Xiaomi has launched a new robot vacuum cleaner for the Indian market. The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum Mop 2 Pro, as it is called, can rapidly and evenly distribute water on floors and easily mop up the water from the floor. Also, the next-gen LDS Laser Navigation system in the Robot Vacuum Mop 2 Pro maps your house to provide a trustworthy cleaning route day or night.

The new model replicates manual cleaning by often wiping from left to right to remove floor stains and features improved pro mopping routes and a smart, electronically controlled water tank. With 43% more suction power than conventional 3000Pa suction, the Enhanced Vacuuming Experience makes it simple to remove dust and debris from every nook and cranny for 360-degree cleaning.

It is a strong device that can clean 2000 square feet in a single pass and has a 5200mAh battery capacity that has increased by 62 percent. For improved precision and accuracy while ascending 20 mm, the Vacuum Mop 2 Pro incorporates 19 high-precision sensors, a LIDAR anti-collision sensor, 6 cliff sensors, and anti-fall sensors.

Additional options for the Xiaomi Home App include device leveling, DND, and secondary clean-up. There are also customized room cleaning routines. Both Alexa and Google Assistant support voice control. The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum Mop 2 Pro allows for app optimization and upgrades.

Only available in black, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum Mop 2 Pro costs Rs. 25999 (~$325). Pre-orders may be made starting today at the Mi India website, and shipping will commence on July 23.

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