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ZCWA Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo
More than 2,000 Amazon shoppers purchased this 2-in-1 device in the past month.
How it works
This 2-in-1 robot vacuum is an easy way to keep your floors sparkling clean as it combines mopping and vacuuming. It uses four motors to tackle dirt, debris and pet hair on hardwood, tile, laminate and low-pile carpet, while the mop function is safe for all hard flooring.The best robot vacuums and mops we've tested in 2025
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Connect the vacuum to your phone with the Tuya Smart App and control your cleaning schedule, modes and suction levels. The vacuum is also compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant, making it possible to clean your home with simple voice commands. A remote control is also included with the vacuum for added convenience.
It features a long-lasting battery that can work continuously for up to 100 minutes or 1,290 sqft before automatically returning to the charging base when the battery is low, or the cleaning is complete.
What people are saying
With hundreds of five-star reviews singing its praises, Amazon shoppers are "really enjoying" this budget-friendly robot vacuum.
It's "very efficient at picking up hair and dust," comments one user. "[I'm] really enjoying it."
"I'm thoroughly impressed," echoes another shopper. "It truly does an amazing job."
ZCWA Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo
This robot vacuum features three different control methods.
The 2-in-1 robot vacuum and mop "leaves my floors looking clean and fresh," writes a third Amazon reviewer. "I'm genuinely impressed with how efficient and smart" it is.
While the vacuum has earned a solid average rating of 4.2 stars, some warn that it's "not for homes with shedding pets," noting that it "doesn't have very strong suction power, even on the highest level."
Should you buy it?
If you hate dusty floors as much as you hate sweeping and mopping them, the ZCWA robot vacuum and mop combo might be for you. The 2-in-1 device tackles dirt, debris and pet hair in your home without you having to lift a finger. However, while some shoppers were "genuinely impressed" with the device, reviewers with pets were left wanting — something to keep in mind as you head to checkout.
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