Hi, it's a nice robot. Maybe you will compare it to the Xiaomi Roidmi Eva (careful not Roidmi Eve but Eva it's their 2nd model). They released it i think and it is inspired by the Darwal. I think it will kick Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra to the moon and back in mopping. I am thinking of buying it. Congratulations on coming out with new robot reviews before Robot Wars channel. Usually he was 1st to present any new robot (good reviews not just unboxing and silly things) . You surpassed him ☺️ .
Hahaha thanks, Vacuum Wars is still my inspiration and go to person to get the most up to date specifications. Much respect to him!!! Anyways the Roidmi Eva seems like a very viable competitor, especially since it several hundred dollars cheaper compared to the S7 MaxV and OMNI X1. I personally haven’t had the opportunity to try the Roidmi models but hopefully someday I will. Thanks for watching and the kind words.
@@angrygaragemechanic If they can bring the price down to less than $500 for a self washing and emptying than that would make it more reasonable. There some self emptying robots around the $250 mark.
I got the S7 Max V by itself since the ultra dock is not available yet, I may get that once it's available, I don't mind emptying the dust bin manually for now. This is an excellent bot, Roborock really knocked it out of the park with this one, it's excellent.
Just from what I tested so far. The robot has no issues navigating in the dark. The on-board LED light helps the camera see better in low light conditions.
Well it hard to say exactly. The W10 doesn’t have self emptying and is significantly cheaper. I would say the mopping performance is better on the S7 due to the vibrating mopping pad vs counter spinning ones. This is based on my personal testing. As for vacuuming they both do well. The side brush on the S7 is larger so it able to get debris from the edges and corners better. One thing I like about the W10 is the carpet avoidance sensor when mopping. In some areas of my home I have to physically remove the mopping pad on the S7 because it too thick and just drags it over the carpet. If you want all the advance obstacle avoidance and features than get the S7. If mopping more of a priority and want to save some money the W10 not a bad option.
@@RobotMasters Thanks for the detailed response! As my house has a 50/50 split between carpet and hardfloor, sounds like W10 might be better (and money saving of course!) I know the W10 can be programmed for 3 levels, but I don't think it automatically recognises which floor it is on. Any idea if it's a pain to work with multi floor?
Can you create a video and show if the self cleaning of mop pads really works? Have a very dirty mop pad and then send it to self clean and show the difference.
You should make a video about the Roomba i3 imprint mapping BETA because there isn't much information about it and many people including myself don't have access to it.
@@RobotMasters The i3 should be capable of smart mapping because it does make a basic map after the end of each run that only shows where it cleaned and that map can probably be stored as a smart map. Maybe not as advanced because the i3 doesn't have a camera but this also makes me wonder if even the 900 series is capable of this.
Giod video! Nice sneak peak at the action.This is not just another robot vacuum! So many features. It is going to take me a bit to figure out which ones are useful.
@@RobotMasters The matrix thing only works for iPhone. I am not sure why I need it to understand furniture in my home, but I added it anyway. 1 have tile and hardwood and it did accurately detect them. Impressive. It only seems to allow it to automatically choose the vacuum and mopping level. Again is this useful?
@@jamie.andrews I think it to incorporate automatic vacuum levels, aka carpeted areas higher suction and not to mop there. As for the 3D mapping you can add certain furniture.
@@RobotMasters Yea you are correct on about the floor detection. Not sure how useful it is just yet. Some of the automated choices are not what I would choose. The furniture is just 2d. I think for the 3d matrix view you have to have an iPhone according to RR.
Sooooo…. I am very interested in either this or the comparable one coming out from Ecovacs. My floor is hardwood with several rugs here and there. What I am HOPING (can you confirm) that this unit will do, is vacuum the wood floor, and at the same time mop. If it comes to a rug, it will recognize the rug, and stop the mopping action, just continue on and vacuum the rug. The process continues. When it returns to the base, it will self-empty the dust bag, and change out the water in the tank with fresh water, and clean the mop head. Is this all correct? Thank you,
Yes that is correct. When it in counters a carpet or rug the mopping pad lifts up and only vacuums. When the water tank gets low it will automatically go back an refill the water tank. Can cover up to 3,230 SQFT. As for cleaning the mopping pad you can set a certain duration or have it go back once a room done.
Thanks, Nathan, for doing the mopping test with more real-world dried-on debris. Does the mop leave streaks or wet spots? If a large room is mopped, does it clean the mop often enough to not drag around a dirty pad and leave mopping lines? How does the mopping function compare to the robots with the rotating brushes like the Dream whatever robot?
Hello, so in the App you can have the robot go back and clean the mopping pad after a certain time in minutes. Or you can have it clean it after each room. As for streaking and performance I think it performs better than the spinning ones.
@@arevee9429 Yes Roborock will have this on Amazon. There will be the S7 MaxV, S7 MaxV Plus and lastly the Ultra. The Plus is similar to the S7 with self emptying.
Thanks for the detailed video! Does the mop remain wet after getting washed? I wonder if there likely be some bacterial growth in either the mop or the base after a while. Any thoughts?
So Roborock will be releasing a cleaning solution that should help with any mold build up when the mopping pad is drying. Also like towels I would recommend washing the mopping pad using a washer or dryer or by hand ever so often.
Did you notice any middle streaks while mopping? What I have noticed is that roborock has only one water outlet in the middle which is responsible to wet the mop and in most cases the middle part is more wet than sides.
I noticed this when I didn’t pre wet the mopping pad, but if you have the Ultra Dock it will damp the mopping pad prior to mopping. Also on the higher water settings and Deep Mopping cleaning mode, the streaking went away.
@@RobotMasters but even if you pre wet the mop, sides will get dry. So does this mean ppl who does not have ultra dock will have to wet the mop again and again?
Thanks for the great review. How is the cleaning of the wipe? would you say that the cloth can remain attached to the wiping module after cleaning or should it be washed out and dried again? is there anything in the manual about this? the rag is not dried like with the dreame w 10. How thorough is cleaning the mop compared to cleaning the mop on the w 10?
Hello so the cleaning system very similar to the W10. It can remove most of the dirt and debris. The W10 has a heating drying element where the S7 Ultra doesn’t.
@@RobotMasters O.k., thank you. 👍OK, but what does that mean in practice. Should the wiping cloth then be removed after each cleaning of the S7 MaxV Ultra to dry after each cleaning or can it get stuck like with the w10? wet rags usually start to smell and develop germs.🤔
@@matikl70 I have to continue testing this and see if they start to smell after awhile. Roborock is planning on releasing their version of cleaning chemicals so maybe that will help prevent mold. I only had one mopping session and as it stands I was able to leave the mopping pad on the robot without issues or smelling.
Hey Nate i got a real neat idea for the robot vacuums , instead of them having a base with a bin that gets full which the owner has to empty into the trash constantly they should make a trash bin lid that could go over a household trash receptacle and the debris is disposed of directly into the trash from the dock.
@@RobotMasters the trash bin lid could have a hose that leads from the dock to the trash lid at the back and the lid can have the traditional swing door that the owner moves like the ones you see on the cheaper bins at a Dollar General or from the household section in walmart where they sell trash cans.
@@RobotMasters i don't know but now that i think of it i think there is one company that made a prototype just as an idea to make a final product , i saw another youtuber review something very similar to my idea but i don't know who did the video.
nice dream idea but very impractical. Majority of people have the trash bin inside the kitchen counter. The robot wont be anywhere near 5 meters (or more) close to the trash bin so the hose would have to be massive long and difficult to hide to the view.
Holy moly! That self empty suction was so strong it almost sucked the robot up! You can see the robot move as its sucked down! Is it always that loud or can you turn it down? (Never had a auto empty robo vac before)
Hello, is it very loud and pretty powerful. Probably on par with an upright vacuum. There a few options in the app to limit the strength and duration. I prefer the max power mode to insure all the content is empty. It only runs for 39 seconds and you have the option to manually empty if the noise affects you aka empty when you are not home.
Hello there no hot air that blows on to the mopping pad. What it does is clean the mopping pad than removed as much water as possible off the pad by running a plastic bar over it a few times. Just from my limited time so far I haven’t noticed any smell after the pad has dried. Roborock indicated there will be a cleaning solution, not sure if this will help eliminate mold build up.
Well according to roborock the maximum threshold heigh is 2 cm. The robot will attempt to transition a few times. If it can’t get over the step than you can place a small ramp aka rug or divide the area into two separate maps.
Soooooooo DETAILED REVIEW!!! Its navigation in the dark is really cool. I have the Roborock S7 and it works great. I really like its sonic mopping and mop lifting function. The S7MaxV Ultra must be more helpful and easy to use than the S7, right?😁
I noticed that this robot does not have as many filters in the self empty bin as the s7+. Is there a way to compare the two in terms of vacuum filtration?
Good eye, yes that correct unlike the S7 self emptying dock which has two filters plus the dirt bag, the Ultra Dock relies on just the disposable bag. There no filter that I am aware of. Like the iRobot self emptying system it uses a high quakes of sealing disposable bag. It feels higher quality than what on the S7 and according to Roborock it rated E18. Also Roborock will be releasing a washable bag that should last 6-12 months.
What is the lowest clearance space the robot will go under? I am building a maids room and was wondering how much space is needed for the robot to travel under a door. For example, if there is a space of 4.25 inches under a door will the robot travel under the door?
Minimal clearance which includes the dome on top is around 4.24 inches. Keep in mind I recommend leaving around 4.5 inches but should work at 4.25 inches. Robotock says the height 3.8 inches but I don’t think that includes the dome on top.
Wow, this looks amazing! I am totally impressed by its self cleaning and self emptying feature!!! I have a S6maxV and always love the AI feature, but I hate to wash the mop cloth by myself. do you know when I can buy this S7maxV Ultra in the US?
So far it been doing well. A more hands off experience for sure, but don’t forget to empty and refill the Docking Station Water tank and empty out the dust bag. Anyways the S7 MaxV Ultra will be available soon and I will let everyone know once I get more information from Roborock.
This review so good and helpful. I am in love with this. When does it comes out (tentatively)? Is $ 1400 for both the products? A few other questions: 1. Can we add hot/warm water for mopping? 2. Are there any particular liquids/chemicals needed for the mop feature or does any standard cleaning liquid work? 3. Do we have the option to buy these bags & mop separately? (I believe they are new) 4. What are the standard post-purchase services & warranty? 5. Have anyone had any issues with the application per se? 6. I know it says any floors - but does it help with wet floors (like bathrooms to wipe it up?) 7. What's the highest it can 'climb' up to? I have these dividers in my apartment that are around 2 inches, will it be able to cross that? 8. What's the max it can deal with to go below? (Like a mini step)
Hello so as for adding chemicals to the mopping water tank, it not recommended. Harsh chemicals could potentially damage the pump and rubber houses inside the robot. I know Roborock will have their own cleaning solution. As for the thresholds, the max is a free mm so you would need to divide the area into two maps or physical help the robot over the barrier. You can also make a ramp. As for warranty, I believe it a year and roborock provides accessories aka bags. Wet floors is not recommended not designed to pickup wet spills. Lastly the Application works well and haven’t really noticed any problems. Roborock actively updated their software every few months.
Take Both 😁, if it was me I would choose the S7 MaxV because it a few hundred dollars cheaper and I find vibrating mopping system performed better than counter rotating ones.
I like this type of mopping pad better, because it can get edges ,but I'm concerned about how it will deal with my shag rug. I imagine it won't lift enough and cause problems. Does it dry the pads also?
Hello, so you are right about Shag Rugs. These robot vacuums from my experience don't do well on super thick carpeting. They either get stuck or don't clean very well. The Robot Air Dry the mopping pad, there no heating element that found in other models.
@@richardsmith1161 No problem, as Robot Vacuum get more powerful, maybe someday they can handle this. The biggest limitation is their on board batteries, they can only be so powerful. There technology out there that allows wireless power transfer, which mobile cleaners could use to give them more power.
I'm wondering what is better, this roborock s7 maxv or dreame w10? What do you think? Maybe a video on both can be good fight, I want to buy one of this 2, and i don't know what to pick up.
Hello well it really depends on what features you are looking for. The S7 MaxV is significantly more expensive if you get the ultra, but has self emptying and self washing. There obstacle avoidance and live video streaming capabilities. The W10 doesn’t have this but overall is a good self washing robot that also vacuum wells. Also with high profile carpet I like the carpet avoidance sensor when mopping.
@@RobotMasters yea i don't have a carpet so i dont really care about it, BUT very import to me is who do the best VACUUM and MOPPING. I'm dream on good mopping to take the mop stick from my hand and do the best clean on hard dirty floor
@@דניאל-פ7י The Roborock S7 does a better job overall. It more powerful, the side brush is longer so it allows it to the edges and corners better. Lastly I find the vibrating mopping system do better than the spinning ones. Roborock is planning on releasing 3 versions of the S7 MaxV so if you don’t need self washing, a self emptying one will be available.
@@RobotMasters Thank you very much I'm really appreciate your time for me, i will go with the roborock s7 maxv ultra, YOU HELP ME A LOT thank you and keep updating us with good stuff ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for the detailed review. Some questions though: 1. what happens if there's liquid in the path? Does it avoid the spot or will it just try to vacuum it anyway? Curious about it, in case of accidental spills when the robot is left unattended 2. Saw some comments about the mop causing scratches on hardwood flooring, did that happen in your tests?
Hello as for liquids the robot will try to suck it up or mop it. I definitely recommend insuring the area is clear from those things. As for a scratching I think the best thing is to make sure the mopping pads free from a lot dirt accusation. I personally haven’t noticed the mopping pad scratching my floor. It could also depend on how tough the flooring is as well.
Thanks for the update. Was curious about liquids cause most reviews show dried stains. In case some liquid do get on the floor and it wasn't cleaned up in time, having the robot suck it in seems like it might cause problems with the auto empty function
Depends on what model you get, the Ultra is priced around $1300. The Plus might be around $1,000 and the S7 MaxV as a stand alone will be around $800. All 3 price categories have the exact same model just has a different self emptying systems.
I haven’t tried that, I will look into it. I know a lot these robots can use Google and Alexa to start and stop the robot. Some like iRobot can go to a certain room via voice. Not sure if the S7 MaxV will have that feature.
I am doing well personally, just working and might start a 2nd TH-cam channel. I been focused on getting in shape and eating better. Hmmmm there some Pros and Cons. Pros, it a good cleaner overall and it navigates well. Cons the pricing and the fact it doesn’t dry the mopping pad, relies on air drying.
well, the i7 became a safety hazard (in my opinion) and the j7 had nothing wrong, but i had to return it because i didn’t have enough money to afford the monthly planing.
the i7 had an automatic dirt disposal glitch, where it emptied FOUR times, it failed to dock and almost messed it up, a pin punctured the bag, it started squeaking, which my ears absolutely can’t handle, and i had to stick my fingers into the brushroll to get it to stop when i picked it up.
Yes, Roborock wanted to create their own design and not go with what the competition is doing. I think this is working for Roborock and allows them to stay competitive.
Hi, How much extra space is needed on each side of the dock? I already heard that it needs an additional 0.5m (I think it's 19.68in) on each side! Is this true? Thanks
It recommended, but me personally I been testing these robots where there little space on either side, less than an inch on either side. They don’t have any issues re docking.
@@RobotMasters (A little big but i hope you don't mind) First run it seemed a little erratic: went to a really small toilet 3 times, and some nonsense navigation but sure it will "learn" better with the time. Also, I don't know if it's really more silent than my (very) old S50 but it doesn't seem, at all, to have the claimed 5100Pa suction power, even at max power. The app is also good but there's one thing that, unbelievable, is lacking: option to delete just one division. My living room has big glass doors and Roborock saved it like it was an extension of the living room and now i can't delete it. Just one last question: do you know what kind of cleaning products are safe to use for the mop? Obviously they say to only use their own but not only it seems to be more towards really tough stains (and i want just to mop better than only with water, and to leave a fresh smell) but also it's ridiculous expensive. Thanks and sorry for another message (and this time a big one).
I'll stick with my Roborock S7 plus. However, 2 updates ago they ruined the lidar comprehension. The robot now doesn't physically navigate around my mapped rooms as well as it did before the updates. It takes longer gets stuck and performs worse. I'm not happy at all. It worked flawlessly before they messed up the firmware.
Thanks for sharing your experience, I get why companies like to push updates but sometimes they can cause more issues for the consumer. I kinda wish there was away to undo an update and allow the customer to stick with a certain update and not be forced to update if they don’t want to.
@Sarge Monday Oh No 🤔😱. Hopefully the company realizes it bricks some devices an offers a fix. I know Apple had some issues with updates causing battery issues or bricking some people’s phone.
@@RobotMasters on RR you dont HAVE TO update if you dont want to. But yes, there's no rollback feature, though let's be honest, there's almost no single electronic device where you call rollback nowadays
Think I am waiting for Irobot to bring out a new Braava Jet...all roborocks seem to have good "average or meh" mops, I never really use the mop pad only the vacuum. I just want a decent dedicated auto empty mopping robot only. I don't care if I need 2 robots, as long as they both do a good job. When companies combine them they almost always suck.
Good points, yeah it hard to make a good hybrid mopping robot. The Braava Jet M6 is good because of the dedicated cleaning pattern. The benefit of having two machines is you can divide and conquer. Vacuum the carpet while the other robot mopping the floors.
@@mathieuB062 Hello, it really depends on what you are looking for. The S9+ despite being an older model still is a good cleaner. The self emptying system is one of the best out there. If you are looking for a good cleaner and like the larger dual extractor bars that the D Shape has to offer than the S9+ is a good option. If you are looking for more App features, Obstacle avoidance, and additional Map features than you might want to look at the Roborock series, 360 lineup or the Ecovacs.
@@mathieuB062 Well I found hybrid mopping and vacuuming so good for daily maintenance cleaning. There not a lot stand along mopping robot like the Braava Jet M6 or the iLife w450. PS: The S9+ and Braava Jet m6 makes a good cleaning duo, just kinda pricey.
@@MrBlueCreeper So how this works is, there preset furniture you can add to each area of your map. Like keep out zones you can resize them. This is designed to give you a visual representation of where certain things are in your home. You can select the furniture icon and the robot will clean only that area. It a cool feature but I prefer iRobot simple select a cleaning area by room name. I found myself quickly selecting the room I want through the app.
I still thinks roborock really should follow rotating mop like other, it's much more simple and probably even better mopping system. All this just adding unnecessary complexity and and point of failure, not to mention roborock so expensive this day.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, yes the VibraRise system complex with the lifting feature and vibrating features. I agree keeping it simple will allow it to last longer in the long run. From my observation, I really think the robot should have a dedicated mopping pattern. For example the Braava Jet m6 or the Viomi had dedicated mopping patterns and allowed them to mop equally as well as ones that had spinning mopping pads or vibrating ones.
@@RobotMasters are you getting ecovacs X1 Omni? I do hope they fix theirs horrible navigation. My ecovacs t9+ do it's job ok, but for some reason it breakdance alot when it encounter rug even when no mopping attachment installed, it's like it paranoid against rug.
@@anubizz3 Well I was planning on getting one, but since the S7 MaxV is coming I couldn’t justify the $1800 price tag. I think the X1 is a viable competitor. I agree having used the T8 and AIVI I still find some weird navigation quirks, especially if there changing of obstacles aka furniture.
if you go with rotating then you loose the possibility of vacuuming, or you have to interchange the accessories by hand. That's why the only one that did it was Narwal and it was pretty sh1t at vacuuming. Also it can't go over low pile carpets with that system. Then if you say "just make a robot for each task" it ends up costing more than one combined.
@@xeon2k8 what are you talking about? Any other companies under the sun except narwal, roborock and I robot do spinning mop at the back, dreame w10, ecovacs x1 omni, roidmi Eva, obode p8, I believe xiaomi also do it.
Great and complete review, this is an insane vacuum, wow! Can you do please a comparison between Roborock s7 maxv ultra and the Dreame z10 pro? Even if Roborock is obviously much advanced, I think that AI is still quite similar. I would like to see which is more able to distinguish objects and avoid them. And also which of them choose the best track to go from point A to B even if not linear because of obstacles inside. Sorry for my poor english, hope it is enough comprehensible :) Again, thanks for your videos
Hello thanks for your feedback and glad you like the video. The Z10 Pro a good option with excellent navigation and obstacle avoidance. As of now the Z10 does better navigating obstacles and maps quicker than the S7. Keep in mind the S7 Ultra is very new so it may take some time for Roborock to improve the software.
but how can you ask to make a comparison between roborock s7 maxv ultra and dreme bot z10 pro?! they are two completely different (and completely different cost) product ranges. it's like asking for a comparison between a Ferrari and a family car.
Hi, it's a nice robot. Maybe you will compare it to the Xiaomi Roidmi Eva (careful not Roidmi Eve but Eva it's their 2nd model). They released it i think and it is inspired by the Darwal. I think it will kick Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra to the moon and back in mopping. I am thinking of buying it. Congratulations on coming out with new robot reviews before Robot Wars channel. Usually he was 1st to present any new robot (good reviews not just unboxing and silly things) . You surpassed him ☺️ .
Hahaha thanks, Vacuum Wars is still my inspiration and go to person to get the most up to date specifications. Much respect to him!!! Anyways the Roidmi Eva seems like a very viable competitor, especially since it several hundred dollars cheaper compared to the S7 MaxV and OMNI X1. I personally haven’t had the opportunity to try the Roidmi models but hopefully someday I will. Thanks for watching and the kind words.
I'm liking alot of the features of the Eva over the Roborock
@@angrygaragemechanic My favorite thing is the price. Not sure why the competitors have to be priced over $1,000.
@@RobotMasters yeah there's no way I'm spending that kind of money for a mopping robot.
@@angrygaragemechanic If they can bring the price down to less than $500 for a self washing and emptying than that would make it more reasonable. There some self emptying robots around the $250 mark.
That base is crazy! They're fitting more and more on there. I cant wait to have it. I should start saving .lol
LOL need a big Piggy Bank 🏦
I got the S7 Max V by itself since the ultra dock is not available yet, I may get that once it's available, I don't mind emptying the dust bin manually for now. This is an excellent bot, Roborock really knocked it out of the park with this one, it's excellent.
wow cool! 🤩now this is my dream robot vacuum!
Thanks 😊 Hopefully Roomba follows suite
@@RobotMasters does this base station also dries mop pads with hot air after cleaning cycle of robot is complete?
@@RoboVacParty The S7 ultra only does air dry, no hot air.
@@RobotMasters how it dries mop? base station has something that blows air onto mop pad after cleaning?
@@RobotMasters have you got any infos (even not officially confirmed) about upcoming vacum/mop Roombas?:)
Thanks for the great review. A question: how is the navigation in the dark?
Just from what I tested so far. The robot has no issues navigating in the dark. The on-board LED light helps the camera see better in low light conditions.
Thanks for the detailed review. Love your video.This S7 MaxV Ultra has so many advanced features! Wondering when it will be available.
Will let you know when it available 🤗
Thanks for your review! How would you rate this against the Dreame W10?
Well it hard to say exactly. The W10 doesn’t have self emptying and is significantly cheaper. I would say the mopping performance is better on the S7 due to the vibrating mopping pad vs counter spinning ones. This is based on my personal testing. As for vacuuming they both do well. The side brush on the S7 is larger so it able to get debris from the edges and corners better. One thing I like about the W10 is the carpet avoidance sensor when mopping. In some areas of my home I have to physically remove the mopping pad on the S7 because it too thick and just drags it over the carpet. If you want all the advance obstacle avoidance and features than get the S7. If mopping more of a priority and want to save some money the W10 not a bad option.
@@RobotMasters Thanks for the detailed response! As my house has a 50/50 split between carpet and hardfloor, sounds like W10 might be better (and money saving of course!)
I know the W10 can be programmed for 3 levels, but I don't think it automatically recognises which floor it is on.
Any idea if it's a pain to work with multi floor?
Really thorough review. Is there a release date for Austral/Asia as yet?
The official release date hasn’t been announced yet.
Can you create a video and show if the self cleaning of mop pads really works? Have a very dirty mop pad and then send it to self clean and show the difference.
You should make a video about the Roomba i3 imprint mapping BETA because there isn't much information about it and many people including myself don't have access to it.
Hmm I heard about the i3 having smart mapping. Unfortunately I only have the J7 and no longer have the i3
@@RobotMasters The i3 should be capable of smart mapping because it does make a basic map after the end of each run that only shows where it cleaned and that map can probably be stored as a smart map. Maybe not as advanced because the i3 doesn't have a camera but this also makes me wonder if even the 900 series is capable of this.
Giod video! Nice sneak peak at the action.This is not just another robot vacuum! So many features. It is going to take me a bit to figure out which ones are useful.
LOL 😂 there a lot of features, some features like the 3D mapping seems like a gimmick. I prefer the 2D map that color coded.
@@RobotMasters The matrix thing only works for iPhone. I am not sure why I need it to understand furniture in my home, but I added it anyway. 1 have tile and hardwood and it did accurately detect them. Impressive. It only seems to allow it to automatically choose the vacuum and mopping level. Again is this useful?
@@jamie.andrews I think it to incorporate automatic vacuum levels, aka carpeted areas higher suction and not to mop there. As for the 3D mapping you can add certain furniture.
@@RobotMasters Yea you are correct on about the floor detection. Not sure how useful it is just yet. Some of the automated choices are not what I would choose.
The furniture is just 2d. I think for the 3d matrix view you have to have an iPhone according to RR.
@@jamie.andrews I used both devices and they appear on both Android and iPhone. I assume you created an entire map and saved it?
can we buy the S7 MaxV by itself now and add the ultra dock later as an add-on?
Yes the S7 MaxV is available as a stand alone or you can get a plus dock right now which is self emptying only.
Sooooo…. I am very interested in either this or the comparable one coming out from Ecovacs. My floor is hardwood with several rugs here and there. What I am HOPING (can you confirm) that this unit will do, is vacuum the wood floor, and at the same time mop. If it comes to a rug, it will recognize the rug, and stop the mopping action, just continue on and vacuum the rug. The process continues. When it returns to the base, it will self-empty the dust bag, and change out the water in the tank with fresh water, and clean the mop head. Is this all correct? Thank you,
Yes that is correct. When it in counters a carpet or rug the mopping pad lifts up and only vacuums. When the water tank gets low it will automatically go back an refill the water tank. Can cover up to 3,230 SQFT. As for cleaning the mopping pad you can set a certain duration or have it go back once a room done.
@@RobotMasters Awesome!!! Thank you Me Want!!!!
Thanks, Nathan, for doing the mopping test with more real-world dried-on debris. Does the mop leave streaks or wet spots? If a large room is mopped, does it clean the mop often enough to not drag around a dirty pad and leave mopping lines?
How does the mopping function compare to the robots with the rotating brushes like the Dream whatever robot?
Hello, so in the App you can have the robot go back and clean the mopping pad after a certain time in minutes. Or you can have it clean it after each room. As for streaking and performance I think it performs better than the spinning ones.
@@RobotMasters Good to know. Consider a comparison video. I wonder when this one will be available on Amazon. Too bad it's so $$$.
@@arevee9429 Yes Roborock will have this on Amazon. There will be the S7 MaxV, S7 MaxV Plus and lastly the Ultra. The Plus is similar to the S7 with self emptying.
Thanks for the detailed video! Does the mop remain wet after getting washed? I wonder if there likely be some bacterial growth in either the mop or the base after a while. Any thoughts?
So Roborock will be releasing a cleaning solution that should help with any mold build up when the mopping pad is drying. Also like towels I would recommend washing the mopping pad using a washer or dryer or by hand ever so often.
Is it compatible with the original S7 self emptying bin?
Yes it is
The suction is impressive on this one ! Thanks Nathan for this video !
Sure glad the video helped. Take care 🙂
@@RobotMasters I’m a fan of your video i hope you organise a meet up with your robot master fans
@@Usernamerandom543 Thanks, maybe someday 😁
When will the Roborock S7 maxv ultra be available on Amazon?
The official release date hasn't been given. I will keep you guys posted when I know for sure.
Did you notice any middle streaks while mopping? What I have noticed is that roborock has only one water outlet in the middle which is responsible to wet the mop and in most cases the middle part is more wet than sides.
I noticed this when I didn’t pre wet the mopping pad, but if you have the Ultra Dock it will damp the mopping pad prior to mopping. Also on the higher water settings and Deep Mopping cleaning mode, the streaking went away.
@@RobotMasters but even if you pre wet the mop, sides will get dry. So does this mean ppl who does not have ultra dock will have to wet the mop again and again?
@@naumanrahim Yes or try putting the robot on deep cleaning mode so it covers the are more than once.
Thanks for the great review. How is the cleaning of the wipe? would you say that the cloth can remain attached to the wiping module after cleaning or should it be washed out and dried again? is there anything in the manual about this? the rag is not dried like with the dreame w 10. How thorough is cleaning the mop compared to cleaning the mop on the w 10?
Hello so the cleaning system very similar to the W10. It can remove most of the dirt and debris. The W10 has a heating drying element where the S7 Ultra doesn’t.
@@RobotMasters O.k., thank you. 👍OK, but what does that mean in practice. Should the wiping cloth then be removed after each cleaning of the S7 MaxV Ultra to dry after each cleaning or can it get stuck like with the w10? wet rags usually start to smell and develop germs.🤔
@@matikl70 I have to continue testing this and see if they start to smell after awhile. Roborock is planning on releasing their version of cleaning chemicals so maybe that will help prevent mold. I only had one mopping session and as it stands I was able to leave the mopping pad on the robot without issues or smelling.
Hey Nate i got a real neat idea for the robot vacuums , instead of them having a base with a bin that gets full which the owner has to empty into the trash constantly they should make a trash bin lid that could go over a household trash receptacle and the debris is disposed of directly into the trash from the dock.
Yeah that makes complete sense, using regular trash bags are a lot cheaper than buying these type of disposable bags.
@@RobotMasters the trash bin lid could have a hose that leads from the dock to the trash lid at the back and the lid can have the traditional swing door that the owner moves like the ones you see on the cheaper bins at a Dollar General or from the household section in walmart where they sell trash cans.
@@josephbennett3482 I wonder if you could modify an existing self emptying to have a long hose that goes directly in the trash bin?
@@RobotMasters i don't know but now that i think of it i think there is one company that made a prototype just as an idea to make a final product , i saw another youtuber review something very similar to my idea but i don't know who did the video.
nice dream idea but very impractical. Majority of people have the trash bin inside the kitchen counter. The robot wont be anywhere near 5 meters (or more) close to the trash bin so the hose would have to be massive long and difficult to hide to the view.
Can this ducking station work with the older s7?
Guess not, the power connectors are not on the bottom;/ sux
The Ultra only works with the S7 MaxV. The S7 MaxV is backwards compatible with the S7 dock self emptying and regular dock.
Could you provide the sizes and total weight of the boxes?
Holy moly! That self empty suction was so strong it almost sucked the robot up! You can see the robot move as its sucked down! Is it always that loud or can you turn it down? (Never had a auto empty robo vac before)
Hello, is it very loud and pretty powerful. Probably on par with an upright vacuum. There a few options in the app to limit the strength and duration. I prefer the max power mode to insure all the content is empty. It only runs for 39 seconds and you have the option to manually empty if the noise affects you aka empty when you are not home.
Liking this robot. I have laminate flooring in my home. Does lay down a lot of water while moping?
You have an option to minimize water. I find on the lowest setting it doesn’t put too much water on.
@@RobotMasters Thank you for your quick reply. Truly this helps me make the decision to purchase
Does it require a connection to the cloud to use the app?
Yes it does, for map saving and software updates.
Does it dry the mop pad? If not, does the pad start to smell from being damp?
Hello there no hot air that blows on to the mopping pad. What it does is clean the mopping pad than removed as much water as possible off the pad by running a plastic bar over it a few times. Just from my limited time so far I haven’t noticed any smell after the pad has dried. Roborock indicated there will be a cleaning solution, not sure if this will help eliminate mold build up.
@@RobotMasters thank you
Hi, nice review. But may i know what is the maximum height it can be lifted up? Example like there is a step from living room to kitchen about 2cm
Well according to roborock the maximum threshold heigh is 2 cm. The robot will attempt to transition a few times. If it can’t get over the step than you can place a small ramp aka rug or divide the area into two separate maps.
@@RobotMasters thanks for your reply..🙏🏻
Hello my friend excellent video for the best vacuum ever made!!
Hey buddy from Greece 🇬🇷, have a good one ☝️
Soooooooo DETAILED REVIEW!!! Its navigation in the dark is really cool. I have the Roborock S7 and it works great. I really like its sonic mopping and mop lifting function. The S7MaxV Ultra must be more helpful and easy to use than the S7, right?😁
The may benefit of the S7 MaxV Ultra is the added obstacle avoidance, and self washing feature.
@@RobotMasters Yep, it makes our hands free totally!
I noticed that this robot does not have as many filters in the self empty bin as the s7+. Is there a way to compare the two in terms of vacuum filtration?
Good eye, yes that correct unlike the S7 self emptying dock which has two filters plus the dirt bag, the Ultra Dock relies on just the disposable bag. There no filter that I am aware of. Like the iRobot self emptying system it uses a high quakes of sealing disposable bag. It feels higher quality than what on the S7 and according to Roborock it rated E18. Also Roborock will be releasing a washable bag that should last 6-12 months.
What is the lowest clearance space the robot will go under? I am building a maids room and was wondering how much space is needed for the robot to travel under a door. For example, if there is a space of 4.25 inches under a door will the robot travel under the door?
Minimal clearance which includes the dome on top is around 4.24 inches. Keep in mind I recommend leaving around 4.5 inches but should work at 4.25 inches. Robotock says the height 3.8 inches but I don’t think that includes the dome on top.
Wow, this looks amazing! I am totally impressed by its self cleaning and self emptying feature!!! I have a S6maxV and always love the AI feature, but I hate to wash the mop cloth by myself. do you know when I can buy this S7maxV Ultra in the US?
So far it been doing well. A more hands off experience for sure, but don’t forget to empty and refill the Docking Station Water tank and empty out the dust bag. Anyways the S7 MaxV Ultra will be available soon and I will let everyone know once I get more information from Roborock.
This review so good and helpful. I am in love with this. When does it comes out (tentatively)? Is $ 1400 for both the products?
A few other questions:
1. Can we add hot/warm water for mopping?
2. Are there any particular liquids/chemicals needed for the mop feature or does any standard cleaning liquid work?
3. Do we have the option to buy these bags & mop separately? (I believe they are new)
4. What are the standard post-purchase services & warranty?
5. Have anyone had any issues with the application per se?
6. I know it says any floors - but does it help with wet floors (like bathrooms to wipe it up?)
7. What's the highest it can 'climb' up to? I have these dividers in my apartment that are around 2 inches, will it be able to cross that?
8. What's the max it can deal with to go below? (Like a mini step)
Hello so as for adding chemicals to the mopping water tank, it not recommended. Harsh chemicals could potentially damage the pump and rubber houses inside the robot. I know Roborock will have their own cleaning solution.
As for the thresholds, the max is a free mm so you would need to divide the area into two maps or physical help the robot over the barrier. You can also make a ramp. As for warranty, I believe it a year and roborock provides accessories aka bags.
Wet floors is not recommended not designed to pickup wet spills. Lastly the Application works well and haven’t really noticed any problems. Roborock actively updated their software every few months.
@@RobotMasters Thank you so much. This was really helpful ☺
Best video! You are very thorough!Thanks!
Thanks 🤣
Thanks for the reviews dear
I appreciate!
Sure no problem 😊
Can’t wait to get one!
Roborock s7 maxv ultra or deebot x1 omni?
Take Both 😁, if it was me I would choose the S7 MaxV because it a few hundred dollars cheaper and I find vibrating mopping system performed better than counter rotating ones.
Is it working on 220v or 110v or both of them?
I will have to check and get back to you.
I like this type of mopping pad better, because it can get edges ,but I'm concerned about how it will deal with my shag rug. I imagine it won't lift enough and cause problems. Does it dry the pads also?
Hello, so you are right about Shag Rugs. These robot vacuums from my experience don't do well on super thick carpeting. They either get stuck or don't clean very well. The Robot Air Dry the mopping pad, there no heating element that found in other models.
@@RobotMasters Thanks Nathan. My search continues. I'm not leaning towards the Obode, but don't want to wait until July.
@@richardsmith1161 No problem, as Robot Vacuum get more powerful, maybe someday they can handle this. The biggest limitation is their on board batteries, they can only be so powerful. There technology out there that allows wireless power transfer, which mobile cleaners could use to give them more power.
I'm wondering what is better, this roborock s7 maxv or dreame w10?
What do you think?
Maybe a video on both can be good fight,
I want to buy one of this 2, and i don't know what to pick up.
Hello well it really depends on what features you are looking for. The S7 MaxV is significantly more expensive if you get the ultra, but has self emptying and self washing. There obstacle avoidance and live video streaming capabilities. The W10 doesn’t have this but overall is a good self washing robot that also vacuum wells. Also with high profile carpet I like the carpet avoidance sensor when mopping.
@@RobotMasters yea i don't have a carpet so i dont really care about it, BUT very import to me is who do the best VACUUM and MOPPING.
I'm dream on good mopping to take the mop stick from my hand and do the best clean on hard dirty floor
@@דניאל-פ7י The Roborock S7 does a better job overall. It more powerful, the side brush is longer so it allows it to the edges and corners better. Lastly I find the vibrating mopping system do better than the spinning ones. Roborock is planning on releasing 3 versions of the S7 MaxV so if you don’t need self washing, a self emptying one will be available.
@@RobotMasters Thank you very much I'm really appreciate your time for me, i will go with the roborock s7 maxv ultra,
YOU HELP ME A LOT
thank you and keep updating us with good stuff
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@@דניאל-פ7י No problem have a good one ☝️
Cool! I'm patiently waiting for mine
Nice when are you getting yours 🤔
@@RobotMasters hopefully by the end of the week or early next week
How did u know when to throw dirty water and replace water tank
There sensors in both tanks letting you know if they need refilling or emptying.
There sensors in both tanks letting you know if they need refilling or emptying. The App and robot will alert you.
@@RobotMasters thank you
Thanks for the detailed review. Some questions though:
1. what happens if there's liquid in the path? Does it avoid the spot or will it just try to vacuum it anyway? Curious about it, in case of accidental spills when the robot is left unattended
2. Saw some comments about the mop causing scratches on hardwood flooring, did that happen in your tests?
Hello as for liquids the robot will try to suck it up or mop it. I definitely recommend insuring the area is clear from those things. As for a scratching I think the best thing is to make sure the mopping pads free from a lot dirt accusation. I personally haven’t noticed the mopping pad scratching my floor. It could also depend on how tough the flooring is as well.
Thanks for the update. Was curious about liquids cause most reviews show dried stains. In case some liquid do get on the floor and it wasn't cleaned up in time, having the robot suck it in seems like it might cause problems with the auto empty function
@@ykang568 So small liquids half cup or so fine. They aren’t designed to mop liquid spills. Only the iLife w450 can.
Another reviewer mentioned that the vacuum function can be turned off and set to mop only
Wow I am surprised you made this video. We were supposed to wait until it was about to be released. I thought.
LOL I don’t follow Roborock Rules 😑.
@@RobotMasters LOL.....Alrighty then.
@@AdamsReviews This is what happens when you are @ the top of the chain...
@@T.O.P.S nah he isn’t gonna get anymore models.
how much cost?
Depends on what model you get, the Ultra is priced around $1300. The Plus might be around $1,000 and the S7 MaxV as a stand alone will be around $800. All 3 price categories have the exact same model just has a different self emptying systems.
@@RobotMasters thank you dear for your feedback ❤
@@RobotMasters in your opinion
between Ecovacs Deebot X1 OMNI & Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra
which one better?
Does it work with Siri shortcut ?
I haven’t tried that, I will look into it. I know a lot these robots can use Google and Alexa to start and stop the robot. Some like iRobot can go to a certain room via voice. Not sure if the S7 MaxV will have that feature.
@@RobotMasters cool please let me know. Thanks a lot
it does
@@xeon2k8 thanks
how are you so far? happy about the robot!
I am doing well personally, just working and might start a 2nd TH-cam channel. I been focused on getting in shape and eating better.
Hmmmm there some Pros and Cons. Pros, it a good cleaner overall and it navigates well. Cons the pricing and the fact it doesn’t dry the mopping pad, relies on air drying.
i’m pretty sad, had to give up both my self emptying robots… :(
@@RileySlaya Oh how come?
well, the i7 became a safety hazard (in my opinion) and the j7 had nothing wrong, but i had to return it because i didn’t have enough money to afford the monthly planing.
the i7 had an automatic dirt disposal glitch, where it emptied FOUR times, it failed to dock and almost messed it up, a pin punctured the bag, it started squeaking, which my ears absolutely can’t handle, and i had to stick my fingers into the brushroll to get it to stop when i picked it up.
When are these available in Australia? And also can you please purchase one for me and send it across to Australia for me pleaseeeee 🙏 haha
Not sure when Roborock will release to Australia. Maybe look at 3rd party sellers, they usually start selling these after the release date.
Thanks for the nice review.
Sure hope it helped, if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask!!!
That’s a very interesting robot design
Yes, Roborock wanted to create their own design and not go with what the competition is doing. I think this is working for Roborock and allows them to stay competitive.
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Hi,
How much extra space is needed on each side of the dock? I already heard that it needs an additional 0.5m (I think it's 19.68in) on each side!
Is this true?
Thanks
It recommended, but me personally I been testing these robots where there little space on either side, less than an inch on either side. They don’t have any issues re docking.
@@RobotMasters Thanks for your help!
@@Kurt013 Sure no problem, have a good one ☝️
@@RobotMasters Thanks to you i already bought it 😁
@@RobotMasters (A little big but i hope you don't mind)
First run it seemed a little erratic: went to a really small toilet 3 times, and some nonsense navigation but sure it will "learn" better with the time. Also, I don't know if it's really more silent than my (very) old S50 but it doesn't seem, at all, to have the claimed 5100Pa suction power, even at max power.
The app is also good but there's one thing that, unbelievable, is lacking: option to delete just one division. My living room has big glass doors and Roborock saved it like it was an extension of the living room and now i can't delete it.
Just one last question: do you know what kind of cleaning products are safe to use for the mop? Obviously they say to only use their own but not only it seems to be more towards really tough stains (and i want just to mop better than only with water, and to leave a fresh smell) but also it's ridiculous expensive.
Thanks and sorry for another message (and this time a big one).
Love your channel
Thanks ☺️
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Hahaha thanks, kinda wish there wasn’t a GIANT box in my way 😊
I'll stick with my Roborock S7 plus. However, 2 updates ago they ruined the lidar comprehension. The robot now doesn't physically navigate around my mapped rooms as well as it did before the updates. It takes longer gets stuck and performs worse. I'm not happy at all. It worked flawlessly before they messed up the firmware.
Thanks for sharing your experience, I get why companies like to push updates but sometimes they can cause more issues for the consumer. I kinda wish there was away to undo an update and allow the customer to stick with a certain update and not be forced to update if they don’t want to.
@Sarge Monday Oh No 🤔😱. Hopefully the company realizes it bricks some devices an offers a fix. I know Apple had some issues with updates causing battery issues or bricking some people’s phone.
@@RobotMasters on RR you dont HAVE TO update if you dont want to. But yes, there's no rollback feature, though let's be honest, there's almost no single electronic device where you call rollback nowadays
I haven't updated mine, so let me know when they fix it 😁
@@xeon2k8 You have a good point, they should add a rollback feature just in case something happens
Think I am waiting for Irobot to bring out a new Braava Jet...all roborocks seem to have good "average or meh" mops, I never really use the mop pad only the vacuum. I just want a decent dedicated auto empty mopping robot only. I don't care if I need 2 robots, as long as they both do a good job. When companies combine them they almost always suck.
Good points, yeah it hard to make a good hybrid mopping robot. The Braava Jet M6 is good because of the dedicated cleaning pattern. The benefit of having two machines is you can divide and conquer. Vacuum the carpet while the other robot mopping the floors.
@@RobotMasters you cant use the Braava in hard floors that are separated with carpets tho
maybe do a stress test w/ 30 lb of rice w/ the Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra.
Great Idea 💡 😮
@@RobotMasters Thx
Now let's do a comparison between this and the Roomba S9+😂
Hahaha the S9+ will have some stiff competition 😎
@@RobotMasters roomba s9+ is it the best ?
@@mathieuB062 Hello, it really depends on what you are looking for. The S9+ despite being an older model still is a good cleaner. The self emptying system is one of the best out there. If you are looking for a good cleaner and like the larger dual extractor bars that the D Shape has to offer than the S9+ is a good option. If you are looking for more App features, Obstacle avoidance, and additional Map features than you might want to look at the Roborock series, 360 lineup or the Ecovacs.
@@RobotMasters thank you for your answer, I don't know maybe a vacuum robot and a floor cleaning robot independently
@@mathieuB062 Well I found hybrid mopping and vacuuming so good for daily maintenance cleaning. There not a lot stand along mopping robot like the Braava Jet M6 or the iLife w450.
PS: The S9+ and Braava Jet m6 makes a good cleaning duo, just kinda pricey.
YOU HAVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello 👋 Hope you are doing well today 😆
@@RobotMasters I am :) Glad you havr this robot. Adam also has it!
@@RobotMasters Oh yeah, Roborock did partner with Unilever to make their own cleaning solution that is compatible with the S7 MaxV Ultra.
@@RobotMasters How's the 3D Mapping?
@@MrBlueCreeper So how this works is, there preset furniture you can add to each area of your map. Like keep out zones you can resize them. This is designed to give you a visual representation of where certain things are in your home. You can select the furniture icon and the robot will clean only that area. It a cool feature but I prefer iRobot simple select a cleaning area by room name. I found myself quickly selecting the room I want through the app.
I still thinks roborock really should follow rotating mop like other, it's much more simple and probably even better mopping system. All this just adding unnecessary complexity and and point of failure, not to mention roborock so expensive this day.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, yes the VibraRise system complex with the lifting feature and vibrating features. I agree keeping it simple will allow it to last longer in the long run. From my observation, I really think the robot should have a dedicated mopping pattern. For example the Braava Jet m6 or the Viomi had dedicated mopping patterns and allowed them to mop equally as well as ones that had spinning mopping pads or vibrating ones.
@@RobotMasters are you getting ecovacs X1 Omni? I do hope they fix theirs horrible navigation. My ecovacs t9+ do it's job ok, but for some reason it breakdance alot when it encounter rug even when no mopping attachment installed, it's like it paranoid against rug.
@@anubizz3 Well I was planning on getting one, but since the S7 MaxV is coming I couldn’t justify the $1800 price tag. I think the X1 is a viable competitor. I agree having used the T8 and AIVI I still find some weird navigation quirks, especially if there changing of obstacles aka furniture.
if you go with rotating then you loose the possibility of vacuuming, or you have to interchange the accessories by hand. That's why the only one that did it was Narwal and it was pretty sh1t at vacuuming. Also it can't go over low pile carpets with that system. Then if you say "just make a robot for each task" it ends up costing more than one combined.
@@xeon2k8 what are you talking about? Any other companies under the sun except narwal, roborock and I robot do spinning mop at the back, dreame w10, ecovacs x1 omni, roidmi Eva, obode p8, I believe xiaomi also do it.
Price??????????
The Ultra $1400, there going to be two cheaper variations the Plus and S7 MaxV. I assume they will be around $1,000 and $800
Great and complete review, this is an insane vacuum, wow!
Can you do please a comparison between Roborock s7 maxv ultra and the Dreame z10 pro? Even if Roborock is obviously much advanced, I think that AI is still quite similar. I would like to see which is more able to distinguish objects and avoid them. And also which of them choose the best track to go from point A to B even if not linear because of obstacles inside. Sorry for my poor english, hope it is enough comprehensible :)
Again, thanks for your videos
Hello thanks for your feedback and glad you like the video. The Z10 Pro a good option with excellent navigation and obstacle avoidance. As of now the Z10 does better navigating obstacles and maps quicker than the S7. Keep in mind the S7 Ultra is very new so it may take some time for Roborock to improve the software.
@@RobotMasters Sure! The Roborock is still in “beta”, so let’s see further developments. Best rgds
but how can you ask to make a comparison between roborock s7 maxv ultra and dreme bot z10 pro?! they are two completely different (and completely different cost) product ranges. it's like asking for a comparison between a Ferrari and a family car.
Guess you don’t need the s6 maxv anymore 🤣
Hahaha it got moved to the basement 😢
@@RobotMasters oh ok btw can you keep the Trifo Ollie on eBay for another few weeks because I plan on buying it I just need more time
@@coltonsvacuumcollection Oh okay, I was going to remove and wait a bit.
Still happy with my iRobot i7 I recently got a 5200mah battery for it and it works great
WoW was it easy to swap out the battery? Did you have any issues with the charging or installation. I am thinking of doing this to my J7.
@@RobotMasters very easy and I have 0 charging issues
@@RobotMasters check out this video th-cam.com/video/96ZPsX2mIec/w-d-xo.html
@@Momgumery Good to know thanks for the information.
@@RobotMastersyour welcome that video was the reason I got mine
Roborock 👏👏👏👏👏💸👎🤝
LOL 😆
I have one too
hi nathan! haven’t watched you in a while, sorry about that :(
No worries, glad you came back!!! Hopefully everything going well with you.
Let's Go Canadian Freedom Truckers!
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Jesus that thing is loud
Yeah 67 dB, Self Emptying Station sounds like a traditional Upright Vacuum.
🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹ciao, puoi mettere i sottotitoli in italiano. Grazie e complimenti!
Ciao amico dall'Italia!!! Grazie per la visione!!!!