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We recommend purchasing a robotic mop and a vacuum that comes with a user-friendly base station. This allows you to wash or replace cleaning pads as well as empty and clean the water tank.

Also consider a model that connects to Wi-Fi, so you can set automated/set timers, map your home, and utilize mop/vacuum switching features.

1. Roborock S7 Max Ultra

This high-powered robot vacuum and mop does quite a bit of work. It cleans your floors, recognizes rug rugs, and then self emptying robot vacuum and mop-empties its own dustbin and water tanks. It also has a powerful suction and is able to even dispensate detergent. All this is available at a cost of $1200. It's also the most expensive robot mop and vacuum package I've ever seen.

Out of the box out of the box, the S7 Max Ultra is very easy to install. Once you plug it into the wall, it prompts you to map your home using sensors and will use this information to stay clear of obstacles. During our tests, it avoided getting caught up in power cords and long curtains, and even dog toys. It isn't perfect though and sometimes ran into obstacles like tangled wires, some odd book or toy.

You can control the S7 Max Ultra via its smartphone app, which is where you'll find all the sophisticated features that distinguish it from other robotic vacuums and mop. There are room-specific mopping and cleaning options, a schedule planner and power strength selections for mopping and vacuuming. It is also possible to integrate the S7 Max Ultra with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa to create a smart home. The extensive features set means the S7 Max Ultra can do almost everything a traditional robot vacuum does, but at a fraction of the cost.

The S7 Max Ultra vacuuming is impressive. It did a fantastic job of removing dirt, pet fur, and other debris on hard floors and carpets. Its automatic dust bin-emptying feature performed perfectly during our tests, which was comforting. It also boasts 5100 Pa HyperForce power, which is significantly higher than the 2,500Pa of the S6MaxV and S7.

The S7 Max Ultra's mopping capability was also good, though not the best we've seen. It utilized the special microfiber mop pad that sucks up liquids and employs sonic vibrating technology to scrub floors up to 3000 times per minute, which was a bit faster than the X1 Omni's circular pads that spin at a speed of 180 revolutions per minute. The S7 Max Ultra's ReactiveAI 2.0 obstruction recognition system is excellent. In our tests, it didn't get stuck on any object and it avoided power cords long curtains, power cords and other potential obstacles 100% of the time.

2. Narwal Freo

It's an activity that is hated by many, but it is vital to keep your home spotless. It's also a messy and oftentimes smelly job, and can be a challenge to complete since it requires handling dirty water and dustbins and making sure that debris or hair doesn't clog the brushes or traps. Robots that vacuum and mop have become extremely popular. A lot of these machines require you to empty the dustbin and wash and rinsing the mop pads manually. This can be a hassle particularly if you have to do this repeatedly during or after cleaning sessions. We're glad to see that some manufacturers are introducing self emptying robots that make this process much simpler.

The Narwal Freo, the newest version of the robotic cleaners category, comes with a number of enhancements to software, sensors, and hardware that are designed to keep it on the leading edge. This includes the trademarked DirtSense technology as well as the Smart-Swing feature, which both work to better sense the area being cleaned and automatically adjusts the Revolutionize Cleaning with iRobot Roomba Combo j5+ (Going in www.robotvacuummops.com) mode depending on the type of floor it is. The Freo also measures dirtiness and automatically cleans mops once they're full. This improves the efficiency of subsequent cleaning sessions because it does not return to soiled areas.

The Freo is also a step up from its predecessor in that it is operated directly from the touchscreen LCD at its base station. This is in addition to the smartphone app. This is the first time for a robot vacuum and mop combination and is definitely a welcomed change if you'd rather skip the hassle of using the app. You can even adjust the route during the session by using the LCD screen controls.

The Narwal Freo is also quiet when in suction mode, with a noise level of only 63dB. The Freo's maintenance is not completely hands-free however. You'll need to clean the main brush roll as well as the side brushes frequently.

3. Ecovacs Deebot T9+

The Ecovacs Deebot T9+ (available at The Good Guys for $1279) is among the best self-emptying robot vacuum and mop combos available on the market. It can map out your home and vacuum and mop while detecting and avoiding obstructions. It can even release an air freshener which is a nice touch.

The app creates a digital map of your home which you can use to tidy. It's easy to set up. The app allows you to select specific rooms or areas to be cleaned. You can also set the time of day you'd like it to begin cleaning, so that your floors are kept clean even when you're asleep or away.

In our tests during our tests, the T9+ was very impressive in its ability to navigate obstacles. However, it does have the tendency to take slightly manic routes around the house, which frequently resulted in it ending up back at the same spot it started cleaning just minutes earlier. It wasn't a lot of times, but enough to warrant being noticed.

The T9+ comes with a variety of accessories, including the robot cleaner, docking-station, and an automatic-emptying station. The mopping module, and the replacement dustbin are sold separately.

The new navigation mapping, mapping, and obstacle detection systems are designed to ensure your home is clean without interruptions. The upgraded 3D detection and obstacle avoidance technology detects objects with high-precision resolution to avoid collisions, entanglements or disruptions.

The Deebot T9+ can sweep and vacuum simultaneously. Your floors will look as good as it did when you first bought it. The disposable mopping pads are easy to use and the microfiber cloth efficiently captures dust, locks away stains and avoids leaving the residue. The large capacity 2.5L auto-empty station can hold up to 30 days of debris without leaks, making it easy to keep your home tidy with little effort. The T9+ features an upgraded 3000Pa motor which delivers powerful suction to ensure a thorough clean.

4. iRobot Combo j7+

The iRobot Combo j7+ is a great robot for cleaning floors. It is a vacuum cleaner and mop in one. It is a great navigational device and obstacle avoidance. It can map your home and clean areas, without bumping into walls or furniture. It's also easy to use the app to designate zones for areas that should be cleaned or ones that you would like to avoid as well as create specific no-mop or no-sweep areas.

IRobot's innovative iAdapt 2.0 technology is a major component of what makes the Combo J7+ so clever. The front camera on the majority of the robots from iRobot is used to avoid hazards like pet waste and power cords. iAdapt 2.0 also allows the Combo j7+ robot to determine dirt levels and concentrate more on the areas.

When the Combo J7+ detects it is on a surface that requires mopping, an arm of a robot with mop pads lifts from beneath the vacuum. It then sweeps the floor until it senses that the mopping pads are dry which is only about 90 minutes.

The Combo J7+ can sense carpeting as well, which is ideal for homes with carpeting and rugs. It won't attempt to push the rug across it, but instead will pull away if it senses it is not able to traverse the space without damaging the carpet or damaging itself.

The Combo J7+ is simple to control using the mobile app that is user-friendly and well-designed. It also works with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa which means you can tell it to start cleaning by speaking. The only drawback I could find was that the Combo j7+'s smaller water tank means you have to refill it frequently or limit its cleaning to smaller areas and use eco-mode more often.

The Combo J7+ has small dust bins that you must empty manually. I also found the Combo j7+'s mop pads to be less effective than those of other brands and that's a shame because it's an otherwise excellent combination robot.