Yeedi - M14 Plus Robot Vacuum and Mop

Got a  yeedi m14 plus when it was on sale a while ago. When it runs into liquid stains, it releases water, applies pressure, and cleans the mop at the same time. It actually does a good job cleaning the floor and prevents the stains from spreading. I think I’ll keep using it.

Wow, it’s such a great deal now! It goes back to the base to wash the mop after it’s done. My m14 has two tanks, one for clean water and one that collects the dirty water. I think that’s pretty neat, helps keep things cleaner and less likely to grow bacteria. After it’s done washing, it’s best to let the mop air dry, so it doesn’t start to smell.

Pretty much the same reason why I got the Yeedi M14. I wanted to try a model that doesn't smear dirty water everywhere, but I also didn't want to break the bank. I've been using it for a while now, and I'm really happy with it, much better than I expected.

For me, as long as it can navigate well, avoid small stuff and cables on the ground, auto-empty, and wash and dry the mop, that's more than enough. I got the Yeedi m14, and it's been easy to keep the floors free of hair and dust.

You might consider the Yeedi M14+. Amazing price for a roller mop on Amazon.

Yes. It is an excellent robot. Check the reviews on YouTube and read the Amazon reviews.

You might consider the Eufy S1 Pro Omni. Price/performance it can't be beat. I have it and it has performed extraordinary well. Obstacle avoidance is top notch and roller mopping is excellent. I tried the Aqua 10 Roller, Yeedi M14+ and the Z60 thinking newer is better. I returned all three. The Aqua 10 leaked. The Yeedi got stuck on carpet and the Z60 consistently got stuck on cantilever chairs. Newer is not always better.

1. Always ignore the advertised pascal values. They almost always don’t mean anything, especially by itself. 2. As a robot with an embedded spinning lidar, ecovacs, owner of yeedi, did not implement it well. I believe the eufy e25 is at a similar price. The yeedi M14 is a decent vacuum and mop robot. There definitely are longstanding issues with its app like dividing rooms. If that’s the case with your home, I’d return it and get a robot from a different brand as they usually don’t have this issue. I just don’t recommend its flagship sibling model because other robots at the same price do better. As a general statement; Just not all robots are good moppers by virtue as it has a roller mop. The more important thing is how it is implemented. This is also the case with navigation as we’ve seen brands with the same navigation setup of a lidar tower have different results when it comes to navigation. The DJI romo, relying on solid state dToF sensors (like the Saros 10R) and radar appears to be the best navigating robot yet doesn’t have a lidar tower.

If you're willing to spend a little more, you could get the yeedi m14 plus for under 700 bucks. It comes with a roller mop and being newer, other features are probably more developed and complete. Whether you need it more for vacuuming or mopping really depends on your floors, and mine works fine on my hardwood.

I think it's worth a shot. I’ve got a yeedi robot vacuum and I actually use it way more than I thought. In fact I just let it mop the whole floor, and I lie on the couch watching TV.

Looks like hair’s the main problem here. A robot vacuum helps a lot with that, you can just schedule it to run a few times a day, and it’ll pick up the hair for you. I have a yeedi robot vacuum, and I think its suction is decent, does a good job picking up regular hair from my carpet.

My L20 Ultra just died after 18 months. I have a 3 year warranty on it i guess, but honestly I dont even want to deal with the headache or nightmare that is customer service and warranty. It Stopped taking clean water. I replaced it with a Yeedi M14 a few days ago. Meh.. Yeedi is LOUD, battery life sucks ass, no camera, has gotten stuck once a day so far (dreame almost never, ever got stuck). LOUD, makes weird noises. IDK. I think this guy is going back and Ill buy a MOVA or Dreame again

Over the last 8 years or so we owned a number of different robot vacuums. We’ve owned Roomba,Neato, Shark, and for the last 4 years we’ve been club Yeedi. Not only are they (Yeedi) a great value for the money but their customer service is outstanding. They stand behind their product, not only during the warranty, but after the warranty period runs out. Two months ago we bought the Yeedi M14 Plus. We paid $599 but recently Amazon had them for $529. Does an outstanding job and the mop function works very well. Navigation is excellent. Self emptying and self cleaning of the mop are great. This is a brand you don’t hear much about but we have a large house and two big dogs and it does an outstanding job. Also pretty quiet.

I’ve had Yeedi robots for many years and we have a 4500 sq ft house. Granted, we have 2 robots going but they both cover the whole house. They have to recharge in the middle of cleaning but they get it done. Our newest one has improved cleaning over the old ones of course so we let them both do the whole house. Our newest one, Yeedi M14 Plus, had a roller mop that works great but also vacuums at the same time and does a great job. Self emptying and self mop cleaning with hot water. Great value, I think compared to similar models from other brands. Was $529 on Amazon recently and other comparable brands were $750-$1000. Just my two cents.

Have had a Yeedi M14 plus for about 2 months now and very impressed with what they call the Osmo roller mop. When it docks it cleans the mop with hot water. We have owned Yeedi robots for over 4 years now and they have the BEST customer service. They replaced a robot that was about a month out of warranty and I broke a part. I broke it but they still replaced it.. outside the warranty period. That was 2 years ago. Just recently one of the plastic parts on our 3-4 year old robot was worn out and I asked them if they sold that piece so I could replace it. They said they didn’t but they sent me a whole refurbished robot and station. Granted I had just bought my M14 plus a month before that but they owed me nothing and still did that. Pretty damn good customer service if you ask me. And we have been happy with their robots ( and we had owned Shark and Neato robots before). We use our robots every day in a large house with two big dogs and a cat.

I got a Yeedi M14 Plus for a little over $400, and honestly, I think it’s just as good as those more expensive roller mop models

After I clean with it once, there’s basically no dust or stains left on the floor, so I usually use it every other day. The map building is fast, and it makes sure to cover every part of the house in order. When it cleans, it tackles each room one by one. So I think it’s pretty organized and doesn’t miss much.

Since you already mentioned Yeedi, I’ve actually used their M14 Plus for a few months. The roller mop does a pretty good job on hardwood floors. It doesn’t just push dirt around like some others. It also handles my carpeted areas fairly well with decent suction. For the price, feels like a solid all-around option if you want both vacuuming and mopping without too much fuss.

It really depends on what you need. If you're not too picky about floor cleaning, I think a robot vacuum would be enough for daily upkeep, and I let my yeedi m14 plus do it every day. You just need to do some deep cleaning regularly, no need to vacuum manually every day.

I’ve got a Yeedi M14 Plus, and it crosses a small threshold to my bathroom without issues. But anything around 4cm might be a bit challenging for it, just like with most robot vacuums. I got it for about 600 bucks, and I’m pretty happy with the cleaning performance. As for maintenance, if you're not really into cleaning solutions, the only extra cost would be the dust bags, but they're pretty cheap anyway.