More powerful vacuum motor, Vacuums and mops, Advanced obstacle avoidance, Great battery life, Decently-sized dustbin and water tank, Multi-level mapping, On-device AI object recognition, Feature-packed app, Voice activation via Assistant or Alexa
Expensive, Not completely "hands off", Not ideal for high-pile carpet
The Roborock S6 MaxV adds dual cameras to a popular mop and vacuum combo. It's expensive, but very good at what it does, and well worth the investment if you have pets prone to leaving little "gifts" around the house...
Accurate obstacle detection and avoidance, LIDAR area mapping, Multi-function sweeping and mopping robot, Multi-level area recogniton, Easy to configure app
Published: 2020-03-27, Author: Jared , review by: talkandroid.com
Abstract: The Roborock S6 Pure robot vacuum is the latest iteration of Roborock's automated cleaning devices, and it promises to be one of their best models yet. It's competing in a crowded field, but promises quiet cleaning, smart automations, and even some moppin...
Vacuums very well, didn't leave anything behind in my apartment, You can hear a TV over it while it's running, Cleans spaces very quickly, no superfluous overlapping or doubling-back, Creates a detailed layout of your home and allows you to clean on a per
Didn't clean as well as a manual mop, By default, it doesn't even save your map. Room detection isn't that great, Room and zone-based triggers also don't work with the Assistant integration, which is too bad. Pretty much just on/off, $650 is a lot of mone
Roborock S68/10The Roborock S6 gives you a lot of control when it comes to cleaning, without the hassle of actually doing it all yourself. There are just three noteworthy drawbacks: Don't buy it just for mopping, it's pretty expensive at $650, and it woul...
Abstract: As hated household chores go, mopping is probably despised more than even vacuuming (though let's agree cleaning toilets tops the list). The dirty water, the back-aching labor, and the fact that most homes have far less moppable flooring than they do carp...
Published: 2019-06-26, Author: Samuel , review by: the-gadgeteer.com
Mopping function is highly useful and not complicated for attaching, Easy to use – map building feature allows for easy and quick selection of cleaning areas, Very quiet, we can keep the TV on just a slightly higher than normal volume while it does its wo
Occasionally we get a notification on our phones in Chinese rather than the English setting – bug fix in the app would remedy this, Needs a large area around the dock to have room to return – which is hard to ensure in smaller homes and limits where you c
The RoboRock S6 has become a key appliance in our house, being run on pretty much a daily basis to help clean up the cooking mess that made it to the floor, the stray hairs and the pet dander/hair that accumulates in all the hard to reach places. We love...
Good Build Quality, Size / Height, Suction Power (2000pa), Battery Life (5200mAh / Up To 3 Hours), Noise Levels (Always Compared to A Regular Vacuum), LDS Laser Navigation (Mapping Accuracy), Mopping Feature, Number of Sensors (14 In Total), Charging Ba
Price (For Some), Cost Of Parts (For Some), Charging Base Size (Vacuum Is Exposed),
All PagesPage 1 of 7INTRODUCTIONThis may not be something I talk about a lot in our reviews but I grew up with pets, my grandparents had them, my parents have them and naturally I have them as well (4 to be precise) and if you also happen to have pets at...
Published: 2019-06-11, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Thorough cleaning for everyday dust, Automatic room mapping and memory, Easy to use app, Basic mopping, Cleaning tool fits in vacuum when not in use
Quieter than most, but still not discreetly quiet, Not made for more than low-pile carpeting, Mop doesn't auto-stop at carpet/rugs
At the crossroads between cost and quality, this machine hits the ideal spot right on the nose. You can attain a Roborock S6 right now for right around $599 USD. It's not particularly inexpensive, but it's not the most expensive robot vacuum in the world...
