For occasional cleaning done well, this vacuum-mop keeps the routine simple. It maps rooms and cleans around common obstacles, avoiding tangles while working on hard floors, carpets and rugs. Its base holds up to seven weeks of dust with daily use, while the app controls rooms, zones and routines. Mopping is for lighter work: the dock cannot wash the pad, and tougher scrubbing may still need you.

For frequent, exacting floor care, this robot vacuums and mops for shoppers who pay close attention to the result. The self-cleaning roller is the main strength, using firm pressure to lift dried stains while 20,000 Pa handles debris. Higher-pile rugs stay dry when vacuuming beneath its retractable mop cover, suiting homes that mix tiled floors with thicker rugs. The trade-off is manoeuvrability: its bulky body can become stuck in tight spaces, and obstacle detection is only middling.

A highly capable flagship, this slim robot vacuums, spins wet pads and fits beneath furniture with four-inch clearance. Floor cleaning is its strength: 89% carpet deep cleaning, 100% flattened pet-hair pickup and 97.08% hardwood sand extraction. It needs little supervision, avoiding 22 of 24 objects, revisiting heavy messes, then emptying itself and washing and drying its mops. Allow substantial dock space; navigation and battery efficiency are modest, with about 950 square feet covered per charge.