Saros 10R Robot Vacuum and Mop, 22000Pa, Edge Cleaning

After having done a great deal of research, I am very, very happy with the product - now that I have a better grasp of it's strengths and weaknesses. You can read all about the reasons to love the product on the page, so I will share the things the marketing material doesn't mention. I purchased both (not at the same time) the eufy by Anker, RoboVac G30, and this Roborock S7+ Robot Vacuum and Sonic Mop with Auto-Empty Dock here on amazon... and I need them both. Hear me out. One practical issue is that "scheduled cleaning" may be included on the S7+, but isn't a really an option. To properly use the S7+, you must clean or change the mop pad, you must wet the mop pad, and you have to fill the water tank. So there is no such thing as unattended operation. Any indication otherwise is skeptical. For example, the user manual says that you should empty the water tank and detach and clean the mop between uses. If you do that - you can't schedule cleaning. If you don't do it, you need to make sure that the S7+ goes to the dock with a full water tank. You're involved any way you look at it. Then when it starts cleaning, the mop will be too dry, and only thin, wet streaks will make it onto the floor until 1/4 of the tanks reserves are used up soaking the mop cloth. Also, the best mopping setting, "Fine Mopping" disables the vacuum. That was unexpected. The "normal" setting is good for most things, but when I want to mop the floors, I want to do a proper job of it. On the other hand, I do like to spray something on the floors ahead of the robot and I wouldn't want the liquid floor cleaner vacuumed up in the process. You can't put any cleaning solution in the water tank, so the S7+ is basically water and a wet washcloth dragging across your floor. That's not to say it isn't good, 99.99% of the time, a wash cloth across the floor a few times a week is all I need to keep the house clean. I prefer to have some type of solvent diluted in a spray bottle and applied to the floor so I use Lundmark floor cleaner for the tiles and Lysol floor cleaner for the laminate floors. You should understand that the ENTIRE Mop Attachment does not vibrate for the scrubbing action. It does not. There is a smaller, stretchy area in the middle of the mopping pad called the vibration area. The mop mount has an area that wiggles. It wiggles the vibration plate. The vibration plate is velcro'd to the vibration area of the mop pad, and that is the only part that "scrubs." So it scrubs in the middle, but not the full 11 in. width of the pad - it is not edge-to-edge. So, my house runs smoothest when the eufy RoboVac G30 vacuums the house first (it's smaller, gets into more places, and a low-profile to get under furniture), and then I activate the Roborock S7+ to do the mopping. I DO wonder if this means I should have purchased a dedicated mopping robot with spinning pads, but most of them are not very smart and most of them don't work with Alexa. The onboard software needs some work. The S7+ definitely knows where the vacuum is in the head, doing a fine job whenever I use it. But it has NO idea where its rear-end with the mopping pad is going. This is never more obvious than on an outside-curve. The refrigerator is ever so slightly rounded, and bows out a bit, and the S7+ gets its nose all the way around it, but the mop never comes near the edge. There is about 8 in. in front of my fridge that the S7+ has never been able to mop. It does a find job moving in a straight line under the cabinets and dishwasher, but that outside-curve foils the S7+ every time. I have to get my swiffer wet jet to clean that area. Also, the software is too conservative when it maps out the room. It reminds me of how some older children use a coloring book. The S7+ will go around the outside edge of the room cleaning about a 12 in. wide strip along the way. Then it will go back and forth within the outline to clean the area. However, it proceeds to mop WITHIN that original 12 in. strip. Never again reaching the edges. So it misses the opportunity to mop the spaces it failed to reach in front of the refrigerator. If the onboard software was updated, it could fix a tremendous amount of dead areas. There is a lot of criticism of the bump-and-pivot style, non-laser units, like my RoboVac G30, but it never, ever misses a spot. And I have since duct-taped a swiffer duster pad to its butt, so every time it turns around, it dusts the baseboards. Another weakness in the S7+ is that it has a VERY difficult time with rather common door saddles. This, I really don't understand, but it appears to be mechanical. The saddle in the door frame between my hallway and bathroom doesn't seem high at all. The RoboVac G30 has no issue getting over it. The S7+ fails to enter the room 6 out of 10 times. Once the nose goes over the saddle, the middle of the body catches a fulcrum point, and the wheels cannot push the robot over the saddle. Sometimes it can, but it fails enough that I have learned to place the S7+ in that room before I issue the command to "Start Cleaning." It seems to have no problem leaving that room, but isn't good at entering it. So again, there is no such thing as unattended cleaning. Just a final note. These things I have mentioned are not a big deal to me. In the grand scheme of things, my floors have never been this consistently clean. Many people point out that these robots can't scrub and clean as effectively as a person with a mop - that is clearly true. However, the S7+ keeps you very far ahead of the game, and this "frequent maintenance" very dramatically reduces the need for manual mopping.

This thing is lifechanging! We have 4 dogs (2 shepherds) and 7 cats, and live in the country. We could make another cat and dog every day with what these guys shed. Without this, it was a never ending (and failing) battle to keep the home even halfway decently swept/vaccumed, let alone mopped. Living in the country we also constantly have dirt/mud being tracked in. Oh, we also have a wood stove so add ash/dirt/wood chips just for fun. (I feel sorry for this poor thing!) This sucker flat out works! I run it every day. The dust bin is a bit small, wouldn't want the vac without the auto-empty bin. It's full after vacuuming about half our living room. But the dock works perfectly. You can define "rooms" or sections of your house and have it auto-empty and charge after each one to address that. I put a new (washed) mop pad on and fill the water tank every night, leaves the floor nice and clean once it's done cleaning. Not necessarily perfect, especially if the dogs feet were muddy, but very good. By the 2nd cleaning it IS perfect, we rarely do an actual mopping, just clean up any spills. A few hints or comments. If you have laminate or hardwood flooring you will want the unit to mob the long direction of the boards. You can't specify mop direction, but you can divide a large room into longer, thinner sections, which causes the vacuum to run/mop the long way. If you have a litter box, inevitably some litter will be scattered. You'll want to vacuum that area first, not mop and vac a the same time. That litter will turn to mud and smear. Running a vacuum cycle first in that area addresses that issue. In the last 3 months we've had the unit, I think it's failed to make it back to the dock 1/2 times. At least one it ingested a charging cord, so that's my bad. Once it just got confused and refused to leave a specific area. A couple of cautions. If you have the herd we do, the dust bags don't last long. We get maybe 2-3 weeks out of one, which as far as I'm concerned is quite good. You can get some "aftermarket" ones for about $2.50 each. Far cheaper than factory ones. Get a number of mop pads. I put on a clean (washed) one each day and just toss them in the laundry. The only issue I've had with the unit involves charging. Even a minimal amount of dirt or contamination on the contacts will cause an error-it will "tell" you to clean them, doing so and all is good. It's more sensitive in that regard than other brands I've ordered. I've seen some comments with the dock plugging up. I've had minimal issues with it. I think 2 times it's jammed when it picked up a large wood chip from the wood stove. Only other time was when I didn't notice the dust bag was full and it backed up a bit. The directions say to only use water in the tank. I usually add 2-3 drops of the Bona hardwood floor cleaner to a tank. Hasn't caused any problems and does seem to clean a little better. What could use improvement? Well, a cyclonic dust bin so you didn't have to buy bags would be number 1. The mapping program should let you set direction for mopping for wood planks, rather than making you "cheat" as I described above. Would be nice to have it sense when the dust bin is full, or set run time for it to return to the dock and dump, rather than creating smaller rooms. And maybe a bigger dust bin-but there really isn't room for one. On hard surfaces, this is about perfect. It works well on most of our area rugs. We do have one that shows and really seems to cling to pet hair. The vacuum does "OK" on it, but not great and hair builds up over a few days. Frankly, our upright doesn't do much better, you have to go over and over it to remove much of the hair. I picked up one of the pet hair squeegees to work the hair out once in a while, seems like the best solution so far. The battery is the other issue. Not capacity, it runs for quite a while (2 hours or more). But charging is very slow. I've broken up my room cleaning schedule to allow some charging time between cycles to avoid running it down to 20%-at which point it stops vacuuming and charges to 100%, which takes several hours. If you don't have our herd and don't have to clean the whole house every day, that's probably not an issue. Schedule half the house each day. Or if you can get away with vacuuming alone without mopping it would go longer. Other comments. This is a really heavy, solid unit, both the dock and the vacuum. Very much feels substantial. We have previously had a couple Neatos and a Roborock E35. This is much, much better than any of the other units (and much, much more expensive). The previous units failed to return to base at least 1/3 of the time and you'd play "where's the vacuum" every night. The E35 had a mop, but it was "static" and just pulled along (as opposed to powered on the S7), it was pretty useless-and had no water reservoir. Paying for this was painful, but I have no regrets at this point. My only concern is life. Given our rather extreme use case I'm sure we won't do as well as most. For the price I still hope to see a few years from it.

UPDATE: I've perused the new reviews added to this site since I got this and maybe I'm unique in having the problem I've been having with the robot, but I find that hard to believe. Since getting the robot we had a honeymoon period of a few months, but at this point I really wish I could go back and get something else. I hope anyone who reads this takes this into consideration! The vacuum itself is stellar. I love it, it does a great job of actually cleaning the house and making it feel like there isn't any dust anywhere! The auto emtpy base however, is a complete piece of trash that I have constantly had issues with. Firstly, it's designed so as to force you to use these crappy replaceable bags that are flimsy and just all around annoying. The rest of the world has the bucket on the right just lift away so you can empty it straight into the trash without the fuss. As far as I've been able to figure out, there is no way to replace the US version with the better version---we're just stuck with it. The biggest problem I have with it though, is that it constantly, perpetually, endlessly, gets clogged. I've had to thoroughly disassemble the auto empty base to figure out what was going on, and this is 100% a problem I've never had with any other robot vacuum. This one though is just poorly designed. To empty the robot there's essentially a second, stationary vacuum (the base). The base connects to the dock through a small chamber where all the air is forced into a small area at the base, then up a much wider pipe. This area at the bottom of the dock constantly clogs with larger clumps of dust, pet hair, and things like DOG FOOD, which I'm sure is a common thing you find on the ground if you're a pet owner! Our dog's dog food seems to be the bane of this base station's existence, which is kind of a problem as our dog frequently... well, knocks a piece or two of food out while eating. The dog food I guess is just your average, circular kibble, but the design of the airflow through the base station appears to be totally incompatble with it, an issue I have never experienced before. The vacuum itself has no trouble with picking up the food. Here's why I think that is: The aforementioned choke point at the bottom of the base into the standard-sized tubing that runs up the top of the base station seems to be a choke point. There is also a second, much harder to clear choke point at the outlet into the bag. For some reason I simply cannot discern, the designers of the base station opted to include a silicone gasket that surrounds the outside of this outflow into the bag. This outflow is also curved slightly meaning objects do not have a straight path and often get caught. It serves no purpose as far as I can tell since it just goes straight into the bag, other than of course, to trap objects like the dog food which love to just get stuck on the silicone. Because silicone is incredibly good at trapping things with friction, the food gets literally stuck and requires a near complete disassembly of the entire apparatus, and some fiddling with a fork (this so far has been the best object for dislodging the dog food). I absolutely hate this process and wonder what the point of the auto empty base even is if I'm constantly having to disassemble it to remove a common household thing that gets stuck on the floor. I have owned much cheaper robot vacuums with base stations that absolutely never had this double whammy of a problem. If you want the robot by itself, great, but if you ever have dog food or anything like it on your floors, please, for the love of god, save yourself the endless headaches and buy something else lol. This is probably the best robot vacuum on the market. We bought ours when the Amazon coupon deal was happening to replace a horrible Shark auto empty robot that basically never worked properly. Coming from that to this was amazing. However, for the price (we're talking a top of the line robot vacuum---roborocks best) it really could be better. First feature that even the very stupid shark had that this one doesn't was a "bin evacuation" feature. We have a dog who sometimes goes through periods of extensive shedding, and when he was going that I would set our old robot to empty the bin periodically while it was doing its daily run through the house. I have searched and searched for this basic feature in the roborock app, which weirdly says it's still in beta? And I can't find it! The second thing which other people have commented on is the use of silicone brushes which tend to just get stuck on medium or high pile carpets. I have some very fluffy bath mats that this thing ALWAYS manages to get stuck on. It's very annoying that you can't just leave it, and I haven't been able to find a solid replacement brush on Amazon. I'm sure silicone brushes work really well on hard floors but tkey get tangled in heavier carpets (it handled my wool rug just fine but the bath mats are an absolute no-go). The third thing is the mop. On the mop's water tank is a bizarre sticker which basically says don't put floor cleaner in the water tank. Only mop with water (as if this is a thing that people do? Who just gets their floor wet and says woo so clean!) I've filled up the water tank with a small amount (I'm talking 10ml of cleaning solution in the tan). It's a small amount and I haven't had problems so far, but hopefully the mop keeps working as this is a feature I really wanted it to have since our house is mostly hard floors. Aside from that the robot is quite good at cleaning our house, to the point we almost never need to break out our old Dyson. The mapping is stellar, especially compared to the crappy old shark, and the obstacle avoidance from the front sensor works pretty well although it still struggles with things like socks and clothes, but I don't think any manufacturer is currently able to work around those right now. A few other pros include that they have a reusable mop pad shipped in the box, the auto empty bin is great and gets everything out of the bin each time, and the robot is pretty quiet, especially compared to my old shark. The pros have outweighed the cons by far. The robot is really good! If you can grab this on sale you won't regret it, but hopefully these quirks get resolved with time. Then it'll truly be perfect.

Ok, yes this is a lot of money for a robot vacuum/mop (I had a hard time stomaching purchasing even with it on sale for Prime Day) but I have to say, my floors have not been cleaner in a very long time until getting the Seros 10r. We have two messy and wild boys as well as an 80lb golden retriever, on top of that we have that good ol’ Georgia red clay in our yard to make it even more of a hassle to keep clean floors. We have had robot vacuums in the past but this was our first robot vac/mop and first roborock. So far roborock’s customer service has been ok/good. I wouldn’t say great. Only because we had an issue with the original product malfunctioning right out of the box and they don’t have people on the phone to help you with their “advanced technical issues”, it’s all through email which is sometimes not responsive until 24-72 hrs later. But they were able to email a return shipping label for me to send the malfunctioning device back and as soon as they received it they shipped out a new one to me. 2nd time is the charm in this case, it has been working like a dream! Setup was easy with clear and thorough instructions are in the box. If you are wanting clean clean floors I have found it is best to vacuum with the highest suction setting and select “x2” so that the vac will go parallel and perpendicular routes and then have it mop separately and again choose the “x2” and the last pattern route setting. This will get you the deepest clean (we have LVP floors). With normal/standard suctioning and “x1” cleaning setting the vac is alright, it still leaves some hair and dirt but it picks up a good bit of debris. Same with the mop. Doing both the vac and mop at the same time was ok but not great like it is when used separately. I hope this review helps make your decision easier in whether or not to purchase. We have had it for roughly a month now and are glad we have made the investment!

I'll start from the conclusion: Roborock Saros 10R is a great choice for mopping robot vacuum. It is not perfect, but close enough to it to justify its price. It is very important to take time to configure and customize Saros' operations to your needs. After a few trials and errors you will find modes and settings that will make you satisfied. Don't expect this device out of the box to replace your lovely housewife with a vacuum and a mop, cause it will not. But with proper configuration, it will free her up from most routine cleaning chores, and it will do a good job doing them. Don't rely on Roborock's SmartPlan. With that it ignores most customizations and does a quick, yet mediocre job cleaning the house. Luckily, Roborock application allows to customize cleaning process to your liking. Don't be afraid to try different options and methods. Figuring out the best way to clean an area or a room will take a few attempts. Create your own cleaning routines. You may need more intense vacuuming or deeper mopping in some areas. Experiment and find the option that provides you the best result for each area. Then combine those options in the custom routine. For instance, despite some reviews, I have found that Saros 10R uses very little water while mopping the floors. As a result, 9-10 minutes into mopping, it just polishes floors with dry mop cloths. To avoid that you need to go to Dock Settings to change the Mop Wash Frequency from "By Room" to "By Time" and lower the interval to 10 minutes. After that Saros 10R will actually do a decent job mopping the floors. I also prefer to do a full area vacuuming and then mopping. I found that to provide better cleaning results. Saros 10R leaves mops in the dock, when ordered to vacuum without mopping. In a custom routine you can select individual type/level of vacuuming and/or mopping for each area, so end result is near perfect. Take some time to customize the map that Saros creates. He may pickup an area at the top of the staircase or even a piece of your yard, if your windows are low enough. Remove unneeded areas, divide rooms according to your floor plan. Those steps will allow better customization of the cleaning process. You can specify a floor type and even a direction of hardwood planks in each room. Make sure that your rooms are presented correctly. Obstacle avoidance and object recognition of the Saros 10R are very good, but not great. Especially when it comes to cables on the floor. So, follow Roborock's recommendation: prepare the area for cleaning. Move some objects, lift or tackle cords where possible. Those steps bring cleaning results closer to perfect. So, if you are expecting a futuristic android bot that will thoroughly clean your house for you, you may be somewhat disappointed. But if you take a few steps to customize cleaning routines, prepare your home for cleaning, and then let Saros 10R methodically vacuum and mop floors in your home, while you and your loved one are out and about all day, that is hard to beat. And 8 out of 10 cleaning quality in such setup is almost perfect.

I researched for 6 months. Not joking. 1. Look at the units with top mounted Lidar and imagine they are a spot light shining outward. You can see how they are able to shine on the walls and everything 3" above the floor. But the body of the vacuum blocks them from being able to see the floor, especially close to the vacuum. The Roborock Star Sight sensors are like the facial recognition sensors in your iPhone, but this vacuum has three of them installing in the SIDE of the vacuum scanning the walls, but also the floor next to the vacuum. This makes a huge difference in the Saros 10R being able to move around the house and not vacuum up legos, cords, shoes etc. 2. My wife has LONG red hair, and our dog is a golden retriever with LONG blond hair. This split duo brush really works as advertised. I am blown away, it has zero hair wrapped around it. 3. I can't believe how well the mops are working. I was skeptical, and I was wrong. I've waited for years for enough improvements through the generations of vacuums and they have finally reached the point they are ready for primetime. But unfortunately, the perfect combo you need has only just now arrived so you have to buy the flagship. You won't get what you need with the cheaper versions. Of course I didn't WANT to spend this kind of money on a robot vacuum. But look at it this way....how much would you have to spend for someone to come sweep and mop your house once a week? $50? That is $200 a month. After 7 months you have spent the same money as just buying this vacuum which you will have for years. Roborock is known for having the best App, and best customer service. I'm going to be honest....I'm thrilled with ours so far. Sure, if I crawl around I can find a spec of dirt here, one leaf it missed by the door etc. But it catches it the next time it runs and the other 99.999999% of the floor is spotless. If it only lasted one year I would financially be ahead, and I bought two extra years of warranty so we are good for a minimum of 3 years. I ran it 3 times vacuuming only, then two more vacuum and mop to get us started. Right now, we are only running twice a week to make the vacuum last as long as possible. I vacuum and mop on Friday to be clean for the weekend, then vacuum only on Monday to clean up after the weekend. I'm a strong believer on not buying cheap knock off junk to install on expensive equipment so I have purchased all genuine Roborock replacement parts (dust bags, brushes, mop pads etc. Why someone spends this kind of money to buy the best vacuum, then makes it not work nearly as well by buying knock off bags and brushes to save $10 is beyond me. I worked really hard trying to make the right decision and on this one I think I nailed it. I know this was a crazy long review, but I'm guessing I am not alone and I wanted to share everything to try and help some of you. I wish you the best.

We have used a Roborock S8 for five months and absolutely love it. I wanted to upgrade to a model with a fancy docking station so I could run it overnight in the end of our house away from our bedroom. I also love cool new technology so I expected the Roborock Saros 10R to be a significant improvement. The results are very mixed, in my opinion. The Saros 10R has a lot of really cool features and improvements compared to our S8. It does not get snagged on our bathroom rugs nearly as often. I gave up running the S8 through our bathrooms because of the rug problems. The 10R raises itself up and handles the rugs without many problems, but some improvement in this area would still be helpful. The 10R handles thresholds much better than the S8 and easily climbs thresholds our S8 struggled with but ultimately overcame after several attempts. The 10R does so for the same reason it does so well with our bathroom rugs. The 10R is much quieter than the S8, even on the max suction setting. Obviously, the dock has many cool features that the S8, with only a charging dock does not have. Being able to mop overnight and have the mops washed and dried automatically is really helpful. The other cool features of the 10R are described in the Amazon listing and sales literature from Roborock, so there is no need to repeat them here. However, the machine's ability to clean is the most important thing about it. This is where I think it falls short compared to our S8. I vacuumed our entire house in two full battery charges using the default Roborock Saros 10R settings, and then repeated this process in two additional battery charges with the max suction setting selected. Immediately afterwards, I sent the Roborock S8 through the whole house using its max suction setting. The Roborock website claims the 10R has a 100% hair removal ability. We have cats and long hair in our house so this is very important. The S8's dust bin should be fairly empty, right? Not so! The S8 dust bin was completely full of dust and hair after finishing our house. This was right after the 10R had just been though it twice! Furthermore, today I assembled some new furniture in our house. This always leaves bits of Styrofoam, cardboard and other debris all over the place. When I was done, I sent in the Saros 10R on max suction and the deep cleaning crisscross pattern setting to clean it all up. It left all sorts of stuff behind when it was finished. So, I sent in the S8 to clean up the leftover mess and it did a great job. The Roborock Saros 10R has many cool abilities and features. But it just does not vacuum clean as well as the $350 Roborock S8 base model on rugs and carpets. The difference in the results are very obvious and repeatable. They are the same every time I have tried it. Ultimately, for me, excellent vacuuming ability is the most important feature of a robot vacuum cleaner. The improvements are somewhat incremental in the Saros 10R. They are not miraculous improvements at all. The S8's dual roller brushes just seem to vacuum clean much, much better than the Saros 10R's single split brush. I believe this is because the dual roller brushes in the S8 are able to agitate carpet better than the split single roller in the Saros 10R. I should note that the results of mopping hard floors with both the 10R and S8 are similar. The 10R does do a slightly better job around the edges of rugs, where the S8 leaves big gaps. There are still gaps with the 10R, but they are not quite as big. Personally, I am currently contemplating returning my Roborock Saros 10R. There just isn't a real reason to keep it if the S8 does a better job. Perhaps I will try one of the S8 models with a dock. My parents have a Narwal Freo X Ultra that is really impressive. It is what I was hoping the Roborock Saros 10R would be, its just not as thin. It is another option that could be better than the Roborock Saros 10R. I am disappointed. LATER EDIT: I have decided to keep our Saros 10R afterall. Using both the Saros 10R with the S8 is a potent combination. The strengths of the Saros 10R compliment those of the S8 very well. Using both together produces a very nice, clean house. The Saros 10R can handle things the S8 can't, such as bathroom rugs and challenging thresholds. The S8 cleans carpets, especially those with deep pile, much better. Using both for their strengths together works great! I also want to make very clear that the Saros 10R is NOT in any way a terrible vacuum cleaner. It does work! The S8 just works better in this one area. Everywhere else, the Saros 10R is superior. I believe the Saros 10R vacuums slightly better than the Roborock Q7. I hope this offers some sort of comparison. ONE LAST NOTE: The Roborock Saros 10R uses AI. It learns as it goes. Many others have commented that the Saros 10R wanders around aimlessly and does weird things. Yes, this does happen at first. But as the Saros 10R learns, it improves quickly and gets faster at what it does. It still does strange things occasionally, but not very often. Robot vacuum cleaners do strange things sometimes. This is fairly common and there is no real need to worry about it. It will figure itself out and get back on track soon enough. Mopping can also take a long time at first. If hard floors are dirty, it will make several attempts to clean them. However, after two or three moppings, when most of the built-up stuff is gone, its performance improves. Maintenance mopping goes pretty quickly.

After six weeks of use, we are very pleased with the 10R’s vacuuming and mopping performance. Its mapping is excellent, and the obstacle avoidance works remarkably well. On our weekly vacuum-and-mop day, it can spend a large part of the day cleaning, but the results make it well worth the time. There is definitely a learning curve with the app. Setup and operation must be done through the phone app; there is no Windows or Mac website interface with a larger screen. The print in the app can be small, so you may want to have your reading glasses nearby. Once you dial in the right suction level and water setting for your home, the cleaning and mopping results are excellent. It also lifts itself properly over rugs, which helps protect the rug edges from the wear our previous robot vacuum caused. Mapping the house is easy—just read the instructions carefully and allow it to complete its first mapping run. Before starting, have your furniture and other regular items in their usual places so it can create the most accurate map possible. Even so, it does a very good job recognizing and avoiding objects that may be in its path. A couple of helpful notes: For the most complete clean, use the “Vacuum Then Mop” option. Empty the dirty-water tank soon after mopping. It is simple to do, and I would not recommend letting the dirty water sit for a day or more. Honestly, I do not see how another robot vacuum/mop could do a significantly better job than this machine. So far, the 10R has exceeded our expectations. I just hope it continues performing at this level over time; if it does not, I will update this review accordingly.

Ça fait même pas un mois que je l'ai et il a mal géré la carte. Il à forcé le passage en dessous du radiateur et il est tout griffé. De plus, il laisse des gouttes partout.

Comprei em um preço ótimo, testei em várias situações de sujeiras limpou super bem como eu tenho 2 pets aspiro antes depois passo apenas o mop com o robô ele dá conta na sujeiras, o mapeamento é super rápido e os obstáculos e incrível ele desvia muito bem e não bate em nada praticamente é uso a solução de limpeza da WAP que é compatível para robo aspiradores porque não faz espuma, super recomendo adorei os modos de limpeza tem vários e o aplicativos é muito intuitivo, recomendo fortemente os produtos Roborock, quem for comprar compra está marca e muito conceituada no mercado de robo e outra no aliexpress você encontra as peças de reposição originais com custo acessível.

Es fácil de usar. Solo limpia y vuelve sola. Preferible levantar las sillas para que no batalle

Very smart device but not as effective as I’ve hoped it to be …You really need to work for it and not the other way around, you need to make the surface clear, otherwise it gets stuck or stumbles…In order to get my apartment really clean, with 3 cats around, I prefer the combination of Dyson as a vacuum cleaner and the mopping with the Tineco S9 vacuum & mopping device. I gave mine as a present…

Ahora sí, les quedó muy mal este aparato, a cada rato se queda parado, porque el parachoques se atora algo que no pasaba con las versiones pasadas y todas las versiones, tienen un problema de contacto para la carga, y en lugar de mejorar esta experiencia la empeoraron porque pusieron muy profundos los contactos, y hay que estarlos limpiando de una manera absurdamente frecuente y están súper profundos Muy mal Roborock Llevo horas hincado tratando de limpiar los sensores y no funciona con ningún paño, sigue marcando error 13