Description
This self-emptying robot vacuum and Malta’s daily dust make a good match: it vacuums and mops your floors at the same time, then empties its own dustbin into a sealed 3L bag in the base station. Laser navigation maps your home and cleans in neat rows, and you can start it from your phone or by voice. People looking for the best mopping and vacuum robot usually want one machine that handles both jobs without fuss, and this mopping and vacuum robot does exactly that. Call it a robot vacuum wet and dry or a wet and dry robot vacuum: either way, it sweeps and mops in one run.


✨ Key Benefits
✅ Empties itself: after each clean the base station draws the dust into a sealed 3L bag, with a dust full indicator to tell you when to change it
✅ Vacuums and mops at the same time with the 2-in-1 tank, 330 ml for water and 260 ml for dust, with three water levels
✅ LDS laser navigation maps each room and cleans in back-and-forth rows, with obstacle avoidance and anti-drop sensors
✅ Scheduling, no-go zones and zone cleaning in the app, plus voice control with Alexa and Google Assistant
✅ 3500Pa suction with three levels, Quiet, Standard and Strong, suitable for carpets
✅ Slim body that slides under beds and sofas, where dust collects in most homes


🇲🇹 Robot Vacuum and Malta Living
Dust is part of island life. Fine limestone dust and the dry summer wind come in through balconies and open windows, and floors in many homes need attention more than once a day. A robot vacuum and Malta’s dusty summers suit each other well: set a schedule and it cleans while you are at work, then empties itself into the base.
Tiled floors are common here, and as a sweeping and mopping robot it goes over them with the mop while it picks up dust, so footprints and light coffee spills are dealt with in the same run. In a small flat the slim body reaches under beds and sofas, and the base station is only 210 mm wide, so it tucks neatly against a wall. For anyone weighing up a robot vacuum and Malta flats with little storage space, that small footprint matters.


👪 Who It Is For
✅ Holiday lets and small offices, where a robot vacuum and Malta’s busy summer season mean floors need cleaning between guests
✅ Working parents who want clean floors waiting when they get home
✅ Houses on two or more floors, since it keeps maps for each level
✅ Pet owners, with Strong mode set for hair and larger bits
✅ Anyone with little time for a broom, a mop and a bucket
✅ Homes with tiled floors, rugs and some carpet


🛠️ How to Use It
Getting your robot vacuum and Malta home ready for the first clean takes only a few steps.
✅ 1. Place the base station against a wall on a level floor, with clear space in front of it, and plug it in
✅ 2. Put the robot on the base and let it charge before the first run
✅ 3. Pair the robot with the smartphone app and let it map your floor on the first clean
✅ 4. Edit the map: add virtual walls or no-go zones around rugs, cables and pet bowls
✅ 5. For mopping, fill the 2-in-1 tank with water, fit the mop pad, put the tank in and choose a Low, Med or High water level
✅ 6. Pick Quiet, Standard or Strong suction, then start a clean, set a schedule or ask Alexa or Google Assistant
✅ 7. When it finishes, it returns to the base to recharge and the station empties the dustbin into the bag


📋 Technical Specifications
| Suction power | 3500Pa, three levels |
|---|---|
| Base station suction | 20000Pa |
| Navigation | LDS SLAM laser |
| Runtime | 121-150 min |
| Battery | 2550 mAh lithium-ion, built in |
| Recharging | Automatic, under 20% battery |
| Robot dustbin | 260 ml |
| Water tank | 330 ml, three water levels |
| Base dust bag | 3 L, sealed with handle |
| Noise | Up to 60 dB |
| Robot size | 300 x 300 x 93 mm |
| Base station size | 210 x 145 x 335 mm |
| Voltage | 100-240V |
| Plug versions | UK, EU, AU, US |
| Control | App, Alexa, Google Assistant |
| Colour | Black |
| Package weight | 6 kg gross |
| Use | Household, hotel, garage, commercial |


🧽 Care and Maintenance
With a robot vacuum and Malta’s fine limestone dust, a little regular care keeps it working well.
When the dust full indicator comes on, lift the top cover of the base station and pull out the sealed 3L bag by its handle, then fit a new one.
✅ Empty and rinse the water tank after each mopping run so water does not sit in it
✅ Pull hair off the side brush and wipe the sensors with a soft dry cloth
✅ Wipe the charging contact strips on the robot and the base now and then
✅ Rinse the mop pad and let it dry fully before the next use


📦 What Is in the Box
✅ 1 x Self-emptying base station
✅ 1 x 2-in-1 water tank
✅ 1 x Robot vacuum
✅ 1 x Power cable
✅ 1 x User manual
✅ 1 x Mop pad
❓ Frequently asked questions
Does it have a UK plug?
It comes in UK, EU, AU and US plug versions and works on 100-240V. The UK plug is the one that fits sockets in Malta and Gozo.
Will it clean carpets and rugs?
Yes, the 3500Pa suction is suitable for carpets, and Strong mode is meant for hair and larger bits. When the mop is fitted, set a no-go zone around rugs so they stay dry.
How loud is it?
Noise is up to 60 dB. Many people with a robot vacuum and Malta’s open-plan flats choose Quiet mode for evening runs.
How often do I change the dust bag?
The base holds a 3L bag and a dust full indicator lets you know when it is time. Between a robot vacuum and Malta’s summer dust, it may fill sooner in the hot months.
Can it clean more than one floor?
Yes. It saves maps for more than one floor, so you can carry it upstairs and it knows the layout. Three anti-drop sensors help keep it from going over the edge of stairs.
How long does it run on one charge?
Runtime is 121 to 150 minutes. If the battery drops under 20% during a clean, it goes back to the base to recharge on its own.




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