The Lubluelu SL68 LiDAR Robot Vacuum is a feature-packed and well-designed little powerhouse! I picked it up to keep my hardwood floors in the kitchen and living room clean with daily runs, and it does that job really well—the suction is solid and keeps dust and dirt under control. The initial LiDAR mapping was impressive; it quickly scanned the entire floor and mapped out furniture and zones. I especially love being able to designate specific zones for targeted cleaning. The app has been reliable and easy to use—no issues there.

The vacuuming is definitely the star of the show, and while the mopping feature is good, it didn’t blow me away. For my needs, it might’ve been more practical to get separate vac and mop bots rather than having to clean and dry out the shared dustbin each time. Still, the combined functionality is convenient for those who want an all-in-one solution. Battery life is great, and yes, it talks a lot—which adds a little charm, even if I’m still not sure if it once told me to “stop talking” or “stopped mopping.” Overall, it’s a great performer, especially for vacuuming. A strong 4/5 and definitely worth considering!

This thing works great provided you have a living space that meets a couple of important requirements.
1. You need to keep things off of the floor, so if you have small children (or grown husbands) who have a habit of leaving things on the floor you will need to train them to better pickup after themselves.
2. You need to avoid moving big pieces of furniture around too much. The robot gets confused when the ottoman is moved 2 feet from its last position. This applies more to things the robot can’t go under like ottomans and couches.
3. You need to avoid having a lot of chairs packed into a small space.
4. Having doors at the entrance to any stairs that go down (and keeping them closed).
Of these the first and second are probably the most important since you can use the software on the app to designate no-go zones to tell the vacuum to avoid the stairs and chairs.
The robot really is as easy to setup and run and the instructions claim. After placing it in the charger we pressed the button and the robot drove off to learn about the home. After making a map the robot started vacuuming the house. The robot does between 500-600 sq feet per charge, although it seems to have power left before it goes to recharge so we can’t really say if that is the limit or just a result of the power management.
We found the robot struggled with the kitchen table. Our table is probably too small for the number of chairs we have packed around it and the robot really struggled to maneuver around them. The crossbars on the chairs are low enough that even through the robot does physically fit under them, we think the clearance is so tight that the robot thinks it can’t. We’ve since found that it makes more sense to have the robot skip the table area.
The robot does fine in the family room and is able to handle the coffee table being moved around since it fits under the table and just has to avoid the legs. It is less enamoured of the ottoman in the living room, which gets moved frequently and never put back in exactly the same spot. It still manages to clean the room but it takes a noticeably longer amount of time than it does cleaning the family room, which is about the same size.
The robot does just fine vacuuming on both carpet and hardwood. We haven’t had any issues with the robot scratching the hardwood. We haven’t had the courage to try the mopping functionality yet, and to be honest I’m not sure if we ever will. We are happy enough with the vacuuming. If we do try the mopping we will update.

Product description on Amazon did not give indication of large area required around docking station.
Subsequently product was not suitable for my purpose as would not auto recharge/empty.
Other than that seemed good item.

This robot vacuum cleaner arrived very nicely packaged in a sturdy cardboard box that also includes the cleaner’s accessories, its charging station (19V, 0.6A, 1.5m cable), a quick start guide and full instructions.

Setup is easy. You have to pull out three foam transport protection tabs, clip on the side brush and switch it on.

I already had the ‘Smart Life’ app on my phone but it can be downloaded for Apple or Android from the appropriate app store. You then press both buttons simultaneously on the cleaner, press ‘Add’ in the app and it finds the cleaner.

On first run the cleaner goes around the room(s) to find where the edges are. It then builds a map of the room which is displayed in the app. It then plots an efficient cleaning course to follow when vacuuming the room (see phone screenshot). It does make some noise but it’s much quieter than a normal vacuum cleaner.

You can set a schedule for each room on the map to be cleaned, clean specific zones, set ‘No Go’ zones or clean specific areas or whole rooms on demand.

After the cleaner is finished (or when its battery drops below 15%) the cleaner returns to its charging station and puts itself on charge.

I scheduled this to clean my office at 9:00pm (which had been fully vacuumed the day before) and after two runs I was shocked how much dust and fluff was in the collection chamber (see picture). The collection chamber simply unclips for emptying and has a built in, washable HEPA filter.

I haven’t tried the mopping function for hard floors yet so I can’t comment on it.

I’m very impressed with the efficiency of this little cleaner. It’s easy to set up, cleans well and the app functions as it should. At £189.99 I thought it was a bit on the expensive side and was going to remove a star because of this but at its current price of £124.96 it’s well worth it so it gets 5 stars.

I have never owned a robotic vacuum before. I became interested in it because my cats are spending more and more time in my room lately. I love their cuddles but more visit time also means more loose fur and pieces of litter spreading around. I am not crazy about that aspect. I thought this little robot might help me keep the problem under control with a bit less work than I normally have to do. It is not hard to set up but does take a little bit of time to charge before it’s ready for action. I also needed to download the Home Life App in order to map out the routes this thing needs to take to keep things well vacuumed. Again, this was not terribly difficult, just took a little time. I have only done the one map of my bedroom so far. The vendor/manufacturer promises that it will sweep, mop and vacuum all at once. I have to say it does do a decent job of keeping my bedroom floor clean. I have vinyl flooring so it is able to use all three features with ease. The cats certainly took a while to get used to it but now all is peaceful in my domain. Overall I do recommend the purchase of this product. It seems to work quite well. You can also make maps for multiple rooms and even link them all together. I just don’t have the patience or attention span to do that much programming on the app lol.

The Lubluelu Robot Vacuum is a great addition to your home for maintaining or replacing vacuuming needs, I was really impressed with the quality of the robot – it’s very well made and comes with replacement parts as well in the box not to mention the extensive instructions that come in the box.

In the box you get the vacuum itself, a moping pad with a replacement pad, replacement brush head, the home base, charger and a little cutting item that I believe is to be used to remove hair etc. Following the instructions was very easy and connecting it to the app was also very easy – the app is where it maps out your locations and you can change settings for no go zones etc.

It does take a little bit for it to map out the area, once it’s done it will then start to clean and vacuum – I did really like the fact that it mops at the same time but don’t expect that it will remove stains on floors, it’s more of a maintaining the cleaning of floors instead of actually “cleaning” – one thing the tank advises is that you cannot use any type of cleaning solution in the water tank.

I did find it did a really good job of vacuuming up all the crumbs etc. on the floor as evident when emptying the bin, the biggest downfall to robot vacuums is that if you are someone who likes to leave things on the floor then this will not be ideal for you because the robot does need clear floors in order to work properly so if you have kids that leave toys, clothes etc. on the floors then you’ll have issues with it trying to vacuum those up.

I found it to be fast charging when on the home base and overall, very effective – it was quiet when operating so I would recommend it with the side note of the leaving things on the floor – make sure to take that into account before getting it.