AIRROBO Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo, Self-Emptying, 60-Day Capacity, Home Mapping, Schedule, Wi-Fi/App/Alexa/Remote, 180mins Runtime, T20+ Robotic Vacuum Cleaner for Pet, Hard Floors, Carpet

The Smartest Robot Vacuum I’ve Ever Owned! Unbelievable Mapping!
This robot vacuum has completely revolutionized how I clean! The mapping capability is absolutely phenomenal—it created a perfect, highly accurate floor plan of my entire home on the very first run. I can now easily set up no-go zones, virtual walls, and specific room cleaning sequences through the app, and the robot follows them flawlessly every time.But the real game-changer is the auto-empty station. I set it and forget it! It handles the dust bin without fail, meaning I only have to deal with emptying the main canister every few weeks instead of after every single run.The suction power is great, and the navigation is intelligent, but the combination of its masterful mapping and self-emptying convenience makes this a true 5-star investment. It saves me time and keeps my house consistently spotless. Highly recommended for anyone serious about smart home cleaning!

Best purchase I ever made! My floors have never been so clean ❤️❤️
This has been my best purchase! It is so easy to use, and it is worth the money. It cleans after my dogs and can be set to an automatic schedule! I love that it empties itself so I don’t have to. It maps the house, so it actually cleans every spot (unless you tell it not to). It is extremely sturdy and durable. My dogs have tried to eat it and it’s still functioning. It is never been this easy to have clean floors!My only drawback is that I have to fill the water container for the mopping function each time. Even that’s not that bad. The mop bracket is easy to remove so you can replace the mop. The mop is reusable and machine washable. I was even able to find dupe mop replacements for super cheap that fit this model. I would absolutely make this purchase again and recommend this to all my friends!

Tough love or just plain tough to love?
I’m going to be brutally honest here. I bought it a couple of weeks ago and yesterday and earlier today I cheerily and optimistically opened up the package to use it for the first time.Here are some of my first thoughts. The boxing was rather nice. It came with one or two extra mops, two extra bags and extra HEPA filters.All of that was a pleasant surprise because nowadays products sometimes are received incomplete or with just a very basic supply and so you’d have to buy the replacement filters or bags instantly. I was glad they thought of the customer experience here.Now we get to setting up the device for the first use. There were no clear markings on the robot vacuum. I had to guess based on experience that the metal contacts are to align with the contacts on the base. The base itself was easy enough to plug in.Instantly the vacuum started to charge with breathing orange lights. Because markings on the surface of either device are few and far in between, I had no clue what breathing orange light is supposed to indicate. It only gets worse from here.Under the lid of the base unit, there are some illustrations that show different steps. However, both the positioning and the sizing of the letters are so small that I could not read it.Eventually, I had to flip through the manual to find what breathing orange light meant. There are about five different patterns and colorations for the lights and they mean different things but I’ll be darned if I can tell you what’s going on.In the manual, it explains that the product is best to use if I download the app and pair the device. So I searched for the app and I searched in the manual for instructions on how to pair the app. This is the smoking gun. None of the surfaces of the vacuum or of the base station. Is there a code that takes me to the app on the app stores. For a product where in the manual it says that it was meant to be used with the app, it should be more than abundantly clear that I should download the app and from where.I’ll give a point of contrast here. I have a smart deadbolt. I installed it not that long ago. In the instruction manual and in the Quickstart guide on the deadbolt itself and inside the deadbolt itself are QR codes that take me to the app. I could not open the box before I was face-to-face with a QR code with very large words that instructed me to install the app because it was necessary for the operation of the device.On this here vacuum, I had to figure it out by experimentation. Let me repeat this. The manual asks you to download the app and to pair the device. And the manual does not give instructions on how to do either of those.On the product website, there is a video on how to do pairing so here is my next point. If it is so hard to do such a fundamental and necessary step that it takes a video to explain it then it was probably not designed quite right. In fact, just because the fonts are so small and there are no clear markings for which are latches and which are not, it shows that these guys have no idea what usability is.A book called How to Design Everyday Things was published more than a decade ago. None of the folk at Airrobo clearly have heard of it or considered opening its cover.On the robot, there are two buttons, labeled home and power. To pair, you’d have to hold both buttons down for three seconds. Without a manual, no one would have guessed that. Heck, with the manual, it would not be possible BECAUSE THE MANUAL DOESN’T TELL US!!!For comparison, my latest headphones have a button clearly marked for pairing. I took that out of its package, turned it around identified a button as clearly for power (by its visible marking) and then recognized the pair button.You ask, how does it work? Well, I ran it. I had to fetch the remote, which by the way, is necessary not optional. I pressed the Play button and off it went.Not ten minutes later, it complained that it was stuck on the rug in the middle of my bedroom. The reviews I studied explained that this robot recognized when the mop attachment was installed and will avoid carpets and rugs. Nevertheless, here was the robot vacuum lights blinking everywhere stranded on my rug, and I checked that verily the mop attachment was installed.Here are my conclusions from the first use. It failed to avoid carpet. The lack of buttons on either device and clear indications of what buttons do and what lights mean is a failure. The manual not covering a very important procedure, which it requires the user to do is another failure.The only thing they got right was put the vacuum in the box with extras of the consumable accessories!For a few hundred dollars, they should have been able to do more than that. I expect more than that.At the least … there are so many basic misses! There is no one thing they needed to do better. Like what thought process led them to think that showing a sequence of steps under a lid in 9 pt font is satisfactory?Just another one… in the base, after you open the lid, there is a disposable bag for vacuum dirt. Under the bag, there is a cap that you can unscrew. I couldn’t spot any labels or markings for what is supposed to go into the exposed tank after I unscrew the cap. It was clearly meant for an end user. No labels. No pictures. No explanations in the manual.

I love this robot vacuum. Easy to connect 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. The self-emptying mechanism works perfectly, it has made my life much easier as cleaning floors is a huge hassle for me. As it cleaned this entire area, it completed its first map, which was extremely accurate. It sweeps and mops is super cool. My dog comes in and out tracking little paw prints all over the place and hair, it makes those disappear. The robot vacuum is relatively quiet which is appreciated. My cats hiss and run when I get out of the other manual vacuum, they ignore the T20+. It gets the corners and small debris perfectly and the robot also can navigate the house well. It has plenty of battery power – running for over 120 minutes with 30% of the battery charge still remaining. Most robovacs in my experience run about 60 minutes before needing to charge.So far, I’m super happy about this purchase. If it gives me any crap I will update here. I look forward to being able to purchase spare parts to have on hand.

Coming from a former roomba user, this thing rocks. Cleans in a proper pattern instead of random. Self emptying is awesome. Mopping is fine. If your floor is very dirty you will have to rinse mop after. I only use mop for quick maintenance. Loss of star only because it is aggressive trying to climb over some objects. Has a ton of torque so carpets and transitions are a breeze.