I'm not up to date, but if you stick with Roborock, check the HA integration's compatibility list for the model you're interested in.
Unbeknownst to me, I ended up with one that has very limited support (Q5 Pro), whereas others seem quite good.
Check it out:
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/roborock/
Q series isn't fully supported. The basics are there, but looks like there's a lot available for other models.
Vi kjøpte S50 eller noe sånn i 2019 for cirka 3000. Fungerer som bare pokker. Byttet en sensor i fjor, kostet 55kr.
I dag ville jeg kjøpt Roborock Q5 Pro, koster cirka det samme. Men har støtt for flere etasjer og børste du ikke må krangle med når den skal rengjøres.
Another Roborock. I wanted something cheap to try so I only got the Q5 Pro. I purposely not getting the mopping since I like to manually spray different cleaner and change a microfiber mop pad after every use. I might be lazy but this thing really save me from mental breakdown with a toddler at home. I run it twice a week on a high traffic area then mop. I never bought a "good" vaccum so I can't really tell the difference. Maybe a bit cat fur flying? We are also a shoe off house with zero carpet and only couple rugs. The only issue is that recently it started to disconnect itself (twice only) and since our moderm can't change the frequency manually it was an headach until I figure it out on my phone last time. If I'm getting another one, I'm going with Roborock
Roborock q5 pro or dreametech l10s ultra, both handle pet hair well and dont jam constantly. if rugs are a concern go roborock, their carpet boost suction is legit. skip anything under $300 for two heavy shedders youll regret it
I'm in the Roborock ecosystem and I've been mostly happy with them. Started with an S4 Max that's now semi-retired and got a Q5 Pro last year because it seemed be the least mop-focused option available. In my opinion, the lower-end mops are useless and I don't even really care about the high-end mops so I don't want to pay for all of those bells and whistles. I would, however, be perfectly willing to pay good money for a vacuum-only model with the more advanced obstacle avoidance and the other non-mop features. At the moment, all high-end versions with the cool non-mop features also have high-end mops and I simply can't justify buying them because I don't care about the mop. I would gladly play for a high-end non-mop Roborock though. It would just need to be less expensive than the mop-equipped equivalent or have better vacuum performance/features in place of the mop. For example, I would be willing to pay at least $400 for something with the high-end obstacle avoidance, with or without a self-empty station. I suspect they would only sell such a model with self-empty but I just want the high-end non-mop features.
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