Target has for Select Target Customers: Roborock S7 Max Ultra Robot Vacuum (White) on sale for $949.99 - Extra 15% Off Home Items when you Save Circle Offer on product page (valid for Select Target Users only) = $807.50. Shipping is free.
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Our research indicates that this sale price is $142.50 less (15% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $949.99.
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Reviews:
This product receives 4.9 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 60 Customer Reviews.
The S7 Max Ultra-WHT offers a complete hands-free cleaning experience without compromising any features, such as the RockDock Ultra all-in-one docking system, 5500 Pa HyperForce suction, VibraRise mopping system, and Reactive Tech obstacle avoidance. In other words, the S7 Max Ultra-WHT combines all of the best features into one powerful device. Self-Drying: Dries the mop and bottom of the dock to prevent unpleasant odors. Self-Washing: No need to wash the mop manually after use. Self-Emptying: Allows for up to 7 weeks without emptying. Self-Refilling: Fills water tank automatically for a mopping range up to 300 sqm(3230sqft) . Self-Cleaning: Makes maintenance easy by automatically cleaning the bottom of the dock.
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Target has for Select Target Customers: Roborock S7 Max Ultra Robot Vacuum (White) on sale for $949.99 - Extra 15% Off Home Items when you Save Circle Offer on product page (valid for Select Target Users only) = $807.50. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member laquat for sharing this deal
Note, offer is valid for Select Target Customers only.
Our research indicates that this sale price is $142.50 less (15% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $949.99.
Target Return Policy:
This item may be returned within 90 days of the date it was shipped
Reviews:
This product receives 4.9 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 60 Customer Reviews.
Model: Roborock Auto Charging Pet Robotic Vacuum and Mop Self Emptying in White | S7 MAX ULTRA-WHT
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If you're not looking to spend $800 on a robot vacuum, those same discounts should also apply to the Roborock Q7 Max+. It's currently on an even better sale than the s7 max ultra ($370 off, 43% off) at $500 without applying any discounts or offers, and is not that huge of a downgrade compared to the s7 max ultra. After 15% off followed by 5% off it'd be $403.74, literally half the price of the s7 max ultra. https://www.target.com/p/roborock...A-89826669
Here's the rtings review of the q7 max: https://www.rtings.com/vacuum/rev...x-plus-max
I've had the S7 MaxV Ultra for most of the year. It runs daily and remains the single best way we've ever spent $1000. In all of that time it's gotten stuck on something, or accidentally locked itself in a room, about 5 or 6 times. We often get alerts about objects avoided.
It's not perfect though, so we do make an effort to keep our floors generally tidy and clear so the vacuum can do its thing.
I already got the Ecovac Deebot T20 (DEEBOT TEO OMNI) through Costco for $700.
Looking online these two seem very comparable but the crowd favorite is the S7 Max Ultra due to the app being more stable and Roborock seeming more popular.
Has anyone had hands-on experience with either and can weigh in?
I've used another Ecovac and the maps do seem to clear from the app more often than I'd like but the obstacle avoidance is really good and I don't do much updating on the map. I'll be using it primarily on hardwood floors and the on-water storage for the S7 Max Ultra seems to be an advantage over the T20 which has to go back to the docking station. I'll have about 650 sqft between a few rooms to do. Receiving the T20 from Costco does give me a bit more peace of mind with their warranty.
I had the t10 Omni through Costco but returned it, somehow the spring loaded chamber opened and I couldn't find the other piece. I also wasn't a fan of the object avoidance. I had a rug that needed the lifting mop feature so decided to return. This might be a little better with detection and avoidance, but essentially the same.
Now I'm curious about the ecovac x2 at Costco, mostly with avoidance. Costco return is king too
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I had the t10 Omni through Costco but returned it, somehow the spring loaded chamber opened and I couldn't find the other piece. I also wasn't a fan of the object avoidance. I had a rug that needed the lifting mop feature so decided to return. This might be a little better with detection and avoidance, but essentially the same.
Now I'm curious about the ecovac x2 at Costco, mostly with avoidance. Costco return is king too
Thanks for sharing your experience, and experience with the S7 max ultra for comparison on the avoidance? reviews show the T20 better at avoidance
That should tell you something. You paid $1000 extra for auto empty? lol stupid reason if you ask me.
More than just auto empty, you have water refill/empty, mop clean and avoids cat toys, wet pet food, accidents, etc.
In your situation, you're probably fine with the $300 robot. In my case, having to not concern myself if the robot is dragging pet food, pet waste, etc along the floor while I'm away is the piece of mind I'm willing to pay a premium for
I brought it directly from roborock with 10% id.com discount and I got it for $908 including tax - chase 5% cash back which is $45.4. so total I paid $862.6... I hope I got it for a good price.
After having a Q7 Max for a year, almost every run something gets caught ...
If you keep things laying around on your floor, no robotic vacuum will work. Just get used to it [meaning keeping your floor clear of debris]. I did it ~15 years ago with my first robo vac and have been happy ever since.
It is not about the robot price. It is about cost of your time. My last 2 robots purchased cost over $1000. If it chews a random item like low voltage charger cord, I know I have nobody to blame but myself.
Glad you had a good experience. I however did not. They sent me two defective "refurbished" units. I can deal with once, but twice? I wouldn't recommend buying refurbished from Roborock. It's almost like thew are throwing the units up against the wall to see what sticks. I did return the second unit for a a full refund and purchased a new unit for like $75 more. Love the new one, with no issues so far.
Don't know why experience is so much different. What I receive is new and clean. Anyway, it is never a good experience getting defective consecutively
If you're not looking to spend $800 on a robot vacuum, those same discounts should also apply to the Roborock Q7 Max+. It's currently on an even better sale than the s7 max ultra ($370 off, 43% off) at $500 without applying any discounts or offers, and is not that huge of a downgrade compared to the s7 max ultra. After 15% off followed by 5% off it'd be $403.74, literally half the price of the s7 max ultra. https://www.target.com/p/roborock...A-89826669
Here's the rtings review of the q7 max: https://www.rtings.com/vacuum/rev...x-plus-max
I exchanged the Q7max+ for the Q Revo during the Black Friday sale. The Q7max+ lacked the ability to independently detect carpets and can't clean and dry the mop. In contrast, the Q Revo not only cleans the mop every 20 minutes during use but also ensures it's thoroughly dried at the end of each cycle. These seemingly minor features can make a substantial difference, influencing whether you use it daily or it becomes a neglected fixture due to the hassle of frequent manual cleaning.
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If you're not looking to spend $800 on a robot vacuum, those same discounts should also apply to the Roborock Q7 Max+. It's currently on an even better sale than the s7 max ultra ($370 off, 43% off) at $500 without applying any discounts or offers, and is not that huge of a downgrade compared to the s7 max ultra. After 15% off followed by 5% off it'd be $403.74, literally half the price of the s7 max ultra. https://www.target.com/p/roborock...A-89826669
Here's the rtings review of the q7 max: https://www.rtings.com/vacuum/rev...x-plus-max
The S7 Max ultra is the one you want. That thing empties the old mop water then drys it's mop pads. Big advantage for a little bit more.
If you're not looking to spend $800 on a robot vacuum, those same discounts should also apply to the Roborock Q7 Max+. It's currently on an even better sale than the s7 max ultra ($370 off, 43% off) at $500 without applying any discounts or offers, and is not that huge of a downgrade compared to the s7 max ultra. After 15% off followed by 5% off it'd be $403.74, literally half the price of the s7 max ultra. https://www.target.com/p/roborock...A-89826669
Here's the rtings review of the q7 max: https://www.rtings.com/vacuum/rev...x-plus-max
I got a refurb Q7 Max+ (+ just means with docking station) from their eBay sale, and it's been great so far. Mapped well, vacuums well, and the app is fantastic for labeling rooms and no-go zones. I'm glad I didn't go for a more expensive model because this one has been enough so far. Not too loud unless it's auto-emptying the dustbin. It hasn't gotten stuck unless I left a stray cable or shoelace in its way.
The main difference I see between this one and the S7 Max models is the ability to designate a no-mop zone that still gets vacuumed, where the Q7 has all or nothing zones. Nice to have, but not for double the price.
Actually, I am now able to use 15% off. Probably it takes time to take effect after I added the offer to my account. I also have another 5% off for order pickup makes the final price 767.12. Not sure if I should get this one or waiting on my S7 MaxV Ultra replacement (the $695 refurbished deal, but I got a defective one)
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$767.12
When was the s7 maxv ultra for 695? I have been watching but most I saw was 800s on ebay.
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When was the s7 maxv ultra for 695? I have been watching but most I saw was 800s on ebay.
There was a 20% ebay promo that took the price down to $695. There's currently a 15% code all over the site that takes the same refurb model down to $740 + 2 year allstate wty; not bad. Certainly better than the Max Ultra(unless you would rather have an integrated mop dryer instead of the improved obstacle detection+camera)
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Here's the rtings review of the q7 max: https://www.rtings.com/vacuum/rev...x-plus-max
It's not perfect though, so we do make an effort to keep our floors generally tidy and clear so the vacuum can do its thing.
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Looking online these two seem very comparable but the crowd favorite is the S7 Max Ultra due to the app being more stable and Roborock seeming more popular.
Has anyone had hands-on experience with either and can weigh in?
I've used another Ecovac and the maps do seem to clear from the app more often than I'd like but the obstacle avoidance is really good and I don't do much updating on the map. I'll be using it primarily on hardwood floors and the on-water storage for the S7 Max Ultra seems to be an advantage over the T20 which has to go back to the docking station. I'll have about 650 sqft between a few rooms to do. Receiving the T20 from Costco does give me a bit more peace of mind with their warranty.
Now I'm curious about the ecovac x2 at Costco, mostly with avoidance. Costco return is king too
Now I'm curious about the ecovac x2 at Costco, mostly with avoidance. Costco return is king too
In your situation, you're probably fine with the $300 robot. In my case, having to not concern myself if the robot is dragging pet food, pet waste, etc along the floor while I'm away is the piece of mind I'm willing to pay a premium for
It is not about the robot price. It is about cost of your time. My last 2 robots purchased cost over $1000. If it chews a random item like low voltage charger cord, I know I have nobody to blame but myself.
https://www.target.com/p/roborock...A-89826669
Here's the rtings review of the q7 max: https://www.rtings.com/vacuum/rev...x-plus-max
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About $110 more than what I paid for the Q Revo a couple weeks ago. Nothing wrong with it but prefer the slightly better obstacle avoidance on the S7.
About $110 more than what I paid for the Q Revo a couple weeks ago. Nothing wrong with it but prefer the slightly better obstacle avoidance on the S7.
https://www.target.com/p/roborock...A-89826669
Here's the rtings review of the q7 max: https://www.rtings.com/vacuum/rev...x-plus-max
https://www.target.com/p/roborock...A-89826669
Here's the rtings review of the q7 max: https://www.rtings.com/vacuum/rev...x-plus-max
The main difference I see between this one and the S7 Max models is the ability to designate a no-mop zone that still gets vacuumed, where the Q7 has all or nothing zones. Nice to have, but not for double the price.
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