Yeedi Cube robot vacuum and mop: features, specs and who it suits

The Yeedi Cube (model k781) is a robot vacuum and mop that comes with a base station which empties the dust bin, washes the mop and dries it. The idea is to cut down the regular chores that usually come with a robot cleaner: emptying the bin, rinsing the mop pad and wiping the base. Here is what each feature means in daily use.

What "all-in-one" means here

Yeedi describes the Cube as vacuuming and mopping in one pass, with the base station handling the upkeep. When a job ends, the robot returns to the base, where the dust is pulled out of its bin and the mop is washed. Because the base does the maintenance, the robot can usually be left to run on a schedule with little attention in between.

Suction and runtime

The Cube is rated at 5100Pa of suction. Pascals measure suction pressure, and a higher number generally means better pickup of fine dust and debris from carpet fibres, though brush design and floor type matter as much. Yeedi says it handles hardwood and carpet and picks up pet hair without tangling.

Runtime is listed at up to 180 minutes. In general, that is long enough for a whole floor of an average home on a single charge, depending on the cleaning mode and floor type. Check the manual for how the robot behaves when the battery runs low during a job.

Self-emptying into a sealed bag

The base pulls dust from the robot's bin into a sealed dust bag. Yeedi says it collects 99% of the dust in about 10 seconds and that one bag holds up to 60 days of debris. Real intervals depend on how much dirt and pet hair your home produces. A sealed bag means you lift out and throw away the whole bag, instead of tipping loose dust from a bin.

Mopping, washing and drying

The water tank holds 1000ml, which Yeedi says is enough for up to 200 square metres of cleaning, with the robot returning to the base to refresh the mop. Rapid hot air drying then dries the mop pad after use. Damp mop pads left in a closed base can start to smell, so drying is a useful addition.

An 8mm automatic mop lift raises the pad when the robot reaches carpet, so the carpet isn't wetted while hard floors, tiles and marble are mopped. If you have thick rugs, think about how the lift height compares with their pile.

Navigation and voice control

The Cube combines visual and laser navigation. Yeedi says this helps it get out of stuck situations. Laser sensors generally map the room's layout, while a camera helps spot objects in the way. The listing also names voice assistant compatibility, so starting a clean can be done by voice as well as in the app.

Size and placement

The listing gives dimensions of about 20.0 x 18.0 x 16.9 inches (51 x 46 x 43 cm). Plan a spot against a wall with open space in front and near an outlet.

Who it suits

It suits homes with a mix of hard floors and low carpet, pet owners who face a lot of hair, and people who want the cleaning to run on a schedule with little handling.

What to check before you buy

• Floors: whether you have thick rugs or high thresholds that the robot may struggle to cross.
• Space: a spot for the base with clear room around it and a nearby outlet.
• Upkeep: replacement dust bags, mop pads and filters, and how often to clean the brushes and sensors.
• Obstacles: cables, small objects and socks on the floor, which any robot can snag on.
• Noise: the emptying cycle is loud for a few seconds, so consider when it runs.
• Water: where you will fill and drain the base tanks.

The short version

• A robot vacuum and mop with a base that empties, washes and dries.
• 5100Pa suction and up to 180 minutes of runtime.
• Sealed dust bag that Yeedi says lasts up to 60 days.
• 1000ml water tank, hot air mop drying and an 8mm mop lift for carpets.
• Visual and laser navigation, with voice assistant compatibility.

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