Yeedi Vac 2 Pro robot vacuum and mop combo cleans like hand mopping but 5x faster?

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=>Check the points below to see the Yeedi Vac 2 Pro information in details are:-

1. Meet the Yeedi Vac 2 Pro robot vacuum and mop combo a cleaning companion for spotless floors.
2. Cleaning power this cleaning robot has a unique oscillating mopping system and 3000Pa strong suction.
3. So it is easy to keep wood laminate and tile clean.
4. Obstacle avoidance an advanced 3D obstacle avoidance technology helps the robot detect and dodge everyday objects.
5. These include shoes pet bowls and toys.
6. Floor type identification the Yeedi Vac 2 Pro steers away from carpets in mopping mode and automatically adjusts suction power for optimal cleaning.
7. An Intuitive Yeedi app lets you adjust settings select specific rooms for cleaning and control the vacuum with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.
8. Long runtime enjoy uninterrupted cleaning sessions with an impressive 240-minute runtime on a single charge.
9. The vacuum automatically recharges and resumes cleaning where it left off.
10. Put floor cleaning on autopilot with this robot vacuum and mop.
11. Yeedi is its oscillating mopping action meaning it scrubs your floors rather than just wiping them.
12. And this worked well leaving my floors much cleaner than most standard robot vac mops.
13. But it has a cheap-feeling thin scrap of a mopping pad that does not seem like it will stand up to more than a couple of washes and does not come with any extra pads.
14. Also the water reservoir only holds 180mL so you need to refill it on every run.
15. The Yeedi water tank holds a minimal 180mL and its mopping pad is paper-thin.
16. The vacuum 420mL bin is under the lid.
17. The mopping pad / water tank attaches below.
18. The Yeedi uses a spinning side brush and hybrid bristle rubber roller brush.
19. Which was effective on both carpet and hardwood floors but needed to be cleaned frequently.
20. While the Yeedi can now auto-avoid carpeted areas when mopping and increase suction as it goes over rugs in vacuum-only mode.
21. This is a standard feature on a lot of mopping vacs today.
22. You also have to remove the mopping tank if you want to vacuum your carpets as it can not vacuum them with its mop on.
23. It is not a big chore but does mean you are less likely to use the mopping feature regularly if you have a lot of rugs or carpets you also want to keep clean.
24. Higher-end options like the Roborock S7 have found a way to address this by lifting the mop when going over carpet.
25. The Roborock also uses this feature to air dry the mop while charging with the Yeedi you have to remove it after every mopping run.
26. The Yeedi vacuum has an impressive 3000Pa of suction power and a big 5,200mAh battery that promises over three hours runtime easily on par with most top-of-the-line models.
27. But it never ran for more than 85 minutes in testing and often returned with a low battery.
28. The Yeedi did a good job of cleaning my house in neat methodical rows carefully navigating around objects without banging into things and covering most of my floor.
29. Although it did occasionally skip large areas for no obvious reason.
30. This is probably due to its navigation and mapping tech.
31. Most high-end robot vacuums use lidar-based SLAM mapping deploying a more precise laser tech to determine where your rooms are.
32. Yeedi uses a camera on top of the robot for navigation which is a cheaper technology and much less precise.
33. This visual SLAM mapping failed to properly identify the rooms in my house struggling to see the wider doorways.
34. The robot could only find two rooms in my five-room 800-square-foot downstairs area and that was after two tries.
35. After its first mapping run it was convinced i lived in one giant room.
36. Yeedi did recently push a software update that added the ability to divide and merge rooms on the map so i was able to manually create rooms and use the room-specific cleaning features.
37. Its navigation smarts failed it a few times with the robot missing an entire room a couple of times and ending the cleaning job before it had reached everywhere.
38. Obstacle avoidance is also less effective compared to more expensive competitors deploying AI-powered avoidance tech.
39. The robot uses 3D structured light technology to detect items that are over an inch tall so floor mats, cables, pencils and your kitty little accident wo not be avoided.
40. It does do well at avoiding bigger items such as a pair of shoes or a school backpack left in the hall but pencils, headphones, cables and socks all tripped it up.
41. The Yeedi is good at navigating around things maneuvering through chair legs and over thick rug tassels with no trouble.
42. All this means while you do not have to tidy up as much if you want to make sure the robot finishes its run you ca not be totally carefree about it all.

=>PROS

1. Excellent mopping
2. Rarely gets stuck
3. Lower price
4. Works with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa for voice control

=>CONS

1. Spotty visual SLAM mapping
2. Flimsy mopping pad
3. Poor battery life
4. Expensive when paired with an auto-empty dock
5. Have to remove mop to vacuum carpet