roborockS7 Max Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Mop, Self-Drying,Auto Mop Washing,Self-Emptying & Refilling,Dock Self-cleaning Vacuum Cleaner,Active Obstacle Avoidance, Auto Mop Lifting (White)

I purchased this to replace my first robot vacuum that was over 6 years old and starting to struggle.I did a lot of research before deciding on this unit and I could not be happier.It's far from the cheapest robot on the market but the results are stunning..It was super easy to setup and the quick room learning is a great feature.Battery life is excellent, it cleans and mops the whole of the downstairs of my house in about an hour and 20 minutes and by the time it is done it is not even down to 50% charge. The suction performance is good too, it has not missed anything it comes to be that hair, fluff, dirt or anything else. Yet it is reasonable quiet, We sleep with the bedroom door open and it lives at the bottom of the stairs, yet it does not wake us even when it does it's periodic mop cleaning cycle or dust emptying.~My old robot self emptied the dust but this one fills itself with clean water and cleans and holds the dirty water too. To just have to empty the dirty water tank and fill the clean water tank once a week is a breeze, and we have it mop every day.. Our floors have never been so clean..

We purchased the Roborock in December 2023, and it has continued to perform exceptionally well. My partner and I were looking for a device that could vacuum and mop simultaneously, especially for days when we were too busy to clean the floors ourselves.While the noise level is noticeable, it is quieter than a traditional vacuum cleaner. The suction power is impressive, and it allows you to adjust the intensity based on your needs. You can also set it to do either one or two cleaning passes, which adds flexibility depending on how thorough you want the clean to be.One of the standout features is the ability to select specific rooms or sections of your home to clean, which is especially useful if you do not want it running through the entire house.Regarding the mopping function, it is helpful for maintaining cleanliness and removing surface-level dirt. However, it does not completely replace manual mopping. I have noticed that when I mop manually, the water still turns slightly grey, indicating that the Roborock does not always lift all the deeper grime. That said, it significantly reduces the need for frequent manual mopping and keeps floors looking presentable in the meantime.Overall, the Roborock has been a valuable addition to our household and has made day to day floor maintenance much more convenient!

Bought this as someone with a new puppy, as he was frequently shedding fur, tearing toys etc up and bringing in grass etc from the garden. I needed something that would be able to keep on top of that and reduce the overall cleaning work. I decided with something like this I would get what I pay for, and went for the latest and priciest one, and the mop was important to me.And it does exactly that. The kitchen stays managable, and it mops it pretty well. Carpets it does a good enough job (Though I perhps was expecting slightly better), and I'm surprised how well it does with tables etc, getting into all nooks and crannies it is able to fit in. It has various cleaning levels, including a deep clean one which I honestly set it to the most unless I need the mop (Will get to that later).You can set a full floor clean which will just do that once, or you can set individual rooms, where you can make it do 2 or 3 passes, Which I find useful. There is also a "zone clean" where you can set a specific area if you need a quick spot clean anywhere. All of this is accessed by the phone app which is easy to use and manage. You can use this to set schedules at specific times too, making it all automated more or less. It also clearly tells you when things need to be emptied, cleaned maintained etc.It stores 4 maps so you can also do upstairs.Setup is easy, just put the docking thing wherever is best, install the app and pair it with the hoover, and just follow the instructions. It'll send the hoover out to map the floor, which is surprisingly quick. I'd reccomend to remove as much as possible from the room including furnature, so it makes a more, accurate map, then put everything back where you want it. I figured it would learn about and deal with new obstacles better that way but maybe I'm just being a bit OCD with the map looking accurate lol.So that leaves the downsides, and honestly there aren't many. I find there seem to be some things (Strings, feathers, wool) that it simply won't pick up entirely off my carpets at any setting. Not the end of the world, as it cleans everything else well, leaving those bits to pick up manually so they're easy to spot, but still I am a bit disappointed by this.It also does its best when stuck, but since it is designed to drive up small inclines (for rugs etc) it sometimes will go over things and if there is no footing it will get trapped (For example I put a clothes horse down once, and it got stuck dead on the center of the cross section) so be mindful about what obstacles you put down.While this cleans pretty well, it won't completely replace manual hoovering, so make sure you have a cheap one to do the corners it can't get to etc every month or so.Overall a very useful luxury, and I would recommend it if you have a bit of extra cash to treat yourself. It will certainly make life easier.