roborockQ5 Max+ Robot Vacuum with Self-Empty Dock, Upgraded from Q5+, 5500 Pa Suction, DuoRoller Brush, Hands-Free Cleaning for up to 7 Weeks, PreciSense LiDAR Navigation, App & Voice Control

For anyone tired of the perpetual dust bunny rodeo, this robot vacuum is a delightful little workhorse that punches well above its weight class. Seriously, for the price, it's practically stealing your chores!Got hard floors? Consider them conquered. This bot sweeps through with the meticulousness of a tiny, laser-guided butler. And thanks to its Lidar sensor, which apparently likes to sit a bit higher, it's got a knack for spotting those rogue Legos and forgotten pet toys before it devours them in a mechanical rage. Your tiny treasures (and your sanity) are safe!Now, if your home is a plush, wall-to-wall carpet paradise, this little guy might not be your knight in shining armor. It'll give it the old college try, but it's more of a hard floor hero than a shag rug superstar. And the mop? It's not going to win any awards for deep-cleaning miracles, but for a quick spruce-up, it absolutely gets the job done without complaining (unlike some other family members we know).But here's where this robot truly shines brighter than a freshly polished floor: the app. Oh, the app! It's so intuitive, so user-friendly, it's practically a masterclass in interface design. Forget fumbling through clunky menus; this app makes controlling your robot feel less like a chore and more like conducting a tiny, floor-cleaning orchestra. Bravo, app designers, bravo!So, if you're looking for a budget-friendly way to keep your hard floors sparkling and enjoy an app that doesn't make you want to throw your phone across the room, this robot vacuum is ready to roll.

Are you overwhelmed with researching a new robot vacuum? I was until I found this!I almost got stuck buying a pretty blue ascetic no name model, until I did my research. These guys are seemingly rated number one in the industry for reviews and product reliability. You expect it to work, and this item is flawless (in my opinion).Positives1) So easy, basically set it and forget it on the phone app operations. Very little assembly, takes 10 mins outside of the box.2) Variable suction power. Do you want more quiet operations, battery life or a power house. This has a monster vacuum on it for the price.3) 90% of the time in my semi cluttered house with 3 cats (who are devils) came at this thing. It fully maps the house safely, avoiding them without getting stuck anywhere.4) buy white, you'll want to see it at night.5) So many more options I did not expect, tgat you most certainly won't get with non name brand clones. Like Off-peak charging to offset your electric bill.Neutral:1) Firmware updates are a breeze and constantly updating. I see operating improvements almost after each one. The company cares about smooth operation.2) This unit actually talks to it's owner.3) WiFi setup was a breeze, no issues.4) Mapping the house, the quick first scan missed a room. But after that it was perfect.Negatives:Not really any so far. As advertised it will stuck up stray cords, cat toys without harm or breaking unit, so far anyway. Also this is not a regular vacuum, it may still take numerous passes to get your floor right.

I bought this vacuum for our vacation home which has about 70% hardwood floors and 30% carpet. I am not 100% tech-savvy, but I was able to get this charged and on a schedule. We had 3 dogs with us; two of which shed (1 golden retriever). I always hated the vacuuming and the mopping when I am on vacation. I set this schedule for 11 p.m. and every morning, the house floors looked great and the vacuum was full of dog hair and dirt, even though the two large dogs slept in the living area which was cleaned overnight I have not tried the mopping yet, as I am still in awe of the cleaning capability and the amount of dog hair it gets every evening. However, the mop is manual, in that you have to manually attach the mopping mechanism. I will try it next time we are at the vacation house. It also did not automatically unload the debris collected, but I think that is operator error. I am sure there is some button that I need to toggle to turn it on. I do think that it still requires some tech knowledge from the operator, which is a bit of a limiting factor for some folks, including me. If I can't get the mopping to work, or if it is not worth the hassle of manually adding it and removing it, then I would go with a model without the mopping capability. But for shear cleanliness and suction ability and ease of setting up to do the basic cleaning, this machine works great, especially with dog hair and the sand and debris that comes with the dog. I love getting a message in the morning that the vacuum has once again docked. It takes about 1.5 hours for it to clean the main floor - kitchen, living room, dining room, large hallway and bathroom. It easily goes from the hardwood floor to the carpet. I am very pleased.

Summary Pros: Extremely intelligent, high suction power, efficient maneuvering, doesn’t get stuck in cables, above average mopping, robust app, all leading to a very clean house.Summary cons: Terrible battery life and water holding capacity.General observation: The machine wouldn’t need your help in any way, when its battery is drained, it automatically goes back to its docking station, charges then continues with its work. It’s actually fun seeing it find its way back, it never gets lost. If you are requiring the job to be finished in one go, either reduce the suction power and mopping capacity or go for one with a higher storage.P.S: Settings I used was pushing the device to its limits, and does a very good job! It’s a two bed room two bathroom 1,200 sq feet apartment. Would have given it 4.5 frankly. It’s definitely above 4.0