Laresar Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo, 3 in 1 Robotic Vacuum with 3.5L Self Emptying Station, Equipped with Lidar Navigation,Smart App Control, for Pet Hair/Floors/Carpets, L6 Pro, White

First let me say this is my first robot vacuum/mopper, so take that into consideration if you're a pro. The best part of having it is that I'm not doing all that vacuuming and mopping! It sweeps in the front and mops in the back - pretty cool! The little sweeper things make it look like it's putting dust in its mouth. It does not have a powerful suction, but enough. Returns itself to its charging station like a champ. Easy to clean. It’s very quiet. It speaks in a lady voice to tell me when it starts a new action, such as "starting mopping," or "low battery, returning to charge." Also tells me when she's stuck. I guess she needs a name. Rosey it is. Rosey charges fast. I did my kitchen first. Blocked it off with heavy objects so the rando vac would not go all over the house. I left a rug by the sink, thinking the vac would skip over it but no, it tried to mop it. It got stuck on the entry rug and asked me for help (lol), so I moved both rugs out of the room. (You have to move stuff, including all electrical cords or charging cords, before you begin - a small concession.) Kitchen floor was pretty dirty when I started. I did pick up the hair (sadly, mine), and bigger bits that collect along cabinet edges with wet paper towels. I let the vac/mopper do its thing maybe four times (rescuing it from refrigerator about 10 times) to get the desired result. Little mophead was pretty dirty, and the debris bin was a quarter full. At the end of it all, my kitchen floor was quite clean and I'm happy with that. I imagine if I can fix the refrigerator issue, this will all be a lot easier. I then moved into the bedroom, again picking up all cords. I have a keyboard on a stand in there and it got stuck on that. I decided to try to just drape the included magnet tape around the bottom and that worked like a champ! It did a great job, and I imagine underneath my bed has not been this clean in a year or so. In my entry is an alcove with a table that the vac could not figure out how to maneuver, so I needed to use the arrow buttons on the remote, which moves it about 3 inches at a time. Frustrating, but still better than me doing it by hand. You can’t use cleanser while mopping, just water. Water alone got my kitchen floor really clean. The little mophead came clean with some dawn and squeezing, rinsing. You get two of them. When vacuuming only, I left the mophead off and emptied the water reservoir. My long hairs in the carpet did wrap around the vacuum brush and wheels and had to be removed/cleaned off. This is true of any vacuum.

I'll be completely honest - I wasn't expecting much. I didn't really have a lot of confidence in a robot vacuum, I didn't think we were at a point with technology that I could really depend on something like this (especially for the very decent price of the Laresar), but I was so tired of the constant, never-ending, exhausting cleaning that comes with running a small animal rescue from our home. I now run my Laresar every day (sometimes several times a day depending on the animals) and cannot compliment it enough! It does a wonderful job, it's quick, easy, I can work on other things, it doesn't scare any of the animals and, most importantly, my house is clean! In the nature of complete honesty, I'm not going to say it is completely without fault - occasionally it gets stuck in places that it has previously navigated successfully requiring rescue, sometimes it takes a few seconds to notice the difference between tile and carpet while mopping so the edges of my carpet get a little damp and the instructions for setting it up to work with Alexa are insufficient (we had to use a third party online guide and a third-party app to get it to work) but these are definitely not deal-breakers. I honestly love it, I now can't imagine my life without it and it really has proven to be incredible value for money. If you're looking for your first robot vacuum and aren't sure if you're ready to commit, I really recommend giving this one a go, you won't be disappointed!

I really liked the vacuum cleaner, hence my review below. However now it has lost suction despite the brushes working. It’s only been a few months so I’m hoping for a replacement. (Old review follows) This my third and best robot cleaner. It vacuums thoroughly and mops lightly. If you use it consistently you will have clean floors. It seldom tangles with wires, the revolving brush does not get stuck and it’s relatively quiet. Another plus is that it features a simple remote. You can turn it on manually or you can use its fully featured app. A very good purchase.

This is my first robot vacuum so I wasn’t sure what to expect. I’m happy to say that this little guy does a better job than I thought it would do. He wanders around the house cleaning as he goes with no problems. I think he gets a little lost when it’s time to head for the dock to recharge as I usually have to carry him back to the dock. I wanted to try one before I sunk a lot of money into the fancier models that you can program maps and they self empty. I’m not sure I need to upgrade past this one as he does a great job but does require a little manual help in emptying the bin and charging. Overall I’m very pleased. Update- after using for a couple weeks now the robot has improved and seems to have learned the house better. He is able to find the docking station more often now. The mop feature is good for overall dusting but thorough mopping is still required on a reduced basis.