roborock Q5 Max+ Robot Vacuum with Self-Empty Dock, Upgraded from Q5+, 5500 Pa Suction, DuoRoller Brush, Hands-Free Cleaning for up to 7 Weeks, PreciSense LiDAR Navigation, App & Voice Control

Why I opened the box then closed it up because I just couldn’t understand how to set it up. Called my son who is a techie lol. He showed how to set it up. Then he told me to just play out till you understand. It has 4 maps of your house. There’s lots of options how to clean or vacuum & mop. And different speeds and grids to use clean. I ordered extra filters (4) here on Amazon because that will be needed to be changed frequently for a better running vacuum. Haven’t used the mop yet. Have their solution just have done it. Oh I have a large that sheds and this vacuum does great. No piles of dog hair everywhere. Plus we have sand here in Florida and it vacuums it great. Yes I would recommend this Roborock vacuum. One problem we had was picking up clutter, cords, and little rugs. Still working on how to make it all easier for me (73yrs young)

I have owned this for 4 months. I love the quality job it does. nothing like coming home to nice lines vacuumed in the carpet and clean floors. The machine and dock seem to be incredibly well made. It is so easy, the app and robot both function incredibly well. I have a large home and this is on my main floor. It does a great job of cleaning carpet, hardwoods and tile. We have a few odd transitions with it being a 128 year old home but this robot has no issues with any of them. The battery lasts well it has been doing around 1,600 sq. ft of flooring every day for the whole time i have owned it on a single charge. The mapping is incredibly accurate. While running it doesn't make much noise, the worst is the docking. However most of us will program it to run when we are at work so its not a problem. I purchased extra air filters for it, and change to a clean one every other day. the filters are washable so its really easy to clean even if you don't have an air compressor. The scheduling and programming are very simple with lots of options. After the initial scan of my main floor i was able to easily set a schedule that works well for me and empties the hold after ever other room. the only downfalls i have found to having a robot vacuum is having to make sure cords are off the floor and you don't leave anything on the floor to keep it form being cleaned. i have removed a small piece of drywall about 3"x 3/4'x 1/2' that got lodged in the Shute after the brushes, lol. IT PICKS THINGS UP ! I love this thing!

Less than 10 months after purchasing a Roborock Q7 it is dead, completely. It fails to power on, won’t connect to the app, and is for all intents and purposes a paperweight. This happened after a ‘firmware update’, and this in my experience has been one of, but not nearly the worst of the experience with Roborock. Firmware updates all seem to cause massive problems for the vacuum, from deleting maps, removing features, and now outright bricking the vacuum. Once the device failed I did what any customer would do and contacted their support. When I tell you that Roborock has the worst, capital W, Worst support I have ever utilized, I absolutely mean it. Roborock support is only after hours, meaning if you are located inside the United States, you will only be able to meaningfully communicate with support at night. They have a 24x7 helpline where Tier 1 technicians provide basic, extremely limited support. In my case it was “Press the power button, does it turn on?” After that I was told the Tier 2 support would need to be involved. Tier 2 support is only via email, and expect at a minimum 24 hours between messages. Roborock confirmed that they do not have interest in allocating the resources to allow customers to communicate with Tier 2 support. They do not see the value in it. So I waited patiently for a response. The device is after all only 10 months old, certainly they would just ship a new one and refurbish mine that was bricked by a bad firmware update. Surprisingly that was not the case. The response I got back was that the device was Out of Warranty. 10 month old, a $500 vacuum, and it’s “Out Of Warranty”. I was told that if I chose to I could ship the device back to them at my own expense, and that sometime later it would be returned to me and that they would ‘attempt to repair it.’ The thing that interested me here is the length of the warranty. I was confused and messaged back, assuming they had made a mistake. Obviously the device was under warranty, it was just 10 months old. I confirmed the serial number and again, waited 24 hours for a reply. It almost began to feel like a NASA mission, where I was waiting for some communication delay between me and a set of engineers on another planet. I am an engineer, and I have some experience with warranties, so I went to look how long the warranty was on Roborock Products. The warranty, it turns out, is 30 days. Roborock only guarantees that their products will continue to function for 30 days after purchase. Past that date repairs are only carried out at the end users cost. Generally a warranty time is set where you calculate the MTTF, mean time to failure of the components, and you design the warranty to be long enough to cover basic failures, but not so long as to include the failures of consumable products. Given this knowledge it’s safe to assume that Roborock does not expect their devices to last more than 30 days. The design is intentional, and these aren’t ’out of band failures’. Roborock is, and I confirmed with support, aware of the fact that their devices all will fail within a year, and the expectation is that the customer can, if they choose, continue to pay for subsequent repairs, regardless of whether or not this failure was caused by misuse, failure of components, or by receiving a bad firmware update. All of that in mind, the actual functionality of the vacuum is also extremely limited. We ran our vacuum on a nightly schedule for 10 months and rarely was there a night where it actually completed the schedule without getting lost, stuck, or failing in some way. Low lying furniture seemed to provide an especially difficult challenge, as the vacuum would constantly climb onto the furniture legs and then become stuck. The solution ended up being placing ‘no go’ zones around everywhere that the device would get stuck, and after about 7 months of tweaking the map, we were able to get it to successfully complete a single run. Of course roughly 40% of the map had been blocked off and in subsequent runs we found that the Roborock frequently got ‘lost’ and wandered into No Go zones, only to then freeze and require us to move it manually out of the zone. It was a little like having a toddler vacuum for you, some part of the floor got cleaned, but overall it was more work to use the Roborock than it was to just vacuum it ourselves. Even when it did vacuum we found that it did at best a mediocre job, often leaving debris behind, and that the ‘mopping’ function left our floors streaky and resulted in a wet and smelly mop being dragged over our carpets when it transitioned between floor types. There is no function to tell it to vacuum carpets first and then mop floors, in fact it randomly moves between floors and carpets in a way that seems designed to ensure as much of the carpet as possible gets wet. The Lidar function is all but useless and in watching the vacuum operate I watched it constantly bounce and knock into things, seeming to have no idea where it actually was at any given time. It functioned roughly as well as a cheap robot vacuum without any lidar or advanced mapping features. Finally, and this I only learned recently. Roborock is entirely located in China. I include this because for a lot of people there are serious concerns with services and hardware that communicate back with Chinese servers, largely because the Chinese government openly identifies that it has the ability to take possession of any data on any server that belongs to any Chinese company, which is why you have seen services like TikTok be blocked and why the Government has banned Huawei. Understand that if you have a Roborock vacuum that any data it collects becomes property of the Chinese government, including mapping data and anything the sensors detect in your home. This may or not be a big deal to people, but I feel it’s worth mentioning since Roborock does a good job of obfuscating this point. Overall I would say that the 500$ Roborock performs no better than a 99$ Eufy vacuum I have upstairs. The LiDAR doesn’t seem to function at all, it seems to have no ability to avoid furniture or to keep itself from becoming trapped or lost. Even when it does vacuum it does a mediocre job and generally leaves the carpets dirty and wet, if you use the mopping function. I would highly suggest you avoid both this model and products from Roborock. It’s clear from my interactions with support that Roborock has no faith in their products, they consider them to be disposable and provide only at cost repairs after purchase.

My house is 100% hardwood with throw rugs in various places. Two levels. Two minimally shedding dogs until their hair is very long. But they do still have hair fall. I also have a gravel driveway and lots of kids and grandkids. I purchased several vacuums prior to this one trying to figure out a solution. I do still love my Oreck upright and find this robo vac its perfect companion. I have had the Roborock Q10 for 4 months now. There have been times when I definitely had to pay attention to it and clean sensors or re-pair to the WiFi. (When I changed WiFi password) And as you can see in my video, I still have to vacuum the rugs. I actually have the vacuum programmed to avoid the thicker rug under my kitchen table. She (the vacuum we named Crystal) got stuck a couple of times between the legs of my kitchen chairs. So I just changed her parameters to avoid the area. I also have my mother’s room off limits in case she leaves her door open. If Crystal finds an open door, she will absolutely go in to do her job. As a matter of fact, she went right out the front door once when someone left it open. My mom and Crystal have a fun “relationship” mom texts me whenever she’s doing something or says, “returning to dock”. She swears she follows her around and giggles at her. I have stopped using the mop. The mopping pad has to be rinsed prior to each use (to wet it) and after if you’re good. And the bucket for water is very small. The floors are so clean of debris that I mop less often now anyway so I don’t mind. However, I realize I don’t need the mop for a future purchase. I suppose if I decide to use it once in a while, it’s still worth having. I did have to find the bags and ordered separately. This unit comes with one bag. They were inexpensive and super easy to change out. The feeling of coming home with no debris along the baseboards is life changing. Clean floors are a must for every home in my opinion. My brain just works better when my floors are clean. We view Crystal as a member of the family now and treat her with great respect. We keep her clean and pay attention when she’s alerting us of anything. Even though she could do two floors, (mapping capacity) I am considering purchasing a second one for the basement. I can’t imagine having to carry her back up and down the stairs when she needs to empty or charge. I have suggested to many of my friends to purchase this for their families. I do also have several low pile rugs that Crystal vacuums and does an amazing job. But I would think anything high pile or shaggy might be difficult for her. Buy it, name it, keep it clean, and enjoy clean floors with minimal effort. 10/10 even with the minimal maintenance. She is such a hard little worker.

NOTE: If you'd like to skip the lengthy review, a list of pros and cons are at the bottom. Now, on with the review. First off, I had zero issue with connecting it to my home wifi. I included the steps I took in my comment section, as well as a link to an article and a YouTube video that should help. Ultimately I found the entire unpacking and connection experience to be pretty straight forward once I read the directions in the manual and played around with my bluetooth and wifi settings on my phone. I love how everything just works! I even tried running it briefly using the buttons on the top of the vacuum and it did a beautiful job. So to answer one question that was asked, yes it does work without being connected to wifi or using the app. Without wifi or the app, the E35 will clean and redock itself using standard suction only. You can also do a spot clean, by placing the bot vac in the area you want cleaned and pushing the spot clean button on top. Lastly there is a button with a picture of a plug on top. This is the recharge button and it allows you to stop the vacuum mid cleaning and have it return to the docking station. Wifi though? That's what really makes this vacuum pretty amazing. The benefit of wifi is beung able to use it with the app which allows you additional features. Those features include, changing the suction mode from standard to a slightly higher suction mode and then to the max suction mode. You can also set it ti detect when it's in hard floor versus carpet and auto adjust the suction accordingly. I can verify this works brilliantly. The app also allows you to set a cleaning schedule, and spot clean and it also allows you to see a map of what the vacuum has cleaned and how much more is left. Finally the app allows you to control the robot manually with two styles of remote onscreen. Also with the app, you are able to have the vacuum start when you are not at home. So yes while, wifi and the app are absolutely wonderful, and take the vacuum to a whole new level, you can still use it without wifi to perform standard cleanings of your whole place and you can expect it to restock itself afterwards. One other thing is while this vacuum does have mopping ability, you have to have the app to use that function. So about the mopping feature. I have not actually used the mopping feature yet but something to keep in mind is that it does not detect carpet so you will need to use magnetic strips or closed doors, etc. to block areas you dont want mopped as it can not differentiate between floor types when mopping. What does make this vacuum so wonderful is the way it cleans. It makes those wonderful, non chaotic line movements (S/U shape), which look so neat and orderly. It impresses me to watch it, to see it make movements that make sense. It's a relief, as a person with OCD tendencies at times lol. Something else I love about it is, if you do have home wifi, it is so easy to connect it and get it to stay connected to my home network. Once I set it up, and let it charge to 100%, which took about an hour and a half (maybe?), it was at around 22% out of the box, I used the app to start it's first full run of my apartment minus two of the bedrooms. One bedroom is storage and the floor is inexcessable and the other bedroom isn't set up yet so there was no point in letting it run in there. So with about 90% of my apartment being wood, laminate, and tile and just a few small rugs here and there, it took Reginald 88 minutes to clean approx 905 sq ft. It cleaned with the initial straight lined S shaped pattern then went around the edges and it looked wonderful afterwards. The most latest cleaning took it 95 minutes to vacuum 100 m2. That includes a living room, kitchen/dining area, a bathroom and two bedrooms and based on the map afterwards, and how clean my floor looks, it does a very thorough job. I have 3 cats and two litter boxes with thin rubberized plastic rugs with grooves in them to catch the litter and despite how thin they where, they did not get rolled up or sucked up in the vacuum even once. Reginald traversed around the edges of and even on to the tops of the bases of several pieces of cat furniture with ease. The one and only time it got stuck was underneath my dresser and frankly, I thought the dresser was too low for it to even go under there. When it did get stuck, I not only recieved a text message from Reginald, I heard it say it was stuck, albeit in a female's voice lol. I came and pulled it out from under the dresser, set it on the floor and hit the power button, as directed, and Reginald carried right on where he left off. I do not have any thresholds between rooms so Reginald rolled into each room without any issue. Scratch that I do have one raised wooden strip that goes into one of the bedrooms and it went over it just fine. He cleaned my bathroom rugs, 2 memory foam and one a regular shag type, with zero issue, the only signs he'd been in the bathroom were neat, orderly lines on nicely vacuumed rugs. Once Reginald's job was complete, he announced he was done and returned to the base to charge without any issue whatsoever. I just moved into the apartment last Wednesdy so it did not look dirty at all but imagine my surprise when I saw all that dirt and cat hair. I have 3 cats, and two extra large litter boxes with an occasional small dog that comes up to visit briefly, not to mention the assortment of cat scratchers and cat furniture, all with bases that are close to an inch thick and Reginald tackles the bases as best he can and although it looks like he should get stuck, he hasn't. The Roborock E35 is marvelous and it works right out of the box without the app or wifi, just like it is supposed and if you do have wifi, setting it up on network and creating automatic cleaning times is just easy and hassle free thanks to the well designed Mi App.. The only thing missing from this vacuum is the ability to draw no go lines in app. If it could do that it would be perfect. Then again if it could do that you'd be paying the same price as the S50. So if you want a great robot vacuum without the greatly increased price that does almost everything the S50 can do? Well then, your search ends here. So to sum things up. PROS: It doesn't just vacuum, it does a GREAT job of it. It functions as it is supposed to, which is very well. It has an amazing app which unlocks a ton more features BUT can still be used to do excellent basic cleans by simply using the buttons on the unit itself. It has a mopping feature, though the smartest mopper as it can not differentiate between hard floor and carpet, it is nice to be able to create virtual lines with magnet strips or boxes to stop it from trying to mop your carpets. It can be set up to do scheduled cleans and you have options. What days of the week, (M-S, not specific dates of the week) you can set up what time on each day, and the suction power you want it to use. It is reliable. I had it get stuck three times since I first used it. Twice in the exact same spot under my dresser that has a decorative arch that comes down on the front. When the vacuum went under from the side, it go stuck under the arch. I fixed the issue by placing 3 stacks of furniture sliders under the dresser legs, which raised it just enough to provide clearance for the vac to get under from front or side and it hasn't got stuck again since. The other time it got stuck was when it climbed up the base of my pedestal fan. It has not gottem stuck on it since though. It even vacuums onto and ove the thin vinyl litter catch mats that I have placed in front of my litter boxes. Bathroom mats are a breeze as are door thresholds and pet furniture bases which are atleast a half an inch thick. The app is OUTSTANDING. CONS: No smart mapping with onscreen drawn no go lines in app, which is to be expected at this price point. Still though, it us a con that it is lacking that feature. No way for vacuum to differentiate between carpet and hard floor when mopping. For this price they absolutely SHOULD have included a roll or two of magnet strips since the robot vac can recognize them and avoid those area where they are used . Come on Roborock, for 305.00+, that was a cheap move on your part, not including a roll and it is for this reason and the reason after this one, that I am docking the vacuum 1 star. I do wish it had a second mini spin brush on the front so it could get the edges well, no matter which direction the vacuum is facing and again, for this price, it should have been included. Bare in mind, it does seem to go back on it's own to get the edges with the brush side against the edge but it wouldn't need to do that if they would have went ahead and had to mini brushes instead of the one. Overall the vacuum is an excellent choice because while there are other vacuums that are cheaper with more features, I just feel like this one will really last and for the features that are included, at this price point it is an excellent choice. On the other hand if you DO have the extra money, I would go with the S50 because it would be nice to create boundaries and send the vacuum to a specific area in app.

This is my first robot vacuum and I'm in love with it! I love being able to be doing something else, folding laundry, making dinner etc while this is cleaning the floors. Harry, as I've named him, is my cleaning partner. While it by no means replaces the suction on a standard push vacuum It's great at those between cleanings to keep things picked up. We have a dog with long white hair and a cat so hair clean up is always an issue and I'm very ocd about my house being clean. The suction doesn't leave my thick carpet hair free by any means but it's a great help to keep up with it. I read a lot of reviews before buying so wanted to share my experience after having this about two months now and using several times a week. I vacuum the house during the week with Harry and he mops my hard floors on the weekend...and I do a stand up vacuuming with my big vac on the weekend. I hope this helps you! Here are some of my thoughts on how this thing "Harry" works: MOPPING. This feature is amazing!!! And one of the few robo vacs with the option. I love being able to put a little cleaner and water in the bin and let it do its thing. This model doesn't have the ability to map rooms you want it to clean in (if your carpet butts up to hard floors) but I found an easy solution. As my bar stools and garbage cans need to be moved so Harry can mop everything I just use them to block off my great room so it stays on the hard floors. Leaves my floors pretty dang clean and smelling good, while I do other things! You can also buy magnetic tape to block room's but I don't see the need with my blocking technique, and I just close the doors to my carpeted bedrooms. Wet the pad on the bottom before starting to help get it going, the water in the container slowly seeps out so getting the pad wet ensures its starts mopping right away. Will need to refill water bin about every 30 min. I use a little fresh scent pine sol then fill rest with water. SUCTION. The suction is great on hard floors gets everything up. The side sweeper is great against walls and cabinets. I have thick carpet so didn't expect it to suck everything up but it does a great job. Still leaves my dogs hair behind a bit. I use my big vacuum once a week for a deeper cleaning. For what it is this little guy does pretty good! OBJECT AVOIDANCE. My husband wanted the model that is twice the price or more that has the laser mapping eye. Not sure how that works but for the price this works just great! It senses something before running into it, slows down then gently bumps it and turns around. Also the low profile is great for getting under beds and dressers where hair and dirt hides, love this! Not saying I wouldn't like the laser mapping eye but didn't want to spend 2x+ the amount and this has proven to work really well. NAVIGATION. While I know other models are more technologically advanced again for the price this works great. It vacuums in straight lines which is great for my ocd. If it runs into an obstacle it can get off track from those lines as its works it's way around things. Sometimes it seems confused and goes back and forth in the same area, but generally works itself out and keeps going. I would like to be able to control where it goes in the house but not available on this model, but again for the price I'll say I don't really mind. I just let it go where it wants or shut it in an area if I want it to stay in there. BATTERY. The battery is pretty great. Runs for 2+ hours before needing to charge. I have a 2,700 sf rambler and it can't get through the whole house before needing to charge. If it were a tad more efficient in navigation it probably could, but does spend some time trying to figure out where it is and where to go. I just charge it and set it loose on the other side of the house. MAP/APP It has a map feature that is only to show you where it went during the clean up. You can't interact with the map or tell the vaccum to work in certain areas with it. But I knew this when I bought it so wasn't expecting that. If you are looking for a vacuum you can tell where to go then spend more for the upgraded models. I don't feel a huge need for this, works fine for me. The app is more for basic settings, you can turn it on and off and see what it's doing, battery life, have it call out to you if you can't find it. You can hook to Alexa which is awesome to say "tell Harry to start" and off it goes. Again you can't control its direction or rooms work the app it's more for stop/go and basic settings and maintenance. STAIRS. We have a sunken living room with a step.down the whole length if the room, hasn't fallen once. Its senses the step, and moves away, kinda bounces along the step turning, Sensing and moving it's way along it. Perfect. DUST BIN. this model has one of or the largest bins on the market, its holds a lot for hours of work. It's easy to access right on top, open the side and empty. The filter pops out so you can clean it, found taking outside and bumping on concrete left a good amount of dirt. NOISE. I think it's pretty quiet for a vacuum cleaner. I only have my noisy stand up to compare to and its much quieter than that. It's basically just the light suction noise, I don't hear the motor at all. OVERALL. For the price this is the best investment I could have made to help keep my house clean during the week while I'm busy with work. I love being able to start it and walk away accomplishing other things and come back to clean floors. It's a little misguided at times but nothing bad. I'm sure more expensive models are a bit more intelligent but for $350 this is the best option out there. I would highly recommend if you need a helping hand. My favorite feature is the mopping, I hate mopping floors and this does the job for me! This thing is amazing and I can't believe I've never had one, will never be without now! Happy cleaning!!

I just purchased this Q10 S5+ a few weeks ago. I'll run down the pros and cons. Pros: App is pretty good. Takes a little getting used to, but gives you a fair amount of flexibility. Will very rapidly map out your house. Much faster than my Neato D3. Does a great job vacuuming and the mopping seems OK as well, though I've only done that once. Really like the bag emptying into the base but, pro tip; set it to empty often, especially when you first start using it. You'll be surprised how much it pick up and the onboard bin is tiny and fills up quickly. It will not auto empty if too full and the onboard bin is very difficult to manually empty. Also schedule it to run often for the same reason. Don't let it get too full before it empties. Cons: It has a LOT of issues trying to line up with the dock to charge or empty the bin. It will usually eventually get it, but I've had to manually put it on the dock before. It has difficulty navigating over transition strips that are for uneven carpet to time floors. The AI assisted obstacle avoidance would not let it pass the transition strip i just spoke of. I had to turn off obstacle avoidance just to get it to go over that. Even then it still had some difficulty. Overall, I like it. It does a good job for what is mean for, cleaning the floor. Would be nice if done if the boss got worked out with future firmware updates. The screenshot of the app shows all the circles where it was having a difficult time getting over the carpet to time transition strip.

I originally had the Roborock Q5 and absolutely loved it—it handled my multi-cat household with ease. Unfortunately, it stopped working within a year. Hoping for better longevity, I tried switching to another well-known brand. That turned out to be a mistake. Within two weeks, I returned it because it simply couldn’t match the performance of the Roborock. The Q5+ Max is a major upgrade. The mapping system is far superior to the other brand I tried. With the previous vacuum, it got stuck under the couch and I had no idea where it was—its map didn’t even show the room it was in. I had to move furniture just to find it! In contrast, Roborock’s app shows exactly where the vacuum is at all times. Even better, the Q5+ seems smarter than the original Q5—it avoids areas where it might get stuck, like under beds or tables. The “no-go zones” feature is easy to set up and works flawlessly, giving me full control over where it cleans. I use the “no-go zones” to ensure it doesn't go under my beds or couches just for peace of mind. One of the standout features is how quiet the Q5+ is. Compared to other robot vacuums I’ve tried, this one is noticeably more peaceful, even when running multiple times a day. I have tile and hardwood floors that show every bit of cat hair. Even on the lowest suction setting, the Q5+ picks up all the fur and leaves my floors looking beautiful. It’s incredibly effective and doesn’t require constant adjustment to get great results. The dustbin and auto-empty dock work seamlessly, making maintenance minimal. This is a huge plus when dealing with pet hair daily. I run the vacuum multiple times a day, and it keeps the hair under control without needing constant attention. While the Q5+ Max cost a bit more than my original Q5, it’s absolutely worth the investment. The performance, features, and reliability make it a standout. Even if this one only lasts a year like the last, I’d still buy another without hesitation. The app allows me to select specific rooms, set up cleaning routines for high-traffic areas, and monitor everything in real time. The battery is strong enough to clean my entire bottom floor—about 2,000 sq ft—in one go. Final Verdict: If you have pets and want a reliable, smart, and quiet robot vacuum, the Roborock Q5+ Max is hands-down the best choice. I highly recommend it!

Una verdadera maravilla. Instrucciones bastante simples, barre y trapea bastante bien considerando que es una máquina. El sistema de mapeo es increíble. Después de la primera excursión por las áreas de tu casa ubica perfectamente muebles y zonas de fácil acceso para ella, la app es muy fácil de usar, puedes dividir los espacios por zonas (habitaciones) y tiene una conectividad con Alexa muy fácil de enlazar. Excelente opción para personas con limitaciones motrices o de la tercera edad tanto para su manejo como para poner y quitar la moña. No requiere químicos ni líquidos especiales y se encuentran repuestos de diferentes marcas y a precios accesibles. MUY RECOMENDABLE!

Muy buena calidad del producto. No tiene toda la funcionalidad de los robot aspiradores de gama alta; como por ejemplo: generar zonas virtuales o mapeo de múltiples niveles; pero para lo que fue diseñado este nivel funciona muy bien: barre genial y deja muy limpia la casa, la rutina de mantenimiento es sencilla y el robot esta hecho de buena calidad. Quizá lo único que no me gusta mucho es la función de trapeado ya que es muy limitada (no talla bien los pisos y no permite añadir químicos); si no que solo pasa por encima un trapo húmedo sobre el piso ejerciendo la presión de su propio peso; pero creo que funciona bien para darle mantenimiento a un piso bien trapeado. En lo personal estoy muy contento con los resultados de mi compra.

Excelente

Excelente! Superou expectativas. Muito eficiente!

Sensacional! Eu tinha um xiaomi que estragou em 3 anos de uso. Gastei 450 pra consertar e ficou ruim do mesmo jeito.. resolvi comprar esse pois falaram que não dava problema e é ótimo. Ele faz o mapa certinho da casa, tem como isolar áreas que não precisam de limpeza, diferencia os tipos de piso, se adapta para passar nos tapetes. Vale cada centavo ! Não fico mais sem