Q7 Max Plus Robotic Vacuum and Mop with LIDAR Navigation, Auto-Empty Dock Pure, Washable Filter, Multisurface in White

It maps out our home and allows custom schedulings. Vacuums clean but mops with one piece of mop through out… however, it can never complete one cleaning iteration because it cannot handle our IKEA Toby chairs. It keeps trying to go over the legs and gets stuck every time. It’s very frustrating. I’m giving it a 3 star since it may be able to finish its job with other chairs.

So far this has been a great vacuum! We have tile floors downstairs and wood Floors upstairs. Two dogs which don’t shed but bring all the grass inside. It mapped our house both downstairs and upstairs in about 10 minutes! Quiet and very precise after mapping. If they taught it to climb stairs it would be near perfect!

Finally after over five years of studying and reviewing robot vacuum cleaners, they have come of age. This particular vacuum cleaner does everything I’ve always expected from a robot vacuum cleaner. The app is intuitive and very complete. The LiDAR does an extremely good job of mapping the home and the learning algorithms do a great job of efficiently cleaning. I definitely recommend the Roborock Q7max+

I love the ease of selecting a specific room to clean. The RoboRock has great suction. I have only used it for vacuuming. I do plan on using the mopping feature very soon.

Really good cleaning!

I haven't had to sweep or vacuum my hardwood floors since receiving this. I love selecting the clean function and letting it work! It takes about an hour and a half to clean approximately 1100 sq ft of my home. It is incredibly efficient and gets the job done. I love how it goes under cabinets. Those are not always easy to access with a regular vacuum. I created a layout of my house and can tell it to only clean certain rooms or draw a zone for it to clean. It has trouble finding its location on occasion, but it gets it right most of the time. Throughout the course of the cleaning, I've learned that I need to empty the dust bin fairly often. I probably do so about 3 times during the process. We have 2 dogs that shed and it picks up all the dog hair as it goes. It is wonderful that I can be doing ANYTHING ELSE while the vacuum is working. Once it is done, any bits of dust, pet hair, or crumbs will be picked up. It all goes in the bin. The bin is easy to remove and empty. It isn't terribly loud. I can hear it running and tell that it is working, but I can have a conversation in the same room as it is working. It is connected to the internet so I can tell it to run while I am out of the house. This works really well. I'm glad it is a part of the family!

Fabulous time and labor saver. Wish I had this when my kids were little. To begin, I read the user manual a couple times, The first 14 pages provide Safety Instructions and an introduction to the ROBOROCK-parts and location. READY,SET,GO beginning on pg. 15 are instructions to get ROBOROCK up and running. Connected to our WiFi and started initial charge So, Completed thru pg.17. Waited for charge. FINISHED CHARGING, book shows mopping next but I wanted to try without water first. So Skipped over pgs. 18 and 19 which tell how to fill the water tank and attach mop bracket. Small quibble there is a caution label instructing the removal of the mop cloth bracket if not mopping, attached to the mop cloth bracket, but not mentioned in user manual. So anyway, picked up with instructions on pg. 20 since I wanted to vacuum first. Vacuuming lifts up the carpet nap, picks up dirt and leaves room looking clean. While the vacuum was running I went into the Manage Map, named rooms and indicated carpeted area as NO Mop zone. Had to fiddle with the dividing line a bit to avoid getting on the carpet. (We think the line is based on center of robot) After the third vacuum was finished, I went back to page 18 & 19 to get ROBOROCK setup to mop. Mopping worked as expected and will keep a clean floor clean, barring any major mess being made. My home is multi level so the next step for me was to create maps for the other floors. I could set a cleaning schedule with the app, but for now I’m enjoying pressing the clean button and watching ROBOROCK go. Observations, Easy to use app. For the first attempt the robot broke room into quadrants, caused us to wonder how well this was gonna work, but this was just, we think, ROBOROCK learning the layout and determining what it could do before battery drained. Has multiple vacuum suction settings, max suction is not particularly loud and would describe as a bit quieter than standard vacuum. Has multiple mop water settings too. Pause, will stop ROBOROCK in it’s tracks Circles back around if you interrupt/block the path. Adapts path when stuff is moved. To open the dustbin is tricky and took us a bit to figure out. You need to press down on the two arrows and then push in the direction the arrows indicate to open. Frustration free experience. Fun for the whole family. We’ve named ours Spot.

We have owner 2 of these. The first one lasted 5 years.

I love my new robot vacuum cleaner! I started off with a iRobot and my roborock completely, and literally run circles around it! Very satisfied with my purchase.

Love this vacuum. Easily navigated all floor surfaces and has plenty of power.