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Top Robot Vacuums and Mop Combos Robots aren't so good in removing debris such as metal screws or pieces of pasta. But they're great at brushing away pet hair, dust, and dust. The most effective models come with intelligent navigation and object avoidance features that allow them to maneuver around cords, toys and other household obstacles. 1. IRobot Roomba i3+ EVO The iRobot Roomba i3+ is a fantastic robot vacuum that has a number smart features to make it easier to maintain. The automatic bin emptying feature is among the most efficient features we've seen on an iRobot and it is compatible on both hard floors and carpets. It's also simple to install and use with the app that guides you step-by-step through the procedure. Its ability to resumptuate where it left off in our tests is a great feature. It was able to do this for 77 minutes on one cleaning before the battery ran out. The i3+ EVO unlike the other robot vacuums we tested has a self emptying bin that automatically dumps debris in an external dirt compartment on the base of its charging once it's full. The i3+ EVO is able to prevent overfilling with a self-emptying bin. However it still needs to be emptied manually at the end of each cleaning session. The i3+ EVO dustbin can hold 2.4L, which is enough to last through four to five cleaning sessions. The i3+ EVO, just like the i7, uses cutting-edge floor-tracking sensors to produce maps. It can also allow you to navigate through neat rows. However, the i3+ EVO only stores a single map while the i7 is able to store multiple maps. The i7's map can be used to create virtual barriers and no-go zones however, not the i3+ EVO. The i3+ EVO does a better job of removing debris from the surface compared to some other robovacs that we have reviewed, but it is not the best in cleaning edges and corners. It's also less gentle on furniture, despite being fairly silent. It pulled chairs away from walls and caused some collisions with the sides of our test bed, and it was stuck to cords and toys during testing. 2. Black & Decker Pro Q5 If you're looking to expand your collection of robot vacuums or just beginning your journey, the Q5 Pro is a great choice. It has an elegant design, powerful navigation, and effective automation at a reasonable cost. It's the best pound-for-pound model currently available and even beats some of Roborock's more expensive models in several ways. This robot is fantastic in cleaning floors that are dirty, and its avoidance tech helps it to steer away from furniture legs or other obstacles. It also performs well on carpet and earns a high score in our navigation tests. The only issue is that it's more raucous than the other models we test and doesn't perform similarly in our user satisfaction and predicted reliability assessments. The Q5 Pro comes with a large dust bin that is 770ml. This means you won't need to empty it as often as other 2-in-1 robots. Its 240-minute runtime is also very generous compared to others we've examined. If the battery is depleted it returns to its dock and automatically recharges before continuing cleaning where it left off. You can manage the Q5 Pro using the app or voice commands with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. This is one of the first robots we've seen to incorporate 3D mapping. This, along with other innovations, helps it perform exceptionally well in our vacuuming and mopping tests. robot floor cleaner allows you to plan cleaning schedules, create no-go zones, and view the battery's condition, among other things. The app is easy to use, however it does not support Apple HomeKit. This feature is scheduled to be added in 2025. Apple changed its footnote on its website in November of this year to reflect that the feature was delayed until 2025. HomeKit isn't compatible with several other robots, however Siri Shortcuts are. 3. TP-Link Tapo RV30 Plus The Tapo RV30 Plus TP-Link robot vacuum cleaner is an excellent option if you're looking for a machine that can also mop and is affordable. It features a sleek design and a lot of impressive features for its price. It can be controlled using the buttons on the machine, via the app or even using voice commands. The device has long battery life, and the vacuum container can be auto-emptied. The TP-Link RV30 Plus does a excellent job of vacuuming standard messes and is suitable for light mopping on hard floors. It comes with a sweeping brush replacement and mopping cloth as well with an HEPA-filter. It can be used with smart hubs such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant to allow voice control. The TP-Link RV30 Plus is easy to install and can be connected to a wide range of flooring surfaces by using the automatic mode. This ensures that the optimal results are achieved in every room and floor. You can select three cleaning modes that will meet your requirements. The vacuuming mode uses the smart sensor to detect of obstacles, such as furniture, stairs, and edges. The mopping mode can be used to sweep the floor on a regular basis or to get rid of the stubborn stains and liquid spills. You can combine both functions to achieve the most thorough and thorough cleaning. The TP-Link RV30 Plus has an impressive suction and 3 settings for dry mopping, and can quickly remove dust, pet hairs, crumbs and other debris from any flooring type. It can clean carpets without damaging the material because of specially designed mops. During the first mapping run the TP-Link RV30 Plus scans and saves the layout of your home using its LiDAR and Gyro dual navigation system. You can modify the map using the app and merge or split rooms according to your preference. You can also set up no-go zones and virtual walls to stop the RV30 Plus from wandering into areas you don't want to access. 4. Eufy iMop The Eufy iMop is one of the best full-featured mop and robot vacuum combos for hard floors. It features a high-tech navigation system that does an excellent job of mapping your home even across multiple floor levels. The base station is well-designed and can automate cleaning to a large extent. It provides excellent obstacle avoidance and navigation. This model uses an internal dToF LiDAR sensor to map your home and devise efficient cleaning routes. The iMop was a winner in our analysis of coverage and navigation efficiency and was also good at getting around obstacles, such as furniture. It also finds its way back to the base station in case it is unable to recharge its batteries during cleaning. It also comes with a spot cleaning mode that lets you to clean or mop the specific part of your floor. It can also be programmed manually to follow a specific direction. This is ideal for narrow hallways or stairs. It did a good job of cleaning carpets during our carpet cleaning evaluation however, it had trouble with longer pile carpets and carpets. It is possible to set it up to raise the mop pad automatically when it comes into contact with carpet. This is a great option for those looking to not have to mop their carpets. The iMop comes with an onboard dustbin and a water tank that is empty at the conclusion of every cleaning session. The dust bin onboard can hold up to 2.5 Liters and only has to be empty every two cleaning cycles. The water tank is able to handle about a dozen mopping sessions before it is empty. The iMop is much easier to clean and maintain than a typical robot cleaner, and can be a major benefit for busy households. The iMop smartphone app is user-friendly and comes with a variety of configuration options. It has multiple suction modes, mopping settings and scheduling. It also lets you design virtual walls and no-go zones so that the robot isn't able to wander into rooms that are off limits. Additionally, the app gives you access to your iMop's status as well as error messages.