Dear Adam, this is your biggest fan, Mattias, from Pasadena, Ca. I wanted to say that I wish the RoboRock won. Thank you for the great educational videos.
The only downside of the T8+ that I've seen is that it's clean base can't handle the stress tests as well as the Roombas. I have a friend that has one though and she has never had a problem with the base with regular use. It's been absolutely perfect and reliable and has never gotten stuck. What blows me away about it is how quiet it is for its suction power. edit: Checked the T8 and the S4 Max, they both have 5200mAh batteries
@@heraklen Roborock S Series Models range from 420 ML dustbins to 480 ML dustbins. The Roborock S4 Original has a 420 ML dustbin, but think that is wrong. It looks similar to the other Roborocks, maybe even bigger. It is definitely not 640 ML, however. The S4 max, S5 Max, S6 pure, and S6 MaxV have a 460 ML dustbin. The new S7 has a 470 ML dustbin. The S5 and S6 have a 480 ML dustbin. The E series has the biggest dustbins topping out at 640 ML.
I have the two robots that did the best on this challenge, the Roborock S4 Max and the Deebot T8 Plus, both are really good, I actually think Roborock and Ecovacs are the best brands of robot vacuums right now, they seem to have the best technology and the best cleaning.
The wyze doesn't have the vertical sensor that the roborock has on the housing that covers the lidar which is why it tends to get stuck under low furniture.
The T8 did double the cleaning in the same hour as the Roborock. Even the Roomba pulled more dirt in a lot less time. Even the wyze might have pulled more if it got the time, the biggest loser here might be the Roborock
Selling my S9 sadly. It takes 4+ hours to do one bedroom on high power for two passes and has been having tons of issues now. It has to recharge at least 6-7 times FOR ONE BEDROOM. I've tried re-mapping and everything. Have to use high power because of dog hair. It's just too slow now. My roborock S4 does THREE passes in 25 minutes in that same room. Going to upgrade to the roborock S7 eventually.
Yea thats the big issue...for my floor plan I want it to go out and clean it all without going to charge....the s9 just cant do it even on normal suction. Roborock on HIGH comes back done with 50% battery left.
I had a suspicion and just confirmed it about the Wyze and the Lidar pressure sensor. The Wyze actually doesn’t have a pressure sensor at all like most others do like the Roborocks, and the Deebot T8+. I double checked my Wyze and it didn’t move like your and I also checked the Wyze review on Robot Masters because every lidar based robot he tests he tends to point out if it does or doesn’t have one. Which is kinda of disappointing really because the Wyze is good but had the potential to be even better. I’m curious and am going to look into it. The wyze is made from the same chassis as a few other robots on the market (mainly Europe and Asia) both made by Xiaomi of a subsidiary of Xiaomi and I wonder if those models have a bigger batter and if so if I’m able to get my hands on one. Especially the Xiaomi Mii Mop P. It’s literally 100% the exact same thing just had the electronically controlled water tank and also a two in one water tank dust bin and I’m sure if wyze integrated it into the map it would defiantly work since you can see the metal contacts in the dust bun compartment. You should do more of these tests every so often as you obtain new robots that are equivalent to each other. This test is one of my new favorites.
Thanks buddy I appreciate it....I didn't realize it didn't have that sensor...at least it isn't now broken LOL...I like doing test like these...anything else you would like to see?
@@AdamsReviews I was actually wondering if it's somewhat fair or "comparable" how much dust they picked on these conditions since the robots will pass over sections where the other robots were vacuuming there before. So how can we get to the conclusion that the T8 got more than Roborock because is more powerful and not because maybe the Roborock started on the tiles floor which was already clean compared to the carpet, or maybe the sections Roborock did first werent as dusty as the T8's did first. Anyway, just a thought. Other than that i really liked the test for stressing the running time each had, it was quite good test for that. As you said in another comment would be cool to see the Wyze with the no-go zone for under the bed.
@@AdamsReviews maybe get the Xiaomi Mop P somehow and attach the whole mop system to the WYZE. The original Roborock S4 doesn't have a LiDAR tapping sensor, either. The S4 Max does.
Thanks, but how about a real world test with Maps and No-Go Lines. Daily I use a Neato D5 on Turbo( '544^2 in 53 min) and Deebot 907('376^2 44min) to split upstairs and a D3('712^2 in 120min) downstairs. The D5 rocks with bigger battery and bin. The Deebot 907 can't do the 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on "turbo" on one charge, but on low power, can easily do it. My D5 has about 900 cycles on the battery and still going strong. The Deebot had troubles with the Roller-brush motor gears/transmission after a year. I was able to repair it and get it back into regular use, but feel that Deebot isn't built as well as the Neato products. If Neato ever builds a self-emptying bin, that will be the bot to buy!
Hi Adam, first off all, huge house. I made my bet on the Roomba, at least better than the Wyze, but still awesome video. Please do some more like this. 😀👏🏻👍🏻🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
The roomba battery is sad....I was thinking of moving the base up there and having it clean/make a map and see if it can do it in 1 run WITH the map. I think it could
All the tests IMAGINABLE for the s7: -First Test Do you even need to put the s7 through the first test? Well... if you want to put all the others that did the first test to shame, then put the s7 through the first test! -Stress Test A classical for this channel, the Stress Test. Over 20 robots have done it, with the ROBOROCK s5 being one of the two that did perfectly on the test, so I believe the s7 will do perfectly on this stress test. -MEGA STRESS TEST! Seeing as the s5 did good on the MEGA STRESS TEST, I would highly assume the s7 will do perfectly on the MEGA STRESS TEST! -Full Floor Plan Test Well, we already know the results, but why not anyways, because the s7 can detect carpets and print carpets on the map. -OLD Vanilla Pudding Mopping Test. The test that all the Robots failed at. With the s7 scrubbing 3,000 Times a minute, the s7 would probably do the best. Damp the mopping cloth, spray water on 2 of the 4 Pudding Stains, and set on Intense and Deep for the best results. -New Mopping test on the Whiteboard Put the s7 through the mopping test on whiteboard, a new test found on this channel because only 4 robots have done this test. -VibraRise Obstacle Course Put the s7 through an obstacle course with all types of hard floors and carpets to test if the VibraRise actually works. Add easy stains on hard floors and debris on carpets and see if the robot can pick up the stains on hard floors as well as debris on carpets without the robot mopping carpets. Add low, medium, and high pile carpets! -Full Floor Plan Speed test against 3 others Put the s7 through a speed test upstairs, just like what you did in this video -Self-Emptying Bin test against all other Self-Emptying robot vacuums See if the S7’s self-emptying bin does better than the others! -THE SHOP-VAC TEST! Put the s7 through an unrealistic Shop Vac-like test down in the concrete basement against the ROOMBA s9+ and see who does better.
Quite detailed test suite well done :) I was thinking might also be interesting to do on the "Full Floor Plan Speed Test", with and without the map, so that we can see if their algorithm improves if they have the map in memory already. From what i see on the video im sure the Roborock can shave off another 5 min out of the full run, there are several rooms that if it would have had the map it would be faster IMO.
awesome list...If it was not for this channel I would wait on the s7 until it comes out with the self empty bin. It doesn't impress me as much as I thought...but I will probably get it to do all these test with it.
@@AdamsReviews yeah. Oh and the Self-Emptying bin is sold separately and will be available somewhere in June, so it would be better to get the s7 when released.
Shame the wyze couldn’t get itself unstuck. I noticed it tried going over my door stopper for a good 30 seconds, but it was able to maneuver itself unstuck. I was also extremely surprised by how much hair it pulled out from probably deep under the carpet, especially since I had JUST vaccumed + used the bissell pet pro carpet cleaner on the entire floor plan. I genuinely wonder if the suction is better than traditional vaccums.
Wow Adam! I was pulling for the S9 or the e Roborock to win this test. Really surprised at who pulled up the most junk from the carpet. Please keep up the competition tests and stress tests-J really enjoy watching them .
Actually the Roomba S9 was not set to the highest suction level here, that was medium I think, there is one level higher than what it was set to here. Doesn't really matter though since even on this power setting the battery died before it was done, the highest setting would have used up the battery even faster. Irobot really needs to start including larger batteries in their bots.
Damn Roomba. T8 pulled. Didn't relie how wack Roomba's battery size was. Do they degrade that bad over time? Don't know how many S9's you've had is this number two in one year?
This is my second...the first I sent back because it wasnt that great but then they did some amazing software updates so I rebought, I love it now but the battery makes me mad....My roborock can do my entire main floor plan easily but the roomba has to go back and charge every time.
@@AdamsReviews I'm still waiting to get my second, its between the S9 and the Roborock S7... so far still leaning at roomba in hopes they also don't drop a model this year the
@@xeon2k8 true thats what's held me back from buying the S9+ thus far. But in the videos I've seen of the roborock S7 thus far....kinda disappointed. Still premium, but truly better than M6/S9+ combo..not sure.
@@ericgunner4121 disappointed? can you elaborate? I don't think any 2-in-1 will be better than any dedicated mopping robot. With the internal mechanisms these have there's no way they can fit all of it in a vacuum robot. At least not this year or even next one.
Love my Roomba S9 and Deebot T8! Not surprised the Roborock won the challenge in terms of finishing faster. It's battery and navigation is better. I think I would lean towards the T8 out of these 4 though it does a fine job cleaning regular messes and the empty bin works really good. I'm interested to see if the new N8 is any better or not. Definitely eager to see the reviews on the S7 and its auto-empty bin when they're available.
You can find out how well the Roborock Self Emptying bin is by searching up Roborock T7S Plus. It is the S7 for the Chinese market with Reactive 3D, and it offers the Self-Emptying bin.
Don't they all need to start at the same place to know which is really quickest? Also if the robot is cleaning an area the either robot have cleaned they would not pick up at much dirt
I imagine these bin tests are biased because if one robot was following the path of another that had already been over it then it’s not gonna pick much else up. Like the part when the robotics went behind the T8
@@xeon2k8 believe it or not, the bias isn't as bad as you think. I picked up the 981 after this guy's video as a present for my gf. Ran my i3 through a whole cleaning run. Carpet looked immaculate. Ran the 981 after(same area i3 just did) 981 had A FULL DUSTBIN. Didn't understand as they both had pretty much same carpet rating. Some robots really do PULL all the way down the carpet to the floor boards whereas other just get the stuff about halfway down.
@@ericgunner4121 Definitely agree that this can happen for sure. But how i would test this is, assuming that 2nd floor is used by people. Then on a Sunday i would run the S4 as many times as needed until it doesnt pick up anymore dust. Then 2 weeks later on Sunday same thing with the S9, and so on. In the end you compare how many "dust bins" or grams of dust the robots collected. Though i realise this is not so "doable" for a youtuber's pace. But can't think of a more fair way to test them, unless you throw sand and flour and whatever here and there and then you measure how much they picked up after a first run. But these ingredients to me are not natural on the 2nd floor test.
Believe it or not it's amazing how much all of these get out. That test area was cleaned the night before..I suspect if I ran the same exact test today they would all have the same amount of dirt/dust in the bin as they did in this video.
@@AdamsReviews I have an S4 and it does amazing, it just doesn't have the climbing abilities of the other roborocks and sits lower. Anything really above a thicker medium height carpet will make it struggle. This is why I got the s4 max as well. I think the original s4 would be a good robot for you to look at. Robot masters did a head to head of the s4 and s6 maxV and the s4 did better. The s4 I think will surprise a lot of people who think "newer means better"
I always find it strange. If you run more than one vacuum at a time no matter how big your house is and what path they’re taking they find each other and then constantly stay in each other’s way. Like they’re attracted to each other.
Does not seem like the most accurate way to test something? An easy way to get content but not a real test.. a test has a control, eliminates variables. They all have to have the same start point, They all have to have the same amount of dirt to clean. When Adam finishes his testing room I HOPE he performs the same test for each robot when he is evaluating, clean the area of all dirt, start at point x, but down y amount debris, measure how much of y was picked up.
This is a terrible "experiment". The robots are interfering with each other, the environment is biased against the Wyze, and Adam himself is walking around messing with their sensors the whole time. They also start at different locations and different angles which affects their pathing. They should start at the same location, and run individually, at least twice. The first time for initial mapping time, and a second time to measure how long it takes to vacuum a premapped area.
Robot vacuum winners:
The legend S9+ And the T8+
lol i thought i was gona be the roomba
Dear Adam, this is your biggest fan, Mattias, from Pasadena, Ca. I wanted to say that I wish the RoboRock won. Thank you for the great educational videos.
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The only downside of the T8+ that I've seen is that it's clean base can't handle the stress tests as well as the Roombas. I have a friend that has one though and she has never had a problem with the base with regular use. It's been absolutely perfect and reliable and has never gotten stuck. What blows me away about it is how quiet it is for its suction power.
edit: Checked the T8 and the S4 Max, they both have 5200mAh batteries
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Im impressed that the T8 did get that much compared to the Roborock.
I think the t8 has a smaller dustbin than the roborock.
@@alexleon8406 Yeah maybe 50ml? T8 dustbin was jam packed, S4 Max wasn't even close
@@alexleon8406 S4 has the biggest Roborock bin with 640ml other models have 480ml , the Deebot T8 has 430ml bin.
@@heraklen Roborock S Series Models range from 420 ML dustbins to 480 ML dustbins. The Roborock S4 Original has a 420 ML dustbin, but think that is wrong. It looks similar to the other Roborocks, maybe even bigger. It is definitely not 640 ML, however. The S4 max, S5 Max, S6 pure, and S6 MaxV have a 460 ML dustbin. The new S7 has a 470 ML dustbin. The S5 and S6 have a 480 ML dustbin. The E series has the biggest dustbins topping out at 640 ML.
The wise, my vacuum does not have a light or sensor at all. I bought one brand new and I tried it, and there is no sensor.
I have the two robots that did the best on this challenge, the Roborock S4 Max and the Deebot T8 Plus, both are really good, I actually think Roborock and Ecovacs are the best brands of robot vacuums right now, they seem to have the best technology and the best cleaning.
The wyze doesn't have the vertical sensor that the roborock has on the housing that covers the lidar which is why it tends to get stuck under low furniture.
Crazy..I actually did not know that.
@@AdamsReviews the ROBOROCK s4 ORIGINAL doesn’t have it either, at least in 2021. The s4 max does.
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The T8 did double the cleaning in the same hour as the Roborock. Even the Roomba pulled more dirt in a lot less time. Even the wyze might have pulled more if it got the time, the biggest loser here might be the Roborock
Yea which was very surprising....maybe I will redo the wyze vs the roborock and block off that part of my bed...want to see that?
@@AdamsReviews I would like to see what happens yeah!
@@AdamsReviews yes
Selling my S9 sadly. It takes 4+ hours to do one bedroom on high power for two passes and has been having tons of issues now. It has to recharge at least 6-7 times FOR ONE BEDROOM. I've tried re-mapping and everything. Have to use high power because of dog hair. It's just too slow now. My roborock S4 does THREE passes in 25 minutes in that same room. Going to upgrade to the roborock S7 eventually.
Yea thats the big issue...for my floor plan I want it to go out and clean it all without going to charge....the s9 just cant do it even on normal suction. Roborock on HIGH comes back done with 50% battery left.
I had a suspicion and just confirmed it about the Wyze and the Lidar pressure sensor. The Wyze actually doesn’t have a pressure sensor at all like most others do like the Roborocks, and the Deebot T8+. I double checked my Wyze and it didn’t move like your and I also checked the Wyze review on Robot Masters because every lidar based robot he tests he tends to point out if it does or doesn’t have one. Which is kinda of disappointing really because the Wyze is good but had the potential to be even better. I’m curious and am going to look into it. The wyze is made from the same chassis as a few other robots on the market (mainly Europe and Asia) both made by Xiaomi of a subsidiary of Xiaomi and I wonder if those models have a bigger batter and if so if I’m able to get my hands on one. Especially the Xiaomi Mii Mop P. It’s literally 100% the exact same thing just had the electronically controlled water tank and also a two in one water tank dust bin and I’m sure if wyze integrated it into the map it would defiantly work since you can see the metal contacts in the dust bun compartment. You should do more of these tests every so often as you obtain new robots that are equivalent to each other. This test is one of my new favorites.
Thanks buddy I appreciate it....I didn't realize it didn't have that sensor...at least it isn't now broken LOL...I like doing test like these...anything else you would like to see?
@@AdamsReviews I was actually wondering if it's somewhat fair or "comparable" how much dust they picked on these conditions since the robots will pass over sections where the other robots were vacuuming there before. So how can we get to the conclusion that the T8 got more than Roborock because is more powerful and not because maybe the Roborock started on the tiles floor which was already clean compared to the carpet, or maybe the sections Roborock did first werent as dusty as the T8's did first. Anyway, just a thought.
Other than that i really liked the test for stressing the running time each had, it was quite good test for that. As you said in another comment would be cool to see the Wyze with the no-go zone for under the bed.
@@AdamsReviews maybe get the Xiaomi Mop P somehow and attach the whole mop system to the WYZE. The original Roborock S4 doesn't have a LiDAR tapping sensor, either. The S4 Max does.
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Thanks, but how about a real world test with Maps and No-Go Lines. Daily I use a Neato D5 on Turbo( '544^2 in 53 min) and Deebot 907('376^2 44min) to split upstairs and a D3('712^2 in 120min) downstairs. The D5 rocks with bigger battery and bin. The Deebot 907 can't do the 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on "turbo" on one charge, but on low power, can easily do it. My D5 has about 900 cycles on the battery and still going strong. The Deebot had troubles with the Roller-brush motor gears/transmission after a year. I was able to repair it and get it back into regular use, but feel that Deebot isn't built as well as the Neato products. If Neato ever builds a self-emptying bin, that will be the bot to buy!
Hi Adam, first off all, huge house. I made my bet on the Roomba, at least better than the Wyze, but still awesome video. Please do some more like this. 😀👏🏻👍🏻🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
The roomba battery is sad....I was thinking of moving the base up there and having it clean/make a map and see if it can do it in 1 run WITH the map. I think it could
All the tests IMAGINABLE for the s7:
-First Test
Do you even need to put the s7 through the first test? Well... if you want to put all the others that did the first test to shame, then put the s7 through the first test!
-Stress Test
A classical for this channel, the Stress Test. Over 20 robots have done it, with the ROBOROCK s5 being one of the two that did perfectly on the test, so I believe the s7 will do perfectly on this stress test.
-MEGA STRESS TEST!
Seeing as the s5 did good on the MEGA STRESS TEST, I would highly assume the s7 will do perfectly on the MEGA STRESS TEST!
-Full Floor Plan Test
Well, we already know the results, but why not anyways, because the s7 can detect carpets and print carpets on the map.
-OLD Vanilla Pudding Mopping Test.
The test that all the Robots failed at. With the s7 scrubbing 3,000 Times a minute, the s7 would probably do the best. Damp the mopping cloth, spray water on 2 of the 4 Pudding Stains, and set on Intense and Deep for the best results.
-New Mopping test on the Whiteboard
Put the s7 through the mopping test on whiteboard, a new test found on this channel because only 4 robots have done this test.
-VibraRise Obstacle Course
Put the s7 through an obstacle course with all types of hard floors and carpets to test if the VibraRise actually works. Add easy stains on hard floors and debris on carpets and see if the robot can pick up the stains on hard floors as well as debris on carpets without the robot mopping carpets. Add low, medium, and high pile carpets!
-Full Floor Plan Speed test against 3 others
Put the s7 through a speed test upstairs, just like what you did in this video
-Self-Emptying Bin test against all other Self-Emptying robot vacuums
See if the S7’s self-emptying bin does better than the others!
-THE SHOP-VAC TEST!
Put the s7 through an unrealistic Shop Vac-like test down in the concrete basement against the ROOMBA s9+ and see who does better.
Quite detailed test suite well done :)
I was thinking might also be interesting to do on the "Full Floor Plan Speed Test", with and without the map, so that we can see if their algorithm improves if they have the map in memory already. From what i see on the video im sure the Roborock can shave off another 5 min out of the full run, there are several rooms that if it would have had the map it would be faster IMO.
@@xeon2k8 yeah
awesome list...If it was not for this channel I would wait on the s7 until it comes out with the self empty bin. It doesn't impress me as much as I thought...but I will probably get it to do all these test with it.
@@AdamsReviews yeah. Oh and the Self-Emptying bin is sold separately and will be available somewhere in June, so it would be better to get the s7 when released.
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Shame the wyze couldn’t get itself unstuck. I noticed it tried going over my door stopper for a good 30 seconds, but it was able to maneuver itself unstuck. I was also extremely surprised by how much hair it pulled out from probably deep under the carpet, especially since I had JUST vaccumed + used the bissell pet pro carpet cleaner on the entire floor plan. I genuinely wonder if the suction is better than traditional vaccums.
Wow Adam! I was pulling for the S9 or the e Roborock to win this test. Really surprised at who pulled up the most junk from the carpet. Please keep up the competition tests and stress tests-J really enjoy watching them .
Are these your favorite robot vacuums
A couple of them.
For RoboRock, get down to it’s level and allow it to see you through the camera ❤️
3:14 your Son’s room?
Hey Adam could you maybe try the wyze with the mopping pad of the xiaomi vacuum-mop p
I don't have the xiaomi.
Actually the Roomba S9 was not set to the highest suction level here, that was medium I think, there is one level higher than what it was set to here. Doesn't really matter though since even on this power setting the battery died before it was done, the highest setting would have used up the battery even faster. Irobot really needs to start including larger batteries in their bots.
Damn Roomba. T8 pulled. Didn't relie how wack Roomba's battery size was. Do they degrade that bad over time? Don't know how many S9's you've had is this number two in one year?
This is my second...the first I sent back because it wasnt that great but then they did some amazing software updates so I rebought, I love it now but the battery makes me mad....My roborock can do my entire main floor plan easily but the roomba has to go back and charge every time.
It's not just the battery size. Roborock's path algorithm is one of the fastest in the market if not the fastest.
@@AdamsReviews I'm still waiting to get my second, its between the S9 and the Roborock S7... so far still leaning at roomba in hopes they also don't drop a model this year the
@@xeon2k8 true thats what's held me back from buying the S9+ thus far. But in the videos I've seen of the roborock S7 thus far....kinda disappointed. Still premium, but truly better than M6/S9+ combo..not sure.
@@ericgunner4121 disappointed? can you elaborate?
I don't think any 2-in-1 will be better than any dedicated mopping robot. With the internal mechanisms these have there's no way they can fit all of it in a vacuum robot. At least not this year or even next one.
i like the part where you go oh wyze wyze did you do that
I feel like this test is flawed since multiple lidars running in the room may confuse it
I don't think so. 2 finished just fine and you saw why the other 2 didn't.
Love my Roomba S9 and Deebot T8! Not surprised the Roborock won the challenge in terms of finishing faster. It's battery and navigation is better.
I think I would lean towards the T8 out of these 4 though it does a fine job cleaning regular messes and the empty bin works really good. I'm interested to see if the new N8 is any better or not. Definitely eager to see the reviews on the S7 and its auto-empty bin when they're available.
You can find out how well the Roborock Self Emptying bin is by searching up Roborock T7S Plus. It is the S7 for the Chinese market with Reactive 3D, and it offers the Self-Emptying bin.
I want a roomba that will map the house.
then get one
The wise robot doesn’t have a tap sensor
When will you get the s5 max
I do not have a plan to get the s5 max as of now
Very nice 👍
Don't they all need to start at the same place to know which is really quickest?
Also if the robot is cleaning an area the either robot have cleaned they would not pick up at much dirt
No because they are all cleaning the same exact space and go back to where they started when done.
I imagine these bin tests are biased because if one robot was following the path of another that had already been over it then it’s not gonna pick much else up. Like the part when the robotics went behind the T8
exactly my thoughts
@@xeon2k8 believe it or not, the bias isn't as bad as you think. I picked up the 981 after this guy's video as a present for my gf. Ran my i3 through a whole cleaning run. Carpet looked immaculate. Ran the 981 after(same area i3 just did) 981 had A FULL DUSTBIN. Didn't understand as they both had pretty much same carpet rating. Some robots really do PULL all the way down the carpet to the floor boards whereas other just get the stuff about halfway down.
@@ericgunner4121 Definitely agree that this can happen for sure. But how i would test this is, assuming that 2nd floor is used by people. Then on a Sunday i would run the S4 as many times as needed until it doesnt pick up anymore dust.
Then 2 weeks later on Sunday same thing with the S9, and so on.
In the end you compare how many "dust bins" or grams of dust the robots collected.
Though i realise this is not so "doable" for a youtuber's pace. But can't think of a more fair way to test them, unless you throw sand and flour and whatever here and there and then you measure how much they picked up after a first run. But these ingredients to me are not natural on the 2nd floor test.
Believe it or not it's amazing how much all of these get out. That test area was cleaned the night before..I suspect if I ran the same exact test today they would all have the same amount of dirt/dust in the bin as they did in this video.
I'd really love to see the roborock s4 vs roborock s4 max
I don't have the s4..but I do have the s5
@@AdamsReviews I have an S4 and it does amazing, it just doesn't have the climbing abilities of the other roborocks and sits lower. Anything really above a thicker medium height carpet will make it struggle. This is why I got the s4 max as well. I think the original s4 would be a good robot for you to look at. Robot masters did a head to head of the s4 and s6 maxV and the s4 did better. The s4 I think will surprise a lot of people who think "newer means better"
I always find it strange. If you run more than one vacuum at a time no matter how big your house is and what path they’re taking they find each other and then constantly stay in each other’s way. Like they’re attracted to each other.
Yeah it seems like that doesn't it lol.
Does not seem like the most accurate way to test something? An easy way to get content but not a real test.. a test has a control, eliminates variables.
They all have to have the same start point,
They all have to have the same amount of dirt to clean.
When Adam finishes his testing room I HOPE he performs the same test for each robot when he is evaluating, clean the area of all dirt, start at point x, but down y amount debris, measure how much of y was picked up.
You accidentally said Chest instead of test
Bro forgot to do the video of the iPhone 16 pro and iPhone 16 pro max
This is a terrible "experiment". The robots are interfering with each other, the environment is biased against the Wyze, and Adam himself is walking around messing with their sensors the whole time. They also start at different locations and different angles which affects their pathing.
They should start at the same location, and run individually, at least twice. The first time for initial mapping time, and a second time to measure how long it takes to vacuum a premapped area.
i wish i got the t8 instead of the roborock...........
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