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Best Robot Vacuums and Mop Combos

A robot vacuum cleaner for pet hair vacuum is the best tool for maintaining a clean home. It will pick up dust, pet hair and other particles on the surface.

Some robots sync with smart assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant for a hands-free experience. Find models that can be recharged and continue cleaning the area they left.

1. iRobot s8

This smart robot mop and vacuum is a fantastic choice for many households. It is able to vacuum and mop well, has excellent navigation with both GPS and laser sensors, and offers a broad range of features and controls that are accessible through the app. It also comes with a helpful feature that lets you add Cleaning zones for certain areas that require extra attention, and also to keep Out zones where you don't want it to move. It also gets software updates, like the other Roomba products, that enhance it over time.

It's expensive, but it's also one of the most advanced robot vacuums ZDNet has evaluated. It has a powerful battery that can vacuum an entire home in less than two hours. It can also switch between vacuuming and mopping at the push of one button. And unlike other self-emptying robots that require you to empty the trash bin after each run, this one automatically emptys into a larger waste container above its charging dock.

It has a wide range of other features that make it a good choice for homes of all sizes, including intelligent obstacle avoidance that uses the camera as well as processor-powered smarts to see obstacles. It rarely gets derailed or stuck during a cleaning cycle and is also the most effective at avoiding power cables as well as other objects I've tested. However, it's not as accurate in detecting pet waste and other hazards.

2. Eufy RoboVac Hybrid X8

Although Anker-owned Eufy has made its name in low-cost robot vacuums it's never offered an all-in-one model which can also mop. That's changed with the X8 Hybrid, which has an impressive suite of advanced features and is able to compete against more expensive models.

Eufy's main selling point with the X8 is its laser navigation. The X8 utilizes a laser mapping system that is more precise than previous Eufy devices. It also takes significantly less time to build up an accurate picture of your space and stores multiple maps, which is ideal for homes with multiple floors.

The X8 is still a decent vacuum on bare floors, slinging debris under its side brushes and into the 400ml dust bin with ease. The Tyres of the X8, despite their circular shape, are efficient at grabbing edges and corners. It's not the best cat litter eater, however, with our tests showing it is able to remove around 90% of the fur from hard floors.

There's a basic mopping mode which uses the same water tank as the vacuuming. This is great for spills that aren't too serious, but you cannot control the amount of water it consumes. It does, however, do an excellent job of picking up pet hair, with a higher percentage of hair removal than the Roborock S7.

3. Miele RX2

The company is known for its quiet home appliances, Miele's RX2 robot vacuum comes with outstanding cleaning power, stunning design and excellent navigation. But it has some operational hiccups which prevent it from being considered as the best overall smart robot vacuum.

Like iRobot's latest models like the RX2 features dual-sensor mapping technology which uses an LIDAR sensor to map an area and two 3D scanning cameras to identify and avoid obstacles (like furniture legs or pet waste) in real-time. After the room has been mapped and assigned, you can designate virtual no-go areas and favorite sections to the robot. You can also start a manual clean or manually change the cleaning mode, see live feeds from the onboard cameras and more from the main screen.

The sensors of the RX2 work well by registering furniture and obstructions in real-time. The suction and sweeping abilities are outstanding, effectively getting rid of surface litter from carpets of medium pile as well as dust that has been deposited on floors. However, it's not exactly the most agile robot on the market. It's not the best climber, and it has problems with transition strips made of metal.

Some people buy robot vacuums due to the ease of setting up a schedule on an app, and then forgetting about them for weeks. However, it's essential that a robot is able to accomplish the task that's the reason our ZDNet staff examined and reviewed a few of the most well-known models to help you find the perfect one for your home.

4. Shark ION

This budget robovac is a robot that is similar to other, but has several more features and is more efficient. Its smart mapping system creates 2D and 3D maps of your home and uses those to navigate around obstacles and avoid them. It's even able to spot common obstacles such as power cords and furniture legs in real time. This combination of sensors, together with a bump sensor, and an infrared drop sensor that keeps it away from the stairs is what makes it one of the fastest vacuums we've tried.

It was able to climb over carpets with thick shags and was not stuck (unlike the RoboVac 11s, or Roomba 690-). Its navigational skills were impressive as well and its overall score on carpet and bare floors beat out the competition. It was able to pick up 98.5 percent of surface pet hair and litter from our laboratory test samples.

Its controls are a bit more basic than competitors. There's an uniform cleaning button on the top, and you can start it from the app, or by voice command with Alexa or Google Assistant. You can also schedule daily or weekly cleanings, designate no-go zones and check its history of cleaning. Covered in stylish dark gray plastics, Ion feels sturdy and is attractive in your home. Its rear dustbin is easily accessible to empty, and the removal of the filters is also easy.

5. Eufy 11S

If you're looking for a simple, no-frills robot vacuum at a reasonable price, the Eufy 11S might be your best bet. It's not equipped with some advanced features such as Alexa integration and digital mapping found in more expensive models. If you don't need these features, you can save money.

This robot is simple to set up and use. It does not require a smartphone application or Wi-Fi pairing, but it does come with an remote control that lets you choose between different modes and adjust the suction level. You can also set the robotvac to an cleaning schedule.

During our tests, we found that the 11S was extremely efficient in cleaning dirt and pet fur from carpets with low pile and hard floors. Its slim profile allowed it to fit under furniture with low hanging and other items that heavier robots were unable to get at. It was also able to easily pass over doorway thresholds and change from one type of floor to another.

Like other robots, the 11S is able to be able to suck up objects like cords, drawstrings for hoodies, and cat toys. The manufacturer suggests you avoid this by keeping these objects off the ground and by using a cord organizer when you can. It also suggests cleaning the dustbin periodically replacing the filters, and washing or changing the brushes as needed.

Roomba 990 from iRobot

The Roomba is the flagship model of iRobot's robot vacuum. It's expensive, but it's an excellent performer and arguably the most advanced amarey robot vacuum vacuum available. Its self navigation and environmental mapping are truly a marvel to behold. It also has more advanced automation features than many competitors, including the ability to set virtual boundary markers using its mobile app. While its application is a bit slow, and the 980 does spin out a bit when moving over cables, it's an extremely efficient robot vacuum.

We love the 980, because it makes use of its iAdapt2.0 navigation sensors and its visual simultaneity mapping and localisation (or vSLAM) to remember the floor plan of your home. It will use this data to create a consistent, efficient cleaning path for each cycle. The result is cleaner floors and a cleaner vacuum than the majority of high-end robot vacuums.

Other features of the 980 include dual multi-surface brushes which grab dirt from hard floors and carpets, as well as the spinning brush that sweeps debris into the robotic vacuum’s bin. The floor tracking sensor assists in navigating around furniture as well as along edges and stairs. Cliff Detect prevents the Roomba from falling. It also automatically returns to the base station for simple charging between sessions. Although the 980's battery lifespan and bin size isn't as impressive as some other robot vacuums, it's a sturdy and reliable machine that will keep your floors clean for hours on end.