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Best Self-Empting Robot Vacuums and Mops
The Eufy 11S is among the most affordable self-emptying robotic vacuums on the market. It was able to efficiently remove dry Oats from hard floors as well as carpets with a low pile during our tests. The dust bin opens and empty easily, making it more convenient to use than some other models in its price range.
It recharges at the base and resumes cleaning when it's at its best. Its obstacle-avoidance tech gets tangled in cords and socks and it is unable to reach low thresholds.
1. iRobot 11S
The 11S is a less expensive self-emptying robotic vacuum cleaner that many people seem to love. It is great at getting under furniture and is a good choice for those who have hard floors or daily cleaning. The suction is less powerful than our top picks, but it's still able to do the job. It also comes with a huge dirt bin and a battery which lasts for more than an hour. The app lets you schedule your daily cleaning or pick a room. You can also create a map of your home to help the device avoid areas you don't wish it to visit.
The app is easy to use and has an intuitive layout. It doesn't have any advanced capabilities, but it's simple enough to use and makes it easy to keep track of the progress of your robot. It has a tutorial that will guide you through the basics.
Its cleaning pattern doesn't always appear logical - sometimes it follows straight lines, and other times it seeks out the edges of the room - however Bounce Navigation ensures your entire floor gets cleaned. It's not the most effective at climbing obstacles - it was unable to get under our pet food bowls as well as piano pedals, and got caught up in our 2.25 inch shag carpet multiple times.
We believe there are better robot vacuums available than the 11S. The iRobot Roomba is much easier to maintain and has lower costs for recurring maintenance and charges more quickly. It has a larger bin, and performs better on any surface and can scale low-lying obstacles (like electrical cables) more easily.
The RoboVac 11S from Eufy is another good alternative for regular vacuuming. It is designed very similarly to our top choice, and is excellent in removing fine dirt and larger debris on hard flooring. It's a great choice on low-pile or medium-pile carpet. Like the iRobot Roomba it also has a huge dirt compartment, and it uses BoostIQ to automatically adjust suction power. It also has a remote control that's easy to operate and allows you to program daily cleaning routines with the app. Its battery lasts for about an hour and the dustbin can be emptied without removing it from the dock.
2. Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra
The Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra is a fantastic robot vacuum cleaner and mop with a surprising array of features for automation. It is available in three models, the basic S7, the S7 MaxV Plus and the S7 MaxV Ultra. The latter model is the only one with an Empty Wash Fill Dock (or an alternative Auto-Empty Dock). These docks allow the robot to return to its base following cleaning, empty the collected debris into a dust bag or reservoir, empty its dirty water tank, and clean its mopping pad.
The S7's sensors work in tandem to eliminate obstacles and clean floors. It can recognize flooring types and save a map for rooms and zones. It can even determine dirt levels. It's also capable of scheduling and executing spot-cleaning sessions. It performed well in our standard tests, though it couldn't exactly match the Roomba j7+ during the carpet deep clean test.
Utilizing the companion app, you can program the S7 to perform a cleaning cycle based on your schedule. You can choose the cleaning mode, such as eco or automatic, as well as the day, week or time. You can also select whether the robot should stop if it runs out of power or encounters an obstacle.
You can still use the S7 even if you don't own an Android phone by connecting a charging dock to the remote control. The controls are a bit confusing at first however they are very effective once you've mastered them. The power button also acts as a 'Cleaning' button, and the Spot Clean button instructs the robot vacuum self emptying to clean the area around it. The "Spot Clean" button also triggers the child lock.
In addition to the new mapping capabilities, Roborock improved its mobile app, adding live view features that lets you see what the S7 is up to at home. You can activate this feature by pressing a particular sequence of buttons on the S7 and then creating an unlock pattern within the app to use whenever you want to see what the robot is doing.
3. Shark IQ Large
Shark isn't as well-known for its robot vacuums as iRobot and Roborock, but our hands-on testing of this model has shown it to be among the most efficient self empty cordless vacuum-emptying robot vacuums available on the market. It's simple to set up and comes with a large bin which can be easily emptied (albeit loudly) into a trashcan once full. It can also be programmed to clean your entire house on a set schedule.
The IQ XL can connect to your home WiFi and allows you to monitor it via the Shark app and see its battery status as it cleans. The app lets you program a cleaning schedule, receive notifications by push regarding its status, it can pause and resume cleaning or limit it to one room. You can also control it with voice commands with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. The app will tell you which power mode it is currently in, namely Eco, good Normal, or Max. We didn't discover that any of the modes had a significant impact to the cleaning performance.
The IQ XL will automatically empty the bin at the end of a cleaning cycle into the base, and then automatically empty itself. The bin can hold up to 60 days of debris It won't require emptying more often than that, unless you own many pets with long hair. If you must empty it, all you have to do is remove the side bin, place it over a trash can and then press a button to eject the contents.
The Shark IQ XL is a good vacuum cleaner. It does a decent job of cleaning floors with no dust and can maneuver itself well. However, the Shark IQ XL feels a bit less sturdy than the Roomba 694. It's effective at cleaning carpeted floors, however, it's not as effective as the iRobot Roomba i7 in terms of the performance of bare floors. The i7 also feels more robust, more durable and requires less maintenance. It has lower recurring costs and charges faster and has comparable battery performance. It also has more advanced automation features, such as no-go zones and the ability to select specific rooms to be cleaned.
iRobot j7+
This robot vacuum and mop combination is a rare find that can do both tasks well. iRobot Combo J7+ comes with all the features and smarts of its j7 equivalent, including LiDAR map and self-emptying. It also comes with additional features for vacuuming and mopping.
The j7+ utilizes the latest acoustic sensor technology to detect the type of floor and allows it to clean or mop the area during its initial pass. This information is also used to determine the best cleaning options for rooms that have carpets and rugs versus those with hard flooring.
The J7+ is quieter than most robotic vacuums when it's in use, and even quieter when it's mopping. The maximum reading of 64db on our decibel scale is comparable to general office chatter.
You can easily set up an cleaning schedule and then change the way that dust is cleaned when the canister fills. The j7+ is also able to be controlled using voice assistants (Alexa, Google Assistant, etc.) for a hands-free approach and the app lets you create and view maps of your home.
The j7+ did well in our tests on carpeted and hard floors, removing most of the dirt we threw at it. It struggles a bit with pet hair as well as large particles like sand, but it is able to clean these things with a little extra effort. It has good navigational abilities and two cliff sensors that prevent it from falling down stairs or becoming caught on furniture legs.
We did find a few minor niggles with the j7+. These include that it can get caught on cords and rugs, and that it doesn't always switch off its mopping when finished vacuuming. Overall, this is an excellent model that ticks all the right boxes.
The j7+ by iRobot comes with one of the top self-emptying systems that we've tested. It deposits its 14oz / 0.4-liter dust container into the base station where it automatically emptys itself for you to. This helps reduce the amount of trash you have to throw away and you'll only need to replace the reusable dust bag that is on the dock every 60 days or so, depending on how often you use the j7+.
The Eufy 11S is among the most affordable self-emptying robotic vacuums on the market. It was able to efficiently remove dry Oats from hard floors as well as carpets with a low pile during our tests. The dust bin opens and empty easily, making it more convenient to use than some other models in its price range.
It recharges at the base and resumes cleaning when it's at its best. Its obstacle-avoidance tech gets tangled in cords and socks and it is unable to reach low thresholds.1. iRobot 11S
The 11S is a less expensive self-emptying robotic vacuum cleaner that many people seem to love. It is great at getting under furniture and is a good choice for those who have hard floors or daily cleaning. The suction is less powerful than our top picks, but it's still able to do the job. It also comes with a huge dirt bin and a battery which lasts for more than an hour. The app lets you schedule your daily cleaning or pick a room. You can also create a map of your home to help the device avoid areas you don't wish it to visit.
The app is easy to use and has an intuitive layout. It doesn't have any advanced capabilities, but it's simple enough to use and makes it easy to keep track of the progress of your robot. It has a tutorial that will guide you through the basics.
Its cleaning pattern doesn't always appear logical - sometimes it follows straight lines, and other times it seeks out the edges of the room - however Bounce Navigation ensures your entire floor gets cleaned. It's not the most effective at climbing obstacles - it was unable to get under our pet food bowls as well as piano pedals, and got caught up in our 2.25 inch shag carpet multiple times.
We believe there are better robot vacuums available than the 11S. The iRobot Roomba is much easier to maintain and has lower costs for recurring maintenance and charges more quickly. It has a larger bin, and performs better on any surface and can scale low-lying obstacles (like electrical cables) more easily.
The RoboVac 11S from Eufy is another good alternative for regular vacuuming. It is designed very similarly to our top choice, and is excellent in removing fine dirt and larger debris on hard flooring. It's a great choice on low-pile or medium-pile carpet. Like the iRobot Roomba it also has a huge dirt compartment, and it uses BoostIQ to automatically adjust suction power. It also has a remote control that's easy to operate and allows you to program daily cleaning routines with the app. Its battery lasts for about an hour and the dustbin can be emptied without removing it from the dock.
2. Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra
The Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra is a fantastic robot vacuum cleaner and mop with a surprising array of features for automation. It is available in three models, the basic S7, the S7 MaxV Plus and the S7 MaxV Ultra. The latter model is the only one with an Empty Wash Fill Dock (or an alternative Auto-Empty Dock). These docks allow the robot to return to its base following cleaning, empty the collected debris into a dust bag or reservoir, empty its dirty water tank, and clean its mopping pad.
The S7's sensors work in tandem to eliminate obstacles and clean floors. It can recognize flooring types and save a map for rooms and zones. It can even determine dirt levels. It's also capable of scheduling and executing spot-cleaning sessions. It performed well in our standard tests, though it couldn't exactly match the Roomba j7+ during the carpet deep clean test.
Utilizing the companion app, you can program the S7 to perform a cleaning cycle based on your schedule. You can choose the cleaning mode, such as eco or automatic, as well as the day, week or time. You can also select whether the robot should stop if it runs out of power or encounters an obstacle.
You can still use the S7 even if you don't own an Android phone by connecting a charging dock to the remote control. The controls are a bit confusing at first however they are very effective once you've mastered them. The power button also acts as a 'Cleaning' button, and the Spot Clean button instructs the robot vacuum self emptying to clean the area around it. The "Spot Clean" button also triggers the child lock.
In addition to the new mapping capabilities, Roborock improved its mobile app, adding live view features that lets you see what the S7 is up to at home. You can activate this feature by pressing a particular sequence of buttons on the S7 and then creating an unlock pattern within the app to use whenever you want to see what the robot is doing.
3. Shark IQ Large
Shark isn't as well-known for its robot vacuums as iRobot and Roborock, but our hands-on testing of this model has shown it to be among the most efficient self empty cordless vacuum-emptying robot vacuums available on the market. It's simple to set up and comes with a large bin which can be easily emptied (albeit loudly) into a trashcan once full. It can also be programmed to clean your entire house on a set schedule.
The IQ XL can connect to your home WiFi and allows you to monitor it via the Shark app and see its battery status as it cleans. The app lets you program a cleaning schedule, receive notifications by push regarding its status, it can pause and resume cleaning or limit it to one room. You can also control it with voice commands with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. The app will tell you which power mode it is currently in, namely Eco, good Normal, or Max. We didn't discover that any of the modes had a significant impact to the cleaning performance.
The IQ XL will automatically empty the bin at the end of a cleaning cycle into the base, and then automatically empty itself. The bin can hold up to 60 days of debris It won't require emptying more often than that, unless you own many pets with long hair. If you must empty it, all you have to do is remove the side bin, place it over a trash can and then press a button to eject the contents.
The Shark IQ XL is a good vacuum cleaner. It does a decent job of cleaning floors with no dust and can maneuver itself well. However, the Shark IQ XL feels a bit less sturdy than the Roomba 694. It's effective at cleaning carpeted floors, however, it's not as effective as the iRobot Roomba i7 in terms of the performance of bare floors. The i7 also feels more robust, more durable and requires less maintenance. It has lower recurring costs and charges faster and has comparable battery performance. It also has more advanced automation features, such as no-go zones and the ability to select specific rooms to be cleaned.
iRobot j7+
This robot vacuum and mop combination is a rare find that can do both tasks well. iRobot Combo J7+ comes with all the features and smarts of its j7 equivalent, including LiDAR map and self-emptying. It also comes with additional features for vacuuming and mopping.
The j7+ utilizes the latest acoustic sensor technology to detect the type of floor and allows it to clean or mop the area during its initial pass. This information is also used to determine the best cleaning options for rooms that have carpets and rugs versus those with hard flooring.
The J7+ is quieter than most robotic vacuums when it's in use, and even quieter when it's mopping. The maximum reading of 64db on our decibel scale is comparable to general office chatter.
You can easily set up an cleaning schedule and then change the way that dust is cleaned when the canister fills. The j7+ is also able to be controlled using voice assistants (Alexa, Google Assistant, etc.) for a hands-free approach and the app lets you create and view maps of your home.
The j7+ did well in our tests on carpeted and hard floors, removing most of the dirt we threw at it. It struggles a bit with pet hair as well as large particles like sand, but it is able to clean these things with a little extra effort. It has good navigational abilities and two cliff sensors that prevent it from falling down stairs or becoming caught on furniture legs.
We did find a few minor niggles with the j7+. These include that it can get caught on cords and rugs, and that it doesn't always switch off its mopping when finished vacuuming. Overall, this is an excellent model that ticks all the right boxes.
The j7+ by iRobot comes with one of the top self-emptying systems that we've tested. It deposits its 14oz / 0.4-liter dust container into the base station where it automatically emptys itself for you to. This helps reduce the amount of trash you have to throw away and you'll only need to replace the reusable dust bag that is on the dock every 60 days or so, depending on how often you use the j7+.
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