TP-Link - Tapo RV20 Mop Plus

The RV20 is great for the price. But since it only has lidar in the front, it tend to do a couple of 360s during cleaning to detect the area. So its probably a bit lower, and a bit more clumsy that the others. But i have never experienced that it gets stuck, or cant find its way around.

Aunt Shaun is a staple in our house. I thought it was a ridiculous spend to be honest but don’t tell my husband, it may be the best thing we’ve got for the house. We have a Tapo one (we have the cameras and really didn’t need another app to control!) and we can map it, set it to come on each day at certain times and it can vacuum and mop. Our house was built in the 1800’s and is dusty plus add in two cats and a toddler, and the fact my husband seems to create ALL the crumbs in the world when making toast! Aunt Shaun runs downstairs only (kitchen open plan space plus utility room) but I’ve never thought about dragging it upstairs to run occasionally like someone else said so I may have to steal that idea! She’s set to come on at about 9am because by that time we’re up and out the house, I WFH so it runs while I’m working and can help if she shouts for help or gets stuck because my husband has left his slippers in the middle of the floor again and they’re being pushed around the room!

i was in your shoes last year. read reviews online, watch youtube videos and in the end was overwhelmed with information and ended up clueless. Decided to focus on the features that were important to me: 1. Price below $400 2. Decent vacuum power, at least 2500 PA. Don't intend to use the mop function 3. Proprietary app instead of 3rd party app 4. Docking station with dust bag 5. LIDAR navigation Bought the Tapo Rv20 mop plus in the end. It was on sale and i got it for $215. Being using it for 6 months and i have no complains

I have the tapo rv20 mop plus. A slimmer less powerful [2700] model. I only use it for the vacuum function and it does its job. Had it for 10 months but had to RMA once as the side sweeper motor was making weird sounds. App wise has been stable but I had to remap the house once on the 5 month as the robot couldn't locate the docking station. Comes with 18 mths warranty and paid usd 150.

I have the Tapo RV20 Mop plus. It's the previous model to the RV20 Max Plus. Had it for 1 year. I only use it for the vacuum function daily. No complains on the RV20. It functions as intended. I deep clean the robot every 2 weeks and replace the dust bag every 5 months. It has enough battery, even now, to vacuum my home, which is about 90 sqm. Only two issues that happened during the 1 year of ownership. Had to RMA the robot as one of the side brush motor was making strange noises. The other was that the map tends to glitch every 4-5 months and you will need to remap your home again

I just bought one for Christmas! We have a toddler and a cat, and there was always debris that they'd track in. We got a relatively cheaper model though as it was well reviewed for the price (Tapo RV20). It's been doing great on our floors, a mixture of laminate, tile and on rugs. We set it to run each day and it takes about an hour to do our downstairs. It's not a totally perfect job but definitely helpful for keeping on top of the dust!

Check Tapo from TPlink I bought it offline from ITNET , Kochi They have local service and reasonably priced

Tapo RV Serie, Preis/Leistung ist der Hammer. Der größte mit Station und Wischmodus liegt bei ca. 230€. Super zufrieden damit.

I have a Tapo and I absolutely love it, I can't remember exactly what I paid, but I think they average around $400 not on sale? (although one with the auto-empty dock is currently half price; $400 down from $800) They're absolutely brilliant, the LIDAR scanning is really effective at keeping it where it needs to be. I don't have an auto-empty dock but my friend does and I definitely recommend it; since they suck out the dust it keeps the filters cleaner for longer.

We have two - we got a Tapo in a Black Friday sale a few years ago and it was great. We then got a Hoover one in a Black Friday sale a couple of years ago so now I have one on our ground floor and one on our first floor (annoyingly we have a second floor too but 3 robot hoovers is probably too much 😂) Both are great. I don’t notice a particular difference between either brand. Think both were about £150 in the sale.

I had one from Tapo that has Matter support but I let it go because it does not let me use it just with Matter. It requires constant internet connection with their own server to enable Matter, which was annoying. I don't really mind using limited features. Can Roborock or Dreame be connected directly to HK, GH, or ST and used without their apps?

Take a look at Tapo vacuums. They're really cheap compared to others and only need internet when setting it up the first time in home assistant. After that you can block the vacuum from the internet and turn off updates to the integration and you'll be set.