7 Best 2 in 1 Robot Vacuums of 2025

This ultra-slim powerhouse redefines what budget robot vacuums can achieve. With a jaw-dropping 5000Pa suction power—among the highest in its class—it demolishes dust, crumbs, and stubborn pet hair with ease. The brushless motor and clog-resistant air inlet make it a standout for homes with shedding pets, solving one of the most common pain points: hair tangles. Its dual 300mL water tank and 350mL dustbin mean fewer interruptions, while the 10mm automatic mop lift ensures carpets stay dry during vacuum-only runs.

In real-world testing, the MBYULO handled hardwood, tile, and low-pile rugs with impressive consistency. The 130-minute runtime covers up to 1,500 sq ft on a single charge, making it ideal for medium-sized homes. It navigates using 3D obstacle sensing, avoiding furniture legs and stairs with surprising accuracy. However, it lacks advanced mapping—cleaning follows a random pattern, which can lead to missed spots in cluttered rooms. While it handles transitions between surfaces well, the mopping function is best for light maintenance, not deep scrubbing.

Compared to the pricier Shark RV2920XE, this model sacrifices smart mapping and self-emptying for raw suction and value. Yet, it holds its own against mid-tier models like the B0FM868ST8, offering twice the suction power at nearly a third of the cost. It’s not designed for large, multi-room homes with complex layouts, but for pet owners seeking maximum cleaning force without breaking the bank, the MBYULO delivers exceptional bang for the buck.

Don’t let the modest 2300Pa suction fool you—this value-packed performer punches above its weight in real-world efficiency. Engineered with a brushless suction port, it sidesteps the pet hair nightmare that plagues most budget bots, making it a lifesaver for pet owners. Its 2.87-inch slim profile slips effortlessly under sofas and beds, while the 230mL electronically controlled water tank ensures consistent, streak-free mopping across hardwood and tile. The zig-zag cleaning mode boosts coverage by 30%, minimizing missed patches in open layouts.

During testing, the BR151 proved reliable on mixed flooring, switching smoothly between hard surfaces and carpets. The 100-minute runtime comfortably cleans homes up to 1,300 sq ft, though larger spaces may require manual repositioning. Its 3D obstacle sensors avoid collisions with furniture and stairs, but it occasionally bumps into narrow chair legs. Mopping is effective for daily maintenance, but the small water tank demands refills for multi-room jobs. It uses random navigation, so cleaning is less systematic than LiDAR-equipped models.

Priced under $300, it competes directly with the MBYULO B0FJXPHNNT—but trades suction for smarter pathing and app control. While it lacks self-emptying or mop lifting, it offers better software integration and more cleaning modes than most in its range. For renters or pet parents who want dependable, app-controlled cleaning without premium pricing, this model hits the sweet spot between simplicity and smart functionality.

Meet the apex of hands-free automation—the eufy Omni C20 isn’t just a robot vacuum; it’s a self-sustaining cleaning ecosystem. With 7000Pa suction, the strongest in this lineup, it obliterates embedded dirt and pet debris like a mini tornado. The dual sweeping and mopping modules clean simultaneously, while Mop Master Technology delivers 180 rotations per minute and 6N scrubbing pressure—enough to lift dried coffee spills and stubborn footprints. The all-in-one station handles everything: emptying dust, washing, and drying the mop with room-temperature airflow, eliminating mold and maintenance.

In performance, the C20 shines in larger, open-concept homes. Its 3.35-inch body crawls under low furniture with ease, and the Pro-Detangle Comb actively clears hair from the roller brush—no manual picking required. It uses LiDAR-based navigation for precise mapping and room-by-room scheduling. However, it struggles slightly on high-pile carpets where the mop pad drags, and the station’s transparent tanks require frequent monitoring in dusty environments. While mopping is deep and effective, the lack of heated drying means damp pads linger longer than in Shark’s premium model.

When stacked against the Shark RV2920XE, the C20 offers comparable automation at a lower price but misses heated mop washing and floor detection. It’s ideal for tech-savvy users who crave set-and-forget cleaning with minimal intervention. For those willing to trade a bit of smarts for maximum suction and true hands-free operation, the Omni C20 is a game-changer—especially in homes with hard floors and pets.

This sleek budget warrior delivers premium features without the premium price. Boasting 4200Pa suction, it outmuscles most sub-$150 models, making quick work of pet hair, cereal crumbs, and embedded dust. The brushless motor and anti-clog inlet are tailor-made for pet owners tired of daily roller brush maintenance. Its 300mL water tank and 350mL dustbin strike a smart balance—fewer refills, fewer interruptions. The 10mm automatic mop lift is a rare gem at this price, lifting the mop when returning to base to prevent soggy carpets.

In real-world use, the robot covers up to 1,500 sq ft with its 130-minute battery, adapting to floor types via three suction levels. It navigates with infrared sensors, avoiding major obstacles and stairs, though it sometimes spins in tight corners. The ultra-slim 2.87-inch body glides under beds and cabinets, reaching dust bunnies others miss. Mopping is even and controlled, ideal for daily upkeep on tile and hardwood. However, it lacks smart mapping—cleaning follows a random bounce pattern, which can be inefficient in large or cluttered spaces.

Compared to the MBYULO B0FJXPHNNT, it trades 800Pa of suction for nearly identical features and smoother app integration. Against the Shark AV2610WA, it lacks self-emptying but wins on price and suction. It’s the best bang-for-buck pick for small to medium homes where power and simplicity matter more than full automation. If you want high-performance cleaning without app fatigue, this model is a quiet champion.

This pet-parent powerhouse is built for homes where mess is a daily event. With Matrix Clean technology, it scrubs carpets in a precise grid pattern, delivering 30% better deep cleaning than single-pass bots. The sonic mopping system vibrates 100 times per minute, lifting dried spills from tile and hardwood—perfect for kitchens and entryways. Its LiDAR-powered home mapping creates accurate floor plans, enabling room-specific cleaning and no-go zones. The HEPA self-empty base holds 60 days of debris and captures 99.97% of allergens—a dream for allergy sufferers.

In testing, the AV2610WA excelled on mixed flooring, using CleanEdge Detect to blast corner dust into its path for 50% better edge cleaning. The self-cleaning brushroll resists hair wrap, a major win for long-haired pets. It runs up to 120 minutes, automatically recharging and resuming if the job isn’t done. While mopping is effective, it requires manual pad removal and refilling—no auto-wash. The lack of mop lift means you must remove the pad before carpet cleaning to avoid dampness.

Versus the eufy C20, it offers better carpet cleaning and allergen control but falls short on full automation. Compared to the UMMUND T7S, it has smarter navigation and stronger mopping at a lower price. It’s the best budget self-emptying robot for pet owners who want hospital-grade cleanliness without overspending. If you prioritize deep carpet cleaning and air quality, this Shark is unbeatable under $300.

This flagship cleaning titan sets a new benchmark for fully autonomous home care. With heated mop cleaning at 185°F, it sanitizes floors like a steam mop, killing bacteria and dissolving grime that cold water can’t touch. The NeverTouch Pro base does it all: empties dust, refills water, washes, and dries the mop—delivering up to 30 days of completely hands-free operation. Its 6 Power Detect technologies include floor sensing, edge cleaning, and dirt detection, adapting suction and mopping intensity in real time. The NeverStop Battery powers up to 3 hours of continuous cleaning, covering large homes in one go.

In practice, the RV2920XE is a precision machine. LiDAR mapping ensures systematic coverage, while NeverStuck Charged Technology lifts the robot over thresholds and obstacles. The DryGuard Guarantee ensures carpets stay dry—mop lifts automatically when transitioning. It handles pet messes with ease, thanks to thermally charged water and sonic scrubbing. However, the $700 price tag is steep, and the base is large, requiring dedicated space. It’s overkill for small apartments but perfect for large, busy homes.

Against the eufy C20, it offers heated cleaning, longer runtime, and smarter floor detection—justifying its premium. Compared to the UMMUND T7S, it’s far more advanced in automation and performance. For those who want the absolute best in set-and-forget cleaning, this Shark is the ultimate investment—delivering luxury-level convenience with industrial-grade results.

Built for spacious homes, the UMMUND T7S boasts an industry-leading 180-minute runtime in quiet mode, capable of cleaning up to 1,937 sq ft on a single charge—making it the king of coverage in this lineup. Its 2000Pa suction may seem modest, but paired with dual side brushes and a brushless motor, it efficiently pulls in pet hair and fine dust from corners and hard floors. The separate water and dust tanks allow true simultaneous vacuuming and mopping, a rare feature at any price. With 15 infrared sensors, it navigates cluttered rooms intelligently, climbing 15° thresholds and avoiding drops with confidence.

In real-world tests, the T7S excelled in large, open layouts, rarely needing to recharge mid-job. The Tuya Smart App offers room mapping, scheduling, and mode selection, though setup is limited to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. Its 2.90-inch slim body reaches under low furniture, and the four cleaning modes (Auto, Zigzag, Spot, Edge) ensure flexibility. However, mopping is basic—no scrubbing or drying—and the lack of self-emptying means manual bin emptying. It’s also quieter than most, ideal for daytime cleaning.

Stacked against the Shark RV2920XE, it trades automation for exceptional battery life and value. Compared to the eufy C20, it lacks self-wash but wins on runtime and coverage. It’s the best pick for large homes where longevity and reliability matter most. If you need a workhorse that covers every square foot without constant charging, the UMMUND T7S is unmatched for scale and endurance.