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We have an Eufy one, cost about £200. It's good.
Auto emptying is unnecessary unless you're planning to set it off on scheduled cleans and entirely ignore it for weeks on end. Mopping is average at best. Will get a bit of dust/surface dirt off but anything vaguely stuck won't come off.
It's not as good as the super-fancy Roomba I picked up cheap but on the other hand that broke and had to be returned. That had room mapping and you could send it off to clean specific rooms, highlight areas that needed extra cleaning, etc.
I have an Eufy G30 now, Cost a couple of hundred and it's one of those things where prices massively fluctuate so keep an eye out for discounts, reductions, etc Good at picking up dirt, we send it round the kitchen most days to keep on top of stuff. The floor needs to be pretty clear, can't leave stuff out unless it's substantial enough not to be pushed round or sucked up.
You'll need something else too (I got a Dyson from the refurb store) for cleaning stairs, occasional spills, awkward corners, skirting boards, etc
If your place is suited to one I'd definitely buy one. Wouldn't spend more than a few hundred though unless you really wanted fancy apps and stuff.
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Who’s got a robo vacuum? Do we need auto emptying? Do they really mop? Which one do we get?