Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve had canister vacuums, cordless vacuums (Dirt, and dust kept jamming up the vacuum in the main tube) I was constantly taking the vacuum apart to clear the blockage) this little beauty picks up more lint and hair and dust and pollen, and keep returning to the station to empty. It also mops my kitchen and bathroom floors. But really amazed me was the robot a kept returning to station, and I thought there was something wrong until I figured out how to open a little vacuum area and it was continually bunged. And whenever the robot vacuum encounters an obstacle the rear tire boosts up the vacuum In a way it goes. Should’ve got tangled up or stuck you get messages on your Cell phone. One time it told me it was stuck, and I went in. The bathroom, only discovered that it tried to lift itself up on the bathroom scale, which I forgot to move away from his path. The robot is also found my reading glasses, three pairs, that had dropped from the dresser and was under the bed, probably after my cat played with them. All I can say is this robot vacuum does a wonderful job. I just wish BestBuy carried the cleaning solution for the mopping section.

I recently purchased this robotic mop/vacuum from Best Buy, and I couldn’t be more impressed! From the moment I set it up, it was clear this device was designed to make cleaning effortless. The combination of mopping and vacuuming functions is a game-changer, and it does both jobs exceptionally well. First off, the vacuuming power is fantastic – it picks up dust, dirt, and even pet hair with ease, leaving my floors spotless. The suction is strong enough to handle different surfaces, from hardwood to carpet, without missing a beat. It also has excellent navigation, easily maneuvering around furniture and corners. When it comes to mopping, I was pleasantly surprised by how thorough it is. The mop function doesn’t just dampen the floor – it actually scrubs and leaves everything gleaming. It’s perfect for daily maintenance or a deeper clean without any effort on my part. The convenience is unmatched. I love that I can set it to clean on a schedule and let it do the work while I relax or focus on other tasks. Plus, the app integration is easy to use, allowing me to control it remotely if needed. If you’re looking for a robotic cleaning solution that delivers on both vacuuming and mopping, this is the one! It’s efficient, powerful, and saves me so much time. Highly recommend! Feel free to modify it however you like!

It is quite and cleans very well it doesn't get stuck under the furniture like our other robot vacuum.. does well with our german shepherd fur... and is easy to ckean and maintenance

Being a full-time student, full-time employee, and heavy two pets the ECOVACS has catered to my OCD :). Since I’m super busy, this has really helped me out with maintaining my home feel clean all the time. I do like that it vacuums/mops as the same time and it self cleans by dispensing out the dirty water and trash directly to the charging station. A few downside I did encounter was that my robot got stuck on certain parts of the rug. I am assuming it’s due to the textured pattern on my rug or due to how thick the rug/carpet can be. So with that being said, beware of the rug and/or carpet you have because it will get stuck. Also remember this is just to help maintain your floors clean, I would still recommend using a regular vacuum from time to time. Other than that, I really do like my ECOVACS.

I wasn't convinced to buy this, but my son wanted it and insisted, so we bought it. It keeps my floors clean by moping everyday at 8am. Sometimes we make it clean again in the afternoon. We named it "Altagracia, Domestic Employee". Altagracia works so nicely and quiet that now I am in love with it, Only complaint, my dog hates it :) Now I'm convinced every home should have one

Its amazing.! cleans very well, does not hit objects with force, there are no children in the house so it makes his work much easier

This robot is amazing. I have five dogs two German shepherds, one is long hair. One bull Weiler a pug. And border collie. So it’s very tough keeping the house clean but now with this amazing yeedi cube all I have to clean is where it can’t get. had a little problem under one of the beds found a big ball of hair that has been missed on previous cleanings and wrap around the main brush which the robot reported main brush tangled was very simple by just picking it up, turning it upside down and popping out the brush, and then pop it back in set it back down push the red, blinking light and back to work it went. I named him Bucky and he is just amazing.everybody you’ve got to get one. Your life will get so much easier. I will definitely buy another one if something happens to Bucky ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️+

Great product!! I never thought these robots work before getting this one. Trust me it works like magic. Vacuums, mops, self cleans and works all by itself. Easy installation and setup too!

I have had several vacuum cleaners, but this has been the best, it has power, it vacuums the corners well and maps without leaving marks or scratches, I highly recommend it, and the cost is worth it

I Love this, works super good and helpful Keeps my house nice and clean

Great !!! Work and clean perfect I love it I recommend this product

One of the great things about the Yeedi Cube is that it significantly reduces the frequency of manual mopping. With this robot in action, I only had to mop manually once every 7-10 days, saving me a lot of time. This feature is particularly helpful for those of us who want a clean home but don't have hours to spend on chores. The robot will automatically map out it's environment and is good at navigating and cleaning different surfaces. The mop attachment ensures a thorough cleaning process. It leaves the floor clean, and while the UFO's water reservoir needs daily filling, it's a small task considering the time saved on manual mopping. Beyond its mopping abilities, the Yeedi Cube is equipped with advanced sensors and smart mapping technology. It navigates smoothly around furniture and obstacles, ensuring a comprehensive cleaning of every corner. The suction power is solid, handling dirt, pet hair, and debris with ease. The user-friendly interface and smartphone app make scheduling cleaning sessions, monitoring progress, and customizing preferences straightforward. Additionally, the Yeedi Cube operates quietly, getting the job done without causing disruptions. My only mild disappointment came from the fact that it cannot climb onto my rather thick living room carpet. It functions fine when manually placed on top of it, but it cannot transition from the hard floor to the area rug.

This is my first self emptying and mopping robot. I have had other vacuums of different brands and in direct comparison to those, this one is pretty impressive. The mopping part is a bit odd to me. For one, it is essentially just dragging a wet cloth across your floor. So, it is just distributing the mess and picking up what it can in the cloth till it goes back to clean itself off, 20 minutes by default, or when done. Just out of curiosity, I threw some mustard on my floor and did a spot clean. It made the mustard disappear, but I could see the residue of it in the area it cleaned. Note the comparison picture and the circled area that you can see the residue difference. Plus, now I have a mess of mustard inside the vacuum rollers. Now, don’t get me wrong, it is still pretty amazing it does this and the mess is technically gone. But, a real mop and fresh water is needed if you really want it to be clean and not just spread around. This system is pretty big compared to your typical vacuum bots because you have a whole house for it now. One that will empty, clean and dry the mop pad of the robot on its own. However, you do have to empty the station out after each clean for the water and ever so often for the filter. At least it came with extra filters so you don’t have to get replacements right away. The setup is fairly easy, but the record with the QR code, odd choice for an image, is not a video of the actual device, but one of an older device. For the most part, the setup is similar but different and can be confusing seeing that they are different products. But, you simply need to make sure you have space for the station, removing all the security padding and strips, attaching the edge brushes, putting water in the tank and putting the plug in the water tank. The rest of the setup process is through the Yeedi app. The Yeedi app is fairly simple and allows for advanced options. Like one option I suggest changing, under the omni station, the clean time is default 20 minutes for the pad, you can reduce it to 10 minutes. This means after 10 minutes of mopping, it will return to clean the mop pad and then resume cleaning. You can set other things like virtual zones, the sequence for rooms, schedules and how it handles carpet cleaning. I di find it kind of odd that it does have a history tab, but it is a cumulative record and not per session. So, you can see that it has cleaned so many square feet, over so many cleans in so much time, but not how much it took yesterday for example. Also, there are some grammatical errors making it pretty obvious this is a Chinese translation. Overall, I like this device and it is a lot easier to have on a schedule than your typical robot due to the auto empty and clean cycle. I don’t see it as a true mop and do not recommend the spot cleaning function for actual spills like it shows on the box. But, having that mop feature is nice for keeping things tidy in between actually mopping your floors.

First Impressions: (unboxing) Okay, when you first open the box there is a nice welcome guide on top with a QR code for a quick start video. I really like when companies provide videos to demonstrate set up and use. Well, hold your horses, this video was not what I was expecting. It was almost like a sales ad for the product. IT IS NOT EVEN A VIDEO FOR THE SAME MODEL. IT IS FOR A DIFFERENT MODEL ENTIRELY.!!!! It was FAST and QUICKLY showed some of the set up steps. No spoken words, only background music/sound effects. It basically has NO VALUE in helping me set this up out of the box. What a missed opportunity to grab me as a consumer. And actually is foreshadowing of more issues to come. They really missed the mark here, they could have had a well done intro video with quality steps shown to help users set this up and get going, instead the anticipation of the help video was quickly replaced with confusion and now I was anxious how the rest of the steps would go. Your first impression was not a good one. So now I am left unboxing the rest of the unit to see if I can figure out where things go. Be careful there are several places where you have to “remove” items before you can use the unit, especially the debris bag (more on that later). Open everything and be sure you have removed all packing items before you try to use the unit. Second Impressions: My next observation once I unboxed everything, WOW this is a big footprint in my space. I decided to try it out in the corner of my breakfast area of my kitchen. Again, it is a LARGE unit. The vacuum itself is nice size and in line with the size of other models of robotic vacuums I have had before. But the base Station is bulky and takes up a lot of space even more if you add the extension pad (more on that later). So you do need to attach the brushes to the bottom of the unit. This is normal and I have done this before with other brands. I do appreciate there are two brushes, one for each side of the vacuum. Spoiler Alert, Included is a base station extension pad. Okay I was completely shocked by this. As far as I can tell this is just an extension piece to maybe allow the unit to navigate back into the dock more easily? There isn’t much explanation in the instruction manual about why you need this. But what gets me…. it is designed for you to STICK it to your NON CARPETED FLOOR. Really, like it has sticky pads that you have to peel back their covering to STICK it to your floor. Ummmmmm, no thank you. I am not sticking this to my tile or hardwood floors. Why would this be designed to STICK to the floor? Another missed design element in my opinion. Be sure to install the tank plug to the vacuum. It is a blue piece and is small so do not overlook this in the unboxing phase. It was under the ramp so be on the lookout. To keep the unit lasting longer it is recommended to use distilled or purified water. We have hard water in our area and can attest, using distilled or purified water keeps our appliances lasting much longer. Also the instructions basically say to use only water. Hmmmmm, I would like to use some type of cleaning solution, that is kind of the point of the mopping feature to me. If I can only use water, then I feel like my floors are not getting quite as clean as they could be with a cleaning agent mixed in. I wonder why the water plug is a separate piece you have to install. Honestly it feels less secure than I would like. I am not convinced it will hold the water and will come loose over time. Another questionable design element. And the water reservoir is ON TOP of the vacuum, should there be any kind of leak I am worried the electronics of the unit could become damaged too. Other brands I have seen, the reservoir is in the back behind the unit so less concern of water leakage damaging the unit. Third Impressions: Okay once you have everything set up, It will take about 6 hours for the unit to fully charge. So probably best to plan on using it the next day. If you are keeping score at home, the initial set up video was not helpful and was pointless. It wasn’t even for this model. You have to stick the extension pad to your floors, there is a questionable water plug you have to install, and now you have to wait about 6 hours before you can even use it the first time. For the price I am getting more and more annoyed with the product. And you cannot even MAP (yes MAP) the home until it is fully charged. So maybe this is a weekend project. Ready to use: Okay it is charged and now I am ready to map the house, yes you have to map the house before you can use it for cleaning. Like most things these days, you will use the mobile APP to log in and control the device. Connecting to the app is pretty easy. Yay, finally a positive to report. I do like that with the app you have a lot of control. You can set a specific cleaning schedule, adjust settings, maps, view history and set a do not disturb. Cleaning: So the cleaning is pretty good, it picks up small and medium size debris pretty well. Hardwood and tile we are very happy with the cleaning. It gets really close to the walls and crevices so no issue there for dry vacuuming on hard surfaces. So far the mopping also is going well. The pattern is very grid-like that it follows. I have observed that it tends to run into objects instead of recognizing them and avoiding them. If a toy or shoe for example is left on the floor it is likely it will run into it before it recognizes it is there and then tries to go around it. I would like for the sensors to pick up the object before it hits them. It is self cleaning, and you “can” leave the water in the reservoir but I worry about it becoming stagnant so I like to empty mine especially if I am not planning to mop every day. Final Thoughts: Okay, my last observation is you have to purchase debris bags. I am confused why this is not a debris tank that you can empty into your own garbage can at home. Why do I want individual bags that I have to replace? It comes with three extra bags, and they say the bags can last up to 60 days. And I am not sure yet of the costs of these bags. Again just another missed opportunity in the design element in my opinion. Like anything you want to last a long time you should follow a regular maintenance schedule. There is a schedule included in the manual. For example they suggest you clean the brushes every 2 weeks, and the main brush and washable filter once a week among other items you will want to take care of over time. So to recap, it does a nice job of cleaning, but there are some questionable design elements and I did not find any value in the quick start video. For the price this should have been a homerun but it felt like an infield dribbler single. It works, but it sure should feel like a much better experience.

The Yeedi Cube vac is a very well made device. It came nicely packed and it was easy to put together. I really like how the color coded the brushes which matches the color of the brushes placement on the bottom of the robot. That way you know where to install them. The integrated technology and the mop and vac combination it's the ideal cleaning robot. Again the built quality is superb. This robot has sensors all over, front, back side and even on the top. The top sensor does look like a camera. On the top of the robot it carries the water dispenser which is easy to pull out and put back. Part of putting your robot together also consists of the installation of the moping pad. The cleaning station it's huge and that's because it has a dust and water dispenser and also a cleaning station for the mop pad. It was pretty cool to see how it works. The station has a ramp to get inside of it and the robot actually does a reverse launch to get in it. Before you start using the vac you have to download the Yeedi to set it up. That part was pretty simple after creating an account you scan the barcode of the robot and follow the instructions. The app it's simple to use and provides all the info and options to control the device. It does need a little bit of improvement as the tracking part was buggy. Sometimes the robot shows steady in one spot when it was actually moving. Like most of these types of vacuum robots they need to run around the house to start mapping it. Something different that I noticed from my shark vac is that the Yeedi instead of exploring it actually goes cleaning. I do prefer the exploration because it is faster and if for some reason the mapping was done wrong, you can quickly do it again as of doing a whole cleaning which takes longer. Mapping is one of the things this robot needs some improvement. Even with all the sensor mapping my home was a challenge. Because it was not getting it right. I don't have a big home. It is approx 1800 living sqft. On the second try it finally got it right but accidentally deleted it instead of updating. After that, it took about 5 more tries to get it right. Once your home is mapped correctly the robot will go to the specific spot and it is very accurate. When it comes to cleaning it does a hell of a job and It has good suction power. The mopping does it very well too. In the app you can choose three types of mopping levels: low, mild or high. I kept it mostly high and it doesn't leave the floor too wet. Something I also noticed during cleaning was that the robot will travel in an angle instead of a straight line in certain areas. I'm not sure why. The battery life of this robot is pretty good. It actually does my entire home in one charge, and returns to the station with about 30-40% of battery life. My other robot vac has to stop at around half way to recharge. In the dust bin compartment there is a disposable dust bag, and it is very easy to change. Those bags are disposable and it comes with 4 bags. In the app it will actually tell you the lifespan of all the accessories. That’s cool! In my opinion you will get the best performance of this device if you have non porous tiles or very little porous. My tiles are glossy porcelain and wood porcelain tiles that have wood like texture and it did a great job on both. The robot maintenance is also easy. The parts come out effortlessly. If something gets stuck in the robot, it will tell you because it also has a speaker and you will also receive a notification in the app. Overall this Yeedi vac is awesome the fact that it does vacuum and mopping at the same time it's super convenient as having two different types of robots. It is super easy to install and easy to use. When it maps your home the right way is extremely accurate and does a great job cleaning and mopping. This will never replace your mop but it will maintain your home between full cleaning cycles. In the box you get the Yeedi vac, charging station, mop pad, 4 dust bags, two cleaning brushes, ramp extension and manuals.

This vacuum and mop 2 in 1 robot not only vacuum and mop the floor, it can do self-emptying of dust, debris and dirty water, it can self-wash its mop, and it can self-dry as well. It uses hot air for drying. Self-emptying only takes 10 seconds. So this robot has up to 60 days of completely hands-free maintenance. It does a pretty good job vacuuming just like other robot but moping, it vibrates its mop 2500 times per min, called sonic mopping and it is doing a great job. The robot has a 1-liter water tank and it already cleaned my house multiple times and the tank still has water. It does not use a lot of water so this saves water compare to manual mop by hand. The instruction does not say whether you can put cleaning solution in the water tank so I think you can only clean the floor with clean water. The robot will lift the mop 8mm when going over carpet, perfectly handle all types of floors. The robot has a handle on top so I can easily pick it up and place it anywhere I need spot cleaning. The home base has a detachable base plate, this makes it easy to clean the home base. The robot requires 2.4GHz Wi-Fi but my Wi-Fi 6 router that combine both bands into one name does not pose a problem for the robot, it can connect to my home Wi-Fi without problem. Setting the robot up is very easy, just install the app and the app will walk you through all the steps and in no time, I got the robot up and running. The robot also full of sensors and these sensors helps the robot avoid obstacles and stairs but it could not avoid something that is not tall such as cable or socks. All in all, the hardware of this robot and base station is very capable and well built. The app is another story. The mobile app mapping feature need major upgrade, when the robot finish mapping my house, I get a big blob of area without doors and walls. Trying to divide the map into rooms also proof difficult. Also using the app there is no way to instruct the robot to clean just a specify area such as kitchen or dining area etc. The app can only instruct the robot to clean all areas. Though you can specify the area sequence; clean kitchen, then dining then living room etc. Spot cleaning can only be initiated using the button on the vacuum not from the app. Self-emptying is very loud. It startles me when it does that the first time. The drying also quite loud though not as loud as self-emptying. I hope they will improve the app soon.

Back story: This bot will of course blow your starter sub $200 robot vac out of the water. All the cons of the cheaper models have been pretty much eradicated in this model so I guess you really get what you pay for with these. I have a couple cheaper robots and between them getting caught on anything and everything including room transition strips, or not even being able to get onto the carpet when advertising "carpet mode." also the uneven cleaning... This vacuum: This robot here does it all. It will avoid your cables, get itself unstuck (usually), evenly cleans your floors in an organized row, and get onto the carpet WHILE LIFTING the mop pad so I dont even have to remove the mop. I also love the 1000ml water tank which is more than double cheaper mop/vac combos. It empties the water but doesnt refill it, but I knew this before buying and sacrificed that feature for a lower price point. It is quick. It does not die quickly, and it is a very hands off device which I like. The mapping is actually pretty accurate and it also tells you exactly where it is on the map and what it is doing. Main complaints: It is loud. not super vacuum loud, but you will know it is around regardless of what suction setting. It is quieter on carpets. If the vacuum being kinda loud is a drawback, wait until it empties itself. It sounds like a JET ENGINE. It startles me and my dogs. For about ten seconds. Think louder than a Dyson. I had to download an app to use it properly. The dust bin is not reusable, ECOVACS decided they want a continuous revenue stream after purchase. Finding a robot vac with a reusable dust bin in the monthly replacement category is not super easy. I have no idea what it says when it tries to talk to me because the volume on the machine is very low. It does notify you on your phone though if that is what you like. I was even notified at the grocery story when it got stuck in the only spot with a long thin cable I didn't tidy up. It will get stuck on drapes if they touch the floor.

My girlfriend and I are pretty busy people. We like to keep our apartment clean, so we usually take quite a bit of time out of our busy schedules to clean. So having the Yeedi Cube Robot Mop/Vacuum around to do some of the chores that we do often is a big help and time saver. It was super easy to set up. Right out of the box, everything is pretty much put together already. You just have to remove a few protective stickers, connect a couple of parts to the robot and set up the app on your phone. When you do the first run, it recommends to just run the vacuum setting. You set it into the base, open the doors to every room in your place that you would like for it to explore and learn and let it go. It was really cool watching the little robot maneuver its way around our apartment. I let it map its way around our living room, kitchen and restroom. Our bedroom and closet aren't very big and have lots of obstacles for it to avoid so we opted to clean those ourselves. Anyway! After the first run, the app saves your floor layout and you can choose which rooms you would like mopped or vacuumed and you can even set a schedule to let it auto run. I didn't set a schedule, and just manually start it with the app, since I would like to be home while it is doing its thing. Just in case it has a little accident. But in my week of using it, the only problem it's run into is that it got caught in the power cable of my internet modem. That's my fault, I should have better cable management. But keep that in mind. Make sure you try not to leave too many things laying around that it could get caught on. Other than that, it has been working great. It maneuvers its way around chairs, tables, very well. It even goes underneath our couch to clean! lol I loved that. Our mop and old fashioned vacuum don't fit under the couch, so having the little guy run under there to clean for us is so cool. The base (station) will automatically empty the dust bin of the robot vac, and will also empty out the dirty mop water into a tank for you to clean out later. Our apartment isnt very big, so I can do about 3 mop jobs before I need to empty out the tank. The Base has a vacuum bag inside that needs to be emptied out also. I'm not sure if it needs to be dumped yet, or if the bags are one time uses. It came with 4 bags in total. I think Im going to use them until they look worn. I'm pretty sure they are reusable for a few times. You can buy all the accessories for the little robot through the app, or by browsing online retailers. The Yeedi app has a bunch of settings in the app for the robot, You can choose quick clean, vacuum only. Vacuum and Mop. You can set how much water you would like it to use, and even change settings for the power of the vacuum. I'm not entirely sure if you can use a cleaning solution in the tank. I've just been using bottled water. (the water in my area has a lot of calcium and minerals in it) So to be on the safe side, I use purified or boiled water, so that it doesn't clog the machine with calcium. I can't find any type of soapy water to use in the vacuum, but it seems to do a decent job at mopping with just plain water. When I empty out the tank, the water is quite dirty. I was surprised! It does a pretty decent job at vacuuming dust and small trash / food crumbs. I like that you can even have it just do a spot clean in any area of your home. All in All, I am very happy with the Yeedi cube. It is so easy to use, so easy to maintain, and having the little robot running around helping with the chores is so cool. I kind of feel like it's a pet of ours lol. I named it Lurch. I love it, and I think you will also. Pros: Very Easy to Set Up and Maintain The sensors are quite accurate, and it maneuvers its way around nicely Vacuums and Mops without wetting your rugs. Cons: Have to purchase vacuum bags and mop pads, as well as filters every now and then

Robot vacs have come a long way from their introduction. My last one I used was from a couple of years ago and decided to try out this Yeedi because of the included mop function along with the vac. This vac is a solid 4.5/5. In the box was everything you need to get started. Base Station, Vac, Accessories and the quick start guide/paperwork. Setting it up was a breeze. After removing all the plastic and protection from both the vac and base station, you will just need to assemble (attach) the ramp to the station itself. Even for people who have no use for the mop function, you don't even have to use the mop pad and just leave the plastic pad on. The vac itself has a super handy easy to use handle to take it around where ever you want to just spot sweep/mop. The water container on the vac itself is quite large and can hold ~1L of water. Once you set it up and plug it, it will play a little jingle and start to let you know to set it up. The QR code to download the app is on the vac itself by removing the water tank. The app itself isn't anything fancy but gets the job done and has some nice features. When I paired my vac, it updated itself with the newest firmware. I blocked areas with some boxes that had lots of cables and power cords and started mapping my house. Took about 20 min to cover my Living Room, Kitchen/Dining and my Hallway leading to the bedrooms. What's pretty neat for me is after it maps the home, you can set up even further to tell it where to go and also adjust areas for no cleaning as well. The mopping feature is good as well. I only say good and not great because I only used clean water so there is no disinfecting any liquids. There is a Deebots mop solution made by Ecovac (who makes Yeedi by the way) but I didn't see it was compatible (hopefully in the future) as I really want to try it out with my tile floors. Even with water, it picks up all spills I threw on the floor with ease. The self emptying and cleaning is spot on. The self cleaning for the vacuum itself was great as I looked at the filter/container before telling the Yeedi to empty and to my surprise, it was left spotless. The mop feature took all the spills out and put it into the dirty water tank to empty it out with ease. The drying feature, while taking a while did leave the mop pad 100% dry so nothing with grow and smell down the road. After using it for a week, I am more then impressed with the quality performance.

Initially the concept seems unique since my current connected vacuum does not mop. The setup was pretty smooth. Unbox the base and remove a few packing materials. Then connecting the brushes, mop pad and water cap to the vacuum. Finally I downloaded the Yeedi app. I created an account by simply adding an email and password. Just need to scan a qr code on the vacuum under the water bottle. Then I just hit the play button on the app to start the first vacuum. The first job does the mapping of your home so plan on cleaning up any loose items on the floor otherwise the vacuum will get caught or destroy them. During vacuuming it is loud but not much more than other connected vacuum cleaners. When it returns to the home it is very loud. My dogs were barking at it for about 5 min which was distracting. Then you hear the drying of the unit for about an hour after the cycle. This is not loud but concerning that it is taking up unneeded power in the home. The app overall is very well done and switching from vacuum to vacuum/mop was easy. Also I was able to select just a room and pick if I wanted a quick clean or full clean. As for the quality of the clean. The vacuum was great and everything seemed clean. The mop was just ok. It seems like it just wiped a light clean on the floor so anything that needed a little more scrubbing was ignored. It did not leave streaks or water behind which was nice. I do have concerns on how much work there will be to keep the water holder on the vacuum full. Also to keep the dirty water reservoir clean and prevent mold from building over time. This was not a factor now but just thinking ahead about the maintenance. Ultimately the loud noise when returning to home and the hour long drying is a non starter when I am trying to keep my energy consumption down.