roborockQ8 Max Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner, DuoRoller Brush, 5500Pa Strong Suction, Lidar Navigation, Obstacle Avoidance, Multi-Level Mapping, Perfect for Pet Hair

I’ve been using the Roborock Q8 for a few days now, and honestly, it’s been a game-changer in my daily routine. As someone who hates vacuuming but loves a clean home, this robot has been a lifesaver. The suction power is really impressive — it picks up everything from dust to pet hair without missing a spot.The navigation is super smart. It maps my entire apartment accurately, avoids obstacles like chair legs and cables, and never bumps into furniture aggressively. I really like how I can set specific cleaning zones through the app, and it even remembers multiple floor layouts.The Q8 also has a mop function that works surprisingly well. It doesn’t just drag a wet cloth around — it actually lifts the mop on carpets and cleans hard floors pretty thoroughly. I usually schedule it to clean while I’m out, and coming home to spotless floors is always a nice feeling.Setup was easy, the app is user-friendly, and the robot runs pretty quietly — even at night it doesn’t disturb me. The dustbin is easy to empty, and maintenance is minimal.Overall, the Roborock Q8 offers great value for the price. It’s reliable, efficient, and feels like having a little cleaning assistant who never complains. Highly recommend it!

As a long-time Roborock owner, this is my third model from them. I specifically got this one for carpeted areas, and its suction is noticeably stronger than the other two I've had. It pulls a surprising amount of dirt and pet hair from deep within the fibers of our big living room rug, which is what I was hoping for.I also appreciate that it's compact. My space is small on each floor, so being able to store it under my couch is very practical. The dual roller is a feature I hadn't used before, and it seems to reduce hair tangles quite a bit, making upkeep easier compared to my other two vacuums.I have not tested the mop feature yet since I primarily use this in a room with a large rug. I did notice that the water tank is on the smaller side, which works for me since I was looking for a compact size more than a large mopping capacity.If you have a home with multiple levels and a lot of carpet, this has been an effective tool for keeping our floors clean.

This vacuum is exactly what I need to keep my apartment clean. I am blind and always have had trouble with a regular vacuum.It was easy to setup right out of the box. It first connected to my WiFi and then started to map my apartment with amazing accuracy. It is 770 square feet with mostly low pile carpet (except for the kitchen and bathroom).Once mapped it started to clean, finding and avoiding any obstacles. It knew the difference between carpet and hard flooring, mopping the hard surfaces while lowering the suction and resuming when it got to carpet again. The mopping is not deep scrubbing, it’s just like rubbing with a damp wash cloth.It cleaned my apartment in 45 minutes and returned to the charging station.One thing I noticed is that when I place the plastic floor sheet in front of the charging station, the mop head gets stuck in it and I have to manually dock the unit. It also stuck on a small rug in front of my sink, it avoided it and carried on from then on. You can remove the mop head to avoid these issues.Oh, I have a long haired cat and it gets all of the hair with ease. It might also help people with cat allergies.

This is my 3rd robot vacuum. My first was a Ecovacs bought on sale for under $200 about 3 years ago. I loved it but after 7 months, it stopped connecting to internet. Company sent replacement (after 10 calls to company). Second one did the exact same thing - 7 months in it stopped connecting to internet. Company sent a 3rd replacement (another 10 calls and a very unpleasant company person telling me that even if the 3rd replacement stops working they will not replace again). Again, it stopped at about 7 months. While the thing worked, it was great - enough power to get over kitchen/dinning room transition bump, good app that let me know how long it ran for each cleaning, easy to schedule cleanings (I usually have it set for twice a week while I'm at work), an a long enough battery that even though it was ping ponging around space, it would really clean everything.Decided to change brands. I researched for about a month and decided on an Eufy for about $220. I picked this one because it was thinner than the Ecovacs and had good reviews. One of the things I didn't like about the ecovacs (aside from the 7 month lifespan) was that 1 out of every 3 runs through house, it would get wedged under cabinets in kitchen because the very thin carpet runner was just a mm too high and if front wheel was on tile and back wheel was still on carpet near the cabinets, wedge city. The Eufy never got wedged but a huge problem was that it did not have the power to get over the divider bump between kitchen tile and hardwood floor in dinning room (bathroom was same issue). I pushed it into kitchen and bathroom for a year. I also did not like the app because it did not tell you how long it ran for each time. Battery life was good and house felt "vacuumed" when I got home from work (I blocked off kitchen/bath so it would not get stuck but that is not really the point of having a robot vacuum - I don't want to have to vacuum kitchen/bath when I get home).This time I really did my research and also decided to splurge. I bought the Roboroc Pure about 2 weeks ago. This one is not the random ping pong, but the mapping kind. Easy to set up and connect to internet. I really like that the app give lots of info such as how much battery is used, how long cleaning lasted for each run, and it was easy to schedule run times. It has gone through my house 4 times. Has enough power to get over kitchen/bath transition, is thin enough so it won't get wedged under cabinets (I even checked if one wheel is on carpet and one on tile and no wedge city). Really great suction so my all hardwood floor, 1000 sq ft house really, really feels vacuumed (except for 1 small area - see below). No dust balls in corners that got left behind. It runs around the perimeter first and then runs on lines through rest of space. It makes one pass through house and returns to dock.Here is the one thing I wish was different about this vacuum. With the ping pong robots, they need long battery life because they just go random around the space until the battery needs recharging and then it goes back to dock. They ran over same space multiple times in my house (not that big) so everything was really picked up. This robot runs through house once and then goes back to base even if battery still has life. The run time is about 45 minutes and it still has 70% battery left. I close doors to office and spare room because they are very small rooms with not much floor space to vacuum (too much furniture to make it worth it). I wish it would go back over house a second time or just keep going until battery is done. The four times it has run, I have noticed that it did not pick up everything on carpet runner in kitchen (thin carpet tiles from Flor). If the robot made a second pass through kitchen, I'm sure it would get everything. I was not expecting this feature in the mapping type of vacuum and not a single reviewer mentioned this feature (I watched a lot of reviews). I guess the solution is to just schedule more days to run but I do have to "vacuum proof" the house a bit before each run (pick up dog food/water bowls, pick up small rug in bathroom, put folding chair in kitchen up on counter and put small cube ottoman on couch). Or schedule multiple run times on same day which is what I will probably do.Other small issues to consider - 1 rotating brush up front on vacuum which does not pop off like other two vacs This makes it harder to clean out hair that gets tangled around that brush. Dust bin is a bit smaller than other two vacs. The first "map" of my house was very accurate but the second and third time it ran, the map did not represent all the spaces. I wanted to set it to run in just the kitchen but I did not turn on the map saving feature, so I'm not sure if I can schedule just one room. Have to experiment with that.So far, I really do like this vacuum. I won't ever use the mop feature so I can't say anything about that. It has good suction, it has enough power to go everywhere, does not get wedged anywhere, and my floors feel very clean when its done. I was worried about only one rotating brush on front of vacuum but so far, it seems like it really does it's job. Minus the one thing of not doing a second pass through house, I would recommend this vacuum. I know that it takes a few weeks to really get used to each vacuum and understand the quirks (which is why I know how to "vacuum proof" the house before leaving for work on days it will run). The four stars is for one pass through house, smaller dust bin, and no pop off rotating brush.