For floors that have rooms with a mix of carpets, hard floors and tiles, you can just set the Roborock S7 off and have it detect what it should be doing.Īll the Roborock goodies we've seen before are included too, including the ability to set certain no go zones in the app, and have specific rooms cleaned rather than an entire floor.
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Another upgrade is that the mop layer automatically raises itself when carpet is detected, so you don't need to manually switch between two modes on the same clean.ĭuring our testing, that sonic mopping works really well, even on dried spills – in fact the S7 is better at mopping than it is at vacuuming in terms of the end results. Superior mopping is the main upgrade you get with the S7: previous Roborock models could mop, but this time around the cleaner uses special sonic scrubbing technology to apply up to 3,000 vibrations per minute. We do like the voice feedback you get as well, so you know when the robovac is charging for example, or when it's done its rounds and is heading back to the dock. The device pilots itself around intelligently enough too, doing a good job of covering the ground efficiently, recognizing and avoiding obstacles, and getting into corners. New on this model is a rubberized brush, which should mean a deeper clean and less maintenance along the way. We're impressed by the quality of the clean of the Roborock S7 at the highest settings, though it's not going to pick up every last bit of dirt embedded in your carpet – this won't replace your main vacuum cleaner, but it will mean you won't have to use it as often (which is pretty standard for the best robot vacuum cleaners on the market right now). We'd rather have the options than not, and it's good to see Roborock including a high level of customizability throughout the device's settings. As you go up the scale, the suction gets greater but so does the noise, and battery life takes a hit as well. The vacuum will detect carpet and lifts mop so fabric flooring doesn't get soakedįor vacuuming, the Roborock S7 keeps the same 2500Pa suction power as its predecessor, and you've got four different modes to pick from: quiet, balanced, turbo or max.Mop uses sonic scrubbing technology to wipe away stains.Good suction that whips away everyday dirt.The adhesive tape on the underside is a nice touch to help keep it stable, and the robovac can automatically drive back and dock itself when cleaning is done. It's fairly unobtrusive, but you will need to find somewhere to put it. Speaking of the base, the bundled dock takes care of charging and sits up against a wall wherever you like. We like the LED light on the top, which gives a reassuring glow when the unit is scanning, charging and so on. It has a 470 ml dust canister and a 300ml water tank, which Roborock says is enough to clean an area of up to 200 sqm (2150 sqft).Īlong the top you've got control buttons for starting and stopping the unit, initiating a spot clean, and sending it back to base. White and black are your color choices, and if you're wondering if this is going to fit under your sofa, it stands 96.5 mm (3.8 inches) tall, with a maximum diameter of 353 mm (13.9 inches).
Function takes priority over form when it comes to a device like this, but the Roborock S7 isn't completely unappealing in terms of its aesthetics. Roborock hasn't sprung any surprises when it comes to the design of the S7, and its look is very much along the lines of previous models: a squashed down cylinder, with a central dome that houses the LiDAR scanner required for the robovac to find its way around. Rubberized brush with fins offers a deep clean on carpets.Compact design that can navigate under some furniture.
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