SWEEPING MOPPING PROFESSIONAL

It will sweep and mop your home efficiently.īe prepared to show the robot where its charging base is from time to time, and enjoy fuss-free and efficient cleaning and mopping.Many professional cleaners suggest vacuuming first before mopping. Other times, it found its way back to the recharging station without any issues.Īll in all, for the under $490 Early Bird offer, the Neabot NoMo Q11 robot vacuum is a futuristic-looking, multi-function sweeping and mopping robot vacuum with an auto-empty station that easily connects to its app. On starting, the robot would sweep the room with its Lidar and announce that it was lost. This is the single biggest issue I had with the Q11, and I often found the robot asleep in the middle of a room. It got lost about once every two days, issuing a message that it could not find its charging dock - even though the charging dock was on, clearly marked on the map, and broadcasting. The Neabot NoMo Q11 robot vacuum needs regularly repositioning, as it does not seem to know where it is sometimes. The app lets you specify how much water you want on the mopping cloth. Mopping is reasonable - and the mopping cloth does get soiled quickly, showing that there's good pressure on the mopping module. There is a little wheel at the back of the mopping unit to ensure that the mop glides over the floor easily. The mopping cloth hooks onto the unit and is attached by Velcro pads. The mopping module clips onto the bottom of the existing dustbin and water tank. When the Q11 had finished its mopping, it went directly to a carpeted area and started to sweep and mop that area, too.

I specified an area to mop and started the NoMo Q11 mopping the area using the local clean option. But I had some problems with the area clean. You can also use the app to click and drag an area to clean and specify no-go zones. There is a dual-function dustbin and water tank on the NoMo Q11, which is exactly the same tank and bin as the Lydsto robot vacuum I am currently testing and will review next week. The current version of the app does not have the capacity to set no-sweep and no-mop zones - a feature of both the Ecovacs Ozmo T8 and Roborock S7 robot vacuums. The app also lets you specify schedules to clean, do not disturb times, and whether you want the dust to be collected each time by the auto-empty station.

The map quality in the app is excellent - far better than the map on the iLife V9e, to be sure.

This produces a map of the space it has cleaned. The NoMo Q11 will clean the entire space the first time it operates. In normal use, the NoMo Q11 is not too noisy at just 65dB. At normal mode, power is 1500Pa, and at strong mode, it's 2500Pa. This robot vacuum has 4000Pa suction on max mode, which is incredibly strong suction power. The robot vacuum can be noisy at maximum power. The NoMo Q11 will also go back to the dock to recharge if its battery gets low. The top of the robot has two buttons: one for operation and one to recharge. The NoMo Q11 has Lidar and will avoid obstacles in its path. However, it's such a different design to other auto empty stations that it's actually quite pleasing to look at once you get used to the boot shape. It reminds me of the sort of rigid boot you need to wear if you break your ankle. The self-emptying dustbin unit looks like a 1970s vision of the future. The robot body itself does not look all that different to other brands I have reviewed - it does however, it has a nice blue pulsing light where the controls are and a low profile. The Neabot NoMo Q11 robot vacuum looks 'futuristic-retro' - quite unlike most of the other robot vacuums I have looked at so far.

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