Q7 M5+

What is your budget? The Q7 m5+ I'm using right now is super cost-effective, has suction power 10000 Pa, might solve your problem

Check out the Q7 M5+ on Amazon for $279. This one has an attachable mop that it drags around. We never use the mop portion just the vacuum for our basement. It works really well for vacuum only.

I have a 100lb and 75lb golden. This thing does great. We have it run every single day and no issues. The only time it jammed is when I tried to lower it to run once every 3 days. But as you know, 3 days of two goldens is a ton of hair. Every day running is no issue though. Great value for price imo https://a.co/d/0ciKQoJx

I vote for the Q7 M5+. Big brands like Roborock usually offer more reliable after-sales support. Also, big brands have been tested and approved by more people. Our family is currently using this model, and I think it offers great value for money, as it has strong suction and excellent battery life..

I just got the Q7 M5+ and I really like it! I got it for $219

I have a Roborock vacuum+mop and I am very happy with the vacuum capabilities, but the mopping function is useless. Granted, I only bought the $500 model and I have read the ones that are $1000+ do a much better mop job. The vacuum aspect is worth the cost for me though, as it picks up everyday dust, fur, crumbs etc and so far in the last 6 months hasn't ever gotten stuck anywhere. I have it mapped out to run on different areas of my downstairs each day and it empties itself at the end of each cycle.

The mopping function on the model I have is basically just like taking a damp paper towel and rubbing it around on a large surface repeatedly as it continues to get dirty during the cycle. You have to empty the bin, fill it with water, reattach the bin, apply a pad, and send it off. Then when it's done you have to empty the bin and remove the pad which is now dirty. It's a manual process so as far as I can tell you can't schedule a vacuum and mop in one cycle because of the bin emptying that has to happen in between. Mine is the Q7 m5+ model. I don't feel heartbroken about it and in hindsight it makes sense that it wouldn't be more automated for the price I paid.

From my experience, Roborock and eufy both have pretty good return policies and customer service (even when purchased through Amazon). My original robot vacuum was a Roborock S6 MaxV, Amazon renewed. I actually still have it, it works PHENOMENALLY, I just wanted to get something that had a self emptying dock, so I got a eufy omni C20 on sale. My eufy omni C20 was being awful after about a year of owning it and I left a review on Amazon detailing all my issues. Their customer service reached out through Amazon messages and after lots of troubleshooting offered me a full refund for returning it, which I took. I may give eufy another try in the future because the unit did work well, but as I had a baby on the way, I wanted something that was just going to work, so I got a Roborock Q7 M5+. After owning \*that\* for about 5 months, it started giving me all sorts of problems and again after trying a lot of troubleshooting I just received the replacement unit from sending in the one that wasn't working. I almost wish they had offered a refund instead so I could try a different unit :/