TL;DR
You can't go wrong with this mop if you want the best bang for your buck. It has a few quirks but nothing detrimental to its value. I highly recommend it as long as you don't expect it to get your floors sparkling clean if you haven't cleaned them forever.

Pros:

- Does an excellent job on semi-dirty floors.
- No need to have it connected to WiFi. It is a good 'dumb' robot.
- Very easy to clean out the dirty tank, as well as the other parts
- BEST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK -- HANDS DOWN!

Cons:
- The scrubber rolls could press harder on the floor to help clean up more difficult spots.
- It got a 'squeaky wheel' after about the third time I used it, and I can't figure out where it is coming from.
- Often stops working when it hits a floor register because it thinks it is about to fall off the edge of the earth

I rate products for what they are, not what I wish they could be. That doesn't mean I don't have a few suggestions for improvement:

1. I want the ability to change the amount of water used on the floor. Some dirtier places could use more water.
2. Adjustable pressure for the roller
3. Speed control. Again, to help with dirtier floors. Slower travel == cleaner floors.
3. Ability to use distilled water (I'm guessing you can as is. I would love to hear from the company why they say not to use it)

TIP: Wet the roller before you start, and if you have a filthy floor, buy some 'spray and mop' cleaner to apply to the floor before starting the robot.

I like it. It isn't the very best mop in the world but for a cheap robot it is pretty good. I normally have to run it twice or occasionally three times. I have big dirty dogs who shed a huge amount of hair. So it clogs up, not surprising. It is not really hard to clean, probably easier with less long dog hair. I think it should use more water as the clean tank is usually still full after cleaning and the dity tank doesn't have much water in it. I need to talk to tech support about that.i yhrew awsy the box todaycso I will be keeping it.

So I was skeptical at first, but working full time and having to care for an elderly parent that spills stuff constantly I was desperate for help. This cleaner is worth it's weight in gold. The best feature is that there is a seperate tank for the dirty water. Good points first. The brush rotation and cleaning solution is strong enough to get rid of day old stains, and the spot concentration feature works well. I have not used the remote so I can't rate it and it took some time to figure out where the starting position should be for my type of room but once that was done, I just let it go and come back to a cleaner floor. My only issue is that cleaning the dirty water tank after each use is fiddly, small peices of debris and bits of detritis get into the tank and without a wider opening, getting those peices to fall out with the water flow is not happening, have to get tweezers and get it close enough to the opening to get the bits out. Once the manufacturers make a dirty water thank that is easier to clean - I hope they send me a prototype to test. I use this one daily - I highly recommend it for daily use. It can't beat a full on human clean getting to all the corners and knooks and crannies - however for large open spaces like hallways and paths and uncluttered areas it is the greatest invention. Also if the manufactureers add a steamer cleaner - I'll get 2! If you need daily floor cleanings - this is ideal.

I have Roomba S9+, their most expensive vacuum, and I love it. I was all set to by the Braava Jet M6, their whole-home-mapping fully automated robot when I realized that a) it cannot cross room dividers and b) you have to change pads pretty much every time it mops. So unlike the S9+, which can go into any room in your house (no stairs, obviously) and empties its bin after it's done, the Braava M6 is not a true automated solution. You have to intervene each time it mops. I figured if I had to do that, I might as well get an inexpensive basic model. I almost got the Braava 240 or the Samsung thing that moves on two buffing pads. I'm glad I didn't.

This is, I believe, the best mopping robot on the market. First, it's a real automated mop. It doesn't just scrub the floor with the same dirty pad. It sucks up the dirty water into a separate tank and the spinning buffer gets refreshed with clean water as it moves along. Second, while it doesn't have app integration or mapping features, it does create an internal map each time it mops, which means it methodically cleans whatever area you put it in. The small water reservoir is enough for about 1500 square feet, possibly more. That means it can mop most of the average person's home on one tank. It comes with floor cleaning solution, a cleaning tool and a replacement roller.

I am really impressed with the navigation and internal maps. It has some sort of front IR sensor, gyroscope and accelerometer and seems to know where in the room it is as it makes its map. It slows down before colliding with objects, just like my S9 with its laser "time of flight" sensor. It also cannot cross room dividers (like the Braava M6) and does not ride up onto rugs, but being confined to a room is a good thing with this robot, as it lets it mop only the room you put it in.

I absolutely love this thing. I don't see a lot of information about this robot on YouTube and I hope the company is doing well, because they are the only ones who seem to understand consumer needs in this product space. If they go under I will buy as many of these things as I can, so that I always have one. I can't recommend it highly enough.

One caveat...it cleans the floor well, but not spectacularly. About as well as my Bissel upright plug in "mop," but not as well as a real mop, provided you put some muscle into cleaning. The way I see it, this is to clean moderately dirty floors and keep them clean. Not to clean something disgusting that hasn't been mopped in months. Provided you go into it with that understanding, you will not be disappointed.

The media could not be loaded. So I was looking on Amazon for a great robot mop as the Shark robot vacuum I have works great and thought getting a robot mop would be even better! I was searching for sometime for something without pads to replace and this is the only one that does not require changing a pad for it to clean and the reviews seem very promising so I ordered it. Couple days later it came and I was super excited... I let it charge for a few hours and then filled it up and hit GO...... at first it was doing pretty good it was actually going around the walls without hitting them.... but then the wheels got wet and because of this it started to not work as well as I had hoped. At this point as I am writing this it is currently stuck on some grout and just spinning away but not able to move.... I have attached a video just to show what I am talking about..... so after about an hour I decided this is not going to work well for my floors and went back to a regular old mop and bucket.

What really bothers me about this is there are two very tiny wheels on the front and back of the machine and they easily get stuck in small cracks (or in my case grout) on the ground.... I am not sure who's bright idea it was to use super tiny wheels but hey... I am not an engineer.. maybe there is a method to the madness.... Also the main tires on the side of the machine are not really designed for gripping so even when it was not stuck on grout it tends to slide on the the tile it is on lol.... honestly I am very sad this did not work as I had hoped but from what I can see from other reviews this is suppose to be the cream of the crop kinda robot mop.... so be warned if you have larger grout lines in your tile.... this is not the machine for you.... if you have hardwood or lament this thing will probably be amazing but a last I can not confirm this since I don't have this type of floor.

The reason I gave this 4 stars is mainly because it really is not the robots fault that it can't get over the grout lines when it's wet this was just designed poorly and hopefully for the next gen they have some better tires like on the shark vacuum that literally blows through the grout lines with no issues..

Again if you have deep grout lines..... don't even do it I am saving you some time and disappointment.