ILIFE

The ILIFE A11 delivers a solid all-around cleaning performance with a price tag that should accommodate most budgets. Whether you’re looking to purchase our first robot vacuum or to upgrade from a more stripped-down model, the A11 is a most attractive option.

Michael Ansaldo / TechHive

This rose gold and black vacuum mop from ILIFE was the highest scorer in our performance tests, earning top scores across all four cleaning test categories. The suction on the Easine W100 was so powerful that we were able to pick up water that wasn't in its direct path.

JODHAIRA RODRIGUEZ / GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

I am dubious about two-in-one robot vacuums, as they spread dirt across the entire floor with a wet mop before it's left to dry again. Only robots that have two tanks can properly clean the floor, and the W450 certainly does clean the floor well and collects the dirty water again. My floor looks clean after just one pass.

Eileen Brown / ZDNet

The iLife A9 performed well in testing and offers an impressive set of features for its price. If you have medium-pile carpeting in your home, it’s not the best option, but if you have hard floors and low-pile carpeting, it’s one of the best robot vacuums you can get in the sub-$300 range.

Angela Moscaritolo / PCMag

As the best robot mops go, the iLife Shinebot W400 hits the sweet spot between price and performance.

Katie Mortram / Tomsguide

The iLife Shinebot W400 uses a unique four-step mopping method that moistens the floor with clean water to loosen dirt and stains, scrubs them free with a microfiber roller brush, sucks the dirty water into the robot, and scrapes off any residue left behind. The results come pretty close to what you would get using a push mop.

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