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The CURYMAY is a robot vacuum and mop combo that empties its own dustbin into a base station, so you go longer between bin changes. It claims 5500Pa max suction, a dual-roller brush for pet hair, and mapping navigation that cleans in rows instead of bouncing randomly. On paper that is a lot for a budget-class robot, but its 2.6-star rating from 14 buyers suggests real-world results fall short of the claims. It suits renters or first-time robot buyers with mostly hard floors who want self-emptying without paying flagship money.
In stockSold by xishengSHOPReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Ratings are weak: 2.6 out of 5 from 14 buyers.
This is a robot vacuum and mop combo with a self-emptying station. The base empties the robot's dustbin automatically, so you don't have to empty it after each run. The robot sweeps, vacuums and mops in one compact unit and switches between modes.
It has 5500Pa max suction for fine dust, dirt and larger debris. A DuoRoller brush system uses two brushes together to agitate carpet fibers and hard floors. The dual brushes are designed to pick up pet hair with minimal tangles.
The robot maps its route and cleans in systematic rows instead of bouncing around at random. It avoids furniture and other obstacles along the way. It can be used on hardwood, tile and area rugs.
