Matrix Plus 2in1 Robot Vacuum & Mop with Sonic Mopping, Matrix Clean, Home Mapping, HEPA Bagless Self Empty Base, CleanEdge, for Pet Hair, WiFi, Black/Mocha, AV2630WA

We have a fairly messy house, 4 kids, 4 dogs, and 4 cats. Everyone has long hair, and I am disabled, so unable to keep up with the house. I never thought we'd be able to use a robot due to clutter. My sister recommended one, so I started looking. I got this, I didn't get too helpful, I was sure I'd be sending it back. PROS: - My floors are clean, lol. The living room carpet has never looked this good. The kitchen floor looks great! The cat litter that gets spread on our bedroom floor is gone. - When it gets full, it takes itself to its base, empties, and picks up where it left off. - If the battery is about to die (15%), it goes back to its base. - When it empties into the base, the base holds the same amount of dirt as my full-sized, upright Dyson. I've only emptied it 3 times in 2 weeks of daily use, and 2 of those times were when the floor was in rough shape before we got it in better shape. CONS: - It takes FOR-EV-ER to set this thing up. Having it map the whole house and then fine-tune each room was a nightmare. It took hours, like 8 of them (not all in one go). Even now that it's mostly set up, I STILL have to tweak some of the areas. - We did have issues with the hair getting caught in the roller the first few times we used it. It will stop and say, "My roller is stuck." You turn it over, press 2 clips to take the roller out, cut the hair, and put it back. It takes seconds. - It doesn't do corners or edges at all. You're still going to be using your upright vacuum hose for those areas. - The mop setting is good for maintenance cleaning, but it's not going to get any marks off. We ended up doing a good clean of the kitchen floor to get stains up, and now we just use the robot to keep it clean and smell good. - It can get loud. When it goes to its dock and empties, it's VERY LOUD, about the sound of a regular vacuum, but it only stays that loud for a few seconds. When it's sweeping/vacuuming our tile floor, it is pretty loud. Not quite as loud as a regular vacuum, but it's loud. Barely noticeable on carpet. - It's not the best at navigating some things. Some things I know it can fit under it will look at and go around, other things I know it can't get past (8 chairs at the dining room table), it will die trying to get around. It is all in and ready for war with those chair legs. Very often it will get itself in, but it has to be helped out. Overall impression: I am disabled, and this is a lifesaver, game changer. I paid $350 for it, and I feel I got my money's worth. It's not perfect, you're still going to need to take care of corners and stains, but for everyday maintenance, it's great. The app kinda sucks, but not as bad as some of the other comments are saying (maybe they did an update). Setting it up was complete BS and a total nightmare, but once it's done, you never have to mess with that stuff again. I would buy again for $350, not sure if I would buy for anything higher, it would need to do corners and edges a bit better to get me to pay more.

I’ve had this product for 6 months. I wanted to wait for my review, to see how I felt about it long term. It definitely helps me keep up with daily cleaning. We have one room with carpet and the rest are tile or laminate. I expected the hard floors to be where it was the best, but the carpet is much better than expected. We have a black lab. It helps with dog hair, for sure. It is by no means perfect. The two complaints I would have are that it doesn’t do well on edges. One of the reasons I chose this model was the description of puffs of air and circulating brushes that help with corners. That’s not accurate, or at least not effective. I still have to sweep manually to get dirt out of corners and edges. Often while it’s getting started, I got around with a broom and move debris to the middle of her path. My other complaint is that occasionally she crawls up on something, such as a shoe and then won’t come down because she thinks she’s on the edge of a cliff and about to fall. The mopping isn’t quite what I expected. Water is just squirted on the floor and then wiped. There’s no sucking up dirty water. But that’s a minor issue. I don’t mop as much because you have to be here to fill the reservoir and change out the mop pads. Vacuuming can be much more automatic. Overall I’m happy. It’s nice to come home from work with sweeping complete, most days.

Life saver product to keep the floor clean in between deep cleanings. Need to use the vacuum setting first then go over it again with the mop setting to make sure it’s not just pushing dirt around. And the hair tends to get stuck if you don’t vacuum first. With daily to every day use it will say the roller is stuck and I have to take it apart (which is very easy) and get the hair out of the roller ends (we have two big dogs that shred year round). Sometimes it will randomly try to go in areas I have blocked and I have to dock it and start over. The cleaning solution is a fair price and I like that there are different options to the cleaning solution. We go with the antibacterial and it smells great. Overall I think it’s a good product for how much it cost.

Positives: One of the most organized, well-packed appliances I've ever received (see pic). Clear, easy instructions so you can get started right away. Does an amazing job vacuuming. See the pic of my living room. Gets every spot in every room. The app is pretty user friendly. When you first set it up, it does an exploratory run to map out your house which was super accurate. It doesn't get stuck like other robots of different brands I've had. I like the the mopping feature (vacuum is up front, mop in the back, so it vacuums first and then mops behind which is great if you have pets and pet hair). We have a cat and a Rottweiler and it picks up so much hair everyday! I appreciate how it dumps the contents on its own and I just have to worry about emptying it every so often. Negatives: When choosing carpet zones, it won't let you go smaller than 8.3ft x 8.3ft. Um, hallways, smaller rooms, etc? I googled it and the only solution was to let it go off the map which is what I did, but what a pain (see pic). Robot cannot redock while mop plate/pad is on, therefore you cannot really program it to mop while you're away. It took a lot of playing with the map to get the configuration right for mopping. Since you can't make the carpet zones small, you have to pretty much remove area rugs for the mopping feature. Also, so that it doesn't drag the wet mop pad across carpet, it can't really mop my front entry way or bathroom downstairs unless I pick it up and put it over there. Overall: I would buy this again at the Amazon Prime Day price only ($350). The map and choosing areas has carpet zones needs to be improved, and the mop could do a little bit better. It does also state that there should be two feet on each side of the docking station. As you can see in the picture, on the right hand side, I do not have two feet clearance. This was literally the only spot I could put this vacuum since it's supposed to be on a level floor and not carpet. It has not been a problem at all other than I do have to rotate it to empty the container, but that doesn't bother me. The battery life is excellent so far. I've been using this 3.5 weeks now. It is able to do my entire downstairs which is about 1200 square feet and that doesn't even use half the battery. It takes about 70 minutes for it to do and I just program it early in the morning before I wake up.

I love this vacuum especially compared to my old Roomba. The mapping feature is accurate and it doesn’t get stuck like my old one and finds the base with no trouble. I love that it empty’s itself into the base with large waste bin. I just wish the solution tank was bigger. My home is only 1600 sq ft (300 of that is carpet so it doesn’t mop on the carpet) but when mopping I have to refill about 2/3 of the way in.