Best robot mops for hardwood floors

In its favour

• 18 mm auto-lift raises the mop as soon as carpet is detected, the highest lift figure in this guide.
• 12-in-1 station washes mops in hot water, dries them at 45°C and refills water automatically.
• TruEdge 2.0 extends both side brush and mop along skirting boards, and AIVI 3D 3.0 recognises 100+ objects.

Good to know

• Water-flow settings are not described in the listing, so check the app options for delicate floors.
• Matter support is promised via a later OTA update, and the spec lists 110 V: confirm the UK version.

In its favour

• The 29 cm roller is refreshed in real time from a dual reservoir, so it is not dragging dirty water across the boards.
• 1 kg of downward pressure at 170 RPM targets dried-on marks without you scrubbing by hand.
• Station washes and dries the mop, collects dirty water and doses detergent automatically.

Good to know

• The listing does not state water-flow levels, which wood owners will want to fine-tune.
• Eufy advises against mopping up large spills, and gives no suction figure in Pa.

In its favour

• 30 water-flow levels in the app is the finest control listed here, handy for keeping wood barely damp.
• SmartPlan adjusts suction and wash levels per room, and LiDAR tells carpet from hard floor.
• Dock washes the pads, dries them with hot air and refills the water tank automatically.

Good to know

• The listing does not give a runtime or battery capacity for planning longer mopping runs.
• A 10 mm lift is fine for short pile, but thicker rugs may still need no-go zones.

In its favour

• Recommended surfaces are wood, marble and tile, so hard floors are the main brief for this model.
• Brush and mop both extend to reach corners and under furniture, where boards collect dust lines.
• Dock washes and hot-air dries the pads, and 10.5 mm lifting keeps rugs dry on mixed floors.

Good to know

• The listing does not describe water-flow adjustment, a key setting for wooden floors.
• Manufacturer contact details in the listing are for North America, so confirm UK support before buying.

In its favour

• Pads are washed with clean water and dried with 45°C heated air at the station.
• Mops lift 12 mm when carpet is detected, keeping rugs on wooden floors dry.
• 3 L clean water tank covers a home of about 150 m² two to three times, per eufy.

Good to know

• Water-flow levels are not stated, so you cannot judge how finely the mop can be set for wood.
• 8,000 Pa is modest beside the newer models here, and only 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi is supported.

In its favour

• Dual pads rotate at 180 RPM with pressure to lift coffee stains and kitchen spills.
• Station auto-cleans the pads, air-dries them and empties dust in about 10 seconds.
• 4 L clean water tank and up to 75 days hands-free, with a UK model number on the listing.

Good to know

• Mop lift height and water-flow settings are not stated in the listing.
• 6,000 Pa is the lowest suction in this guide, so it is better suited to hard floors than carpets.

In its favour

• TruEdge adaptive edge mopping uses a hovering arm to work along walls and into corners.
• Hot-air drying at 40°C after cleaning keeps the pads from sitting damp in the station.
• Up to 320 minutes of runtime from a 5,200 mAh battery, the longest in this guide.

Good to know

• The model number ends in 'US' and the spec lists 110 V, so confirm UK plug and support before buying.
• Lift height and water-flow settings are not given, and the 320 minutes applies to quiet or vacuum-only mode.