I love that I can customize the route it takes, even while it's operating, and make sure it goes exactly where I want it. I haven't tried the mopping feature yet, but the vacuum is great. Set up was a little tricky with the app, but now that it's done, it's very convenient.

Impressed with how well this thing picks up dog hair and foot traffic dirt. I only have to use it ever couple of days

This little BIObot is fantastic! I have tried others including Roborock, and this Bio blows it away. It is easy to set up and program, does a great job getting along the baseboards, and empties every time without getting stuck in the bot. I have 3 Great Danes so I get a fair amount of hair everyday. I set it to clean while I'm working from home, when I'm done every room is cleaned. I also set it to empty after every room clean because of the hair involved, so its ready to go for the next room. I always know when it has cleaned the carpets because it leaves it little pattern showing that it has gotten every square inch. I also have 3 raised dog beds and it goes under them with no problem without getting stuck. The roborock got stuck every time! I love my Biobot!

I have three dogs and used to Swiffer daily to keep up with the fur and dust. It was never quite enough. Vacuuming every day would be ideal, but who has time for that? I sure don’t. When I saw the bObsweep Bio Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum %26 Mop on sale, I figured it was worth a shot. And wow... I should’ve bought this years ago. It’s truly a game-changer. I now have it set to clean three times a day, and my floors look consistently spotless. Even the corners it can’t reach don’t build up fur bunnies like they used to, simply because the rest of the floor is always clean. It’s made a visible difference in my home. One thing I love is how well it transitions between surfaces. My house has hardwood, carpet, and laminate with about a quarter-inch height difference. This little robot climbs between them effortlessly. It doesn’t struggle—it just keeps going. When it encounters cords, it doesn’t get tangled or stuck trying to fight them. It pauses and tries to maneuver around. That said, it’s best to pick up cords ahead of time for a smoother clean. The self-emptying dock is a dream, and the activated charcoal odor filtration is a subtle but powerful bonus. In a pet-filled home, I’ve noticed the air feels fresher, which I didn’t expect from a vacuum. As for the squeaky wheel issue some reviewers mentioned, I found a quick spray of WD-40 on the axle where the wheel joins fixed it instantly. No big deal. If you’re a pet owner or just someone who wants a cleaner home without the daily grind, this vacuum is worth every penny. It’s not just a cleaning tool. It’s peace of mind.

I appreciate not having to push a vacuum nearly so much anymore. ‘Mr.Clean' is not perfect but he is good. Love the way he gets the corners. I have 3 dogs and a cat- I have hair! Sometimes I have to clean the brush during using I. It still so much easier than using the vacuum

I feel the directions for setup and configuring the bObsweep app are practically non-existent and what directions you can find are poorly written. Also, there are issues with getting the robot to resume its vacuuming task after it encounters a problem and the issue is cleared. For instance, during a cleaning cycle to vacuum the whole house (3000 sq ft), the robot battery ran down to 8 percent which it normally does--so it went back to the base station, emptied the bag, and began charging. When the battery charge reached 93 percent, the app indicated an error was detected. Once the battery reached 100 percent I was able to wiggle the robot while still connected to the base station which cleared the error, it did not auto-resume its vacuuming task. To get the rwmaining 3 rooms cleaned, I had to manually place the robot in each room then press go. I had to do this for each of the 3 rooms--one at a time until the whole house was vacuumed. After it did each of the 3 rooms, it started vacuuming a room it had prviously vacuumed. It was as if it was going to do the whole house again. It does get stuck on throw rugs, charging cables, etc. which throws an error until it can be cleared. On a positive note, it does do a good job of mapping the whole house and vacuuming the entire house if no errors occur even though it normally takes almost two entire battery charges to complete one cleaning cycle.

This is just ok. I had to return the first one because it was so loud and I got another. This one is quieter but doesn't pick up as well as my Shark did. The app is also not as friendly as Shark's. It took forever to map and still misses areas.

I only had for 2 weeks. The mop attachment somehow ripped during one of the first cleanings. Then the unit started to sound like a lawnmower. I cleaned the unit after each use and only used bottled water, so for it to breakdown like it did was very disappointing. I returned it to the store.

My initial reservations arose from the substantial discount offered on this vacuum. Subsequent use revealed several functional deficiencies. The vacuum consistently fails to effectively traverse area rugs or flooring transition strips, resulting in incomplete cleaning or requiring manual intervention to dislodge it. A persistent and unusually loud squeaking noise is emitted by the edge brush, even in the absence of foreign objects. The associated mobile application presents significant usability issues, lacking an intuitive interface. These factors indicate a product that is not performing as expected, alongside potentially questionable marketing strategies

It vacuums ok. Not anywhere near as well as my 4 year old shark. It mops less than mediocrely, but scratches the hardwoods while doing it. I've checked the front wheel and there is nothing it. It is leaving 2 solid lines next to each other all over the hardwoods. If I still had the box I would return it. Unfortunately, my husband got rid of it.