Roborock - S6 MaxV

I have the Roborock S5 and S6 max totally bullet proof. Had to replace the wheels on the S5 as it got trapped under our kitchen units while they where getting replaced and it burnt its self out. Got replacements from Ali Express and its as good as new. Also had to replaced the mop bracket sensor again from Ali Express. They just keep going

I would be opting for something that has AI and can identify 💩 lol. S6 max is pretty solid but I know that there are a lot of upgrades available. Personally we have a Dyson G1 hard floor cleaner to do a proper clean as we feel that the mopping feature just does do a proper job. And top tip? Dont put the vacuums on when you are out and the dogs are inside as the Roborock could go over any mess that the dog might have left lol

I have the S6 MaxV and the Qrevo Edge. The difference between spinning mops like the Edge compared to the static pad that is just dragged along is huge. The dirt was just smeared around with the S6 MaxV, so after several years, when the Edge took over, I could see the floor getting cleaner for every pass, and the waste water was really dark. Also, I have some thresholds and carpets, and the S6 MaxV would get stuck more often than I liked. No problem with the Edge which can lift quite high. All in all, I could not be happier with that upgrade. No hair tangles either, with two cats and a regularly visiting Malamute with difficult hair. I see that the new ones like Narwal Flow may mop even better, but for me, the very increased complexity seems like a potential durability and maintenance problem. The spinning mops on the Edge are dead simple and should last a long time.

I use distilled water to prevent limescale, worked on my old roborock s6maxv, 4 years no issues with water tubes clogging, so im using same water on x20max.

The "duo divide" or something like that. Some of the 2024 models had that brush design too. Other ones that are good with hair are the narwal and the new eufys (e25/e28) have the same brush design.watch vacuum wars or the hookup they test handling of hair. That said I have an older roborock s6max and 2 golden retrievers. It picks up the hair pretty well I just have to clean hair off fairly regularly. And if it's been more than a day, I have to empty the bin multiple times per cleaning. I want to upgrade to a eufy e25 depending on the reviews.

The roller style mops are the best. No roborocks have that yet. Therefore it's mid in my opinion. I have an older s6 maxv (one of the very first with obstacle avoidance) and it typically only gets stuck on small cords. But it does pretty well with furniture and even dog toys.

I've been using my roborock s6 maxv for 4 years. I saw another post recently where some people had more hours on theirs.

I emailed roborock about my s6 maxv Getting stuck in a certain place and they sent me a free strip that can block the path. 4 years later and it's still working ok. Soo, plus one for roborock.

I have been using the Roborock S6 MaxV for several years now. At the time I bought it, it was their best model. It is still working great now. I dont use the mop function though.

My next roborock will likely be a Qrevo Edge S5A. I've had a roborock S6 MaxV, a brief stint with a eufy Omni c10, and currently a roborock Q7 m5+. My S6 MaxV *had* mopping function, but I didn't really use it. I only stopped using it because I got a hankering for a self emptying vacuum base and pulled the trigger on the eufy. The eufy I recommend against. Their app is Far inferior to the roborock and their obstacle detection is so bad the it scratched up the main sensor area so badly that they gave me a full refund after having had it just less than a year. I did use the mop, didn't really care for it, though it was nice that it auto emptied and filled at the dock. I'm liking the Q7 M5+ a lot so far. We have three cats, a dog, amd a baby. Again, not using the mopping function on it. The auto empty base is nice and small since it doesn't do anything water related. The first time we ran it, it picked up a hex wrench I had dropped behind the couch. The reason I think the Qrevo Edge S5A (or its successor) will likely be my next robot is that it has a super high claimed suction power (22k kPa), which definitely makes a difference with pulling crap out of my rugs. My house is primarily hardwood and tile with short pile rugs in certain areas. It does have a mop on it and auto filling&emptying water, but I'm not certain I would use the mop because the mops with that mode of action really just spread stuff more than anything. The most effective mopping mode of action appears to be that of the switchbot S20. My 'dream' robot would be one that combined the suction of the Qrevo Edge S5A with the mop of the switchbot S20, with the base of the Saros 10 with refill&drainage (looks like the Saros 10 also actually has a high suction, so I guess the Saros 10 is *almost* my 'dream' robot)

Hello, I wanted to leave my opinion regarding the Saros 10R. I previously had the S8 vmax ultra and the change was brutal regarding the scrubbing, especially on the edges attached to the baseboard. The only thing is that every time I use it I have to refill clean water and empty the dirty one. Since the last update this is no longer the case, now it is 2 times a week the S8 Vmax Ultra were changing the water 2 times a month if I remember correctly. I'm delighted. My house is all windows and mirrored closets and both have given me problems, but I have been able to solve it. By the way, the first one I had was S6 Vmax and what a change they have made now.

I have owned the Ecovacs T80 since August. It is basically identical to the Yeedi M14. I have previously owned the Roborock S6 MaxV and Dreame D9 Pro, so I have a fair amount of experience with robot vacuums over the 4 years I have owned them. I have a dog and 2 small children, so I run it almost daily, and my experience over the past 3 months has been great. I think for the price point it is a great buy.

My Roborock S6 Max V doesn't really vacuum up dog hairs, it sort of just pushes the hairs around and leaves them in little bundles on the floor when it turns. Granted, I don't have a husky, but with two Nordic double-coated barking terrorists who refuse to blow coat at the same time the house looks like a dog exploded for 3-4 months of the year, and from what I've read of huskies it seems like the problems aren't entirely dissimilar. Brushing with a slicker brush and undercoat rake, bathing (had good success with a Sav-Ur-Fur nozzle), more brushing, manual vacuuming, and lint rolling for those places you cannot quite reach with a vacuum and where you have to wonder how the hair got there in the first place. The biggest step is prevention, try to leave them with a dogsitter while the shedding is most intense so it becomes someone else's problem.

true, last deebot i had was a t8 aivi+, the app and the robot were a pos. shouldve bought an s5 max/s6 maxv instead 🤦‍♂️