Smart Robot Vacuum and Mop 2-in-1 Combo - 2000Pa Strong Suction, WiFi/App/Alexa Control, Self-Charging, Slim Design - Perfect for Hard Floors, Pet Hair & Carpets - Ideal for Home Cleaning & Busy Lifestyles

This is my first robot vacuum with a mopping option. My first product, a Deebot still works but has needed service and recently a new battery. I moved into a new home with all wood & ceramic tile floors on the first floor. With all the sanding & painting we needed to do, the floors were always dusty and gritty even after a swiffer cleaning. My Deebot cleaned pretty well but I wanted the floor washed. I had an opportunity to buy this mop combo with a discount so I bought it after reading the reviews. If nothing else I would have a backup if the older one died again. It was easy to get started. It came quickly and almost fully charged from what I could tell. I plugged in the charger and let it charge for about 20 minutes and then set it loose. I was leaving the house for a while so I cleared everything out of the way. Easy to do in the living room since our furniture had not yet arrived. I filled it with tap water and watched it for a few minutes. I liked how it cleaned back and forth in parallel lines unlike my Deebot that went all over in a random pattern. At first I could not see the wetness but after a few seconds could easily see where it the floor had been mopped. We then left the home to hope for the best.When I came back home the living floor looked great! I forgot to close the bedroom door so I found it in my master bathroom on the rug. Oops! I emptied the dust bin and checked on the water. Very little water was used. The dust bin had a surprising amount in it since I thoroughly vacuumed before I started the mop. I returned it to the charger. Next time I will make sure to close the bathroom door and not worry about any prep of the floor since it did both jobs at the same time beautifully. I did not yet add the app and use the wi-fi function but will try that soon. One thing I missed from my Deebot was a pocket on the charger to store the remote. This one came with 2 AAA batteries for the remote and an extra set of replacement side brushes as well as one extra filter. Hopefully I will have many cleanings with my new robot.First of all, it's not a roomba. You're not going to get the same suction power and carpet cleaning as a roomba. BUT, don't let that deter you. I've had a roomba, expensive, and it died too soon. This little robot does the job I ask it to do. I use it on bare floors and an area rug. It picks up all the dog hair and the dirt they track in. There is no roller brush, so you never have to struggle with cleaning the roller. You just dump the dirt cup, and brush out the filter. Easy peasy. I have two large dogs, and I run it every other day. I'm too lazy to pick up their beds, toys, and the small rugs every day. The mopping feature is adequate to clean up the drool around their water bowl, and tidy up the footprints they track in. A couple of pointers: Make sure you have ALL your cords contained. She likes to get high-centered on the cords, so be diligent, and tie them up and get them completely out of the way of the robot. Another tip is if you have area rugs, tape down the corners. She seems to struggle with the rug, and after I taped it down, she rolls over the rug with no trouble. I am so glad I bought this robotic vacuum. I cannot stand stepping in dust and crumbs with my bare feet, and she does exactly what I ask her to do to keep me from being annoyed with dirt. You're still going to need to do full vacuuming, but not nearly as often. Buy it, I don't think you'll regret it, for the money, it's totally worth it.While I’m on unit #2, I have been very surprised and happy with it. The first one got lost and ran out of battery power on the second day of use, but then would not start back up. It said it was charging but after 18 hours of charging it still wouldn’t restart. The second one I’ve used daily since it arrived, day four of having one, and I haven’t had any issues with it. My only complaint is that it doesn’t pick up objects larger than a grain of sand. I do landscaping and end up bringing materials from the job sites on my shoes into the house and the vacuum doesn’t get everything. With that said though, we are testing it against my mother in law’s Roomba (a $500 unit). We ran the Roomba and cleaned the out our current one, then started running our current one to see how much it picks up that the Roomba missed, if any. We plan to do this for a week. We will see and I will update this review when the trial is finished. So after several weeks of the testing we found that the they miss about the same amount. The Roomba seems to handle larger items better than this one (leaves and such). So we decided to run the Roomba more and use this one for spot cleaning. I ended up having to cut the floor out of my bathroom to replace rusted pipes and decided to see what this one would do with out a filter. It was cheap so why not play with it? Without the filter it sucked up the sawdust (I used a chainsaw to cut the floor out) extremely well. So I decided to put the foam filter back in but not the other one. I’ve been running it like this for a week and love the results. It traps all but the finest of the dust and still sucks up all of the larger stuff it missed before. Very pleased with the results.