EVERYBOT Three-Spin Robot Mop - Ultra Quiet Smart Mopping Robot Cleaner Only | Powerful Stylish 3 Spin Wet Mop for Hard Floor & Tile Cleaning with Remote Control | Large Water Tank

Only got yesterday but charged it and put on the pads and it cleaned for about 2 hours on our tile floor with grout lines. We had mopped the old fashion way the day before and was really surprised at how much it picked up! Charged again last night and did it again in a different part of the house and again it ran for about 2 hours on the same type of flooring. I like how it goes in a non organized way. My Irobot one won't do grout lines and goes back and forth and does a good job but this one is much better. Besides I can pause it and drive it to where I want it to work more. For the price it is the best. I have a IRobot Braava380 (which is ok) and a Shark 2 n 1 (complete waste of money). I'll update if it does not keep up the good work. FYI - I had a IRobot Scooba for over 15 years and it was the best mop yet... why IRobot changed into the Braava is a mystery to me!

I will state up front: This was purchased in Dec. 2021 as a Christmas gift. While the gift was unwrapped for Christmas, the box itself was not opened until today (August 17, 2022). We had house renovations going on over the first half of the year, and chose not to use the device yet, so the box remained unopened. The Amazon policy is returns after January 31, 2022 on this purchase, and no product service on this purchase after June 7, 2022.I had to choose a star for the rating to actually be submitted, otherwise it would be Zero.That being said, what was purchased is not what was delivered. First, I did not realize it was an "open box/refurbished" item, not that I'm opposed to those. What I do expect, however, is that all of the parts are in the box, and it is in working condition. Sadly, that was not the case.First, the unit was still very dirty, which was the least of the issues. I mean, it will get dirty if it's being used, right? Here are the issues: First and foremost, there was no Charging Adapter supplied with this purchase. Therefore, we don't even have the ability to charge up the EVERYBOT Edge to see if it's operational. Next, the remote control supplied with the EVERYBOT Edge is not even a remote control that appears to be for this product, let alone any EVERYBOT product (see pictures).My wife did clean as much of the dirt off the product as possible. In doing so, it exposed a crack in the handle.I contacted Amazon, since the purchase was fulfilled by Amazon.Com Services LLC, and was told there was nothing they could do, since the dates above had already passed. The chat agent sent me the link to the EVERYBOT USA website and suggested I contact them directly. At this point, I hadn't even asked what potential remediation there could be (sending me the correct charging adapter and remote that were supposed to be a part of this purchase would have been a great start). If Amazon would like to state that I had until January 31st or June 7th to bring this up, since those are the terms, then I'd also like to point out that most terms include getting everything you paid for.I expected more. I wish I could review the actual product, but I guess I'll have to contact EVERYBOT directly to find out replacement part numbers, costs, etc., before I can even determine if this product works as expected.

Very satisfied, silent and works well.Great customer service as well.Jenny

Honestly, this is a great little machine. Quiet and effective, I really enjoyed the "fire and forget" way of just dropping it in a room and closing the door and it cleaned everything. I used it for spot cleaning where my Shark Mopvac would not go (close to rugs, for example. This machine's sensor was great at avoiding rugs.) It also did a better job of cleaning spots on the floors that the Mopvac could not, because it scrubs with 3 counter-rotating pads.This was actually the third machine I owned. The first stopped charging as well. The second, I think it was human error - when you put the machine down after inactivity, you have to hold the start button down for several seconds, and I sort of missed that. So, this one was the third I have owned, and it was really good for a while, with the battery lasting even longer than advertised. But sure enough, it stopped charging at mid-August after purchasing in May. It shows a charging light, and then gives the tones that mean it is fully charged (the lights on the machine show this as well.) But then when I take it out of the cradle, the lights go off, and no amount of fiddling makes the machine wake up. And when I put it back in the charging cradle, it starts charging from zero again.The fact that I tried three times shows you how much I liked the machine. You could mop your whole hose with three mops and two charges (only took a little more than an hour to charge.)Unfortunately, I expect that it should last 2-3 years, which my Sharks have done. Cannot recommend.<Later Edit>After I complained about the above on the company website, the company was very responsive, returning solutions within 24 hours. Those solutions didn't work. They told me to return the machine, but due to their holidays in another country, it would take 3-4 days. Sure enough, 3 days later I got the return postage and was able to send in my old machine, with a new one arriving 2 days after they received the old one. This told me 1) this company cares about their employees, not making them work over their holidays, and 2) they have ethics, because they tried to fix the problem, and when that did not work, they replaced the entire machine at their cost. So, assuming their quality improves, I could recommend this machine for the reasons above. The latest one has had no problem since I got it, and it is cleaning my downstairs as I write this. I would say give it a try, and if you have problems, get on the company website, and let them take care of the problem, not Amazon. Seems a better way to get the value out of the product. Thanks!