Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo 2 in 1, 4500Pa Strong Suction, G8000 Pro Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, 150mins Max, Wi-Fi, Self-Charging, Good for Carpet, Hard Floor

Pros & Cons at bottom of post I am surprised that this robot vacuum found dirt to pick up after I used my normal push vacuum. It decided it was time to head back to the base at 16% battery. I was VERY impressed with how much it picked up on a light traffic floor of the house with 1 cat. While it will go over coax cable, make sure to pick up any unsecured cables on the floor. It managed to untangle itself several times due to my laziness and curiosity of how it would handle different obstacles. Also, a 2 meter long CVS receipt *almost* managed to clog it. However, the little vacuum kept going. Receipt trailing behind. The app is simple and easy to use. I use the carpet boost option, as it will be going from tile to carpet. My personal opinion, max suction is a waste of battery for hard floors; yet great for my low & medium length carpets. I fully charged the vacuum before use (as the instructions state to do). It took around 4.5 hours for a full charge from 16% battery. Pros: Great suction, works on pet hair, good run time, determined when stuck & can untangle itself, app works well, notifications on my phone, vacuums efficiently by mapping the floor, doesnt fall down stairs, respects (magnetic strip) boundaries, no issues going from carpet to tile to an area rug, easy empty dust bin, includes a brush/hair cutting tool built in, and not too loud. Cons: Will wedge itself under some 3 spaces (sofa, table, chair) and become stuck (but easily fixed with a magnetic boundary), the cat doesnt ride on it like Ive seen in those adorable videos, the app has a location access nag screen (but the app can still be used without enabling location)

After doing a lot of research to find a good robot vacuum and mop it became obvious that the Tikom robot would be the best value buy. For a long time I thought that if I wanted a good robot vacuum I would have to spend $500+, I now know that that is not the case. I also really liked the modern looking a sleek design of this robot vacuum. I opted to buy the Tikom model with the stronger suction and I’m so happy that I did, especially because I have two pets (a cat and a dog). Every time I run it I am shocked by how much dust/dirt it picks up. If you’re a cat owner you know how annoying it can be to have to constantly sweep up cat litter. Thankfully the Tikom has no problem vacuuming up my cats litter. Also, I really like that it runs in straight lines instead of moving randomly like other robot vacuums. Because of this, I feel like it gets a more thorough clean without missing any spots. It has no problem going under the couch or any beds, which is great since those aren’t usually places that I clean myself. Since I have a very open concept home I didn’t think the mapping feature that some more expensive vaccines have was necessary. All in all it’s perfect for my two bedroom apartment!

The unit itself worked ok for a week or so. Mapping function is unimpressive, but it was nice to be able to use the Wi-Fi to start it remotely. It was also nice to control the suction power and some other features remotely. After the first week, the unit would stop working and state the main brush was stuck. When inspected, there would be no obstruction. With a simple push of a button, the unit would then run again for a 10-20 minutes before repeating the issue. No amount of cleaning or disassembly could fix it. To be clear, the unit would encounter this problem in the middle of hardwood floor. The mopping function seemed gimmicky-you can only use water and the tank is small. I doubt anyone would purchase this for that function, in any event. It did not seem smart. My old unit would bounce around and eventually clean a good amount of floor space, I never expected it to clean the entire floor. This unit spent more time going over the same area again and again. It did not seem to be learning from its tracks. As a positive, and when working, it did seem to pick up a lot of hair and debris. I ended up returning it.

Good for the money, but the boundary strips you have to put down on the floor are pretty ugly and definitely make me wish I had just got a Roomba. But then again this is literally 1/4 the price so it depends if you can afford better. If not this does the job but you also spend a lot of time getting it unstuck and pulling kids toys and socks and whatever else my kids leave on the ground for this to get stuck on. But, then again my floors are pretty clean and I dont have to do it, so, theres that.

I wish I had found my new best helper years ago! As a dog lover my pets are my kids but their hair drove me to think maybe a robot vac could alleviate my stress? The decision to buy this one was a dream come true. Check the suction if you are also buying one. I think my choice of a Tikum was the best.

Bought for my parents Christmas gift. They are 90. Remote obviously doesnt work through walls and around corners but they think it should. Otherwise I cant find a problem with it. They have hardwood floors so no mopping function is needed even though it is available. It goes under furniture and couches. Gets everything cleaned. They love to watch it roam around and head back home to charge and they can empty it.

I love this vacuum! I have two dogs and I run it once a day to help keep up with the dirt and hair. Works like a charm and keep the floors clean all week long.

This Tikom is amazing its not loud and does it’s job. The only thing is the mopping, , we can’t put anything in the water, it’s plain water, no scent. I still give it a 5 stars.