ILIFE V5s Plus Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo with Wi-Fi/App/Alexa, Automatic Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, Slim and Quiet, Cleans Hard Floors Carpets and Pet Hair (V5s Pro Upgrade Version)

I love iLife robot vacuums, for the $ they are the most reliable / least expensive to operate. Bought this one only because the V3 is no longer offered. Great for homes with mix of hard and soft surfaces - climbs over carpets / area rugs if they are stiff (vs bathroom / soft-backed throw rugs). Often attempts to dive under furniture and get caught, so I had to place rolled up towels/old rugs under some items. No stairs so can't speak to how it's 'cliff sensor' might work. Original machine lasted 4 years, daily use. 1st replacement didn't work - the computers on these sometimes don't, so I exchanged it. This one has been used daily for 6 months, no issues. Suggest if you are replacing one, keep the old - many of the parts are interchangeable, and the only part I had to replace on my first one was one of the wheel assemblies = $25 because it stripped the gears trying to dive under furniture or climb over a 3/4" tile ledge.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic Value for the Price – ILIFE V5s Plus Does the Job Well! I’ve been using the ILIFE V5s Plus robot vacuum and mop combo for a few weeks now, and I’m honestly impressed. For the price, it’s an absolutely functional and reliable robot vacuum that does far more than I expected. ✅ Pros: • Vacuum + Mop Combo: It comes with both a dry dustbin and a water tank, allowing easy switching between vacuuming and mopping. Great for tile, hardwood, laminate, and low-pile rugs. Just remember not to use the mopping feature on carpets. • Decent Suction Power: While it’s rated around 2000Pa, it easily handles pet hair, dust, crumbs, and daily dirt, especially on hard floors. • Low Profile Design: Slim enough to go under furniture like beds, sofas, and cabinets where other vacuums can’t reach. • Quiet Operation: You can watch TV, talk on the phone, or relax while it’s running. It hums quietly in the background without disturbing your space. • Auto Return to Base: When it’s low on battery, it finds its way back to the charging dock—great set-it-and-forget-it feature. • Remote Control Included: You can start, stop, set cleaning schedules, or send it back to base with the included remote control. • Ideal for Daily Maintenance: It’s a perfect daily cleaner to maintain a clean home with minimal effort. ⚠️ Cons / Things to Know: • The App is Very Basic: While the vacuum technically supports the ILIFEHome app, it has very limited features compared to other brands. Don’t expect mapping, no-go zones, or room-specific cleaning. It’s more of a simple remote controller via your phone. • Not Compatible with Alexa or Google Assistant: Although some descriptions mention smart features, it doesn’t integrate with Alexa. I couldn’t get it to work even after multiple attempts, and ILIFE support confirmed that this model lacks that capability. • Gets Caught in Cables: Like most robot vacuums, it can get stuck on loose wires or phone chargers. Highly recommend lifting cables off the floor or using cord organizers before starting a cleaning session. • No Smart Navigation or Mapping: It navigates randomly rather than using a smart map or lidar system. That said, it still covers the area well with time. • Mop Function is Light-Duty Only: It gently damp mops, enough for dust and footprints, but not for heavy stains or sticky messes. Use only water—not cleaners—as the tank and pump system aren’t made for chemical solutions. 🧼 Maintenance Tips: • Clean the filter and dustbin after each use. • Remove hair from the brushes weekly. • Rinse and air-dry the mop cloth regularly. • Make sure the wheels and sensors are free of dirt or pet hair to prevent navigation issues. 🏁 Final Verdict: The ILIFE V5s Plus is a great entry-level robot vacuum and mop combo that delivers solid performance for the price. It’s simple, quiet, reliable, and perfect for everyday cleaning, especially on hard floors. While it lacks the advanced features of higher-end models, you really can’t beat it for under $130 If you’re looking for an affordable robot vacuum that just works, this is one of the best budget options out there. Just set it up, keep the floor clear of cables, and let it do its thing! Highly recommended for pet owners, families, or anyone who wants cleaner floors without the hassle

Review of iLife Robotic Vacuum with Mopping Feature My old Roomba is just that, old! I have replaced parts on it and put in a new battery, but it just sort of does its own thing. So, I decided to try this since it was on a Prime Special in July. I had also done some research and found recommendations from some experts. This was one of those recommendations, sort of. The recommended one was the version without Alexa and Google integration. I started to get it and Amazon showed a newer version and it was only $20 more. Plus, this one mops, too. My hopes when ordering it: it would be more quiet than my Roomba, it would not get stuck under so many things, it would pick up things as well since it doesn’t have a brush or roller, it would map my home and rooms (my old one had no smart features like that), that there would be some method to its vacuuming, that the app would be user friendly, that the battery lasts around 100 minutes as advertised, and that it would actually work with Alexa and Google. I was so disappointed in most aspects. Let’s get this out of the way first, the product description mentions mapping, but there is none. The setup was not too bad. I had to connect to Wi-Fi several times before it finally took. There is nothing in the instructions to tell you which way the button is pressed on the side of the vacuum for on/off, and this is a necessary step in setup and charging. For information, press the button on the “O” icon and not the “-“ icon to turn the thing on. I let this charge overnight as it suggested. Lights flash to let you know it is charging and all lights but the one on the base go off when it is finished. It charges regardless of the position of the on/off switch although the instructions say it does not. Setting up the clock on the remote was okay. I never could get the remote to start the vacuum cleaning. I was able to get the app connected to Alexa easily. I was never able to get it to sync up with Google Home, but this seems to be the case with almost all smart devices I have. Here, Google Home will ask you to download a separate app if you want to connect to Google Home and are having trouble with the Google Home app doing so. Upon downloading the suggested app, there was zero help or steps to follow to connect it, so I just decided to forget Google Home. I pressed “clean” on the robot, and it went forward into the base, backed up, did some spins, and finally took off. I included a video of the initial run to show how minimal the noise is. I was pleased with this since my old Roomba is rather loud and always has been. I was also mostly pleased with the robot’s ability not to run hard into walls and objects. I say mostly because sometimes it did. It will not go under a bed if there is any bedding that drapes down close enough to the floor that the robot sees as a wall or whatever. This was disappointing. The robot has a lot of power in the drive mechanism. I say this because a couple pieces of furniture that I have are crafted with curved metal legs. The robot literally ran up these metal legs a little way. This was not good. I spent almost as much time getting the robot un-stuck from places as I did getting to relax while it cleaned. You cannot remove the mop pad from the robot and clean the house if you have ANY rugs that the robot will run over. I have some really thin rugs under some chairs to protect my hardwood floors. Without the mop pad on the robot, it got stuck and pulled the rugs up every time it tried to run over them due to the hook-and-loop finish on the bottom side of the robot to hold the pads on. I ended up having to put the mop pad back on. It really did not do very well on the edges of the rooms either. And any cords that were even close to being along an edge ended up stopping the robot after it got all tangled up in them. I did not even try the mop feature. I was too frustrated with the poor performance of this robot vacuum already. So, I used the app (which is not very feature-rich at all) and pressed the charge button so that the vacuum would return to its base. It took almost 5 minutes for it to return to its base. I had this running for about 40 minutes (including the time I spent finding it stuck or getting it -un-stuck) and the battery was about 2/3 down. It did pick up quite a bit of stuff. I currently do not have pets and live alone. A photo is included of the dirt bin, which is fairly simple to access and empty. Being so disappointed in this robot vacuum, I boxed it up and started the return process. I hooked up my old Roomba again and let it vacuum some of the areas already vacuumed by this iLife vacuum. I closed off all my other rooms and let it do the main portion and only where the iLife had cleaned already. I posted a photo of the Roomba dirt bin after doing this. Keep in mind that I had thoroughly cleaned my Roomba up, including the dust bin, since I thought I was going to store it away. I was quite surprised by how much dirt the iLife missed. So really, the noise level and the not bumping into most things hard were about the only things I liked about this iLife robotic vacuum. Otherwise, this is a vacuum with lots of room for improvement.

I’ll start with the good Pros: 1. Affordable Price The price of this robotic vacuum cleaner is unbeatable compared to other well-known brands. It may be cheaper on other sites, but the Amazon customer service convinced me to pay a little extra. 2. Quiet Its, so I can work and take calls without being disturbed. 3. Low Height It can easily go under my couches Measure and compare heights before buying. 4. Dual Brushes Having two brushes allows the vacuum to clean dirt near the floorboards without scratching 5. Sensors The sensors are not too sensitive, which is good for cleaning near floorboards. 6. Mopping Function It holds enough liquid to mop my 3 bedroom and does a great job cleaning the floors. 7. Large Dustbin I can do multiple cleanings before needing to empty the dustbin. Just make sure to check the suction chamber before each cleaning. 8. Long Running Time On a full charge, the vacuum runs for about 75 minutes. Using the max function may reduce the running time. 9. Strong Suction The suction is great for hardwood and tile floors, but not as effective on thin rugs. It may hold onto larger items that can't fit into the dustbin. 10. Convenient Remote The remote is easy to use, and the robot follows commands well. 11. Spot/Edge Functions The spot and edge functions work well for cleaning specific areas and edges of the room. 12. Rug Compatibility The vacuum can easily transition from hardwood/tile to rugs, but may push up rug corners if it hits them. 13. Cord Management Make sure to secure cords against the wall to prevent the vacuum from getting stuck. 14. Excellent Customer Service The seller provided great customer service and resolved issues promptly, making the purchase worth it. Cons: 1. Lack of Virtual Wall The vacuum does not have a virtual wall feature and may fall off stairs. 2. Random Cleaning In larger spaces, the vacuum may not pick up all debris, especially under furniture. 3. The auto home feature does not work when the robot is is the next room Additional Notes: This vacuum works well on hardwood and tile floors, and the spot cleaning function is useful for tough spots. Consider the height of the vacuum when choosing a model to fit under furniture. Overall, I would buy this vacuum again, but keep an eye out for new models from iLife in the future.

I use this robot vacuum all the time in my home, especially because I have cats and a baby. It has been a huge help in keeping the floors clean and free of pet hair. It runs smoothly and does a great job picking up fur, which gives me peace of mind knowing my baby has a cleaner space to crawl and play. It’s also very convenient for everyday use. I absolutely love it—definitely a great investment for homes with pets and little ones!

Reviewing after 6+ months of use. It does work, it cleans the very fine dust that makes floors slippery that can’t be easily taken out with a broom and short hairs pretty well. It’ll still miss a lot of stuff and you’ll need to clean afterwards, but it does help mitigate the amount of dust/dirt/hair. BUT it’s not an intelligent machine, it will bump all around, it works like a Windows screensaver. Before using you have to take off all cables from the floor as well as carpets (we call it roomba-proofing the house). The machine catches on to carpets and cables easily. Long hair caught in the brushes gets them destroyed after a while too. The capacity is pretty limited, you’ll need to clean after each use even in a 1 bedroom apartment. The machine’s battery does last for a good while when cleaning. It goes back to its charging station unless it gets stuck somewhere. Would I buy it again? It depends. It’s way cheaper (95$ for us) than any high end ones out there (500-700$). But honestly after knowing what the other ones do I understood the price difference. You get what you pay. It will extend the time you can wait between cleaning yourself, which can save time for some people. It is not enough to keep the floor clean long term at all though. We plan to wait for an expensive one on sale to invest in another one.

So this is the first robot vacuum I've purchased and didn't know what to expect. I really needed something to help me keep up with hard floors. We live in a 3500 square foot home. Entire upstairs is carpet, entire downstairs is vinyl flooring. The downstairs usually needs more attention so the bot stays down there plus its better on hard floor than carpet. The suction hole is massive and doesn't have a roller which makes it superb on hard flooring but not so great on carpet. Its a sleek slim design and has no trouble maneuvering under and around furniture. Some reviews say it gets stuck under things but if you just give him a second to maneuver he'll work himself out of it. Its easy to set up. Heads up, it comes turned off, make sure you turn it on before charging and never turn it off or it'll lose any settings you've added. There's an easy app to control him and a remote. The dust storage bin is adequate, easy to empty, and can go several days without emptying. Does a great job mapping and navigating, functions in a zigzag pattern which gives awesome coverage. Has these two little sweepers on the front making him strangely resemble a crab, but gives him the ability to get edges very well. Never had any issues with him missing anything. Great sensors, never noticed him bumping into anything. Battery life is great, returns to base when he needs a charge. Haven't used the mop function yet, but I'll update when I do. All in all a great bot vacuum. High power suction and gets the job done. Also comes with lots of replacement items, filters, brushes and such. I'm happy with this bot and at around $100 I'd say its a great value Update on mop feature: Finally used the mop. It was super simple to change out the container and add the mop pad. Only took a second. The instructions don't specify if you can add cleaner to the container so we started with water to test him out. At first we didn't think he was doing anything. The floor was absolutely dry directly behind it. So I changed the water for a eucalyptus distilled water and sure enough we started smelling the scent, a good sign it was working. Let him run his route and when finished the mop pad was disgusting and the floor was clean. Doesn't sop the floor with water and it's completely dry right after it passes. No leaks. The only con is the water container. There's no way to open it to let it dry out. Just a small hole to fill and empty so I do worry about mildew building up. Other than that, he did a great job mopping and I'll be using this feature at least every few days

For hard floors, it works great! I have only used it on rugs and it works good there too. I like that it's easy to operate, empty and clean. I also like that it can be used with an app or remote. It is also relatively quiet, quieter than others I've had in the past. It also seems to be built well and will hopefully last for quite a few years.

I've been using my new vacuum and mop robot for a few weeks now. Overall the vacuum cleans the floor nicely and quietly. Battery life: I've mostly used it in the vacuum mode and the battery lasts almost 2 hours, which is very good. I cannot vouch for the battery life in the mopping mode. Vacuuming quality: corners, baseboards and floors overall are vacuumed well of dust, hair and dirt. The robot has random moving patterns, but if I let it work the 2 hours it vacuums well my 600 sq ft floor. Usually when I'm about to leave the house I get the area ready by removing all light rugs and lifting cables and pet toys and then on the way out I turn the robot on so that it cleans the floor while I'm gone. I have not used the remote yet, I just use the buttons on the robot itself. This vacuum is white and does not mark the white baseboards when it hits them. Super. Mopping quality: As the photos show, the moving patterns of the robot are very random and I would rather it went on parallel lines. The mopping is probably not this robot's forte (and maybe it's not any robot's forte). The small mop gets dirty soon and you need to remove it, clean it and replace it. If you want a light clean, then I guess it's fine. Stairs: the robot stops on the edge and turns around. It does not fall down. Noise level: It's quieter than my previous robot from Roomba and this is a very important characteristic for me as there's always guests in my home and I need to be considerate of noise levels. Cleaning the robot: To empty the dust drawer you need to remove the filter and dump the dirt. To empty the water drawer is quite easy. Impressive: I was impressed to open the box the robot came in and find replacement parts for the bristles and also for the filter. That's gonna be really helpful. CONS: The instruction manual recommends never leaving the full water drawer in the robot if not using the robot as it would spill water on the floor. That's a little complicated, because sometimes the mopping robot will get stuck on a rug or object on the floor and not move. I guess there's the chance the water would get spilled and make a mess. I think this could be an aspect of this robot that needs fixing. Another aspect I would expect the robot to improve is the moving patterns that can be less random. Overall I'm very happy with the purchase.

Pésimo producto malísimo no carga la batería no funciona bien.. y el vendedor es malísimo que es pésimo no resuelve los problemas que te puedan salir, ni tengo producto que funcione ni tengo dinero además el producto se ve que está usado... anteriormente

Melhor que o esperado. Aspira e passa pano muito bem. Me ajuda muito nas tarefas de casa!

I purchased this cleaning robot on January 25, 2025 and already the battery has died (July 28, 2025). That is what I don't like about it. Other than that , I was pleased. I use it twice a week to keep up with dust. I do find the machine has a personality of it's own. Sometimes it weirds out. like it will move around the room quickly in a big circle... and then after about 20 seconds will start cleaning again. Sometimes it will go back to the recharge station and then when I go to use a couple days later it hasn't recharged itself. I just ordered a replacement battery because I can't be without one due to medical issues. If it's difficult to install, I'll update this review. Would I recommend it? Yes as long as you realize it needs regular upkeep.

Adoreiiii...super eficiente!