Yeedi Vac Max robot vacuum +review mop review

Simply put this is a dual vacuum and mopping robot. At its price point, this is not a bot that’s loaded with bells and whistles, naturally. Unlike its cousin the Yeedi Vac 2 Pro, this version does not come a self emptying vacuum base and charging station (but you can actually add it on if you want to; it will work with it) and it’s also missing the upgraded oscillating scrubbing mopping plate underneath that the Vac 2 Pro has, which is supposed to mean a deeper and more thorough clean. The plate on this version is static.

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Unlike some other bots there are two plates for the bot; one used for vacuuming only and another when you want to mop. We’ll get to this in a sec.

In short, this is a straightforward, no-nonsense robot vacuum and mop—ideal for those just getting into the robot vacuum world.

Yeedi also says this bot has 3D obstacle avoidance and carpet detection while in mopping mode to keep the wet mop off your rugs.

What’s in the box?

The Yeedi Vac Max has just a few parts and pieces and does need very basic assembly.

There’s the vacuum, and it comes with a simple recharging dock that you can use, if you don’t opt for adding on the self emptying station.

Also in here is the new mopping plate which consists of an 8 ox/250mL water tank and reusable some disposable mopping pads. There’s also a corner brush you’ll need to snap onto the bot.
Obstacle avoidance
One of the big features Yeet likes to market with this bought is its ability to avoid obstacles and hazards. Obstacle avoidance technology generally uses things like lasers and/or cameras to see obstacles and go around them. Yeedi says this technology works best with bigger objects, and not small things like earrings or narrow items like cords. But we’ll Gert to exactly how the bot lives up to this in a bit…
2.Repeat multiple passes over the same spots:
Repetitive mapping at some spots is the reason of repeat passes, you can just cancel all the mapping that established and make Yeedi vac max do mapping process from scratch again. If your house has lots of furniture and decorations, there is a tiny chance that repeat passes may happen.

Adding Voice Control: Google or Alexa
On the topic of voice control, I can say it was quite simple to add Google Home and Google Assistant functionality to my robot. Getting this set up requires you to go into the Google home app, and add a device. Search for the Yeedi brand and then tap to link your account. In about 30 seconds I was set up and ready to go.

A couple other features this bot has worth mentioning:

You can set a cleaning sequence; in other words you can choose what order of rooms it will clean in and if you want it to go over an area twice. You simply tap this out in order when you’re choosing the rooms you want to clean
Cleaning power & tests

I put all my vacuums through the same tests; I get them to sweep up finer things like flour or sugar, middle sized bits like rice or oatmeal and bigger cracker pieces, on both carpet and hard floors. With mopping I’ll let them clean dog paw prints or spilled and dried coffee.
Let’s start with the mopping.

This is not a thorough wet mop, but more a light wipe to keep dust down. Even so I put a small coffee spill on the floor and let it also tackle some dried on coffee and wine spills.

Much to my surprise it wiped them completely away! The mop was actually outstanding at mopping and left the floors clean, shiny and looking pristine.
With the vacuuming, there’s from 600 to 3000Pa of suction power depending on the level you choose. In my in home testing, this bot isn’t as effective as some other bots, particularly the Yeedi Vac 2 Pro.

I’d say it picked up about 80% of my spills, but it did struggle a bit with finer flour, and with powering dust out of even shallow grout lines.
Overall review
Overall, this bot is just okay—it’s a bit of a study in contrasts. It’s not wowing me with any special features…it’s just an okay vacuum but it is a great mop. It gets stuck more often than other bots because it lacks obstacle avoidance, but it has adjustable suction and mopping waterflow. The mapping is basic, but it does the job for the most part.
But considering the low price point this dual vac-mop is at, you can probably forgive a lot when it costs as little as it does. Originally priced at $369US its now just $259.
Considering other bots with similar technology, or that have some of the improved features we might be looking for cost twice and up to three times as much, this bot is a bargain. As long as you’re clear that for this price it’s not perfection.
The optional yeedi self-emptying station is also available on Amazon for $199.99US

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