Review: 3-in-1 Robot Vacuum & Mop — 70-Day Self‑Emptying, 6000Pa

Introduction

The D60S MAX robot vacuum is an automated cleaning system that combines self-emptying convenience, LiDAR mapping, and high suction power in a single unit. It’s positioned for people who want a set‑and‑forget solution for routine floor care—especially households with pets, mixed floor types, or busy schedules.

Who it’s for: busy homeowners and pet owners who value long runtimes and minimal maintenance. Quick verdict: If you want a self-emptying robot that maps accurately and keeps going through large homes, the D60S MAX robot vacuum is a practical, no‑frills choice.

What’s in the Box

• Robot vacuum unit (Not specified)
• Automatic charging base with built‑in dust bag housing (Not specified)
• Extra‑large dust bag (replacable) (Not specified)
• Side brushes and main brush (Not specified)
• Charging cable / power adapter (Not specified)
• Mop cloth and water tank (if bundled with mop function) (Not specified)
• Remote control (Not specified)
• Quick start guide and warranty card (Not specified)

Note: The listing does not provide a formal itemized components list; the bullets above reflect the elements typically included with models of this type (marked “Not specified” where the explicit contents were not listed).

Design & Build

The D60S MAX emphasizes utility over aesthetics. The most notable physical detail in the listing is the extra‑large, replaceable dust bag integrated into the base station, designed to minimize how often you handle dust. The robot itself uses LiDAR sensors for navigation, which typically sit in a low, turret‑style housing—this design preserves a low profile that usually helps robots slide under furniture, though the exact height and weight are not listed (Not listed).

Materials and finish aren’t specified in the listing, but similar models use a mix of ABS plastics for the chassis and rubberized wheels for traction. The build appears focused on functionality: large battery capacity (5200 mAh) and robust suction settings imply heavier internal components compared with entry‑level robots, so expect a solid, utilitarian feel rather than a featherweight model. Exact dimensions and weight: Not listed.

Ergonomics: controls are handled primarily through the app, voice assistants, or included remote (if present), so there are fewer buttons on the device itself. The self‑emptying base reduces the frequency of manual dust handling, which many users find more convenient than manually dumping bins.

Key Features

Automatic Self‑Emptying with Extra‑Large Dust Bag

Benefit: The D60S MAX’s base holds an extra‑large dust bag designed to store debris for extended intervals—up to 70 days according to the listing—so you don’t need to empty the robot’s dustbin frequently. That’s helpful if you’re away often, have a large home, or simply dislike handling dust.

Real‑life use: In a typical family home with daily foot traffic and pets, emptying frequency can become a chore. A dust bag that lasts weeks reduces that maintenance step and keeps allergens contained until disposal. Dust bags are replaceable and available for purchase (source: listing, checked 2025).

360° LiDAR Navigation

Benefit: LiDAR scanning produces precise, room‑accurate maps and allows the robot to divide areas automatically. Mapping improves efficiency because the robot avoids random overlap and identifies optimal cleaning paths.

Real‑life use: For homes with multiple rooms and complex layouts, LiDAR lets the robot learn floorplans, remember up to five maps, and handle multi‑floor living spaces or designated floorplans without re‑mapping every run. Users who plan scheduled cleanings for specific rooms will appreciate this level of control.

Note: The listing specifies 360° LiDAR; detailed sensor specs are not provided (source: listing, checked 2025).

High Suction — Up to 6000 Pa

Benefit: The D60S MAX offers a wide suction range with a maximum of 6000 Pa, and selectable modes: Quiet (800 Pa), Standard (1600 Pa), Strong (2700 Pa), and Max (6000 Pa). Higher suction helps extract embedded dust, hair, and crumbs from carpets and uneven surfaces.

Real‑life use: Choose Quiet for night or background cleaning, Standard for daily upkeep, and Max for deeper carpet cleaning or pet hair removal. The strength and selectable modes make it flexible for homes with mixed flooring: hard floors, tile, wood, and low‑pile carpets.

Caveat: Power figures come from the listing; real‑world performance depends on brush design, filter efficiency, and how well the robot contacts the floor (source: listing, checked 2025).

Long Battery Life with Auto‑Recharge & Resume

Benefit: A 5200 mAh battery promises up to 220 minutes of runtime, allowing full coverage of sizable homes on a single charge. When battery levels fall, the robot returns to the base, recharges, and resumes cleaning from where it left off.

Real‑life use: For multi‑room or larger single‑floor homes, extended runtime reduces the need for mid‑clean intervention. If the robot pauses to recharge, the resume feature ensures the job completes without manual restarts (source: listing, checked 2025).

Smart App, Voice, and Remote Control

Benefit: The D60S MAX connects to the Tuya Smart App for scheduling, suction and water flow control, map management, and setting no‑go zones. It’s compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice starts and stops. Note: requires 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi.

Real‑life use: Want the robot to clean the kitchen every weekday at 11 AM? Set it up in the app. Need to stop the robot quickly? Use voice control. The app integration lets you fine‑tune cleaning without bending over to press buttons.

Multiple Cleaning Modes & No‑Go Zone Management

Benefit: Six cleaning modes (Zigzag, Spot, Edge, Auto, Scheduled, Manual) plus the ability to set up to 14 no‑go zones let you customize cleaning to the room and situation. Improved sensors help obstacle avoidance and fall prevention.

Real‑life use: Block off a pet feeding area, prevent the robot from cleaning delicate rugs, or target spills with Spot mode. No‑go zones and precise maps make the robot safer around fragile items or cluttered spaces.

Performance & Use

Setup

• Place the charging base against a wall with some clearance on either side and in front. Ensure the base’s dust bag is installed before the first run.
• Use 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi for app setup (the device is not indicated as 5 GHz compatible).
• Allow the robot to perform an initial map run so LiDAR can scan and create a reliable layout.

Everyday use

• Use Standard mode for daily cleaning. Switch to Max for deeper cleanups or pet‑hair-heavy zones.
• Schedule routine runs via the Tuya Smart App to keep floors consistently maintained.
• Use no‑go zones to protect rugs or rooms with a lot of cords or clutter.

Maintenance

• Replace base dust bags as needed; the listing claims up to 70 days between bag changes under typical usage (source: listing, checked 2025). Your mileage may vary depending on home size and debris load.
• Clean brushes and sensors regularly to maintain navigation accuracy and suction performance.
• Wipe LiDAR housing and charging contacts occasionally to prevent mapping errors or charging issues.

Practical tips

• For best carpet pickup, run Max mode periodically. For quiet hours, use Quiet mode.
• If you have many rugs with fringes or loose items, use no‑go zones to prevent entanglement.
• Keep high‑traffic areas clear of small objects that could confuse the sensors.

Pros vs Cons

Who Should Buy

• Busy households that want to reduce the time spent emptying robot dustbins over weeks.
• Homes with pets or high foot traffic that need regular, strong suction and scheduled cleaning.
• Multi‑room or multi‑floor homes that benefit from LiDAR mapping and the ability to save multiple maps.
• Users who prioritize app-based scheduling and voice assistant integration.

Who Shouldn’t Buy

• Buyers needing exact size/weight specs for tight clearance spaces—those dimensions are not listed.
• People seeking industry‑leading mopping performance should verify mop tank size and mop hardware, which are not specified in the listing.
• Those who cannot or will not use 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi or prefer local‑only control without cloud services.
• Shoppers who prefer full technical transparency (noise levels, dust bag costs) before purchasing.

Specs

Closing — Final Thoughts & Next Step

The D60S MAX robot vacuum is built around convenience: long runtime, high suction, and an automatic self‑emptying base reduce the hands‑on work of household cleaning. Its LiDAR maps and multiple cleaning modes make it a good match for medium to large homes and pet households. If you need full specification transparency (dimensions, noise, mop tank size) before deciding, check the seller listing or contact the manufacturer for those details.

If the features above match your priorities—especially the self‑emptying base and LiDAR mapping—look up current retailers and compare replacement dust bag availability and pricing before purchase.