Q7 M5

I'm returning mine too.All the parts do what they were designed to do, but they were not designed to pick up anything on a pile carpet.Maybe that's why it doesn't come with any real instructions. I even used my tech know-how to figure out how to direct it to cover specific areas, which is really a d

This is actually a pretty common quirk with the Q7 M5 (and a few other Dreame/Roborock‑style hybrids). When you power the robot on while it's off the dock, it does a quick self‑check of the pumps — which includes a tiny “prime” spray even if the tank is basically empty. Annoying, but normal behaviou

my model is called Q Revo, it's outdated and no longer sold Ah, interesting. I didn't realize there's one just called "Q Revo". When I tried searching, I got a bunch of "Qrevo this" and "Qrevo that" models. i heard how the q7 m5 is just made differently or bad Yeah, I was pretty surprised at how bad

Q7 M5 isn't comparable. It's engineered for production cost savings to make it cheap cheap cheap and has none of obstacle avoidance. As if it's not a genuine Roborock but rebranded from a different manufacturer. I would definitely stay with Q8 max as long as it's available. Please forget those meani