iRobot Roomba 105 Combo Robot Vacuum

Not consistently. A common complaint is units that stop working, fail to charge or throw errors within weeks or months of setup. If you buy the Roomba 105 Combo, keep the packaging, note the return window and check the warranty terms before you need them.

It's mixed. As a light daily wipe of hard floors the mop goes down well, but pump and water-flow faults come up too. It avoids carpets while mopping, and you can switch to vacuum-only mode in the app if the mop gives trouble.

Sometimes. Some units get stuck during a run, and app connection trouble and missing features are recurring gripes. ClearView LiDAR mapping is meant to learn the layout, so clearing cords and low clutter before a run gives it the best chance.

Loud. The robot itself can be noisy, and the dock is louder still when it empties the bin into its sealed bag. If you run it while you're home, schedule cleans for a time when that noise won't bother anyone.

It's listed at up to 100 minutes per charge, and it weighs 6.45 lb, a figure checked against iRobot's own site.

Yes. In the Roomba Home app you pick vacuum-only, mop-only or combo mode. When it does mop, a built-in micro-pump keeps the washable microfiber pad damp.