Nice. I'm using Everybot RS700. It rotates two round microfiber pads to clean floors and windows (you can hold it up). The microfiber pads are attached to two small water tanks above it. Runs for over 1 hour. I use a bit of MrMuscle, no problems. Only problem is its not a smart navigation but has multiple preset patterns you can select via a remote. It's definitely better than my old braava 380t. Try it and see if its as good as the Braava and iLife.
The Braava M6 may be better at cleaning a small area, but if cleaning a large room, it's essentially dragging that soiled cloth across the entire room unless you keep washing or changing that pad. Ouch! The W400/W450 has an advantage when mopping large area in that the dirty water is sucked up and emptied into the built-in tank.
@@RobotMasters I was considering buying it when I saw it for over 300 on Amazon. My decision was made when I went to their site and saw it on sale for 179.99. Can't wait to try it out. I used to have the Scooba and loved that but it quit working.
@@oups4391 So far has been 5 or 6 months without issues, so I really recommend it, because I'm not a gentle user, I have 6 cats and 4 dogs so even when my roomba remove the big part of dust and hair, the shinebot collect what remains
Hey so basically the w400 will win if i do manually a second pass😀 plus its cheaper and also its way better at liquids..but for some reason my brain keep telling that moving a wet pad all around my floors won't clean as well as the w400 washing roller system what do you think?
Daniel you have a point, moving a wet dirty pad around probably isn't the most sanitary. Picture how most people mop manually. They drop a clean mop in a bucket of cleaning solution, than rinse out the excessive liquid, mop a few square feet until dirty, clean the dirty mop and repeat. So basically the Braava m6 can do everything except clean its mopping pad or vacuum up the excessive dirty water. The w400 is an excellent Mopping robot minus the self charging and being able to select certain areas.
@@RobotMasters so right!! I will call the best mop robot when it did all the w400 does plus laser radar maping .plus self charging station and selft cleaning with tanks with clean water and solution bottle adapter or something and a tank for dirty water. I will call that the best mop robot where it basically does everything just like this new robot on kicks starter call (NARWAL) do you know it?
Yes can't wait to get my paws on one 😁. Note: the Vacuum part on the Narwhal seems like an after thought, no spinning brush just a vacuum port 😓. I also want to get the spot mini from Boston Dynamics and the foldimate from kickstarter that folds your clothes.
Well the Braava Jet m6 did better on tougher stains that dried up, where as the iLife w240 does better with small liquid spills. I found the m6 to be easier to clean.
Reason I got a w400 I have a lot of pets and sometimes they pee on the floor (territorial cats) and if the M6 goes through it, it’s just going to spread it all over the house while the w400 would actually scrub it up and suck it up. One pushes dirt around and gets it stuck in the mop. One picks up all the dirt and scrubs the floor. Key and point: W400 4:34 M6 5:27
Great video. I am curious if you have a pet like a dog or cat and it has a bathroom accident, and you are away from home but have the robot s9 and m6 clean how would it handle the mess? Would it make a bigger mess? Not sure if you can really test this, but if you figure it out then that would be a great video. Again using vacuum robots and mopping robots.
Hugo good question, unfortunately these robots can't handle poop or urine, they will spread the feces around, there a couple of youtube videos of people coming home to poop spread everywhere from the roomba. If you do have pets try to contain the pet or the robot to one area to avoid the disaster.
It depends on what you are looking for. The iRobot Braava Jet m6 has smart mapping features aka tell it to mop a certain room. Has both disposable and non disposable pads. The iLife w450 can handle wet spills and has a separate dirty and clean water tank
Another informative video Robot Masters! I've been using my W400 the past couple of days and I must say it cleans quite well. There have been a couple of times it cleans the same place back and forth for a few minutes before moving on. I am a bit disappointed that it won't just continue cleaning the house floors without stopping (until water runs out) like a robot vacuum does. Seems like it's programmed for a particular area of space even on the large room mode and stops when that cycle is complete. Have you found any workarounds for this? Thanks again!
Huh, must have a really large open area, are you using Area mode, I believe the Path mode only covers 25 sq/m. Also the Robot will stop in the other mode to allow you to clean the mopping pad, this is a feature iLife implemented to avoid the brush roll to get too dirty and start spread dirt around. I will look for a work around l 😆
Ok, try starting the robot from the bottom left or right corner of the area, see if it can cover the entire area in one go. Should be able to keep going until the water or battery runs out.
Hey mate what's your recommendation on dried on stains I currently own a deebot 950 and its shit house at getting dried up stains. Maybe with some programming itd be great but don't see that happening so looking to get a mop to go with the deebot. Any recommendations would be great also one that can take a cleaner would be a plus
I probably should have, I just pushed the clean cycle on both the robots and let them do their cleaning cycle. Probably would of clean better if the w400 had multiple passes like the m6 did. Usually the w400 will only do one pass.
*I run the m6 daily, and my floors look awesome🌼 **allabout.wiki/ILIFE-Robotic** I wet mop 2 days and dry sweep the rest of the days. When I first got it, I used the included disposable pads. I didn't like them--the dry pad has no depth so if it picks up a chunk of something, like dry cat food, then it pushes it around or drags it around the floor. The wet pad wasn't very absorbent so left streaks and wheel marks.*
Very good, your video is very beautiful and clear.
Excellent idea to use a glass table!
The best video ever, about floor cleaning robots.
Good boy!
Very nice job demonstrating and going over the differences 😊
Nice. I'm using Everybot RS700. It rotates two round microfiber pads to clean floors and windows (you can hold it up). The microfiber pads are attached to two small water tanks above it. Runs for over 1 hour. I use a bit of MrMuscle, no problems. Only problem is its not a smart navigation but has multiple preset patterns you can select via a remote. It's definitely better than my old braava 380t. Try it and see if its as good as the Braava and iLife.
Thanks for your helpful Info
The Braava M6 may be better at cleaning a small area, but if cleaning a large room, it's essentially dragging that soiled cloth across the entire room unless you keep washing or changing that pad. Ouch! The W400/W450 has an advantage when mopping large area in that the dirty water is sucked up and emptied into the built-in tank.
excellent test setup. thanks!
Thanks 👍🏻
At the moment I go with the iLife w400 $199 vs $399.00 that cost the M6 to have similar results.
Glad to see the pricing decreased on these mopping robots. I think I paid $299 for the w400 and $499 m6.
@@leeanndiamond8218 Not a bad price!!!
@@RobotMasters I was considering buying it when I saw it for over 300 on Amazon. My decision was made when I went to their site and saw it on sale for 179.99. Can't wait to try it out. I used to have the Scooba and loved that but it quit working.
200$ on amz for the w400...i rather buy from there...no questions ask on Returns if it breaks within a month or two...sometime 3.
@@oups4391 So far has been 5 or 6 months without issues, so I really recommend it, because I'm not a gentle user, I have 6 cats and 4 dogs so even when my roomba remove the big part of dust and hair, the shinebot collect what remains
Hi just wondering if your ilife w400 is still in good condition and functioning after all this time? Thanks
Yeah it still working.
Thank you, very helpful video!
Thanks 😊
I’m in Hollywood for vacation right now I may pause it. NOOO!
I hope not
Wow that’s good. I made it through the video though! Yay!
Nice always wanted to visit Hollywood 😀
good test but I think for such rough dirt, the robots are simply not thought. if I drop an egg in the kitchen, you can do the rough with a rag
Yeah If I dropped an egg, I would push it under a corner and call it a day 🤣 Hahaha
Hey so basically the w400 will win if i do manually a second pass😀 plus its cheaper and also its way better at liquids..but for some reason my brain keep telling that moving a wet pad all around my floors won't clean as well as the w400 washing roller system what do you think?
Daniel you have a point, moving a wet dirty pad around probably isn't the most sanitary. Picture how most people mop manually. They drop a clean mop in a bucket of cleaning solution, than rinse out the excessive liquid, mop a few square feet until dirty, clean the dirty mop and repeat. So basically the Braava m6 can do everything except clean its mopping pad or vacuum up the excessive dirty water. The w400 is an excellent Mopping robot minus the self charging and being able to select certain areas.
@@RobotMasters so right!! I will call the best mop robot when it did all the w400 does plus laser radar maping .plus self charging station and selft cleaning with tanks with clean water and solution bottle adapter or something and a tank for dirty water.
I will call that the best mop robot where it basically does everything just like this new robot on kicks starter call (NARWAL) do you know it?
Yes can't wait to get my paws on one 😁. Note: the Vacuum part on the Narwhal seems like an after thought, no spinning brush just a vacuum port 😓. I also want to get the spot mini from Boston Dynamics and the foldimate from kickstarter that folds your clothes.
@@RobotMasters hajajaja i would love the folding clothes robot too!!!!!!HAHHA BROTHER ARE WE LAZY OR MAYBE WE JUST LOVE TEGNOLY TOO MUCH!!!🙊🙊🙊🙊😱😱😱😱
@@danielsv17 Both hahaha, for me just pure laziness 😆
What was the result of this series
Well the Braava Jet m6 did better on tougher stains that dried up, where as the iLife w240 does better with small liquid spills. I found the m6 to be easier to clean.
Reason I got a w400
I have a lot of pets and sometimes they pee on the floor (territorial cats) and if the M6 goes through it, it’s just going to spread it all over the house while the w400 would actually scrub it up and suck it up.
One pushes dirt around and gets it stuck in the mop.
One picks up all the dirt and scrubs the floor.
Key and point:
W400 4:34
M6 5:27
Thanks Master! :D
clou1969 No Problem 🤣
Your daughter is so cute 😍
Thanks, they always are at that age 😝
So the Braava will produce dirty edges.
Great video. I am curious if you have a pet like a dog or cat and it has a bathroom accident, and you are away from home but have the robot s9 and m6 clean how would it handle the mess? Would it make a bigger mess? Not sure if you can really test this, but if you figure it out then that would be a great video. Again using vacuum robots and mopping robots.
Hugo good question, unfortunately these robots can't handle poop or urine, they will spread the feces around, there a couple of youtube videos of people coming home to poop spread everywhere from the roomba. If you do have pets try to contain the pet or the robot to one area to avoid the disaster.
Robot Masters Thank you for answer
Do you know Everybot - mopping robot from Korea? Wish to see your review on it
If the company sends me one to review, I will review it 😁
I need to see this
Oh nice video wow
I want to buy met mop robot, which one is better iLife or iRobot?
It depends on what you are looking for. The iRobot Braava Jet m6 has smart mapping features aka tell it to mop a certain room. Has both disposable and non disposable pads. The iLife w450 can handle wet spills and has a separate dirty and clean water tank
Thank you, which one is easy to maintain?
@@SubhaBose The iRobot is easier to maintain.
@@RobotMasters thanks you, I will go for bravado jet then
Another informative video Robot Masters! I've been using my W400 the past couple of days and I must say it cleans quite well. There have been a couple of times it cleans the same place back and forth for a few minutes before moving on. I am a bit disappointed that it won't just continue cleaning the house floors without stopping (until water runs out) like a robot vacuum does. Seems like it's programmed for a particular area of space even on the large room mode and stops when that cycle is complete. Have you found any workarounds for this? Thanks again!
Huh, must have a really large open area, are you using Area mode, I believe the Path mode only covers 25 sq/m. Also the Robot will stop in the other mode to allow you to clean the mopping pad, this is a feature iLife implemented to avoid the brush roll to get too dirty and start spread dirt around.
I will look for a work around l 😆
@@RobotMasters I have 1,300 square feet of solid surface flooring on my first level, maybe I'm expecting too much :)
Ok, try starting the robot from the bottom left or right corner of the area, see if it can cover the entire area in one go. Should be able to keep going until the water or battery runs out.
Wow, that's a huge house.
Are you a engineer have a degree in, how did you get the shark back together. Real test is how they handle grout lines
Yes I did and it working fine 😃
Are they any hybrid robots that mob as good as these and vacuum?
The best hybrid robot vacuums are the Roborock S5, S6 or S5 Max, Viomi V2.
hi, can you compare braava m6 and scooba 450?
Sure got to find a working one. Alot of broken ones for sale, maybe someone can loan me one for a week 🤔
Could you tell me about the Ilife only mopping or can vacuum ... thanh you
only mopping
Hey mate what's your recommendation on dried on stains I currently own a deebot 950 and its shit house at getting dried up stains. Maybe with some programming itd be great but don't see that happening so looking to get a mop to go with the deebot. Any recommendations would be great also one that can take a cleaner would be a plus
The m6 or the Narwal seems to have the best performance at removing stains. All of these are maintenance mopping machine, won’t get very tough stains.
Why didn’t you let the w400 do multiple passes like the m6
I probably should have, I just pushed the clean cycle on both the robots and let them do their cleaning cycle. Probably would of clean better if the w400 had multiple passes like the m6 did. Usually the w400 will only do one pass.
Second
apricotbucket28 what happen, no first 🤔🤔🤔😮😮😮
irobot is great
*I run the m6 daily, and my floors look awesome🌼 **allabout.wiki/ILIFE-Robotic** I wet mop 2 days and dry sweep the rest of the days. When I first got it, I used the included disposable pads. I didn't like them--the dry pad has no depth so if it picks up a chunk of something, like dry cat food, then it pushes it around or drags it around the floor. The wet pad wasn't very absorbent so left streaks and wheel marks.*