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A robot vacuum that also mops can take over the daily jhadu-pocha on tile and marble floors, but the models range from about ₹11,000 to ₹1,00,000, and the price difference is mostly about one thing: how much of the robot's own upkeep it does for you. This guide compares every robot vacuum-mop that passes our listing rule, using each maker's own Amazon listing.
How we chose. We list robots that vacuum and mop, rated 4★ or higher on Amazon by at least 100 buyers, with an Amazon "bought in the past month" badge showing at least 100 a month. Right now that is 24 models from ECOVACS, Dreame, ILIFE, Narwal and MOVA. We checked them in early November 2026, during the Great Indian Festival sale, so prices and monthly sales may be higher than usual.
Our picks
Best Overall: empties, washes and dries for you
Score 89/100 · ★ 4.4 (1,222)
Hands-off cleaning: the station empties the dust, washes the mops in hot water and dries them
₹53,999₹1,69,99968% off
Best Value: the best-seller, with a self-empty station
Score 85/100 · ★ 4.4 (1,831)
The best-selling robot vacuum-mop we list: LiDAR, 10,000 Pa and a station that empties the dustbin, for about ₹28,000
₹27,999₹89,99969% off
Budget Pick: LiDAR mapping for about ₹15,000
Score 83/100 · ★ 4.3 (3,033)
Tight budgets: LiDAR mapping and up to 320 minutes a charge for about ₹15,000
₹14,999₹59,90075% off
Premium Pick: 30,000 Pa and 100°C mop washing
Score 85/100 · ★ 4.3 (1,060)
Maximum suction: 30,000 Pa, the most we list, with 100°C hot-water mop washing
₹69,999₹1,39,99850% off
First decide the dock
The dock the robot returns to decides how much work is left for you. Our list has four kinds:
| Dock | What it does | You still | Models | Price in our list |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charging dock only | Charges the robot | Empty the bin and rinse the mop after most runs | 8 | About ₹11,000–₹27,000 |
| Self-empty | Sucks the dust out of the robot into a bag or bin | Rinse the mop; change the bag every few weeks | 5 | About ₹19,900–₹34,000 |
| Mop-wash | Washes and dries the mops | Empty the robot's bin | 2 | About ₹33,500–₹48,000 |
| All-in-one | Empties the dust and washes the mops; most also dry them | Refill clean water, empty dirty water, change the bag | 9 | About ₹40,000–₹1,00,000 |
If you want the robot to mop every day, the mop-washing docks matter more than they look: a damp mop pad left on a robot can start to smell in humid weather. We explain each type, and what living with it involves, in robot vacuum docks explained.
Then look at the mop
- A fixed mop pad is a damp cloth the robot drags behind it. It handles daily dust and footprints on tile and marble, but it wipes rather than scrubs. 15 of the 24 robots we list use mop pads.
- Rotating mops are two spinning pads pressed against the floor, which do more on dried spills and sticky kitchen floors. 8 robots have them.
- A roller mop, on the ECOVACS X11, is a spinning cylinder that washes itself as it cleans.
Many robots also lift the mop when they reach a rug (from 7 to 10.5 mm in the listings that give a figure), so you can leave rugs down. Robots without a lift need the pad taken off for rooms with carpets.
All 24 compared
Prices are from our last check; each link shows today's price. Scores are our Indian Kitchen Score out of 100, worked out the same way for every robot.
All-in-one docks
| Robot | Price | Suction | Mops | Amazon rating | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Narwal Freo X10 Pro | ₹39,990 | 11,000 Pa | Pad | 4.4★ (267) | 84 |
| Dreame D20 Ultra | ₹39,999 | 13,000 Pa | Pad | 4.2★ (358)* | 87 |
| ECOVACS DEEBOT T30e Omni | ₹44,999 | 25,000 Pa | Rotating | 4.3★ (256)* | 88 |
| Dreame D30 Ultra | ₹44,999 | 25,000 Pa | Rotating | 4.2★ (358)* | 87 |
| ECOVACS DEEBOT N50 Pro Omni | ₹53,999 | 25,000 Pa | Rotating | 4.4★ (1,222) | 89 |
| Dreame L50 Ultra CE | ₹53,999 | 25,000 Pa | Pad | 4.3★ (1,060)* | 85 |
| ECOVACS DEEBOT T50S Pro Omni | ₹66,999 | 25,000 Pa | Rotating | 4.3★ (256)* | 88 |
| Dreame L50s Pro Ultra | ₹69,999 | 30,000 Pa | Pad | 4.3★ (1,060)* | 85 |
| ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone | ₹99,999 | 19,500 Pa | Roller | 4.2★ (120) | 85 |
Mop-wash docks
| Robot | Price | Suction | Mops | Amazon rating | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dreame L10 Prime | ₹33,499 | 4,000 Pa | Rotating | 4.3★ (2,684)* | 84 |
| Narwal Freo X Ultra 2.0 | ₹47,990 | 12,000 Pa | Rotating | 4.2★ (875) | 84 |
Self-empty docks
| Robot | Price | Suction | Mops | Amazon rating | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ILIFE A30 Pro | ₹19,899 | 13,000 Pa | Pad | 4.1★ (23,738)* | 85 |
| Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2 | ₹22,999 | 6,000 Pa | Pad | 4.3★ (2,684)* | 83 |
| ILIFE T20s Ultra | ₹26,915 | 25,000 Pa | Pad | 4.2★ (2,272)* | 84 |
| ECOVACS DEEBOT N30 Plus | ₹27,999 | 10,000 Pa | Pad | 4.4★ (1,831) | 85 |
| Dreame L50 Plus | ₹33,999 | 25,000 Pa | Rotating | 4.1★ (991)* | 86 |
Charging dock only
| Robot | Price | Suction | Mops | Amazon rating | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MOVA E10 | ₹10,999 | 4,500 Pa | Pad | 4.2★ (804) | 81 |
| ILIFE V20 | ₹13,898 | 5,000 Pa | Pad | 4.1★ (23,738)* | 81 |
| ECOVACS DEEBOT Y1 PRO | ₹14,999 | 6,500 Pa | Pad | 4.3★ (3,033) | 83 |
| ILIFE A30 | ₹17,399 | 13,000 Pa | Pad | 4.1★ (23,738)* | 83 |
| Dreame F10 | ₹17,999 | 13,000 Pa | Pad | 4.0★ (398) | 83 |
| ECOVACS DEEBOT N30 | ₹19,999 | 10,000 Pa | Pad | 4.4★ (2,214) | 84 |
| Narwal Freo X Plus | ₹20,990 | 7,800 Pa | Pad | 4.2★ (1,582) | 82 |
| Dreame L50 | ₹26,999 | 25,000 Pa | Rotating | 4.1★ (991)* | 85 |
* Amazon shows this same rating on more than one model, so it isn't specific to this robot: the ILIFE A30, A30 Pro and V20 share one; so do the Dreame L50 and L50 Plus, the L50 Ultra CE and L50s Pro Ultra, the D20 and D30 Ultra, and the L10 Prime and D10 Plus Gen 2; and so do the ECOVACS T30e and T50S Pro Omni (with the T90 Pro Omni) and the ILIFE T20s Ultra (with the T20s Pro).
A note on suction. The pascal (Pa) figures are each maker's own, and brands don't measure them the same way. Use them to compare models within a brand, not to rank one brand against another.
Which one for your home
Under ₹20,000: a robot that does the daily dusting. The ECOVACS Y1 PRO (about ₹15,000) has LiDAR mapping, up to 320 minutes a charge and carpet detection. The ECOVACS N30 (about ₹20,000) adds more suction and is rated 4.4★ by 2,214 buyers. The MOVA E10 is the cheapest we list (about ₹11,000) and only 7.6 cm tall. You empty the bin and rinse the mop yourself.
₹20,000–₹35,000: stop emptying the bin. The ILIFE A30 Pro is the cheapest self-emptying robot we list (about ₹19,900) and comes with a remote control, handy for family members who don't use apps. The ECOVACS N30 Plus is the best-selling robot we list (7,000+ a month) and its station is bagless. The Dreame L50 Plus adds rotating mops, though you still wash them by hand.
₹40,000–₹55,000: stop touching the mop. All-in-one docks start here. The ECOVACS N50 Pro Omni washes its rotating mops in 75°C water and dries them, and has the strongest rating evidence of the group (4.4★ from 1,222 buyers). The Dreame D20 Ultra and Narwal Freo X10 Pro are the cheapest all-in-one docks we list, at about ₹40,000; the D20 runs up to 370 minutes, the longest stated runtime in our list.
Above ₹55,000: specific needs. The ECOVACS T50S Pro Omni is 8.1 cm thin for low beds and sofas and recognises obstacles with a camera. The Dreame L50s Pro Ultra has the most suction (30,000 Pa) and the hottest mop washing (100°C) we list. The ECOVACS X11 climbs thresholds up to 4 cm and runs up to 360 minutes, for large homes with door tracks.
Before you buy
- Measure under your furniture. A robot only cleans under a bed or sofa it fits under. Few listings give the robot's height; the MOVA E10 (7.6 cm) and ECOVACS T50S (8.1 cm) do.
- Check thresholds. Most listings that state a figure say the robot climbs 20 mm. Higher door tracks or steps between rooms will stop it.
- Clear the floor before a run. Charging cables, floor mats and dupattas get caught in the brushes.
- Check your Wi-Fi. The Narwal Freo X Plus works only on 2.4 GHz; most routers offer both.
- Plan for consumables. Mop pads, side brushes, filters and, on stations that use them, dust bags all need replacing. Narwal says to use only its own floor cleaner.
- Warranty. Most robots we list carry 1 year. The listings for the Dreame L50 and F10 and the Narwal Freo X Ultra 2.0 and Freo X Plus don't state one.
For filters by dock type, mop type and price, see all 24 robot vacuum cleaners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the best robot vacuum cleaner with mop in India?
Our Best Overall is the ECOVACS DEEBOT N50 Pro Omni (about ₹54,000): rotating mops and a station that empties the dust, washes the mops in 75°C water and dries them, rated 4.4★ by 1,222 buyers. For about ₹28,000, the ECOVACS N30 Plus is the best-selling robot we list and empties its own dustbin. For about ₹15,000, the ECOVACS Y1 PRO maps rooms with LiDAR.
Is a robot vacuum worth it for Indian homes?
For daily dust on hard floors, yes: a robot can run every day while you're out, and laser mapping lets it clean room by room. It won't replace a deep clean of a very dirty floor, and the cheaper models need their bin emptied and mop rinsed after most runs, so budget for a self-emptying or mop-washing dock if you want it to be truly hands-off.
Do robot vacuums work on marble and tile floors?
Yes. Hard floors are where they work best, and every robot in our list mops as well as vacuums. Rotating or roller mops press harder than a fixed pad, which helps with dried spills.
How much does a good robot vacuum with mop cost in India?
In our list, a robot with a basic charging dock costs about ₹11,000–₹27,000, a self-emptying one about ₹19,900–₹34,000, and an all-in-one dock that also washes the mops about ₹40,000–₹1,00,000.
Which brand of robot vacuum is best in India?
Seven of the 24 robots we list are ECOVACS and nine are Dreame, with ILIFE, Narwal and MOVA making the rest. ECOVACS has the best-selling models in our list and says it has 90+ service offices in India. Compare the exact model and its dock rather than the brand alone.