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Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White)
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Roborock Technology Co. Ltd via Amazon has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White) on sale for $379.99 when you 'clip' the $170 coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
Roborock Technology via Walmart has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White or Black) on sale for $379.99. Shipping is free.
Target has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White) on sale for $379.99 > now $399.99. Shipping is free.
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Roborock Technology Co. Ltd via Amazon has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White) on sale for $379.99 when you 'clip' the $170 coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
Roborock Technology via Walmart has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White or Black) on sale for $379.99. Shipping is free.
Target has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White) on sale for $379.99 > now $399.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian & community member cloudnate for finding this deal
About the Product
- Customizable Mopping
- Precision LiDAR navigation
- Maximum suction power of 2000Pa
- Precision Mapping; 4-levels of maps
- App & Voice Control
- Smart Home Compatible
- Includes a 1-year limited warranty w/ purchase of product
Editor's Notes
Written by megakimcheelove | Staff- This Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum features smart mapping, edge cleaning, smart home compatible, pet hair pickup and powered without a cord for freedom of use
- This product is currently on sale for $400 ($150 Off or 27% Savings); we have seen this price mark on SD and is considered a great value for this product. Additional savings if you purchase through Target w/ REDcard
- This item can be returned within 90 days of the purchase date
- Offer valid while promotion/coupon last
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Update: This popular deal is still available
Roborock Technology Co. Ltd via Amazon has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White) on sale for $379.99 when you 'clip' the $170 coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
Roborock Technology via Walmart has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White or Black) on sale for $379.99. Shipping is free.
Target has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White) on sale for $379.99 > now $399.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian & community member cloudnate for finding this deal
About the Product
Roborock Technology Co. Ltd via Amazon has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White) on sale for $379.99 when you 'clip' the $170 coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
Roborock Technology via Walmart has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White or Black) on sale for $379.99. Shipping is free.
Target has Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum w/ LiDAR Navigation (White) on sale for $379.99 > now $399.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian & community member cloudnate for finding this deal
About the Product
- Customizable Mopping
- Precision LiDAR navigation
- Maximum suction power of 2000Pa
- Precision Mapping; 4-levels of maps
- App & Voice Control
- Smart Home Compatible
- Includes a 1-year limited warranty w/ purchase of product
Editor's Notes
Written by megakimcheelove | Staff- This Roborock S5 Max Robotic Vacuum features smart mapping, edge cleaning, smart home compatible, pet hair pickup and powered without a cord for freedom of use
- This product is currently on sale for $400 ($150 Off or 27% Savings); we have seen this price mark on SD and is considered a great value for this product. Additional savings if you purchase through Target w/ REDcard
- This item can be returned within 90 days of the purchase date
- Offer valid while promotion/coupon last
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Example. I have it mop+vacuum 3 days a week on the tiles downstairs. Then 2 days a week I have it do all the carpeted bedrooms and office (with no mop attached of course) now it's all automated on the schedule I setup. It learns the floor plan in 1 run which was impressive In terms of how advance the mapping system has become on these things. You literally need to do nothing just run it and it will figure out/map your setup. (Obv move crap off the floor like toys and junk so it can properly clean though)
I have 24x24 porcelain high shine tiles which are a b!tch to keep clean and they look great afterwards. After using just water I noticed streaking so now I use 3 parts hot water and 1 part white house cleaning vinegar (lavender scent) you can google the product its cheap and effective. I also experimented additionally with spraying the mop head with peppermint oil extract. It really made the house smell great, but a bit overwhelming. So now I just use the lavender vinegar and water mix which works great. You don't want to add any soapy chemicals or mixtures into the tank from what I've read as it will clog the lines.
The 297ml water tank gets all the downstairs tiles with water to spare on "medium water" setting (around 800 sqft of tile) As for the rooms with carpets downstairs I just programmed the robot to run a vacuum only session on different days. I was debating the S7 for the mop lifting feature, but after research on YouTube it's more or less useless for anything other than low profile area rugs. Normal bedroom carpet will be too high and the mop will in fact drag on it leaving the fabric wet. The only real benefit to the S7 I see is the vibration feature of the mop to sweep better. That is something I would have liked but this does the job nicely. Don't expect miracles like a deep clean you will still have to do that every now and again for larger stains or dried on gook.
Pro tip #1 Don't leave the wet mop on for more than overnight basically. I left it on wet for 36 hours after the first cleaning at the docking station and it STUNK terribly!
Pro tip #2 buy the 2 pack of additional mop heads for $16 dollars on Amazon (official Roborock brand) otherwise it feels like a chore washing the same mop head constantly. I just throw the dirty ones in the laundry room slop sink and let it sit in water and soap for a few days until they are all dirty and I'm ready to run them in the washing machine.
Pro tip #3 no need to clear the dust bin every time unless you have legit crazy pet hair constantly. I wait 3 cycles now and it still not full. That's not because it's doing a poor job, but rather because it's constantly cleaning so not much is accumulating on the floors anymore.
Yes it's absolutely worth it and I was skeptical at first. It cleans the total 2,000 sqft downstairs with precision and effectiveness. It's also oddly calming watching it on the app make the lines in real time and show you every inch of where it's cleaning.
Have fun.
Roborock S5 MAX Robot Vacuum and Mop, Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, Lidar Navigation, Selective Room Cleaning, No-mop Zones, 2000Pa Powerful Suction, 180min Runtime, Works with Alexa(White) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZVCP...EE55?
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Example. I have it mop+vacuum 3 days a week on the tiles downstairs. Then 2 days a week I have it do all the carpeted bedrooms and office (with no mop attached of course) now it's all automated on the schedule I setup. It learns the floor plan in 1 run which was impressive In terms of how advance the mapping system has become on these things. You literally need to do nothing just run it and it will figure out/map your setup. (Obv move crap off the floor like toys and junk so it can properly clean though)
I have 24x24 porcelain high shine tiles which are a b!tch to keep clean and they look great afterwards. After using just water I noticed streaking so now I use 3 parts hot water and 1 part white house cleaning vinegar (lavender scent) you can google the product its cheap and effective. I also experimented additionally with spraying the mop head with peppermint oil extract. It really made the house smell great, but a bit overwhelming. So now I just use the lavender vinegar and water mix which works great. You don't want to add any soapy chemicals or mixtures into the tank from what I've read as it will clog the lines.
The 297ml water tank gets all the downstairs tiles with water to spare on "medium water" setting (around 800 sqft of tile) As for the rooms with carpets downstairs I just programmed the robot to run a vacuum only session on different days. I was debating the S7 for the mop lifting feature, but after research on YouTube it's more or less useless for anything other than low profile area rugs. Normal bedroom carpet will be too high and the mop will in fact drag on it leaving the fabric wet. The only real benefit to the S7 I see is the vibration feature of the mop to sweep better. That is something I would have liked but this does the job nicely. Don't expect miracles like a deep clean you will still have to do that every now and again for larger stains or dried on gook.
Pro tip #1 Don't leave the wet mop on for more than overnight basically. I left it on wet for 36 hours after the first cleaning at the docking station and it STUNK terribly!
Pro tip #2 buy the 2 pack of additional mop heads for $16 dollars on Amazon (official Roborock brand) otherwise it feels like a chore washing the same mop head constantly. I just throw the dirty ones in the laundry room slop sink and let it sit in water and soap for a few days until they are all dirty and I'm ready to run them in the washing machine.
Pro tip #3 no need to clear the dust bin every time unless you have legit crazy pet hair constantly. I wait 3 cycles now and it still not full. That's not because it's doing a poor job, but rather because it's constantly cleaning so not much is accumulating on the floors anymore.
Yes it's absolutely worth it and I was skeptical at first. It cleans the total 2,000 sqft downstairs with precision and effectiveness. It's also oddly calming watching it on the app make the lines in real time and show you every inch of where it's cleaning.
Have fun.
Example. I have it mop+vacuum 3 days a week on the tiles downstairs. Then 2 days a week I have it do all the carpeted bedrooms and office (with no mop attached of course) now it's all automated on the schedule I setup. It learns the floor plan in 1 run which was impressive In terms of how advance the mapping system has become on these things. You literally need to do nothing just run it and it will figure out/map your setup. (Obv move crap off the floor like toys and junk so it can properly clean though)
I have 24x24 porcelain high shine tiles which are a b!tch to keep clean and they look great afterwards. After using just water I noticed streaking so now I use 3 parts hot water and 1 part white house cleaning vinegar (lavender scent) you can google the product its cheap and effective. I also experimented additionally with spraying the mop head with peppermint oil extract. It really made the house smell great, but a bit overwhelming. So now I just use the lavender vinegar and water mix which works great. You don't want to add any soapy chemicals or mixtures into the tank from what I've read as it will clog the lines.
The 297ml water tank gets all the downstairs tiles with water to spare on "medium water" setting (around 800 sqft of tile) As for the rooms with carpets downstairs I just programmed the robot to run a vacuum only session on different days. I was debating the S7 for the mop lifting feature, but after research on YouTube it's more or less useless for anything other than low profile area rugs. Normal bedroom carpet will be too high and the mop will in fact drag on it leaving the fabric wet. The only real benefit to the S7 I see is the vibration feature of the mop to sweep better. That is something I would have liked but this does the job nicely. Don't expect miracles like a deep clean you will still have to do that every now and again for larger stains or dried on gook.
Pro tip #1 Don't leave the wet mop on for more than overnight basically. I left it on wet for 36 hours after the first cleaning at the docking station and it STUNK terribly!
Pro tip #2 buy the 2 pack of additional mop heads for $16 dollars on Amazon (official Roborock brand) otherwise it feels like a chore washing the same mop head constantly. I just throw the dirty ones in the laundry room slop sink and let it sit in water and soap for a few days until they are all dirty and I'm ready to run them in the washing machine.
Pro tip #3 no need to clear the dust bin every time unless you have legit crazy pet hair constantly. I wait 3 cycles now and it still not full. That's not because it's doing a poor job, but rather because it's constantly cleaning so not much is accumulating on the floors anymore.
Yes it's absolutely worth it and I was skeptical at first. It cleans the total 2,000 sqft downstairs with precision and effectiveness. It's also oddly calming watching it on the app make the lines in real time and show you every inch of where it's cleaning.
Have fun.
Roborock S5 MAX Robot Vacuum and Mop, Self-Charging Robotic Vacuum Cleaner, Lidar Navigation, Selective Room Cleaning, No-mop Zones, 2000Pa Powerful Suction, 180min Runtime, Works with Alexa(White) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZVCP...EE55?
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