Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra Review - Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner?
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- If you're looking for the best robot vacuum Australia has to offer, then you may come across the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra. It's the new flagship vacuum and mop, and the best Roborock has in its range. In this video, tech vlogger Chris Stead gives you a detailed breakdown of its pros and cons in his Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra review.
You'll also see a Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra unboxing. A Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra test demonstration, the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra mopping experience, and more. This is the best of the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra reviews.
Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra release date = May 1, 2024
The Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra Australia edition wants to be the best robot vacuum 2024 has to offer The Roborock MaxV Ultra supersedes the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra. Enjoy this Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra AI robotic vacuum & mop video.
Key features include:
VibraRise 3.0
10,000kpa suction power
20mm rise
DuoRoller Riser Brush
FlexiArm Design
Extra Edge Cleaning
Reactive AI 2.0
Voice Control
PreciSense LIDAR Detection
Roborock app
Have you wondered which robot vacuum is best? The Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra could be considered for:
Best robot vacuum for pet hair.
The best robot vacuum for carpet.
And the best robot vacuum and mop.
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Thanks for the review! Do you think you could just take the unit to a different level? I have 1 room on a different level, currently have an ecovac and it lets me select auto for a different level (or if I just took it somewhere off the map).
Yeah, you can just put it in a place and press start and it works fine. Any issues, you can always map it once, then just move it up there and start a routine on that map I suspect. But this may be an unecessary step for one room.
Thanks for this review Chris. A couple of things which I would have like to see was how easy it is to the empty the dust bag. Also, did you need to take the complete unit upstairs or just the cleaner? Looks a great unit but like many new gadgets a bit overpriced.
Yeah the price is crazy, isn't it.
I had to take the whole unit upstairs, as it self-empties a couple of times during the process.
And yes, I really should have filmed myself emptying the dust bag. Maybe I will stick that up as a separate video for people. It was pretty easy. It doesn't fall out, but it comes to the entrance and I just pulled it out bit by bit with my finger. Took less than 5 minutes to take out, empty and put back in.
As someone who owns this vacuum and their previous S8 model, I can tell you although they do a good job on floors, the Roborock can be a nightmare connecting to the internet. It frequently disconnects for no reason - like if it's Tuesday or a blue moon, and takes forever to get reconnected.
Really! That's an interesting bit of feedback, I haven't had any similar problems. I wonder if you need to do something on your router's end to greenlight the connection. You could try resetting your router, that sometimes gets rid of any weird caching or conflict issues.
@@motivatedtravel Tried it all. The vacuum eventually reconnects but takes a while. If you Google it, lots of others have had similar issues.
Never had an issue with mine disconnecting S8, only issue was the fan bearings going dry and the lack of a sensor to tell if the dust bin on the robot is full, that was disappointing
@@lookin4ward1 Yeah I really dislike how it can be blocked or need an empty, and you don't know until the robot comes back having done a poor job.
I want to see how it picks up moist sand particles on hard floors.
My S8 failed doing this even in max mode.
I will see if I can film a demo of it next time it gets run for you.
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Awesome!
great video and great vacuum
how do you fill it with water so that you can take it to another level/map in the house without moving the dock alongside? previous models i could just manually fill the water, with this not sure how to check if the robot has water in it for mopping on a differnet map without dock.
Thank you!
I don't think it holds much in the way of water after it has re-docked. I just lifted it upstairs, then the dock, and never felt water moving around in it.
16:40 Mine got stuck in the bathroom. It got over the threshold at the door, but couldn't make its way back. It's a bit of a weird treshold that comes in two steps, I was not surprised that it's giving me issues. All other thresholds in the house work fine.
It did stop the cleaning routine and notified me that he couldn't find the dock. So as far as I can tell it should have notified you if it got stuck. Also had it once strand on the middle of the same threshold, also then I got a notification (something about the wheels not moving). Since then I added an invisible wall to that threshold, and clean the bathroom manually (no problems since). Which may be good anyway, as there's an increased change of water puddles being present there from the shower, and I don't want it to suck up too much water into the system.
Really appreciate you adding your experineces into the conversation, very helpful. I haven't had mine not find the dock yet, but I did have it get stuck under a bed and not tell me via a notification.
At least such things are firmware fixable.
@@motivatedtravel Just to clarify, the reason it could not find the dock was because it couldn't go back through the door as the treshold is slightly higher inside of the bathroom than on the outside. So there was no longer a path he could find that could bring him back to the dock. Which is why I expected it to give a similar message when it got stuck under the bed.
Not sure what the difference is. Maybe it reacted differently because it physically got stuck somehow, instead of it's entrance/exit being obstructed.
@@Sjoerd1993 Got you! Yeah you could be right, but something they can at least improve via firmware you'd think.
Thanks for the video Does the robot move back and forth?
What do you mean by back and forth? It goes up, turns, then goes down, until it has moved along the whole room.
Great review, cheers!
Do you have any opinion on the vibrating mop pad verus rotating mop pads? Is one form factor better than the other?
Thank you! I'm not too sure if the difference in actual cleaning performance is better at all. It's all about agitation, so something vibrating at a ridiculous speed would seem t provide more agitation in my mind that something rotating.
@@motivatedtravel That makes sense! I'm still leaning towards the Deebot T30 omni which has the rotating pads though. :)
Appreciate the quick response!
Good for bamboo wood flooring?
I don't have bamboo flooring myself, but I can't see why there would be an issuie. I have spotted gum, and it's sweet on that.
@@motivatedtravel going to good guys today to get this..hope it'll do quality cleaning atleast for the next 3-4 years..$3000..not so cheap...:o
@@Vmr48765 Definitely keep an eye on the bag in the robot itself and the dock not getting full. It doesn't warn you, as soon as it blocks, it just starts doing a bad job. That's my number one complaint, otherwise it's doing a good job!
Is it 3Y or 2Y version?
It was never expressed to me that there were two variants. Maybe there isn't in Australia. What's the difference between the two; not much info on Google.
Wow
Certainly beats doing thing by hand.
I have one. This thing sucks ass. Hardly better than my S6. Recorded it and left a 1 star review thing literally bumping into a cabinet it can’t fit under. What a joke.
Really?! Very interesting fedback. I haven't had any issues with it bumping into furniture. Is it a glass cabinet? Maybe a reflection issue? But either way, good to hear more about other experiences.
@@motivatedtravel nope. Just a regular cabinet. Or I should say entrance cabinet. 2in clearance and it just bumps into it. It LOVES strings. Picks up pet hair horribly. Mopping isn’t picking up anything tough. Loves to get stick on clothes. Extremely disappointed in this robot. I think my S6 did a better job vacuuming pet hair from carpets to be honest.
@@investmentanalyst779 I'm finding mine works alright with Pet Hair. Not happy with how easily it clogs though, that's my biggest problem. It clogs, doesn't tell you, and then does a really bad job until you realise and un-clog it.
@@motivatedtravel I perform maintenance every weekend. It will work if you pickup and shoes with loose laces and any strings. It’s super advanced AI can’t detect strings, which is sad. 😔 $1800 piece of junk. On the positive side :D if I manually vacuum first and have the robot vacuum after, it’ll leave those nice clean carpet streaks in areas we have carpet. :D can’t wait to get rid of this carpet. New construction homes wanted to charge $40,000 for vinyl 😂 I’ll buy and install myself.
Dreame X40 Ultra is the best!
What is it about the Dreame that stands out?
@@motivatedtravel How about spinning mops for start? Extendable and Liftable Side Brush.
Hands-Free Base Sation.
Smart Mop & Washboard Cleaning.
MopExtend™ RoboSwing Technology.
12,000Pa Vormax Suction.
OmniDirt Detection Technology.
REMOVABLE MOP for Carpet Cleaning.
Precision Mopping. 6,400Mah battery, Optional clean/dirty water hookup without having to choose one or the other you can convert it later if you chose etc. They just do everything a little bit better imo. Several sites, tech blogs, and RUclipsrs have the Dreame X40 Ultra as the one to beat as well.
@@BlazingNina Does sound excellent on paper. I might have to see if I can get my hands on one!
@@motivatedtravel you won’t regret it!
@@BlazingNina Apart from the spinning mops, the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra has all these features as well. And that's a design choice (if you want a Roborock with spinning mops, there's the Revo). In fact, they're suspiciously similar in many regards, you can clearly see they kinda came from the same company (Dreame is Xiaomi-owned, and Roborock used to be owned by Xiaomi as well if I recall correctly, they're independent nowadays either way).
The Dreame X40 can drop of the mops at the docking station though when it's doing a vacuum-only run, which is pretty cool. Also I kinda like the RoboSwing thing, where it basically twists itself a bit so that the mops can clean slightly under furniture and such.
In the end I went with the RoboRock myself (the one in this video). Mainly because its easier to get parts where I live, and it seems to have an easily replaceable battery and I don't want to throw out a $1600 device because of an old battery. But both the Roborock S8 MaxV and the Dreame X40 seem like formidable devices.