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This review is BS! I just bought one after watching this. The S7 MaxV Ultra does NOT pick up nearly ANYTHING on my Berber carpet. I does NOT PICK UP cat fur, it does NOT pick up paper from a cross shredder, does not pick up nearly anything from a carpet. If this was an honest review he would have told us. It ONLY works well on Hardwood or Linoleum floors. Basically this does everything great but Vacuum which is the purpose right? I will be doing a V1d3o soon to so show how this unit DOES NOT VACUUM!
Got mine Wednesday and after many years or owning roombas I can say the S7 MaxV Ultra is the most amazing robot vacuum I have ever owned. If it wasn't so expensive and not sold out I would be ordering two more asap. Was talking with a friend about it and one thing ya don't see enough reviews on for the robot vacuums is details about the app software, maybe something for you to spend more time on? :) Thank you for all your reviews I tell anyone looking to check out your youtube videos before buying.
@@VacuumWars Totally understand its not easy with how fast this market is growing. Maybe seperate videos on the apps since there doesnt seem to be much change in them unless a new bot is released with a new feature in the app? Just a thought, keep up the great work!
wait n wait, finally I got the S7 MaxV ultra. It works sooooo great, I do not have to wash the mop/empty the dust bin; it just does everything by its own. The camera function even make it more competitive, two-way audios, AI, pet details etc. Satisfied my needs perfectly.
I have got the vacuum here in Australia, I agree it's amazing. But what's infuriating is that they have no timeline of releasing the Ultra dock station,meaning I'm essentially buying the vacuum and then missing out the most important feature of the machine! What a shame.
I agree a thousand percent! The S7 MaxV is a great machine, but I really want to the Utltra dock. When can I buy it? No one knows. Hey, Roborock, let me buy something will you!?
Roborock's reputation in Australia is the main thing holding me back purchasing. Likely will just order from overseas and forget the warranty, as it'll likely be hassle with Roborock Aus.
@@Simon-iq1yl as far as I know, the ultra station is sold out in China, and you ppl are paying 100 bucks more in secondary market for it right now. Can’t blame anybody about it, I have to say roborock nailed it this time, it’s a great product.
Selling that Vacuum here but never selling the Dock that makes it amazing [because retailers here presumed no one would want it] would be stereotypical aussie business acumen. lol I have to import so much stuff here from American Amazon because the locally sold alternatives are either non-existent or junk. I'll wait for them to sell the combo, if they ever do. My S5 from mid 2018 is getting long in the tooth.
I bought two of these Robots. They're amazing. Hey Vacuum wars. I watched this robot under IR so I can watch all the sensors reading the room and the robots movements. Footage you'd be interested in?
This thing will be the "future" the day the prince drop by HALF, because right now this thing cost 1500$ Let's compare to hiring a housekeeper, the average salary for housekeeping is between 10 and 15$ per hour let's take the max salary 15$ and assume that it take 1h to vacuum and mop the floor of a normal sized house ( only vacuuming and moping, nothing else, like what the robot vacuum offer, and assuming of course that the housekeeper have a good floor cleaner like a 200$ bissell crosswave ) So 15$ per week, 1500/15 = 100 weeks So with that much money you can hire someone ( at max salary ) to clean your home for 100 week or 2 years
I read in another review that the lifting mechanism on the S7 mop pad doesn't actually lift it enough to clear many carpets. Does anyone else have any experience on how it works in practice?
It really depends on your carpet. I’d say even most mid-pile carpets will be fine and I have never had a problem with this, but if you have the type of tolerance where the carpet is not allowed to get ANY moisture on it, then yeah you might have to wait.
You could always set it to vacuum the carpeted areas first before mopping. That way it doesn't have to travel over carpet with a wet pad in the first place
Does fine on my mid carpet. All you have to do is schedule the carpets first and do mopping last. By the time it runs on carpets the next say the mop is dry
At Vacuumwars What do you think of the fact that the double brush patent will soon expire, are you happy, or sad because Roombas might lose their edge over the competition? Do you think many companies will implement double brushes?
I really hadn't thought about it. Roombas have a lot of good qualities that a manufacturer may want to emulate, I wouldn't be surprised about the rollers though.
Hey Vacuum Wars, Can you get your hand on Roidmi EVA (not AVA) which also have the self cleaning Docking like Roborock S7 MaxV ULTRA but with cheaper price if I'm not mistaken. since roidmi is also under Xiaomi, kinda curious on EVA performance.
I always come to this channel for the best and most thorough vacuum reviews. My friends even comment on the rigs you build for testing. Great job, we appreciate your hard work.
I think the S7 MaxV Ultra is Sooo close to perfect. It's an incredible robot. I just wish the pad raised higher for higher pile carpets, as well as a dock heater/fan for the pad to dry out. Just my two cents. Besides that, it's such a fantastic cleaning machine, and their app is just so good, fast and responsive.
Been using it for past one month and Loving it compare to my old S7. The AI really very intelligent for S7 maxV as it will vacuum halfway and go back to dock and clean the mop cloth and do its job again.
You're awesome thank you for avoiding the novelty drone mundane quirky conversations that other channels engage in and just getting straight to the point of analyzing performance. It really aids in decision making Much appreciated 😊👍
1400$ for a vacuum. Really isint bad if it litterly does everything it's self don't have to mop either just keep the clean water full and dirty water empty. One of those "ill talk to the wife" things.
Wait... What happened to all the comparative test scores or mentions of its actual competitors in the space? Its seems good, but I'm confused that it was compared only to the S7 in this video, instead of its actual competition. I feel like we usually see it in Vacuum Wars videos so this review seems really lacking without it.
Is there a place where you list comparative score data for things like pickup tests? For example, I’d like to know how much better the s7MaxV is on carpet vs my normal s7, at the detail level you provide in your test beyond pa suction power.
How has Roomba fallen so far behind? I have the Braava Jet and its navigation system is like a blind man with a cane. It bumps into everything and watching it dock it can take 5 to 10 minutes just to do that.
It's really kind of sad, they should have gone Lidar ages ago. They still have a great pickup system with the dual rollers but have fallen behind everywhere else.
Thank you for your reviews, they are very informative! Please consider adding hair vacuuming tests on carpeting and hard floors and possibly comparing Normal vs Max vacuum settings to see if it makes a difference on hair. Various comments from different videos / reviews seem to point to the older style bristle brushes having an advantage over the newer style rubber beaters for vacuuming up hair. Standardized testing like you perform could shed light on the subject.
I couldn't agree more, the S7 Max V is excellent. I bought mine with just the charge base, I might get the ultra dock once it's available but even without that, this bot is excellent. For me, emptying the bin is not a big deal. It would be really interesting to compare the suction power on this bot with the Roomba S9, I bet they're pretty close but Roborock's battery life is much better. I agree with one of the comments that Irobot is falling behind, I have the J7 plus, it's ok, it cleans decent but it doesn't have nearly as much power and Roborock's navigation blows Roomba's camera system away, there is just no comparison. There are a lot of reviews comparing the Roborock S7 Max V with the Ecovacs X1, with the X1, there is apparently an issue with the mop plates and Ecovacs is offering replacements to address that. I wish the X1 was available with just a charge dock, even the cheapest X1 is around $1100 which is quite expensive. Anyway, great review, I think the S7 Max V is one of the best vacuum robots available, it's vacuum performance is excellent, navigation is great and the mop performance is also really good.
Hi, I have a question, they don't sell the Ultra or Plus dock in my country and it won't come here, only the base S7 MaxV is available here with the standart charging dock. Some people say that this robot is actually designed for the Ultra dock, and the dust bin size is small. So is the dust bin really THAT small if i'm not gonna use the Ultra dock ? I can empty it myself every day or every 2 days, but if it's as small as like it can't do the full house, that would be bad. What do you think since you have the base version right now ?
@@My.MusicChannel I have not had any issues with the bin getting too full and I clean my entire place every time, the only issue I have had is that the opening for emptying the bin is small so you may have to put your hand in and remove anything that doesn't fall out when you dump the bin, that's usually not a lot though. Even with just the standard charging base, it's one of the best, if not the best robot vacuums available now.
I am buying it without the self empty! Cost 1399$ and just by itself is on sale for 629$ on Black Friday. I bought it online now. Hopefully it doesn’t get full very fast! I have a large square footage house though.
I would recommend a test against animal fur and human hair, I really worry about the mop picking up the hair missed by vacuum and cog the brush cleaner to the pad.
I have one of the original roborocks and it's still going strong in my house several years later. I've replaced a couple parts, but that's it. We almost never have to use the upright vacuum
My S5 works well enough that I only need a cordless stick vacuum occasionally for a couple no-go spots I set up. My old corded one has sat unused in the closet for a year now.
Dreame W10 Bot would be a nice model to review and potentially compare this Roborock to. As a longtime Roborock user, thinking on getting either this model or one with rotating pads.
I would love to see how reliably it returns to its charging base, in particular when the dock is hidden or occluded. It seems everyone puts their docks way out in the open. I want to hide mine behind or under furniture, or in a kitchen cabinet where the toe kick is removed to allow robot exit and entry.
Ive had my Roborock 4 Max under the couch previously. As long as it's a space the robot is comfortable cleaning, that means it can dock there. Right now it is next to a kitchen island and the dock gets bumped regularly by the dog. I never have to move it to get it to dock.
i have it under or behind a shelf. the higher parts are behind the shelf or more like the shelf is before the higher parts and the lower parts for parking are under the shelf. works fine for me.
i had the charging dock (the one that only charges, so it's really small) on my S7 under a rack of shoes so nobody would see it. It was docking perfectly fine
I have mine docked under a low dining room buffet and it docks no problem. Upgraded from a Neato d5 and I'm blown away by how much better and useful this vacuum is.
As for their app, the “pin-n-go” feature needs to be moved to the main map. Right now it’s too many taps to exit the map, use the feature then return to the map. It should be, just touch and hold to select a spot, then a menu from there with “spot clean” or “go there”.
We really like ours. I did have to tape over the cliff sensors though. Couple area rugs are black/white and was freaking it out. Single story house, so not an issue.
I got the S7 with the base when it came out, it’s been so good we can’t believe it! Can’t imagine it being better…I wish I could trade up somehow. Here’s a crazy idea, I think if anyone could pull off Roborock could. Combine a dishwasher with a vac base. A door on the floor of the dishwasher opens up and the vac drives inside like Michael Knight, all water and debris is cleaned from the vac, it’s refilled, charged and ready to go again. You’d never have to service anything.
This is the first robot I bought before I watched your review... sorry I couldn't wait 😬 This thing is truly amazing, I feel like a Roborock salesman when I talk to family, co-workers, and friends
May be a dumb question, but I just bought a two story house. If I kept the dock on the main floor and just took the vacuum to the second floor to do it’s job up there, would the app understand that there would be two different floor plans?
The future is when the dock transforms into a robot and empties the trash into your outside trash bin and refills the water tank reserve too, and replaces the rollers ever 3 months 🤣
I bought it. I have some things to say about it. First, I can't tell you how much I appreciate this channel. It has helped me with countless buying decisions. I trust the reviews completely. That being said, something is clear to me after buying this vacuum. When you test hundreds of vacuums, even with objective criteria, the overall tone of the review is inevitably affected by how the vacuum performs relative to other vacuums. But when a vacuum costs $1,000-$1,300, a consumer wants to know, in the absolute sense, if the thing is worth it. Is it impressive enough (regardless of other vacuums) to drop the cash? Is the hope of a low-maintenance, clean floor realized? I do not doubt that this is the best robot vacuum on the market. But that doesn't necessarily mean it's worth the cheddar. The next paragraphs are going to sound a bit negative, but know that in the end, I'm keeping it. SOFTWARE Software should be better. Most of what I found wanting wasn't in the hardware, but the software. That's the good news because software can be updated. But at this price point, I was really surprised by the rudimentary mapping features. I know what apps and software can do. They can do much more. Edit: the vision of the bot is amazing and it is dead accurate for positioning...I'm disappointed in the software features attached to it. It sees rooms that aren't there through sliding glass doors, in mirrors, etc. Well, that's just fine. It's a robot vacuum, not an android. The issue is that there's no way to delete this imaginary room in the mapping. Does this affect cleaning? No, not really. But it does mean that you have to spend a good deal of time adding imaginary walls and nudging them around through trial and error making sure it still cleans the edge of your actual room. Also, it would just feel nice to have the map be an accurate representation of my house rather than the wacky funhouse that shows up on my phone, which bears little resemblance to my actual space. Sometimes, you forget to move something like a small ottoman and you realize it only as the vacuum is moving around it. Then you move it. Well, since it's going back and forth and can see later that the obstacle has been moved, it should know to go back and pick up the spot it missed. It won't do that. It has the clearance to fit under the toe kick, but it sees it as an obstacle and won't clean beneath it. This is a bummer. It means I have to sweep where I shouldn't have to. Obstacle avoidance isn't a substitute for babysitting it. I bought a dumb Rumba from Costco about 5 years ago. This thing had the intelligence of a ping pong ball and I ended up returning it. But I do remember if the brushes encountered ANY resistance, it stopped moving immediately. Well, this one didn't and it nearly destroyed all my floors. Yes, that's right. Thank the Good Lord I was paying attention and could hear that something was not right in time to stop it. I always pick up the house before using it. But sometimes, you just don't see everything. You know those alligator clips? Well, the silver metal arms are detachable and of one of them was on the floor. It picked it up; it got wedged; it started dragging it (pointy end down) and deeply scratching the hardwood floor. If left to its own devices, it would have made a scratch pattern across my entire house that would have looked just like the map! So, I DO NOT run it without supervision, which is very limiting. The instructions recommend putting a board down to block the top of your stairs so the machine doesn't tumble down the stairs. What? Even Rumba Estupida was smart enough to not fall down the stairs. I suspect this is in the instructions for liability and it would be fine, I mean, I hope so. But then again, have they no confidence in the hardware cameras or their software? What about invisible walls? And what's the liability when someone trips over the board and breaks their neck falling down the stairs? HARDWARE Let's face it: that mop pad is itsy bitsy teeny weeny. It has to be by nature and that's not a miss by the manufacturer. But it means that I am cleaning it SOOOOO often. If you've got hardwood floors, I can really see how the fancy mop dock is necessary. I didn't buy it figuring I could buy it later if I wanted to. I don't know if the machine can detect a dirty pad and go back to the dock to clean the mop pad in the middle of the cleaning cycle, but it should because it's necessary. I doubt it has this capability and you could certainly program around it. But again, if you're dreaming of ultimate automation for $1,300, you're not going to get it. To be clear, it's not that my floors are that dirty, it's that the mop is that tiny. Because I have mostly hardwood floors, I probably wouldn't bother with the vacuum-bag only dock -- except that I find emptying bagless vacuums an entirely disgusting enterprise. But I seem to be unique in this. If that bugs you and you've got a lot of carpet, I could see the vacuum-emptying dock being useful. But for me with the hardwood floors, the cannister only needs to be emptied every few days where the mop pad needs to be washed multiple times a day. So, it's go big or go home if I want to make this less hands on. I will not be saving any time/energy unless I get the mop-dock. The mop-lift feature is a GREAT thing. But it ain't perfect. I don't have low-pile carpet, I have a NO-pile carpet. It's a Ruggable with the thicker pad (which really ain't that thick). Once it gets on carpet, there's no problem, it doesn't deposit any wetness. But in the process of climbing up onto the rug, it drags it's tiny dirty mop on the edge of the carpet. At first, I would just tell it to clean that room right after hand-cleaning the mop pad. In this way, at least it would drag a CLEAN mop on my white carpet. But the problem is that there is another room that is only accessible by going through that room and over the rug. So, once it mops the other room, it HAS to drag it's dirty mop over the edge of my rug. So, I've changed tactics. Now, I just uninstall that mop pad entirely and have it clean those two rooms together and the second room just doesn't get mopped ever. I still have to do it by hand. Then, I reinstall it and send it off to the rest of the house. This means hanging around and waiting for it to finish the first 2 rooms and then sending a separate command to do the rest. By the way, I stopped removing pad using the velcro. Now, I just pull out the whole mop deck and wash it still attached. The velcro is very strong and it was ripping the seams of my mop pad after just a few times. I did love the way they anchored the mop pad so that you could get it on perfectly without trying hard. That was a stroke of genius. But alas, it's no longer relevant to me since I don't remove it from the plastic deck anymore. The mopping feature works decently, understanding the limitations of such a pad. The mop pad does seem to clean dried liquid messes fine. But I have hardwood floors in my kitchen. Sometimes, solid things stick to the floors and turn into dark-gummy-flattened-squished spot. You know what I'm talking about. It won't get those kinds of messes up. So, dried liquid mess is fine. Solid squished mess, no sir. I never had that expectation, so this is not a disappointment, just an FYI. If the charging dock is on hardwood floors, taping it down is not optional. What happens is the vacuum attempts to mop over the clear plastic sheet attached to the dock and drags it around. It lands on top of an already mopped, wet area. So, rather than protecting your floors from moisture as it is supposed to, it is actually trapping moisture underneath. I've not yet taped mine down, but I am assuming this will fix the problem. AM I KEEPING IT? Yes. I am keeping it. My floors are way cleaner than they used to be. There's plenty of things about it that work really well, but I think that sort of thing was already covered in this video and so I'm not mentioning it. But I am actually putting more time in than I used to. How's that for irony? There's a lot of babysitting and prepping and mop pad changing and manual commands. But without the bot, that effort would not yield as clean of results. The machine cleans and vacuums well. With some software updates (and another $500 for the mopping dock...oi), this thing could be near perfection.
Wow, thank you for the detailed experience and outlining where this bot fell short for your needs. I'll be moving into a mostly hard-floored house but it has a few carpeted rooms and it's good to know that auto-lifting mop might have an issue (but at least there is a work around!).
@@atomicpeach27 I am not sure if carpet would be a problem like a rug. Since the rug is laying on top of the hardwood, it's more of a lopsided climb. Plus there's that rolled edge on a rug that you won't get with a carpet. Also, the transition piece that is installed between carpet and hardwood or tile will probably help. In my home, my carpet is not as different height-wise as the hard floors next to it. I only have carpet upstairs and I've never dragged it upstairs, but now you've got my curious like I want to test this.
Hey @Vacuum Wars our stupid house has high pile carpets, would you be able to incorporate longer pile carpets into your tests? It would put it to the test!
So the robot does not detect a full dustbin, correct? (The dustbin is the box inside the robot that collects the debris.) The feature "empties dustbin automatically" is confusing. It will only empty the dustbin automatically when the robot is returned to the base. However, the robot will not automatically return to the base when the dustbin is full. So, in essence, if the dustbin is full, the robot may still be operating, but it won't be collecting any debris. Therefore, you have to check it to ensure the dustbin is not full.
I still use the M6 to shine, after the S9+ cleans it zones and the S7 Max V Ultra finishes its zones. Like the video said no one Vaccum is perfect, yet.
A good test would be to see how it handles mirrors. In my house there's a wall separating two rooms that has a floor to ceiling mirror on it on one side. My s6 pure (no camera)is very confused by this mirror, the map is all messed up in the app and it always tries to go through the mirror.
Same . One room ends up being in a part of another so it does this silly dance trying to clean one room, go into the other room to clean what it thinks lives inside of the mirror and then continues ...
@@Fantomas-HiTech Tried it. It just maps it the next time round and puts parts of one room into another and the app doesn't really allow for very good reassignemnt of those messed up areas.
I used to play in a punk rock band, he would get drunk, break things, have sex, get high, then play a show to 30 disinterested people’. Now I watch vacuum videos at home.
Why would you ever review anything without including avg retail price or a competitor comparison? What a terrible, incomplete review, just mentioning “high price” is lame, grow up.
I didnt mention the airflow because I was not sure about it. We couldn't get it to register on the top 2 power settings, this is the same thing that happened on the older s7, I assumed there was some peculiarity with its sensors that we were not able to overcome by the usual means we employ when trying to trick it to run while staying still. The other metrics seem to be consistent with it being about the same as other premium Roborocks.
I know we don’t have flying cars but this is a pretty awesome sign of the future. The amount of tech embedded in this device is incredible and it doesn’t seem to blow people’s minds! It does mine!
it really is. LIDAR, 3D AI technology, Selfcleaning ability, 3 hours battery and huge suction power! Future is here. This is more advanced than most cars before 2010.
Seems pretty revolutionary as a mixed environment (rugs/carpet/hardfloor) system. Provided it only gets better with time as regards the AI navigation, and as you mention, the base has good longevity, it seems like a solid purchase!
I have a S5 Max and initially it was perfect, but then I got a GF and a cat and it started to struggle a lot. I ended up putting the areas of my apartment where my GF has her stuff as no go zones, but the cat I cannot really control where it will put its toys when I am at work. Hopefully, someday I will have a salary high enough to afford the latest Roborock gem.
I'm posting the same comment I did on a different video on a more recent video so that there is a greater chance you'll see it: I really love your content! Based of of your information I bought a shark duo clean. It is an absolutely amazing machine. However, after about a year of owning this machine I can smell air pollution when I turn it on. It would be great if you did some longevity testing. Like, for example, maybe running each vacuum 100 hours outside and measuring how good the complete seals are. I think a lot of manufacturers don't have very good incentives to make sure that these seals last. I think you could have a very large impact in this space. A lot of people also find the longevity of a machine very important when they purchase it so that would also appeal to them.
hi there, can i do without the detergent? can it be used with water only? edit: answer from JaytB (see in previous thread): I use water only and the results are great. There is no need to get the Roborock detergent.
For the same price as this I can get à roomba s9+ and a braava jet m6, or for 300$ less a roomba j7+ with the same braava. Would you recommend that all-in-one unit or separate roomba products?
the braava cannot go over carpets and also it requires way more maintenance than the mopping system on this roborock. That without taking into account that navigation on the S9 is super dumb and takes forever to vacuum, so if you have a big floor plan it will have to recharge in between extending more than triple the time it takes for roborock
these vacuum makers might as well make the robots as big and stall as the dock for a wet/dry vacuum system like the Tineco/Xiaomi/dreame. there is little value in having the robot to go under sofas.
Great video as always, but I think you skipped one part. Outside of the mopping part - how was the emptying bin? I also assume there's no bagless version of this one.
So far mine hasn't clogged. No bagless version yet. Not sure if they'll make one since the buckets are square. I do empty the dirty water after every run, though it could probably do my 3 bedroom house 2.5 times without needing to. We don't have any carpet, but do have a few area rugs in the living room and dining room.
I watched tons of reviews but this was the one that made me go out and buy the S7 MaxV Ultra. I'm thoroughly impressed! It's even better than expected. It's so good, it took my cleaning lady's job and I'm not even joking. Thanks for the informative and very detailed review!
@@jaytb6458 glad about it. i have so many allergies with the kids and all, it's a relief. i think i'm gonna invest in some roborock stuff then. thank you, my good sir.
Been a huge fan of roborocks, I have an s5 an s6max V and a H7 stick vac. More a fan of the robots than the stick vac but yeah, Roborock is ahead of the game and I am trying to justify buying a 7maxV ultra when its released in Australia. The robot is now out but no dock yet.
I think you should mention Sleep mode and the noise level of these robots. Since working from home, I’ve rarely used my Roomba due to the loud noise. The sleep mode of the Roborock now allows me to run it every night while I’m sleeping and it is a god send to our family.
@@barry99705 i know that but the mode doesnt change at all the noise it makes while vacuuming so the announcements are nothing compared to that noise. Emptying the dust bin yeah it's skipped so that's less noise to hear then.
Really appreciate this channel. Definitely want to get this when it's sold in Canada. My question is, is there a technique robot vacuums use for multi floor homes? I.e. carrying it upstairs and downstairs?
Just saying, I only consider vacuum cleaners off your reviews. You good sir are by far the best reviewer. I love the in-depth tests you perform, honest opinions and quality review videos you produce. Amazing. I've never considered a robo vac before... Until I saw this review and your extensive testing. I am impressed!!!
Today at 4pm EST i will be releasing “The Best Robot Vacuum with Obstacle Avoidance A.I.” I know that isn’t exactly what you’re asking about, but you might enjoy it.
The parent company of roborock Xiaomi is producing some amazing home appliance products. I am in awe of the quality of roborock and the ability of China to foster such great companies. While America is innovating in the virtual world, China will soon be the innovation leader in the real world. This gadget is a must have for anyone living in a house. I am surprised that this device sells less units than an iPhone. I am really hoping for roborock to produce a robot lawn mower. There is nothing really smart in that space.
In China the newest Nawal and roborock already started offering a dock with a clean/dirty water system that’s connected to the sewage system in your home so you no longer need to refill/empty the water tanks.
@@acidset on the review of those connected models they were saying the problem with these non-connected ones is that you absolutely need to change the water soon after, otherwise the water starts to smell…
@@ppj845 point well made Montreal - but adding a teaspoon of vinegar or 2 into that tank, prior to getting started, reduces both, the bacteria count and the smell.
Such a Cool Robot! Such a good review! I want to get one, but 1400 is too expensive! I'm waiting for Roborock to giveaway this robot on Twitter :P Looking forward to the Obstacle Avoidance competition!
