What you can expect from the Roborock Q7 Max+
What testers say about the Roborock Q7 Max+
For anyone with large, mostly hard floors that are kept tidy, the Roborock Q7 Max+ covers a lot of ground on one charge.
Navigation carried the Roborock Q7 Max+ through Vacuum Wars' tests. The lab's mark was 4.55 of a possible 5, well clear of the 3.145 at the centre of its field, resting on 0.88 square metres cleaned per minute when the lab's average is 0.68 square metres. The 5,200 mAh battery is large for a robot that only empties its bin at the dock, a group in which 3,200 mAh is usual, and the lab timed 2 minutes of running for each per cent of charge, with 1.6 minutes as its average.
Suction of 4,200 Pa is under the peers' 6,000 Pa, yet the vacuuming result came out over the lab's median.
It is blind to what lies on the floor. There is no obstacle sensing, the lab's obstacle mark is 0 where the midpoint is 2.375, so a stray cable or sock has to be cleared first. The mop is a plain pad that stays down on carpet, and it gets no wash at the dock.
