Lubluelu robot vacuum 4000Pa with mop

A robot vacuum with mopping capability can make day to day cleaning feel far simpler, especially when you have pets or mixed floor types. The Lubluelu Robot Vacuum with Mop uses LiDAR navigation to plan routes more effectively, then supports no go zones so it can avoid areas you would rather not clean. With strong suction up to 4000Pa, it is positioned for tackling pet hair, dust, and dirt that can sit deep in carpets or in floor edges. 🧼

If your home has more than one floor, this model also stores multiple maps, which can reduce the hassle of cleaning each level differently. You can control it via the smartlife app and use voice commands through Alexa. 🐾 It is a practical choice when you want automated cleaning that still lets you shape what happens in each room.

Key points

Lubluelu’s approach here combines laser mapping and route planning with multi map storage, so the vacuum can build a picture of your rooms and then clean with less repeated remapping. The navigation uses LDS9.0 LiDAR mapping technology, and the manufacturer says it can map faster than standard LDS.8M laser range, which supports more efficient path planning in complex home layouts. It also recognises layout using SLAM navigation to help it structure cleaning around the spaces it finds.

On the cleaning performance side, the brushless motor drives suction up to 4000Pa in three modes. That matters if you deal with embedded debris on carpets, or if pet hair tends to collect in the pile and along the edges. The cleaning head includes a roller brush and rubber brushes alongside two side brushes, which are designed to work together for picking up dust and dirt across different surfaces.

There is also a mopping function, with support for a Y shaped mopping option, which can be useful for maintaining hard floors between deeper cleans. The app lets you adjust water level and suction and set cleaning modes, so you can tailor output for different rooms. You can even create up to 10 no go zones, including areas such as carpet or pet areas, or children’s play spaces.

If you want less micromanagement, scheduled cleaning and zone based cleaning are included, and you can switch the cleaning sequence and preferences per room in the app. Ten no go zones can help reduce the chances of the robot going where it should not. Keep in mind that the app stores the maps in your cleaning record, according to the manufacturer.

Tech specs

• Name: Lubluelu Robot Vacuum with Mop
• Type: Robotic vacuum cleaner with mopping
• Format: App and voice control
• Size: Maximum sweeping area of 100 square meters
• Capacity: Up to 5 maps stored
• Weight: Not stated by the manufacturer
• Suction power: 4000Pa, with 3 suction modes

Pros

A strong suction figure of 4000Pa is a clear headline feature for households that need help with pet hair, dust, and debris that can cling to carpets. The combination of roller brush, side brushes, and rubber brushes is designed to pull in dirt from across the floor, including areas where grime hides in grooves and crevices. The manufacturer also states that when carpet is detected, suction automatically increases to the maximum for deeper cleaning.

Navigation is another major benefit, because LiDAR mapping and SLAM are used to support more accurate route planning. With multi map storage for up to five maps, you can run different schedules for different floors without having to start the mapping process every time. This is helpful if you regularly clean upstairs and downstairs in separate routines.

Control options are flexible, with monitoring and scheduling available in the smartlife app and voice commands supported via Alexa and Google Assistant. You can create custom no go zones so the robot can avoid areas you want to protect, such as children’s play areas. Want more control over cleaning style, for example edge cleaning, zone cleaning, spot cleaning, double cleaning, or scheduled cleaning, you can choose these in the app.

It is also worth noting that the product is described as supporting a 2.4GHz network for app use only, so check your home Wi Fi setup before purchase. The manufacturer also notes that performance may vary in other environments, so results can depend on floor type and layout.

It makes sense if you want automated cleaning with mopping, app customisation, and stronger suction for carpets and pet hair. It might not be the best match if you need extensive technical details beyond what is listed, as some specifications such as weight are not provided in the available information.

What’s included

The available product information does not specify what is physically included in the box, such as charging dock, mop accessories, or additional filters. To avoid any mismatch, it is best to confirm the included items in the listing on amazon UK before buying.

The essentials

If you have a mix of carpet and hard floors and you want a robot that can handle both with suction and mopping, Lubluelu’s feature set gives you a lot to work with. The app supports custom cleaning schedules, suction adjustment, water level changes, and different cleaning modes, which is useful for tailoring cleaning to room needs. You can also create no go zones and set up to ten protected areas, which can help you manage safety around pets and children’s play spaces. 🏡

You will like it if you value LiDAR navigation, multi map storage, and fewer repeated mapping steps across floors. Worth considering if pet hair and embedded dirt are recurring issues, as the 4000Pa suction target and carpet detection are built around deeper pick up. It may not suit you if you want very detailed spec sheet information, or if your home setup cannot support 2.4GHz app connectivity.