Best Robot Vacuums and Mop Systems
This robot vacuum-mop is an excellent alternative for those who live in flats, since it is able to carry the garbage away in its own bin, and also uses an incredibly small docking station. Its application lets you set up different modes and monitor cleans. The mopping feature is also very impressive.
Its obstacle avoidance and mapping are impressive, as is the fact that it scrubs very well cleaning up pet hair, spillages and dirt. It also self-empties itself and self-cleans and replenishes its water tank.
iRobot Roomba Combination
The iRobot Combo includes mopping in addition to the already impressive vacuuming capabilities of the robot. It's not quite able to compete with our reigning Editors' Choice, the Deebot X1 Omni, which offers more cleaning power and an app that is easier to use on mobile devices but it does make an excellent alternative. In robot hoover was consistently able to remove dirt of different sizes and types from hard floors and carpets. Its obstacle avoidance system isn't among the most advanced in the world, and isn't equipped with structured light and other features like LiDAR, yet it did a good job of preventing collisions with furniture and other clutter.
The Combo features most of the same features as the j7 Plus and comes with the latest onboard acoustic sensors that determine the floor's type and AI-powered navigation, but lacks the ability to set suction power manually. It's also smaller than its vacuum-only counterpart and it doesn't have self-empty docks.
The Combo is one of my favorites for most homes. Its elegant design is also one of the best I've seen. The matte black finish is more sophisticated than the glossy or metallic finishes of the majority of competitors. iRobot also adds some elegant touches, like the leather tab that opens the bin on board and a shelf that can store bags that are not in the dock. The iRobot Combo also makes it easy to create maps of your home, and to set up Keep-Out Zones as well as No-Mop Zones, and Clean Zones.
Roborock
Roborock, a relatively recent player in the robotic vacuum and mop market, has already established itself by offering an array of cutting-edge cleaning technologies. The brand's vacuums feature industry-leading suction, while mopping systems make use of vibrating mops that scrub floors of dirt. Furthermore, a range of mapping and scheduling options lets you adjust the cleaning schedule of the bot to your home's specific needs.
Another outstanding Roborock feature is obstacle avoidance, which lets the robot detect objects that are that are lower than its height. This is particularly useful for the most popular Roborock models, such as the Qrevo Master, which is top of the line in terms of navigation thanks to both vSLAM and LiDAR. Other robovacs have been known to slam into furniture and slam into pet faeces, without even noticing but the Qrevo Master solves this issue by using an AI system called Reactive that utilizes twin cameras to detect objects in a room.
Roborock robots are also equipped with numerous convenience features that help reduce day-to-day maintenance, including docks that can automatically empty themselves and multi-functional mop washing stations. These remove the need to manually empty dustbins and wash mops, making for an experience that is completely hands-free. The app is simple to use thanks to its easy-to-use design and the lag-free connection with the robot.
Hobot Legee D8
Hobot Legee, with its broad variety of cleaning features integrated and advanced mopping features, is among the top robot vacuums/mops that can be used on wet and dry floors. Its advanced navigation system combines five different technologies to plan and create a route that is most efficient. It can also recognize different flooring materials, and obstacles with precision. It can even lift its own 7mm to glide over carpets. The intelligent spray system uses the appropriate amount of water to wash away the stains, without leaving ugly water marks.

The Legee is a Gen 4 robot that competes directly with the Eufy Robovac X9 and Ecovacs Deebot T20, both of which are priced higher. It has more features than either of them and has a more flexible, D-shaped body that is able to clean the corners and under cabinets better than a round-shaped robot. Its sensors include 360deg (3D) (Lidar Encoder Gyro and E-compass) four forward-facing sensors, one right-side-facing (IR ToF distance sensors) and 2 pairs of cliff detectors both front and rear (most robots have only one pair). It also comes with Legee SLAM that helps to reduce the bump-and-grind issues that are a problem for Gen 4 Robots.
The Legee is different from other robots in that it has a trash compactor built-in and operates on the quieter 5 GHz band of Wi-Fi. The LuLu mop washing station is included and is able to wash, refill and dries your mop 'cloth. This means that you can use it up to six times longer than other mops. It also reduces the amount of waste and frequency at the frequency of emptying bins.
Karcher RCV 5
Popular for its pressure washers and garden tools, Karcher has been dabbling in robot vacuums for a while and this is their most technologically advanced model. It is powered by LiDAR and creates maps of your home that can be programmed to mop or vacuum. It also differentiates between carpets and hard floors and prevent water puddles on your pile.
Its navigation is top-quality, avoiding furniture and rugs effortlessly and even lifting itself up over steps. The machine can be customised by adjusting a range of settings that include cleaning schedules and rooms it should clean. It also comes with an 'emergency' button that will oblige the robot to return to base in the event that it is unable to supply power and can be set to automatically turn itself off if the weather is forecast to be stormy.
The RCV 5 is easy to use and, while hefty at nearly 4kg, it's not difficult to manoeuvre around furniture. Parents of small children will appreciate the safety features, such as a sensor that warns it to stay clear of the stairs. Once it is charged, the device takes only a few hours to charge, and the two buttons on the top will turn green to indicate that it is ready for use.
Mova E30 Ultra
The Mova E30 Ultra is a robot vacuum cleaner that combines modern cleaning technology and affordability. It is a rival to models like the Dreame L10 Ultra and Roborock's Q Revo. The Mova E30 Ultra is a cheaper model, but it offers features that are not available in many other models. It uses sensors to adjust its settings for different floors and surfaces, and also to detect dirtier areas and ensure that they are given enough attention. It can also move at slow speeds to avoid the destruction of furniture and walls.
The device can map the interior of your home and display it in the app. You can also mark out certain rooms and objects you would like the vacuum to stay clear of. The device will slow down when it detects an obstacle and prevent itself from hitting it. It also has a smart dustbins that notify you when it's full, so you can empty it in time.
The Mova E30 Ultra is an budget-friendly option for anyone looking to outsource their everyday cleaning chores. It can double as a robot vacuum and mop, allowing you to keep your floors clean without lifting a finger. It is designed with a clever layout which increases the cleaning of corners by as much as 60%. It can hold up to 7,000 Pa of suction power and RoboSwing arms. It is controlled by the app or voice assistants such as Alexa or Siri.
Beko RCV3
The Beko RCV3 is a sleek and feature-packed hybrid robot mop/vac that does an excellent job of keeping floors spick and span. It isn't able to lift its mops to clean carpets and rugs as well as the Roborock S8 MaxV ultra, but it's very effective in cleaning hard floors. It also has a self-emptying bin that provides a good level of suction power, provides several mopping options and is controlled by a top-quality app that is compatible with both iOS and Android.
It's smaller than many of the competition, and its main brush is shorter than most but it still did a great job of making short work of our test room easily. The revolving edge brush on the side is a nice feature. While it didn't remove dirt as well as other competitors, it still did a good job.
Cleaning parameters can be pre-set for each room, and the robot will create detailed maps of rooms with built-in LiDAR navigation. It's simple to control through the app and a variety of voice output options can keep you informed of the state of your home robot. Regular software updates enhance and extend the performance. The application can be used to remotely control the RCV3 even when you are not at home.