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Vacuum-mop combos make it simple to keep floors clean. These machines are perfect for quick cleaning between deep vacuuming.

If you're looking to have a hands-free mopping experience, you should consider the Roborock S7 Max Ultra. Its base is heavy but not ugly, and it holds clean and dirty water tanks large enough for multiple sessions.

iRobot Combo j7+

The Combo J7+ takes the great Roomba J7 vacuum and adds an wet mopping function. This intelligent robot is able to clean up spills and sticky messes while avoiding obstacles and returning to its dock at the end of its cleaning process. It's a great option for homes with hard floors and can also be used to clean rugs or tiles with multiple surfaces.

The Combo J7+, as all Roomba models, is great in sucking up dirt. Its intelligent navigation is supported by iRobot OS technology and PrecisionVision, which allows the bot to detect common objects that are in its path, such as cords or pet waste--and stay clear of them completely. The iRobot Combo j7+ is capable of avoiding furniture, such as tall chairs with backs that can catch the robot under them.

When the iRobot Combo j7+ realizes that it's in a place that needs to be cleaned using water, a little robot arm lifts up and swings a tiny mopping pad underneath it. This is an incredibly intuitive system, and it performed well during my testing. It was not able to get rid of water-based liquids such as wine or juice. The mopping pad is easily washed and reused.

The iRobot Combo's front camera is also quite useful. It can identify hazards like power cords and pet waste and be sure to avoid them for thorough cleaning. This is superior to the majority of robot vacuums' cameras, as they can get stuck on things like rug tassels. It's important to note, however, that the iRobot Combo ju7+'s front camera is prone to blind spots and could miss certain objects.

The iRobot Combo ju7+ may be expensive, but its performance is good enough to justify the price. It has a very high satisfaction rating and customers like its smart features. It's worth looking at alternatives, like the Ecovacs Deebot X1 Omni. It's less expensive than iRobot Combo h7+, and it is able to respond to voice commands without the need for Self-empty robot vacuum third-party integration. It can also mop and vacuum in one go. It also has an enormous water tank and its mopping pads self-cleaning.

Miele Scout RX3 Home Vision

The Scout RX3 Home Vision robot vacuum and mop is a fully-featured robot vacuum with all the smart features you'd expect from a high-end brand. You can remotely monitor your home through its camera and even see it operate on the app (though the app itself does not offer the high-resolution image quality you can get from the camera).

The mops do an excellent job of cleaning tile, wood, and rugs, and picking up dust, dirt and pet hair. They feature an effective obstacle avoidance system that does not push light, small objects like socks or toys across the floor. It's among the top mopping robots we've tested. It also comes with a magnetic strip can be used to block off areas that the robot won't be capable of reaching like rooms with many cables.

However, the robot isn't equipped with other features that are expected of a robot of this type. The mops are great however, their maximum time of use of 60 minutes is less than we would like to have in a product with this price. It doesn't even vacuum after a mopping session, or automatically empty its charging station.

It's still a great option for those with large homes, since the cleaning and mapping processes are quick and efficient. The app is easy to use, and you can make schedules. If you don't have a strong WI-FI connection, you can manage it using the remote or via voice integrations using Alexa.

The Miele Scout RX3 Home Vision may be expensive however its numerous smart features make the difference. Its live home monitoring feature is fantastic, and it also looks amazing. It's a great option for those with young children or pets, or anyone who wants to keep an eye on their home while away. The majority of people who own a robot mop and vacuum combination are amazed at the difference their floors look after using them regularly.

Roborock S7 Max Ultra

Roborock's newest robot mop and vacuum that self-empty robot vacuum (my explanation) model, the S7 Max Ultra ($1299 at Amazon), is a great upgrade over the previously excellent S6 and S7 models. It includes a myriad of useful features, including more aggressive mopping and higher-powered suction (up to 5,100Pa compared to the earlier models with 2,400Pa). It also has precise lidar navigation that works as radar in 3D which means it can see things such as baseboards, chair legs and furniture legs, and expertly move around them. It can also create custom cleaning routines you can launch by pressing a button like an "After Meals" mode that scrubbing and scrubs kitchen floors.

This two-in-one also has a special feature not found on other robots: VibraRise, which raises the mopping plate when it detects carpeting, so it doesn't get area rugs wet and makes mopping more efficient. It also has the ability to deep clean and mops carpets in one pass, removing dust and dirt more efficiently than spinning mops. You can also utilize the app to set an agenda for your weekly cleaning or to clean on demand.

The S7 Max Ultra is a great device for its intended purpose, but it does have certain drawbacks. The cost is the biggest. It's the most expensive robotic vacuum and mop combination I've reviewed. Other issues aren't specific to this particular model but more indicative of robotic vacuums in general that it is unable to handle large spills and, sticky messes well.

The S7 Max Ultra is easy to set up: simply plug it in and sync it to your phone via Wi-Fi, and begin a cleaning session. After that, you can alter its settings in the app, such as setting no-go zones and scheduling cleanings.

Another major benefit is its impressive obstacle avoidance system. It only slid into tight spaces twice, which is much better than the S6 MaxV's three attempts or the X1 Omni’s four tries. The app allows you to mark an object as a temporary obstacle and the S7 Max Ultra will ignore it when cleaning in the future.

Narwal Freo

The Narwal Freo is one of the few robots that integrates mops and vacuuming in its design. It's also among the less expensive robots that we've reviewed. The Freo is an excellent option for anyone looking for a combination cleaner. Its impressive cleaning performance, as as its wide range of customization options, make it a great option. However, the absence of advanced obstacle avoidance and an elegant app dampened our enthusiasm for this model.

The first thing you need to do is scan your space. This will help Freo identify the area it will clean. The process takes around one minute. Once the Freo knows the location of everything it can move more quickly during subsequent cleanings.

Another interesting feature is Freo's ability to register a room as either dry vacuuming or mopping so it is more efficient in switching between these two functions. It is also intelligent enough to know when mop pads need to be replaced and return to the dock to refill them, before returning to clean hard surfaces.

The Freo's ability to mop and vacuum carpets is a key strength. Its twin mops pads are automatically raised when the Freo comes into contact with carpet which allows it to use less power and resources while still removing debris. It also gets rid of oatmeal and sand without having to go through multiple times with the vac/mop.

The Freo's unique tilted side brushes are inspired by street sweeper trucks and do a a nice job of drawing in and sweeping away dirt particles. The Freo's round design and premium finish make it a striking device. You can interact with the robot by using an LCD touchscreen on its base station, self-empty Robot vacuum but we prefer to control it via the app on your smartphone.

The app provides a variety of options to alter Freo's behavior. This includes scheduling for busy areas as well as spot cleanings. There's also the option to turn on parental lock. You can also choose the length of time that the Freo spends air drying its mop pads, and make preferences about how often it cleans its bin. You can also specify the maximum size of the trash bin.