Best robot vacuum and mop UK for keeping floors clean and shiny in 2026

The Roborock S7 Max is the ultimate robot cleaner, managing to successfully hoover your floors and scrub them clean in next to no time. The wiper vibrates up to 3,000 times per minute to remove even dried-on stains. And while some hybrid machines can leave carpets and rugs soaking, one of the mop’s big selling points is that it automatically lifts the mop head when it’s not on hard floors so you won’t come home to find all your carpets wet.

With an impressive suction power of 5,500 Pa (short for pascal), the vacuum works hard to remove dust and dirt from your floor, with laser distance sensors for mapping out your home and setting no-go zones. You can schedule cleaning and change settings using voice control or through the handy mobile app.

The 3l water tank can clean up to 200 square metres in one session and the battery runs for up to three hours. The S7 Max also comes with an Auto Empty Dock, so you won't have to dispose of any dust or dirt yourself for up to six weeks. We love this extra labour-saving device, which is why the Roborok S7 Max is our top robot mop.

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Reviewed by Mumsnet tester, Justine: Read our full Ultenic D10 review

If you want a robot vacuum-mop hybrid that just gets on with the daily mess, the Ultenic D10 is great value. Our tester Justine ran it every two to three days in a busy open-plan space and found it reliable on hard floors, rugs and carpet, with stronger suction than you might expect for the price.

It’s straightforward to use day to day. Emptying is simple, upkeep is manageable if you stay on top of the brush, and the mapping is good enough that you can leave it to get on with things.

There are a few familiar robot vacuum quirks. The app takes a bit of getting used to, and it helps to clear cables and anything small before you start it. The mop works well for keeping floors looking tidy, but it won’t shift dried-on spills or heavy dirt. It’s better for regular upkeep than a proper deep clean.

If you don’t want to keep checking the bin on your hybrid mop, ECOVACS has designed the DEEBOT N8+ which has a bin that doesn’t need to be emptied for over four weeks. The N8+’s auto-emptying station has a bag that can hold up to 2.5 litres of dust, dirt and hair, so you can leave it to do its thing with minimal fuss (you will need to manually attach the mop pad though).

The mop can be easily controlled by the ECOVACS Home App, with laser technology and sensors that allow you to map out your home. It’s also compatible with Google Assistant and Alexa so you send it to clean using your voice. The N8+ has been designed to detect and avoid carpet when mopping, but some reviewers have found that it can get stuck around certain objects such as cables and rugs.

Tested by MNHQ: Read our full Eufy X8 Pro review

Thanks to its twin turbine technology, the Eufy RoboVac X8 Hybrid will quickly suck up dog and cat hair and wipe the floors clean so you don’t have to get the mop and bucket out after every dog walk. The 2-in-1 vacuum and mop can be scheduled to clean your floors, using laser navigation to map out your rooms. You can set multi-floor maps so your little robot helper knows where to clean and where to avoid. There are basic functions on the top of the Eufy RoboVac or you can use the app and voice control to change settings.

The 250ml water tank allows the mop to work for up to 140 minutes, although some reviewers have found that the mop is quite basic, with a washable cloth that wipes the floor rather than scrub it. As such, we’d recommend the Eufy for everyday maintenance rather than for tackling deep-set stains.

The iRobot Braava Jet m6 is the only robot mop on our list that doesn’t vacuum. It sweeps your floors of any dirt, but it’s focus is very much on scrubbing them. Because the m6 focuses on mopping, it has lots to offer when it comes to cleaning. There are four settings to choose from - all you need to do is attach the appropriate cleaning pad and the m6 automatically knows what to do. The mop sprays water to loosen dirt, even in tricky corners and all around the edges, while making sure to avoid surrounding furniture, rugs and walls.

It also suggests an extra mop of your home if the pollen count is high or your pet has been shedding more than normal. The m6 won’t go over carpet though, so it’s probably better suited for homes with lots of hard flooring. It’s expensive too, but there’s lots of great features to help keep your floors gleaming that we think it’s worth the outlay.

For everyday maintenance, the Eufy Robovac G10 Hybrid has been specially designed to keep hard floors clean. The mop uses smart navigation technology to move around your home, sweeping and mopping to remove everyday dirt and mess. However, while other robot mops scrub the floor, the G10 only wipes, so don’t get rid of your mop and bucket just yet.

When it comes to hoovering, the two suction settings have been designed for hard floors, with a maximum suction power of 2,000 Pa, however it should be able to remove light crumbs from rugs and carpets. The battery is self-charging, but the maximum running time of 100 minutes is on the low side.

Tested by MNHQ: Read our in-depth eufy X9 Pro review

The eufy X9 Pro robotic vacuum and mop has a super powerful 5,500 Pa suction and AI.See™ smart obstacle avoidance, to detect and dodge obstacles with ease. As well as being a powerful vacuum cleaner, the X9 Pro mops hard floors effectively and even hot-foots it back to base to clean and dry its own mops once the task is complete.

On the downside, the base unit is rather heavy and large (which isn’t surprising as there are two water tanks inside) and the bin isn’t self-emptying. If you are new to the world of robot mops, then you may want to consider a cheaper model to get you started. But if you are ready to go all-in with hands-free hoovering and mopping, then the eufy X9 Pro certainly ticks all the boxes.

Tested by Mumsnet Editor, Rachel Erdos: Read our full Eufy Omni C28 Robot Vacuum & Mop review

The Eufy Omni C28 is a capable robot vacuum and mop that delivers strong everyday cleaning without the premium price tag. It handles dust, crumbs and hair with ease, while the self-cleaning roller mop offers a hands-free to keep your floors (and the appliance) spotless and hygienic. The fully automated dock takes care of emptying, washing and drying, keeping maintenance low. Navigation is reliable, though not class-leading, and tougher stains may need extra passes. While the app lacks some advanced features, overall performance is impressive. For busy households wanting a low-effort cleaning solution, the C28 strikes an excellent balance between convenience, capability and cost.

Plagued by pet hair and muddy footprints on your floors? Fear not, the Lefant M213 Robot Vacuum Cleaner is here. This robot vacuum-mop-hybrid offers four cleaning modes - automatic, planning, fixed point, and edge - to ensure no speck of dirt goes undetected. It's thin enough to squeeze under low-lying furniture, can detect stairs to avoid any nasty little falls and the Lefant boasts an impressive 500ml dust collection bucket.

Unlike other robot mops on our list, the Lefant doesn't have a water tank. Instead it comes with a dry cloth and a disposable wet cloth, which can be cleaned and replaced if necessary. Just be aware this is extra labour and expense that you can avoid with other robot mops on our list. But you may feel this is worth the trade off for the low price.

Tested by Mumsnet Editor, Rachel Erdos: Read our full Dyson Spot + Scrub AI vacuum and mop review

The Dyson Spot+Scrub AI is a premium robot vacuum and mop that delivers strong performance, particularly on hard floors. It moves smoothly, maps quickly and handles everyday clutter with impressive object detection. One of its standout strengths is how quiet and unobtrusive it is, making it easy to run without disrupting the household. The mopping function also impresses, using heated water and a self-cleaning roller to tackle stubborn marks with minimal effort. However, its tall design limits access under furniture, and the high price puts it above strong rivals.