S8 Pro Ultra

One big issue that I haven't seen covered - dustbin *effectiveness.* A HUGE issue on my Q Revo Curv, in a household with dogs, is that the dustbin opening is small - that means that hair and dust has limited room to enter and all just bunches up near that hole, not spreading out throughout the bin. As a result, it gets clogged quickly and 3/4 of the dustbin's volume is wasted. The S8 Pro Ultra I upgraded from had a much wider opening and I never had these issues with it.

This absolutely clocks with my Outlook, which is actually quite reassuring. The S8 Pro was the best that I had ever tested until I tested the S8 maxv ultra and it replaced that.

S8 pro. I know that this is an incredibly overwhelming and confusing decision, and in an ideal world, I would now give you 800 reasons to support why I said that. But it would be super duper double rainbow awesome if you just trusted me.

I think the MaxV Ultra (not the Max) is one of the best vacuums Roborock ever made. I Liked the S8 Pro too, but the MaxV was better. But I'll tell you what, I think that J15 is a STEAL at that price and I liked it on carpet.

ThW s8 line from roborock is great.

Mine is roborock s8 pro ultra - recommend

I have a roborock s8 pro ultra and its great. The integration works well and the vacuum does its job well. You do have to use the roborock app to set it up initially though which can be a dealbreaker for some people though. For me I dont really care as long as I can ditch the app after setup, which you can. >must be silent when it goes/comes back to clean a single room starting from the base I think you would be hard pressed to find that. Its a machine it isnt going to be silent. Its definitely quiet but not silent.

Yes it does. It’s the most useful and amazing bit of home tech I’ve ever owned. 150sqm of tiles, rugs, a dog, 5 year old daughter and I only manual mop if there’s been a spillage of something. Had a Roborock S8 pro ultra for a couple years and now a Dreame Matrix 10 - it’s another level.

I have the Matrix 10 (essentially the X50 with a different base station) and my parents have the X50. Both performing really well so far. I upgraded from a Roborock S8 Pro Max which I thought was excellent at the time but the tech has moved on very quickly. The Dreames are at another level vs the older Roborocks (I have no experience of the saros tho). The mopping is fab. I have 90% tiles and 10% carpet. The S8 would maintain things ok between manual mops, but the Dreame mops so effectively I haven’t touched a mop since Xmas. It’s actually replaced manual mopping rather than just supplementing it!! For your setup and that open plan layout, I think you’d be really pleased with the results. Do take a look at the Matrix 10 it’s got bigger water containers and a clever mop switching system for different rooms. In the UK it’s on Amazon at £999.

Have an eco vac and a Roborock s8 pro ultra. The eco is fricken useless. Worst purchase ever. The robo rock is amazing, the house always feels clean, device is super easy to use and maintain. Highly highly recommended.

The mopping ones have an option for how much water it uses. I’ve used a Roborock s8 pro ultra and a matic, and both have been great with linoleum and hardwood floors. If you’re really worried though you could check out the DREAME Matrix10 Ultra. That one has separate mop pads and cleaning solution specifically for wood floors. I go months between changing the dust bag in the auto empty base. The water depends on how often you mop. I can usually do 2-3 full floor mopping runs before changing the water and i have about the same size house as you. To avoid wet hair clogging anything, you can have the vacuum do a vacuum only run and then a mopping only run automatically as part of a routine. If you’re worried about using a lot of bags, the ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone doesn’t use bags for its base station. Any robovac with lidar and cameras will have no problem with your furniture. Maybe keep an eye on the height of the robot so it can get under things. If you had clutter id point you towards the matic, but anything but the absolute cheapest robots will be able to navigate furniture. Personally, I really hate dealing with the dirty water tank, so I just bought the plumbed version of the narwal flow, but its not coming til next week so i cant give a review. It should also be really good at not getting hair tangles. So in sum Roborock is a good brand, I would strongly recommend something that connects to a water line, and the narwal flow has all the features I think are important (plumbed, no hair tangles, roller mop, can handle thresholds, obstacle avoidance).