It vacuums, it mops, then it goes home to empty itself in its dock — you come home, the floor is already done
You come home. You put down your keys. And the floor is already done.
No closet to open, no vacuum to drag from room to room, no mop to wring out. While you were out, your 2-in-1 robot vacuum and mop went around your home, vacuumed and mopped in a single pass, then went back on its own to park in its dock. The hardwood in the living room, the tile in the kitchen, under the bed: everything is clean. And you did nothing.
That's what you're buying: a chore that disappears from your week. Not one more gadget in a closet. One less thing to do, every day, without thinking about it.
You won't. When it's done, it returns to its self-emptying dock and empties itself into it. No more little cloud of dust over the trash can, no more bin you shake while holding your breath. You deal with it once every few weeks, and that's it. If you live with a pet or with allergies, it's the detail that really changes your daily life.
It doesn't bump, because it doesn't guess: it sees. Its 360° LiDAR turret maps your home from the first run and builds a real floor plan. As a result, it moves in straight, parallel lines, methodically, room by room, instead of bouncing around at random like the old robots. From the app, you see that map, you start a specific room and you set no-go zones: the cat's bowl, the cables behind the desk, the light-colored rug in the entryway. It won't go there.
At 14.2 cm (5.6 in) tall, it slips under the couch, under the bed, under the dresser — exactly the places you clean twice a year with a sigh. And its self-cleaning tangle-free roller brush doesn't wrap itself in hair: you'll never again spend ten minutes crouched down with a pair of scissors in hand.
You're not buying a vacuum. You're buying the moment you come home and there's nothing left to do.
In the box: the robot, its self-emptying dock, a dust bag already installed plus a spare, two side brushes, a washable mop pad and its holder, the power cable and the manual.
There's nothing to assemble: you plug the dock in against a wall, set the robot on it, pair it with the app, and the first run starts mapping on its own. Allow ten minutes from box to first clean.
The robot measures 34 × 34 cm (13.4 in) and is only 14.2 cm (5.6 in) tall: that last number is what decides whether it fits under your furniture or not. Measure the clearance under your couch and under your bed — above 15 cm (6 in), it fits.
It weighs 4.4 kg (9.7 lb): you carry it one-handed from one floor to another.
The bin: you don't touch it. The robot empties itself into the dock every time it returns. The dock's bag is changed about once a month, depending on floor area and pets.
The brush: it's self-cleaning and tangle-free — long hair doesn't wrap around it. A glance every few weeks is enough.
The mop pad: it detaches in one motion and goes in the washing machine.
On the first run, the 360° LiDAR turret surveys your home and draws its map in the app. From then on, everything is controlled from your phone:
The map stays in memory: you only redo the mapping if you move or rearrange the furniture.
Orders are prepared within 1–2 business days, then shipped with tracking. Allow 3 to 5 business days for delivery, excluding weekends and public holidays. The parcel is compact and carried with one hand. A tracking link is sent to you as soon as it leaves the warehouse.
30 days to change your mind. The robot must come back in its original condition, with its dock and accessories. Keep the box and the packing: they're what guarantee the device comes back intact. Contact us before any return, we arrange the pickup.
2-year Sunnyard warranty on the motor, the battery and the self-emptying dock. If you notice a defect on arrival — a brush that doesn't spin, a dock that doesn't suck, a silent sensor — write to us within 30 days with a short video: exchange or refund depending on the case.
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The real difference isn't read on a spec sheet. It's seen in the evening, when you open the door and the floor is clean although you did nothing.
The robot sets off while you're out, goes around the home vacuuming and mopping in the same pass, then returns to its dock. No closet to open, no cord to unwind, no bucket to empty. The chore isn't shortened: it has disappeared from your day.
It's objection number one, and it's a fair one: a robot you have to empty every day isn't a robot, it's one more chore.
This one returns to its self-emptying dock and transfers what it picked up by itself. No more tiny bin you shake over the trash can and the cloud of dust in your face. You change the dock's bag about once a month — and during those thirty days, you don't think about it once.
The small turret on top is a 360° LiDAR. From the first run, it surveys your home and builds a real map of it.
In practice, it doesn't wander and it doesn't bump: it moves in straight, parallel lines, room by room, and it knows what it has already done. From the app, you open that map, start a specific room and draw no-go zones around whatever mustn't be touched. It won't go there.
Under the couch, under the bed, under the dresser: that's where the dust settles, and it's exactly where you never go. Twice a year, moving the furniture, sighing.
At 14.2 cm (5.6 in) tall, the robot gets in there on its own, every day, without you moving a thing. And its self-cleaning tangle-free brush comes out without the wad of hair you have to cut off with scissors.
