The Best Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo

The Q Revo is a fantastic choice if you're looking for a robot mop and vacuum that's mid-range. It's a great mopping capability, but it lacks some of the features found in its more expensive sibling.

In tests it was able to remove pet hair and dry oats out of medium-pile carpets. It doesn't use LIDAR, however, as cheaper models do to locate your home.

iRobot Roomba s9+

The iRobot Roomba S9+ is one of the most highly-rated robot vacuums. It is loaded with features and incredible cleaning power, including a dirt compartment that is integrated into the charging base. The robot also learns your cleaning habits and suggest schedules that are automatic to ensure you have a hands-free experience.

It's easy to set up thanks to the iRobot Home app that walks you through the process. Once everything is connected, you can start the automated cleaning functions with the touch of the button. You can select an overall clean, which prioritizes the removal of larger particles like rice and cereal. Or you can select two detailed mappings to ensure that the entire home is cleaned thoroughly.

This robot vacuum performs well both on bare floors and carpets with a low pile. It sucks up large items and doesn't lose suction as quickly as some other models and can pick up pet hair without much difficulty. It does have a hard time with plush or high-pile carpet, however iRobot claims it will improve in the future with new models.

The S9+ features a new design from iRobot, which concentrates on enhancing edge and corner cleaning. It's the very first Roomba that uses flat-fronted D-shaped designs. The company hopes this will allow it to fit into furniture and walls. It's a great improvement over the hockey puck-like design of the majority of robovacs. However, we found it to be only marginally better than circular models.

iRobot also claims that the S9+ has a superior filtering system that blocks tiny dust particles and allergens from recirculating throughout your home. It's a nice claim, but we're not convinced it's enough to justify the premium price tag.

Its smart navigation system employs sensors that remember your home's layout and vSLAM technology to map the interior. It can then clean your entire home with ease by avoiding obstacles such as stairs and other obstacles. The iRobot Home App allows you to schedule cleaning times and set virtual boundary markers so that the robot knows what areas require extra attention.

2. Roborock Q Revo

When it is about robots that can combine mopping and vacuuming the Roborock Q Revo is a standout. Its vacuum settings are as good as those found on higher-end models. The mopping system is even better - its spinning pads scrub your floors much more effectively than an ordinary pad that vibrates.

It's only downside is the absence of a second brush to allow for more thorough cleaning. However, that's not a problem if you want to own one of the top robots available. The dust tank on the robovac is bigger than most of its competitors and filling it up only takes two or three times, even when you've got the most dirt.

As for the mopping system, I was amazed by its ability to scrub hard dirt off my floors. Its two lowest mopping settings that are less powerful than high-powered modes, produce very low noise, which means you can work or even watch television without getting distracted. If it comes into contact with an object, such as a wall or furniture piece it gently bumps into it and then moves along.

What makes the Q Revo apart is that it's designed to run nearly completely on its own, with no need for human intervention. The robo-vac comes with a multi-function dock that automatically moves physical trash to the bin hidden in the background and also washes and dry the mop pads and refills its clean water tank. The app will only notify you if something is wrong, such as a low clean water tank or a canceled vacuuming session due to a full bin.

You can also create or merge actual rooms to customize the way that Q Revo treats your home. This is an excellent feature if you have multiple areas of the home with different flooring materials or if there's some items that need to be cleared out frequently, such as toys, clothes, and books. The robot vacuum was also one of the best performers in my tests, picking up debris on carpets as well as hardwood floors in the first pass. It can vacuum up even wet spills. I suggest drying them with a towel before sending it to.

3. Ecovacs Deebot X2 Omni

The X2 Omni has all of the features you'd expect from a high-end robot vacuum and mop and more. It has an omni-rotating mop as well as a powerful vacuum that can clean carpets and hard floors. It's similar to the iRobot Roomba S9+. It also comes with an automatic cleaning station that washes and cleans the mop pads, keeping them fresh and ready for reuse. It also has a sensor system that recognizes obstacles better, allowing it to avoid falling on furniture or other objects.

The biggest improvement over the ECOVACS Deebot X1 is that it has a sleeker, more modern design thanks to Danish firm Jacob Jensen Design (best known for its Bang & Olufsen products). The robot is still quite large. It has a height of more than two feet height and depth and weighs in at least four pounds. However, the robot and its base are smaller than the Roborock Q Revo and iRobot J7.

This version is more efficient than the X1 since it charges faster and cleans 1,500 square feet in one charge. And it has a larger dustbin that is more durable and can hold more debris which makes it easier to empty it when needed.

The X2 Omni also has a more natural voice assistant as well as an app that is functional even when you're at home. It also has a smart routing function that lets it clean specific areas or rooms of your home instead of following a predetermined path.

The Omni X2 Omni has the top mopping performance of any robot we've tested, because of its mop pads rotating to clean tough stains away and a motor that creates plenty of downward pressure. Its best robot vacuum for carpet vacuuming performance is also excellent, and it increases suction when it detects carpets to ensure thorough cleaning. It also has a huge battery that can last for several weeks between charges and its mopping mode is as powerful as the ones we've seen on an ordinary robot.

4. Dreametech L10s Ultra

The Dreametech L10s Ultra is a high-end robot vacuum and mop that comes with a variety of convenience features you aren't likely to find on robots of this price. It can make detailed floor maps and identify different types of flooring. It's also one of the few robots that automatically clean and dry its mop pad. These are nice features but they also make the L10s more of a class of luxury. This might make it more expensive than what homeowners would need.

It is designed to look like a modern floor cleaner, the L10s Ultra is a tall and slim device with an elegant white finish that's highlighted by mirror plating and silver elements. The front of the machine is dominated by a large bumper, which helps protect the vacuum and furniture from damage when moving around the house. Sensors are concealed behind the front panel, which helps the L10s Ultra navigate around tight corners and avoid obstacles.

On the top, you'll find one button that serves as the on/off switch. This button will turn on the vacuum. Clicking it again will turn it off and transmit it back to its base station. The circular menu at the center of the control panel allows users to select cleaning options, schedules and preferences. The left and right buttons allow you to access the settings in the app, where you can customize how the L10s Ultra interacts with your home.

Like the iRobot Roomba S9+ and Roborock Q Revo, the L10s Ultra uses a combination of LIDAR and camera-based navigation techniques to map out your house. This helps the robot vacuum and mop effectively without getting stuck. The LIDAR also lets the robot vacuum recognize and avoid obstacles which is a great feature for households with children or pets.

The L10s Ultra has a solid vacuuming capability which clears 98.4 percent of debris from our test on the hard floor and removing all but the most stubborn juice stain. Its mops also perform well, removing 98.4 percent of the debris from our tile, carpet, and wood tests. It was not as efficient at removing sand from the hard floor or quaker oatmeal from the carpet.