducing self emptying robots that make this process much easier.

The Narwal Freo, the newest version of the robotic cleaner category is packed with a range of enhancements to sensors, software, and hardware that are designed to keep it at top of its game. This includes the patent-pending DirtSense technology as well as the Smart-Swing feature, which both assist in detecting the area being cleaned and automatically adjusts the cleaning mode depending on the type of flooring it is. The Freo also monitors dirt and automatically cleans mops when they are full. This improves the efficiency for subsequent cleaning sessions because it doesn't return to soiled areas.

The Freo is also a step up from its predecessor in that it can be controlled directly via the LCD touchscreen on its base station. This is in addition to the app for smartphones. This is a first in robot self Emptying vacuum vacuum and robot self emptying vacuum mop combo and is definitely a welcomed option if you'd like to skip the hassle of using the app. You can even optimize your routing during the session by using the controls on the LCD screen. You can also ensure that the robot is doing exactly what you would like it to accomplish.

The Narwal Freo also does a decent job of keeping its noise down when it is working with suction, averaging just 63dB while in suction mode. However, maintaining the Freo isn't entirely hands-free since it is necessary to clean different components such as the primary brush roll as well as side brushes.

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 vacuum-emptying robots that mop and vacuum sets. It can map out your home and vacuum and mop while avoiding obstacles. It can even spout an air freshener.

The app generates a map of your house which can be used to clean. It's easy to install. You can then use the app to select specific rooms or custom areas to clean. You can also select the time you would like to begin cleaning, so that your floors are cleaned while you're asleep or away.

In our tests in our tests, the T9+ was awe-inspiring when it came to navigating obstacles. It tends to take a slightly manic route around the house. This often meant it ended up at the same spot it started cleaning just few minutes earlier. It wasn't a lot of times but enough to warrant being noticed.

The T9+ comes with a variety of accessories, including the robot cleaner, a docking-station, and an automatic-emptying station. The mopping module and the dust bin replacement are available separately.

Its improved navigation systems mapping, obstacle detection and mapping are designed to ensure a perfect clean of your home without interruptions. The updated 3D obstacle avoidance and detection technology recognises objects with high-precision, avoiding collisions, entanglements, or disturbances.

The Deebot T9+ can sweep and vacuum at the same time. Your floors will look like it did when you first bought it. The disposable mopping pads are simple to put on and the microfiber fabric effectively absorbs dust, seals off stains and does not leave residue. The huge 2.5L auto-empty stations are able to hold up to 30 days of debris without leaking. This makes it simple to keep the house tidy with minimal effort. The T9+ has an upgraded 3000Pa motor that provides powerful suction for the most thorough cleaning.

4. iRobot Combo j7+

The iRobot Combo j7+ robot is a fantastic choice for cleaning floors. It's a vacuum and mop in one. It has excellent navigation and obstacle avoidance. It can help you map your home and clean areas, without hitting furniture or walls. It's also simple to make use of the app to define zones for areas that must be cleaned or ones that you want it to avoid as well as set up specific no-mop or no-sweep boundaries.

IRobot's iAdapt 2.0 technology is a significant component of what makes the Combo J7+ so clever. The front camera on most of iRobot's robots is used to prevent hazards like pet waste and power cords. Additionally, the iAdapt 2.0 allows the Combo j7+ to identify dirt levels and robot self emptying vacuum concentrate on the areas that are more prone to dirt than others.

When the Combo J7+ detects that it is on a surface which must be cleaned, an arm of a robot with mop pads lifts from beneath the vacuum. It then mops the floor until it detects that mopping pads are dry which takes around 90 minutes.

The Combo j7+ is also able to detect carpeting, which is great for homes that have carpeting and carpets. It doesn't try to get through the rug, and will instead back away if it thinks it won't be able to get over the area without damaging itself or the carpeting.

I found it easy to control the Combo J7+ through the mobile app, which is very intuitive and well-designed. It also works with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa which means you can tell it to begin cleaning by speaking. The only issue I encountered was that the Combo j7+'s smaller water tank means that you need to refill it frequently, or else limit its cleaning to smaller areas and run it in eco-mode more often.

Another issue is that the Combo J7+'s dust bin is tiny, and you have to empty it manually. The Combo j7+ mop pads are also less effective than other brands. This is a pity since this model is otherwise a great machine.