BOBOT 3-in-1 Cordless Wet Dry Upright Vacuum and Mop Cleaner with Auto Clean Charging Base, Smart Li Battery System for Hard Floors and Area Rugs (Gold)

So beutiful product, great service, i clean with it - it's perfect !!!And the manual is perfect !!!

Not meant for animals, not meant for large jobs. Buy a swifter it’s a lot cheaper.

The Bobot is very much geared toward hard surfaces. The brush in combination with lower suction makes this not suitable for a thicker carpet. It might work on commercial type carpets that are tightly woven and thin. It would need a separate brush accessory to handle anything thicker. This vacuum does not have a strong suction, but with the design of the roller it functions well on hard flooring. When using it in the dry mode it is a step above a Swiffer style broom because it has an active roller and suction. It is fairly quiet for a vacuum. It is much quieter than our hand held Dyson. It is lighter than a traditional vacuum cleaner, but heavier than a hand held vacuum. Using it in the wet mop mode works well. Once the clean water starts flowing it comes out pretty evenly, which is better than the spray design on spinning mops. The tanks are small and will take a few fills depending on your square footage. I like this compared to spinning mops because it collects the dirty water as it goes compared to having to stop to pull the pads off to clean. It is not perfect though. Something like a sticky dried juice spill proves difficult to clean using this alone. It will take a few passes. I was able to clean my floors on a single charge so the battery life is decent. It is easy to use and change out/clean the tanks. The instructions are not clear on how to use the autoclean function. You need to fill the clean water tank before running the clean function. This will spin the bush on the stand and clean out the residual dirt. Overall I like the Bobot mop. It has potential for an upgrade. If they increased the suction power and provided a carpet brush this would be a strong choice for people that have a mix of hard flooring and carpets. As is, this is a good option for someone that predominately has hard flooring with a few thin carpets mixed in. With its limited carpet capability and heavier weight the price seems a bit higher than expected ($270 at time of review). However, if you take into account that this is replacing your dusting broom and electric spin mop then the price, while high, isn't that far off the mark. I would recommend this product, but do keep in mind that it is best used with a hard surface.

This BOBOT 3-in-1 Cordless Wet Dry Upright Vacuum and Mop Cleaner with Auto Clean Charging Base is rather expensive for what it does and doesn't do. First, the listing states, "purchase BOBOT cordless wet vacuum Cleaner you will get up to 9 accessories, (1) soft roller brush (2) floor brush (3) main machine (4) clean water tank (5) wastewater tank (6) two in one self-cleaning and charging base (7) adapter (8) intelligent handle (9) aluminum alloy rod." Nothing listed here is an accessory!! They are all part of the darn machine!! What are gonna do, leave out the aluminum alloy rod???Also, I have to say the video commercial is a joke! There is no way this will pick up all the stuff they show. And, no it does not make housework "elegant and relaxing from now on', by no means! This thing is heavy to me. It is much heavier than a similar, but better, stand up electric mop and up regular stick vacuum.I understand most of the manual, but it fails to give all the required info. It certainly gives you enough of what not to do, but what about finishing the "how to use" the cleaning mode? It just drops the ball on that one. Mine does nothing when I put it back on the base to clean it. The cleaning button flashes, but then... NOTHING. Maybe, I missed something that IS NOT in the manual.It cleans okay, but it doesn't have enough suction to suck all the water. And, it turns off if you dare to get it a little too upright. Well, there are times when I need to maneuver it a bit more upright than it wants to go, which is not really that upright, but it just cuts off. It also cuts off completely with just a few ounces of water in the dirty container. I don't understand why it won't hold a full "clean water container" full.I was really excited to get this contraption, but I'm really on the fence now. It seems to do better on linoleum than on hardwood floors, and it doesn't suck up all the water or pick up near what they depict it will. I don't know how to clean the brush with it on the base, and I really don't want to wash it every time I use it. As I said, it's really expensive to not be better at what it is and does. I'm just not sure about this...