Lefant M210 Pro Omni Robot Vacuum & Mop

Flagship vac-mop stations from big retail brands often sit in the high four figures once you want LiDAR mapping, a self-cleaning mop dock, and serious suction.

The Lefant M210 Pro Omni puts those core jobs in reach: up to 20,000 Pa, a real-time roller mop with clean/dirty water separation, a dock that washes and air-dries the mop, dToF LiDAR (up to three floor plans), and app / Alexa / Google control — at $549.

You are not paying for showroom theatre or national TV campaigns. You are paying for a cream-white station robot that maps, vacuums, mop-rolls, and cleans its own mop. Check the live product page if the price has moved.

The dock washes and air-dries the roller mop after runs — that is the whole point. You still refill the 2.4 L clean-water tank, empty the 1.5 L dirty-water tank when prompted, and empty the 800 ml onboard dust bin when it is full.

Ignore the tanks forever and yes, it will get ripe — same as any wet system. Tip dirty water down the laundry sink every few cycles and you stay ahead of the smell.

Like other robot vacs, it relies on cliff sensing and careful mapping near drops. Do not treat any robot as a babysitter for an open stair void — keep the dock on a safe level and use no-go zones in the Lefant app where the house has risky edges.

Yes. dToF LiDAR mapping supports up to three floor plans. Leave the dock on the main level, carry the robot upstairs for a run, then bring it back down to dock for mop wash and charge. You are not buying a second station — you are doing a bit of lift-and-carry.

The Lefant app talks over Wi-Fi — this model supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. Use the 2.4 GHz band if pairing is fussy on a mesh or combined dual-band modem (common with Telstra, Optus, Aussie Broadband, Eero, or Google Nest setups).

Alexa and Google Assistant work once it is on the network. You can still start a clean with the physical buttons if Wi-Fi is having a moment.

Just a standard Australian power point. No plumber, no tap hookup. The station runs off its own clean and dirty water tanks (2.4 L clean / 1.5 L dirty on this model) — you refill and empty them as needed.

Give it a flat, hard surface with clear approach room in front so the robot can line up and dock cleanly. Keep furniture and laundry baskets out of the ramp path. Exact clearance varies by room layout — if the robot keeps missing the dock, pull nearby clutter back a bit.

If you leave murky wastewater sealed in a warm tank for weeks, it will develop a stagnant odour. The dock washes and air-dries the mop to keep the living room from smelling like a wet rag — best practice is still emptying the dirty tank every few cleaning cycles.

PSD sensors help with shoes, bags, and furniture legs. Like most robots without optical AI vision for flat liquids, it cannot reliably detect puddles or soft pet messes. Clean biological spills yourself before you send the robot, or it will drag the mess across the floor.

Yes for daily shed: up to 20,000 Pa and an anti-tangle roller brush are aimed at pet hair on hard floors and carpet. It is not a litter-box cleaner. Solids and sticky messes still need a human first.

Hard floors and tiles are where the roller mop earns its keep. On carpet, detection helps it adapt and the vacuum side does the heavy lifting — do not expect a wet mop to deep-clean plush pile. Mixed houses (timber + rugs) are the sweet spot if you set a schedule and tidy the worst clutter first.

Yes. Physical buttons on the robot start a clean or send it home. The Lefant app is what you need for room naming, no-go zones, schedules, and voice-assistant setup.

Runtime is up to about 120 minutes with coverage around 120 m² depending on mode and floorplan. The body is roughly 28 × 29 × 9.9 cm — low enough for a lot of sofas and cabinets, but measure your clearance if you have a low modern couch.

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1 × Lefant M210 Pro Omni robot vacuum (cream white), 1 × self-cleaning dock/station, and 1 × user manual. Specs on the live page: up to 20,000 Pa, roller mop with clean/dirty water separation, 2.4 L / 1.5 L station tanks, 800 ml dust bin, dToF LiDAR, nine PSD sensors, Lefant app plus Alexa and Google Assistant.