Top 7 Robot Mops to Clean Hard Floors With Zero Effort

If you’ve been looking for a smart robot mop to clean multiple areas in your whole home, take a look at iRobot’s Braava jet m6. iRobot vacuums always do well in GH Cleaning Lab tests and an early version of this model that we tested was no exception. This robot mop comes with pads for dry sweeping and two types of wet cleaning pads — disposable and reusable. It dispenses warm water through an adjustable spray nozzle to moisten grime and gunk before one of the wet pads cleans dirt from your hard floors.

To grab any pet hair and dust bunnies before wet mopping, let the Braava jet m6 loose in dry-sweeping mode, so the electrostatic pad picks up the debris. Braava knows enough not to spray water when the dry pad is installed, and with its Smart Mapping technology, learns the most efficient way to clean the rooms in your home, even on multiple levels. The Braava jet m6's mapping accuracy improves the more often it cleans and through the app, you can select which rooms to clean, and which to skip, schedule cleanings when you are away from home and have it overlap passes for a deeper clean.

Its square design helps the Braava jet m6 reach deep into corners and mop along baseboards. When the battery needs charging, or the water reservoir needs refilling, Braava returns to its charging dock and resumes cleaning when it is ready to go out again. Braava jet m6 can clean up to 1,000 square feet on a single charge. After cleaning, simply release the dirty cleaning pad into the trash, or wash the reusable ones in your washer and air dry.

Samsung's double-pad JetBot covers twice the ground of other robot mops in a single pass. It comes with two sets of microfiber pads, one for dry buffing and the other for wet cleaning. Simply fill the reservoirs above each pad with tap water to keep the spinning pads continually moist as it cleans. You can select from eight different cleaning modes and patterns to tackle edges, focus on dirty spots, clean randomly and more. The JetBop slim design makes it easy to store and there's even a handheld mode for using it on stairs and other above-the-floor surfaces. At this great price, it comes with a remote control and a drip tray, but isn't as sophisticated as some we have seen. You'll have to block off areas you don't want it to go and it doesn't sense on its own when it's finished cleaning. Each charge provides up to 100 minutes of run time, so in our tests we were able to clean a vinyl kitchen floor and a ceramic tile entry and hallway with time to spare. And the dirty pads came out of the wash looking brand new!

The latest offering from Ecovacs, the Deebot OZMO T8 checks all the boxes for an ideal combo robot vacuum and mop, and includes peace of mind too. The sophisticated encrypted HD livestream lets you keep an eye on what’s happening while you’re not there, so you can not only see when Fido is jumping on the couch, but voice technology now allows you to stop him in his tracks.

From one of the top brands in our recent test of robot vacuums, the Ozmo T8 has improved its obstacle detection, making it less critical for you to pick up toys, shoes, and even cables before instructing the robot to get to work. More accurate multi-floor mapping makes it efficient at cleaning your home.

When the water tank and mopping pad is installed, the Ozmo T8 knows to vacuum and mop simultaneously. Water seeps through the mopping pad to damp-wipe your floors, but only after dirt is first sucked up by the vacuum. It can identify carpet, and won’t go onto it if the Ozmo T8 is in mopping mode. If your carpet needs cleaning, you’ll need to detach the mopping pad first.

This budget-friendly cutie-pie is ideal for small spaces like bathrooms and kitchens. Only 7 inches square and less than 3.5 inches high, the iRobot Braava jet 240 can easily maneuver around toilets and under cabinets, which we observed in GH Cleaning Lab tests of an earlier model. It dry-sweeps first to pick up lint, dust, and hair before damp- or wet-mopping for a more intense clean. Add hot water or the iRobot Hard Floor Care cleaning solution to the reservoir. And don’t worry: Even if you have water in the reservoir, with the dry sweeping pad, it will not spray water.

Different pads for the different cleaning modes slide in under the robot – you can choose either disposable pads, or reusable ones, making it even more budget-friendly. A button-release when you’re done drops the disposable pad into the trash, or releases the reusable one to put into a washer.

The Braava jet 240 cleans in a grid mode, using bump navigation to maneuver around bathroom pedestals and toilets, chair legs, and other obstacles, and can cover about 200 square feet before the removable battery needs charging. It takes about an hour to recharge. The mop syncs to the iRobot app via Bluetooth, allowing you to set up spot cleaning, start and stop the robot, check battery life, adjust the volume of water spray, and even set up a virtual boundary. When you’re done, it’s small enough to live under the kitchen sink, even on its side.

This combo vacuum and mop is especially smart. The Deebot N8 Pro+'s carpet detection technology not only increases suction power when vacuuming carpets, but also avoids wet mopping while on a carpet. And for extra peace of mind, through its Wi-Fi connected multi-level mapping capability, you can set up virtual boundaries to stop the OZMO T5 from going onto your carpet in mopping mode.

Like other combo robot vacuum and mops, to start mopping, simply fill the water reservoir and attach a mopping pad. Water seeps through the pad (you control the rate of flow through the app), and the damp pad cleans your vacuumed hard floors. The app also lets you set up cleaning sessions, choosing days, rooms, and floor levels, and the robot vacuum and mop can be activated remotely too.

Eufy’s L70 Hybrid robot vacuum and mop combo uses laser navigation and real-time mapping to help it find the most efficient route for cleaning your home. The L70 suctions up dirt and debris, while its carpet detection capability not only increases the vacuum's suction to clean carpets more thoroughly, but also helps the L70 avoid carpets it may come across while mopping. For added peace of mind, you can also set no-mop boundaries though the app for any areas you'd prefer the Eufy not to go. Additionally, the app allows you to set up cleaning schedules, choose certain rooms to be cleaned, activate spot or mop-only cleaning, and adjust the suction power and mopping flow you’d like.

When the mopping module is installed, the L70 knows to mop and vacuum. A handy waterproof mat attached to the charging dock protects your floor from drips until you have an opportunity to remove the mopping module and pad. As an added bonus, it has washable filters which reduces the number of times they must be replaced. Reviewers raved about how powerful the vacuum is, and how easy it is to empty the dirt bin after each cleaning. Slightly higher than 4 inches, it’s taller than most, but a great value when you consider its bells and whistles.

A combo vacuum and wet mop in one, this stylish robot (available in three colors, including white) makes quick work of keeping your hard floors clean while you’re busy with other things. The Roborock S6 maps your home as it cleans, and Wi-Fi connectivity to its app makes it easy to schedule a cleaning session for your whole home, or just a room or two. The S6 knows where it’s cleaning, and where it’s been. In our recent test of robot vacuums, it was super easy to set up too.

If the battery runs low, the S6 will return to its dock to recharge before resuming where it left off, and it can clean for up to 3 hours on quiet mode. In fact, at 56bD, it's the quietest combination robot vacuum and mop we've found. The S6 can vacuum and mop simultaneously, but can’t differentiate between carpet and hard floor, so you'll need to protect your carpet by setting up virtual barriers through the app. You can choose a washable microfiber pad, or disposable mop pads to make clean-up a breeze, and adjust the water flow through the pad.