3-in-1 Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo, Self Emptying Station for 60 Days, Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with LiDAR Navigation & Max Strong 4500Pa Suction, WiFi/App/Alexa Self-Charging Replaceable Dust Bag

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1. Heber Perez Verified Buyer – 22 March 2024

   I’ve been using the Loorow 3-in-1 Robot Vacuum and Mop for a few weeks now, and honestly, it’s made life way easier. The self-emptying feature is a game-changer—no more constantly dumping out the dustbin. It holds up to 60 days’ worth, which is great if you hate chores as much as I do. The vacuuming power is solid (4500Pa means it actually picks up pet hair and crumbs), and the mopping function is decent for everyday messes. The LiDAR navigation is super accurate—it rarely bumps into things or gets stuck. Setup was easy with the app, the WiFi connection has been solid since day 1. It is not noisy at all for the suction power that it offer, and it’s nice that it works with Alexa too. If you’re looking for a hands-off cleaning solution, this one’s definitely worth considering.

   

2. Ken Avi Verified Buyer – 27 June 2024

   I bought this 3-in-1 Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo just a couple of days ago, and I’m already loving it. It’s surprisingly smart with its LiDAR navigation—it maps the house really well and gets into corners much better than I expected. The suction is strong, and it handles everyday dust and dirt with ease. I haven’t had to empty it thanks to the self-emptying station, which is a huge plus. Setup was easy with the app, and I’ve already connected it to Alexa for voice control. So far, it’s been a great purchase!
   

3. Emily Truax Verified Buyer – 7 January 2025

   We’ve had this robovac for over 8 months now. It was working very well, cleaned great, ran on time everyday. I never had to think about it. Until now. It would run for 15 seconds then died even after charging for days. Super frustrating since this is my 3rd robovac in 3 years. I couldn’t find any parts through the manufacture even though it was sold with a “lifetime warranty” from the company. I almost threw it out, but decided to upload a picture of the model number from the back of the vacuum to Chat GPT. Come to find out this is the same model as the Eufy RoboVac 11. I found a replacement battery on vacuum-sale.com for $18 and am feeling better about my purchase since I’ll be needing replacement bags soon too.
   

4. Darwin Colon Verified Buyer – 6 February 2025

   I’ve been impressed by this robot vacuum. It has many more features than previous robots I’ve owned; this one has some sort of radar to map your house and do a very nice cleaning. It doesn’t just randomly go everywhere and hit everything. This one goes where it’s supposed to go and where you tell it to clean; it can also do smart cleaning of every room or specific ones. You can add no-cleaning areas to the map so the robot won’t go there, which is useful when using the mopping functionality so it won’t mess up rugs or carpets. The self-cleaning charging station is a great feature; you don’t need to constantly empty the robot’s dustbin—the charging base does it as you set it, like after one, two, three, or four cleanings, it will self-empty to the station. The app was very straightforward to set up. I opted to use the Tuya app and not Smart Life, but both are basically the same app with different branding, so they both work as intended with the robot. Mopping is basic; you won’t expect this to do heavy cleaning in that area, but for vacuuming, it gets the job done very well. Mopping is more basic maintenance, but it does it well, too. Battery life seems solid so far full charge can do my full house and had juice left to maybe a second pass. So yeah so far this little guy has impressed me. Well worth it.

   

5. Elizabeth Cruanas Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   I’m very happy with this robot vacuum and mop combo. I use it exclusively for the house area, and it has done an excellent job. The suction power is strong, and the mopping feature leaves the floors shiny and clean.

   I love the self-emptying station — it makes everything so much more convenient. The LiDAR navigation is very precise and avoids bumping into furniture. I connected it to Alexa, and it works perfectly with voice commands.

   Highly recommended if you’re looking for a powerful, smart robot to keep your home clean effortlessly.
   

6. Tampa Carrollwood Verified Buyer – 10 April 2025

   It doesn’t empty. Returned it. The app is illogical. I thought I was buying a vacuum that I could operate with just the buttons rather than fighting with apps. Nope. It was very confusing regarding which button did what and how many seconds to turn it on how many seconds to turn it off how many seconds to get it to actually vacuum. O.M.G! It did a good job of vacuuming once I got it started, but I had to learn how to use the app first. And then when it got stuck, it shut itself off and wouldn’t start again until I had to refinable the app. No customer service addressed this and of course there’s no one you can talk to or even message. So what could have been a great day, turned into pure frustration and was this far from returning that b****. I finally got it to start after reading the fourth set of instructions. You have one page for I don’t know just black and white. Then you get a booklet which has nothing in it about what happens when it gets stuck and you have to restart it. Third piece of paper is a shorter version of all the rest but equally confusing. And the fourth piece I don’t know probably just a repeat of all the rest of it also incoherent. Fortunately I’m a person who likes puzzles. If you don’t, this is not the product for you. I never even attempted the mopping part which I thought was automatic where it would mop when it hit a floor and vacuum when it hit a carpet. No. I’m assuming that I have to install the mop things and they work instead of or in place of the vacuum. If the instructions were at all clear, despite the multitude of them, I could give you better advice. I was very happy that it managed to find its way back to the recharger and dump out the dirt. Although it made sure to let me know that that’s what it was getting ready to do and then The dirt dumping noise was like a 50 gallon trash compactor out front. I had this thing set up so that it would vacuum in the middle of the night every other day and I’m going to change that as soon as I can remember how to do it. Finally, when it vacuums on the low pile rugs, it leaves a pattern as it does this butt-skidding thing, kind of like a scooting dog with an itchy butt. On most of the carpets, including the high pile one, it was good. Only the one with the lowest pile did it scooch a trail along it’s path. On the other rug it went back and forth over it a couple times and erased those lines, but on one rug it never stopped doing the butt scooting. However, I was impressed with its power changes that occurred based on various carpet pile heights, although it’s timing was off. It would be almost done one carpet by the time it kicked into the high pile and then by the time it got into the high pile setting it was already on the floor part and it was like working not very efficiently, but it did a stupendous job on the terrazzo and vinyl plank. No scratches.