For those of you not as crazy about robovacs as some of us (ahem…), or if you missed this mega piece of news last month, Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra isn’t your regular smart floor cleaner. The product can empty its dustbin, refill the mop tank, and wash its mop. This means no more hassle-full chore of maintaining, emptying, and cleaning the vacuum or washing its mops. One of the biggest everyday problems with a 2-in-1 vacuum cleaner is carpets… If you have an area covered with a rug or a carpet and no way for the robovac to bypass it, it will just vacuum the area until the carpet boundary, and for the rest of the area to be cleaned, you will need to manually lift the vacuum and place it on the other side of the carpet-island (as we call it). Or, you can remove the mop module, have it cross that island, and then reinstall the mop model if you want to have all of the hard floors mopped along with the regular vacuum and sweep. Roborock S7 MaxV stands out for several reasons, including its ability to lift its mop pad up whenever it has to go over carpets and rugs, making sure nothing precious gets wet and ruined in the process of cleaning. The robovac has also received a significant upgrade in the mopping department thanks to the VibraRise tech that can basically scrub the floors instead of just softly going over them with a wet mop. For those confused about having read about S7 MaxV last month, the series comes in three variants/combos. Roborock introduced its flagship S7 MaxV series at CES 2022. Last month, the company released Roborock S7 MaxV smart vacuum cleaner with the mop, pricing it at $859.99 at launch. If you want to take things up a notch, you can pair your robot with Roborock’s Auto Empty Dock for an additional $299.99. If you want to go all out, you can now pair it with the Empty Wash Fill Dock that is going on sale today for an additional $599.99, bringing the total price of robot+dock (or what is named as Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra) to $1,399.99. All three units (robovac, Auto Empty Dock, and Empty Wash Fill Dock) can be bought separately. Roborock’s Christensen Lab has specifically focused on improving obstacle avoidance technology with the introduction of the ReactiveAI 2.0 Obstacle Avoidance System. Reactive AI 2.0 not only helps S7 MaxV avoid getting fascinated by cables, but it also makes it extremely smart about avoiding unavoidable stuff like pet poop. If you schedule cleanups during the day when you might be at work or elsewhere, accidents can and do happen. But S7 MaxV is smart enough to avoid pet-involved accidents. From pet’s fur to pets learning to disable or disrupt a robovac’s cleaning to pet poop - the company has thought about every little “fun” hassle that comes with living with these cute little adventurers. The vacuum expert has also introduced a camera onboard as an add-on surveillance or communication system. Don’t worry! It’s only a livestream type of thing as no data is recorded or stored. It’s an optional feature that isn’t enabled by default. Roborock has also included safeguards in place because cameras can make many people feel worried. The product includes a feature that loudly announces the fact that remote viewing is being enabled, so no one at home feels weird about being spied on. Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra comes packed with 5100pa of suction power, a 400ml dust bin, and a 200ml water tank. However, the tank sizes no longer even matter because your vacuum is now smart and capable enough to go empty and refill itself and continue cleaning without bugging you. With its self-washing and re-filling mop system, self-emptying dustbin, and two-way security camera that can work as a communication system with pets and/or surveillance system, Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra is the ultimate smart cleaner money can buy. If you choose to buy Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra through the official Roborock website, the company is running a limited-stock BOGO offer with MaxV Ultra where you buy one S7 MaxV Ultra and get one H7 Pure Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner for free (this offer is now out of stock).
