Q7 M5

Don't fall for the forum bias when you find all these negative postings. Happy users rarely celebrate online. Disappointed users post their rant everywhere. That makes you think that these robovacs are a huge pile of sh*t. But they aren't. The vast majority of them works pretty well, and yes, many o

That's a lot of vacuuming, and a lot of hair/debris if you're emptying the vac 3 times every time. I'm honestly shocked 2 cats and one person can generate that much dirt. I wonder how much of that stuff in the carpet is possibly leftover from a previous tennant maybe? Firstly props for vacuuming so

I just got off the phone with Roborock customer support in the Philippines. There is no Siri integration for the Q7 M5, but it does work with Siri Shortcuts, a very poor substitute. What DAD was demonstrating in the video was Siri integration, and when I politely commented, he deleted it. Jesus, peo

No, if it's about internal parts. The older Q7 was made in Roborock's own factory, while Q7TF is made by ODM manufacturer Picea, which uses a different design from the original Q7. But if we talk about the side brush, it is compatible with the anti-tangle arc side brush used in other Roborock models

Q5 Pro / Max discontinuation was a loss. It was actually better than its successors, like the Q7 M5/L5 cost-reduction crap. That Q5 was made with build quality, probably too expensive for roborock to make sufficient margin in this price range and competition. I recently found a Q5 Max+ on local onli

Q7 M5 is the cheapest Roborock with the smallest battery. Wayy too small for a 1700sqft area. I guess that mapping by full clean makes it give up because the area is too large. Let it do an initial quick mapping instead, then clean room by room after the map is available. Or make routines with group

I've got no hard evidence for this, it's just a feeling, but I think the Q7s and Q10s are manufactured for roborock by some other vendor. They seem very un-roborock like and the difference in quality was noticeable to me as well. They're made in Vietnam, different to every other roborock I've had. I

Thanks for taking the time - thorough response. I appreciate these tips. I did land on the S5A, it’s OOS :( https://us.roborock.com/products/roborock-qrevo-edge-s5a That Q7 M5+ (lulz at this modelname , cmon roborock) — it’s a nice price point but I’m quite convinced that DuoRollers or DuoDivide are

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