iRobot ROOMBA S9+ -VS- Roborock S7 W/ Auto Empty Bin - Which one is THE BEST? Flagship Battle!!

The 2 BEST and Most Expensive Robot Vacuums you can buy. Which one is truly the best? Pickup test and seeing how well the auto empty bins work.
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Roomba S9+ = amzn.to/2XOAaVp

[@AdamsReviews]

Hi Everyone. I feel this is a great video if you agree please lets make this video go big. All you have to do is like this video and consider subscribing. Thanks and I hope you enjoy. BTW which one is your favorite?

[@RileySlaya]

i’m hoping to get my roomba s9 on ebay. i don’t care if it’s used. as long as i don’t run into error 31, i’ll be super happy. i would bash the bloody hell out of the bumper, and probably the robot itself. i’m hoping there’ll be a give away for the roomba s9+ robots.

[@kiwibeast2162]

My favorite is the Roomba because of the copper color, and black finish makes it look cool! :D

[@hardikphotos9813]

Would still pick the roomba, their patents give them several quality of life improvements even if the navigation is a bit funky

[@rjay9293]

Roomba has the edge due to its patents. If Roborock was cheaper I would go for it

[@RileySlaya]

i’ll make a video on my channel once i get my roomba s9, and if i get the error 31, i’ll let you all know.

[@stevenhaas9622]

That Roborock self-emptying bin is a beast. Hard to beat the Roomba on carpet. But it's not as good on hard floors. Roborock has superior room mapping and user interface. I voted with my wallet-Roborock. Can't wait to get the bin.

[@AdamsReviews]

I Can't believe I forgot to talk about The Roomba patents. The dust bin sensor is very helpful and I wish all self empty robots could have that and also the dirt detect is awesome to have for spots with lots of debris. I love both of these!

[@ExclamationMarx]

In case you were curious, I believe I've dug up the patent filing for iRobot's dustbin sensor & Dirt Detect sensor Dustbin sensor: patents.justia.com/patent/8742926 I believe this is the Dirt Detect patent: patents.justia.com/patent/20090038089

[@darrengaynor4966]

Had both. Love the build quality of the s9 and some of the smart features I.e. auto return. But in terms of efficientness the s7 is next level. You can leave it to it, not have to wait all day for it to finish and when you have to prep rooms first not ideal with kids Navigation is also next level.

[@rjay9293]

Videos getting better every day Adam

[@shanew7361]

Great video! Thanks 👌 Just ordered the Roborock S7 plus yesterday!

[@PierreLeroy76620]

Thanks for the review !

[@SRR475]

Thanks for making this!!!

[@Randorita]

The Roomba advantage is the width of the cleaning pass and how well it cleans. Mine empties well, unless I am using a poor third party bag, but I don’t vacuum cereal or jelly beans. The dogs take care of those! It’s downfall is navigation. Mine will bump into the same place for close to five minutes. It will also return to a room it has already cleaned. This increases cleaning time quite a bit. Lidar should become the standard on these robots. I liked that about Roborock. It has great navigation. It also has a smaller cleaning pass and can’t get close to walls. They finally have self emptying. Not having it is why I returned mine last year. This was a great battle. Thanks!

[@cpattullo1]

Having had the Roomba I was *very* disappointed in the technology they've implemented. For the long time market leader the vacuum *constantly* smashed into my furniture and walls. Neither of which had moved for the duration I had it prior to returning it. Further, as you mentioned they are so very close in performance - but the price point is not. Especially since the RoboRock is way newer yet still cheaper. Roomba has been complacent for too long; riding on previous market share and being early to market. They've officially been disrupted and unless you happen to absolutely need one in the specific small area they are the clear winner (which will be a minority of users I expect) they are not the top choice at all.

[@stldaniel2750]

Great vid man

[@michaelrogers2891]

Man, I love the old school youtube personal approach... I gave you a Sub for that alone. I'm tired of all the over produced made for tv content full of targeted ads. Not that I have anything against you being successful but youtube has really lost a lot of what your doing here, props!

[@christianscholtz3628]

Great video! I have 2 roombas myself (655/541). They are still running great. I also have a neato D7. I'm subscribing. ❤️

[@kc2dc444]

I have hard floors and love the s7 with the new self empty bin. My home is large so I also need the larger battery. The mop is nice too for light cleanings. After this review I'm glad I went with roborock. I wish it had a camera like the s6max though. Great video!

[@PierreLeroy76620]

One reason for the Roomba I have in mind is the change part. Like I can buy brush, filter really easy (like super market around the corner) where roborock... Not at all except on internet and not the easy way.

[@willberger3063]

Great video! FYI I have had both and I chose the roborock s7 because I have both hardwoods and carpet. I view the mop as a swiffer and for every day it is really nice. The way it handles carpets / rugs / hardwoods is impressive. I have berber carpet in my den, the roombo s9 is to hard on it and pulls the strands up.

[@felixg7735]

I have not yet purchased a robot vacuum but have been reviewing the iRobot Roomba S9 for over 1.5 years with the intention of actually purchasing one. But since I just recently justed starting watching multiple reviews on the Roborock over the past week, my opinion has dramatically changed and my decision now has shifted towards the Roborock, even though the Roomba S9 does have a little better cleaning ability. As you have stated, the Roborock just has more future-leaning options as a total package.

[@IanB1015]

I think there’s a market for both, the roomba is unparalleled in its suction power but the Roborock, has the sonic mop built in too. I like them both. Hard to choose. Especially if Roomba comes out with something for the 2021 market of competition.

[@andreaasquith4537]

Brilliant thank you. I bought the Narwal T10 and Roomba s9 and the Brava Jet M6. Not tried them yet. X

[@mudrunner1]

I would like to see the amount of time it took each one to do the room. it seems like the Roomba took way longer, not necessarily cleaning but just wiggling around.

[@Zcahm]

What software version is your S9 on? Also what version is your eye seven on?

[@mvvpro8688]

I have had two Roombas of the first and second gen and kept having problems, including not being able to connect when that became an option because of interference from GSM antennas near my location. My Roborock S5 was an eye opener. I only had a problem with brush error messages, which were solved by activating carpet cleaning mode. Kinda hoping for it to fail as an excuse to move to an S7. ;)

[@thatguyoverthere8355]

Great video, new sub. Looking for my 1st vac over a year now, still cant decide. Roborock just sounds the best so far....I'll use your link if it helps you when I buy

[@Nirigs]

Love your videos! Which one of them would you recommend to someone with a hard floor, and a cat with long hair (who sheds a lot)

[@rodismo]

Hey Adam thanks for the great comparison, analysis, and recommendations. The great suction power of the Roomba is another reason for it's shorter battery life. Too me it's not much of a factor because it automatically goes back and charges itself. And it's powerful suction is obvious in the videos (the Roomba makes it look like you went over the carpet with a Hoover upright). For this reason alone, a cleaner surface, I would choose the Roomba over the Roborock. Because, what you didn't test is dirt/crumbs/pet-hair embedded into your carpet. As far as emptying the chamber at the charging station goes - I was hoping you would have left the jelly beans and fruit loops accumulate n the Roomba's catcher for each successive run just to see if it eventually removes them over time or would it accumulate to the point that it fills up and clogs? The 3rd deciding factor for most people to purchase is cost. Roomba is expensive. Roborock does the same thing for the most part but just not quite as clean - this depends on the buyers cleaning needs of course. For me, the strong suction power (pa) of the Roomba is hard to argue against and I think seeing really clean (instead of mostly clean with a few missed spots) floors and carpet every day might be the trigger for me to spend more money. Like you said, hard decision.

[@TheThatguy54]

I have mostly mid pile carpet in my apartment. I know Roombas are better for this but is it a HUGE difference?

[@zippodk]

Great and informative video Adam.I have 2600 sf in our house and roomba was expensive paperweight. It got lost and took like 6-7 hours to clean. Roborock kills it in larger houses it can do it sometimes in one charge. Plus noise comming out of roomba is unbearable and listening to that for 6 hours NO THANKS.I would pick Roborock anytime.

[@MrBlueCreeper]

I would definitely choose the s7 over the s9. The S7 is cheaper, has a better self-emptying bin, has WAY better battery life, and such more! I think the worst self-emptying bin for a robot vacuum is either the Proscenic m7 pro and its clones, or the Ecovacs auto-empty station. Both struggle with full bins. I would say the Proscenic has the slightly worse bin for fine debris, but if you’re talking carpet fibers, the Ecovacs is definitely the worst. The best is definitely the ROBOROCK. Really took their time on the bin. I just wish they had the hybrid in the US. Hope you make a video for all the self-emptying bin robots!

[@kiwibeast2162]

I learned that the distance from the end of the tube to the motor on a vacuum effects the airflow (the power) it could just be that the roborock’s distance to the motor is shorter than the roomba’s which might be why it does so well, but that doesn’t mean one is more powerful than the other it depends on the motor not the self empty bin.

[@mikoj5788]

How do these robots perform going through bead doors/under curtains?

[@nathanshooshoo9505]

Awesome video! I have the Roomba i7+ and am seriously contemplating the change to a roborock s7 with the bin. The navigation for the i7 and its mop brava m6 is bad. Also, the mop can't go over transitions between floor types. The auto empty bin for the i7 only sucks for a short duration and never removes all the contents. Even for regular daily usage. I mean it's better than emptying it manually everyday. Thanks for all your vids, you've helped me make an intelligent decision on what would best work for me and my situations. I'm subbed too ☺

[@salamalsweis3980]

Did u bye the s7? How has it been for the last 7 months. Im thinking of buying it and can't take a decision

[@nathanshooshoo9505]

@@salamalsweis3980 I did, and I absolutely love it! The navigation is way better, and it cleans faster than the Roomba because of its navigation. I also love that it mops and vacuumes at the same time. It has held up great and I haven't had to replace the brush or anything yet. I recommend the s7!

[@hardikphotos9813]

Can’t wait for other brands to have dual rollers + dust bin sensors, and the level of support that iRobot offers

[@MrBlueCreeper]

currently a Roomba patent for both... but the Dual Brushroll Patent will expire in the next year or two, and Ecovacs is already adding Dual Brushrolls since they have an agreement with iRobot.

[@sleeper43]

Good video, but I would have liked to see a test for deep down dirt in the carpet. Perhaps scatter x amount of sand over the carpet, let the machines run without self emptying, then weigh the 2 bins to see which picked up the most.

[@Shazam4play]

Thank you for your honest opinion. In December, I bought the iRobot Roomba s9+ (9550) Robot Vacuum & Braava Jet m6 (6112) Robot Mop Bundle and they were a complete NIGHTMARE. After spending several evenings trying to map the house, I honestly gave up. I returned them both without any hesitation. This machine looks like a really “smart” robot. I will probably wait until the new one comes out. Hopefully by then, the price of this one goes down a bit or maybe I will bet the New Roborock.

[@VitoAD]

Nice video, new subscriber. I am in the market for a robot vacuum and have been looking at a lot of video's. Starting with the Wyze and all the way up to the Roborock S7. I like what I see with the Roborock and was wondering how it does with short dog hair. This is one of the main reasons I am looking into getting one. It will only be used on my first floor which has no carpet at all just a few doormats.

[@denzterwastaken]

for me it's a no-brainer. i would definitely go for the Roborock S7

[@kiwibeast2162]

This would make the tests more fair time how long the roomba’s self empty bin runs for then set the roborock’s setting accordingly.

[@weeg0880]

I am in the market for my first Robot Vacuum and if I had to pick between these 2 and only these 2 I'd pick the Roborock S7, mainly because it's packed with the newest tech and the self empty bin works better.

[@scoty_does]

I recently bought an S9+ and it can't finish a mapping run without getting stuck (and im an experienced roomba owner. Im sending it back while i can and getting an S7.

[@shanew7361]

How do you like it? We have 2700 sq ft carpet, tile and vinyl. One Persian cat and 1 girl. Concerned about pet hair and ability to clean carpets. Any issues with emptying the dirt bin or hair breaking or getting stuck on rollers etc? How is the maintenance? Does it auto detect when the on-board bin is full and go back to the base for a clean or does it keep cleaning but doing a poor job because the bin is full? Does the robot detect when the outside waste bin bag is full?

[@tobigoldbear5293]

Your super sympathetic, best regards from germany 🇩🇪

[@americanrambler4972]

Interesting review. Was considering a new robot vacuumed. I have a very early rumba without a emptying bin. Wound up not using it because it took for ever and kept getting stuck all over the place. I was curious to see if I wanted to try again. Don’t really want to spend $1,000 for one of these. Thanks for the test.

[@AdamsReviews]

Check out the j7+ it’s on sale for $599 now.

[@djtommy1864]

Hi Adam. I just saw a video review by Samsung promoting their new robots and i was surprised to learn that they have a few robots that can vacuum and mop and have a self emptying bin such as the Samsung Jet Bot AI. No clue how much they cost but if you can. I would love to see you testing these bots out.

[@AdamsReviews]

Yea I already have them preordered

[@amigatommy7]

Have the Roomba but the battery is poor. Thinking of the S7 for downstairs and ship the Roomba to upstairs (smaller area).

[@zacharyyt9634]

I bought the S9 because of you I'm excited to test out how good is it on a scale from 1 to 10

[@pourartistacrylicsbyshanno3987]

I'm kind of surprised iRobot hasn't announced anything new as well. I'm wondering if it's COVID-related.

[@HondaRidea]

I only have hard floors in my house no carpet, im getting a roborock s7 if its a black friday deal this year

[@D-Ogi]

I think you should grab one already from AliExpress with shipping from US. I doubt if black friday price would be significantly lower.

[@GNSmiley]

My new house will have polished concrete floors throughout with a couple of area rugs. Also we have 2 dogs and a cat. Considering the Roomba's superior suction is mostly evident on carpet, the Roborock definitely seems like the way to go for me. The mopping seems like it would really help keep polished concrete floors looking good, as you mentioned kind of like a damp dusting as opposed to a deep mopping. Also the quicker run time seems like a big advantage as with 3 pets, I would envision running it fairly often. Do my thoughts make sense to you Adam? I have never owned a robot vacuum before so just trying to figure out what would be best for my needs.

[@AdamsReviews]

Yes in your case I would get the roborock.

[@GNSmiley]

@@AdamsReviews I appreciate your feedback in this particular instance and all you do trying to educate us with the videos you produce.

[@MrBlueCreeper]

@@GNSmiley The S7 is more superior in almost every way. It has a better Self-Emptying Base, a better navigation system, I'd say the app is better than the Roomba, having more advanced features like carpet detection, it has a bigger battery, more efficient navigation, and the Self-Emptying base has a better filtration system, relying on 2 filters and a bag. The Roomba is very good for carpets, but struggles with large debris and hard floors, at least for the I series. Roborock can do both carpets and hard floors pretty well, and Roborock even launches more products every year than any other company. They release at least 3 products. So far, they have released a whopping 4 products! iRobot usually takes a year to release a product, and the i3 taking a year? I know they can do faster, seeing as Roborock releases products faster than that!

[@FizysVibinMemes]

Hey Adam I was wondering witch one you think is better for hair🤔

[@xeon2k8]

it's quite obvious from the video

[@calebpromusician98]

At the end of the day it is easier to empty out a little carton of jellybeans or any type of cereal or cotton or just anything for that matter that could’ve gotten stuck in the filter then try to make a vacuum clean better I think the self emptying been is a very nice addition but if it sacrificed is the cleaning ability of the device it is not worth it

[@neogeek23]

I don't think showing the roomba having cereal or jelly beans remaining after self emptying is showing that the emptying is weaker. It seems that the storage on the roomba is significantly larger and the heavy items far from the source of the suction are failing to be collected because it is further from the source of the suction. I don't think this is a suction strength problem.

[@Bluebird22200]

The roborock may have missed a few things, but it isn't yard to tell it to do a second pass. Also, it has a really great mop all in one. For the price. It's the better deal

[@wesfishcare]

Roomba is unbeatable on carpet, hands down. But Roborock navigation is superior, the app experience is superior, and it can mop. #teamroborock My Roborocok auto-empty just arrived. Can't wait to get it setup!

[@Grammie3girls]

Dog hair!!! I have 3 German Shepherds. I love the Eufy as far as not getting stuck but I must constantly empty the bin. The Shark self emptying feature is a joke as far as hair. I love your reviews and will keep watching for my dream dog hair self empty vac.

[@MrBlueCreeper]

The Shark IQ is GARBAGE!

[@pourartistacrylicsbyshanno3987]

You're not talking me out of the i7. ;)

[@romanbitenc]

As usual an excellent test / review. The only robot that could mess up their accounts is the new Ecovacs Deebot T9AIVI. The T9AIVI, in collaboration with the irobot, received a double rubber main brush. Unfortunately, T9aivi is still not sold in the USA or the EU. Maybe in the fall of this year

[@AdamsReviews]

I will get it when it comes out.

[@Dirtbos44]

I would like to challenge your hair test. Try out some Australian Shepheard hair. I would provide you with a bag full, if you don't know anyone with that owns one.

[@kc2dc444]

I have a golden retriever that sheds like crazy and my s7 keeps up fine and the bin empties every time.

[@emilkuzmov5792]

The roborock definitely!

[@RoboVacParty]

cool👍

[@ncruze07]

Can someone please do a review on the Dreametech Z10 Pro Robot Vacuum?? It's basically the Roborock but with obstacle avoidance.

[@AdamsReviews]

Yes will try and do this weekend.

[@sygys]

Don't forget that the Roomba takes almost twice as long to clean. It also goes all over the place. And cleans different everytime

[@ricke95126]

What is the number one job of a robot vacuum? For me to clean carpet, everything else is 2nd

[@hardikphotos9813]

Surprising to see the self empty being better than the roomba, at this point in time Roomba is winning only due to their patents. Still like my i6+ haha

[@AnthonyGale]

I had the roomba and it couldn't finish my main floor or my basement, top floor is about 2000 square feet, finished basement is about 1500. It would run for 12 hours and give up. Roomba sent me another one and the same thing happened so I sent it back. I think the vslam is not as effective as the lidar.

[@AdamsReviews]

Yes LiDAR is definitely superior.

[@matthewwiemken7293]

I really don't like the design of the mop, but vacuum is great on s7:) would still prefer an i8+ for the price and auto bin full detect so no clogs when auto emptying . The J7+ would be better in most cases than any of these:)

[@cheapskatetech]

Pluses you forgot to mention with Roomba is dust bin sensor and dirt detect.

[@AdamsReviews]

Yes I realized that after. But still kinda the same results

[@cheapskatetech]

@@AdamsReviews Yeah. For real world application it don’t matter but it sure looks good on the MEGA stress test lol.

[@AdamsReviews]

@@cheapskatetech yes I wish they all had it.

[@hardikphotos9813]

I feel the dust bin sensor is essential, even if it comes into use 1/10 times

[@xeon2k8]

@@hardikphotos9813 essential for whom and which situations? You could also say the same that battery life is essential but same question i asked would apply to that too

[@kinglord5429]

Don't understand why more haven't gone to the D shape it does offer advantage over round models. D shape offers full length rollers, next step replacement of brushes with edge cleaning suction, goes better into corners and wall edges but round might fit into tight areas easier but that can be corrected by furniture placement. Now when you shop fir furniture take unto account what robot vacumm have ir might buy

[@kinglord5429]

Pay attention the roomba bin is far bigger than s7, twice as big. How much can each bin hold in ozs

[@xeon2k8]

so you have to change all your furniture because you bought the wrong vacuum for your house.. great idea, cheap also

[@kinglord5429]

@@xeon2k8 just change the vacumm

[@you_whats]

The D shape has some advantages but also a big con: the robot can't turn around in the corners, that's why most robots have rounded shape

[@kinglord5429]

@@you_whats it needs to backup yes but it also fits better into the corners. It definitely is wider and could have trouble around chairs maybe just make one little smaller. Maybe snake shape that bends my guess one day new homes will come with standard that empty into central vacumm system

[@heraklen]

If you have carpets I would always choose a Roomba since they are made for it. However due to them being so expensive in the rest of the world (except US) Roborock wins. Roomba S9+ with dock costs 1490$ here. An S7 cost 670$ - lets assume the dock costs 300$ = 970$ for a S7 with Dock. 500$ in price difference makes the biggest impact. For those 500$ i can buy an extra Roborock S6 MaxV for another floor ;-)

[@romanbitenc]

In my country, Croatia (European Union) and generally in most European countries, Roborock S7 + self emptybin costs 900-1000 $ and irobot roomba S9 + costs 1500-1700 $. irobot is for some reason always significantly more expensive than the competition

[@chirpingbirdy8914]

I have an idea for a video. I agree with you the Roomba's battery is a joke. On Amazon and eBay they sell replacement batteries that are suppose to have much more charge. How about getting a few of those batteries and do a review? Great video by the way.

[@AdamsReviews]

Good idea but i looked and dont see one for the s9? Do you know which one?

[@chirpingbirdy8914]

@@AdamsReviews I have a iRobot Roomba i7. On Amazon or eBay just name iRobot Roomba i7 Battery and there are tons. I will see what is out there for the S9 in a minute. % minutes later .. Interesting you are correct on Amazon or eBay I found no replacement batteries for the S9. It seems all the lessor Roombas (like mine ) have replacement batteries available. The OEM battery in my I7 is a joke so I would love to see if these noname Chinese batteries are any good. Have a great day!

[@fahmidaafrose2525]

Hi Adams, which one is best narwal or roborok s7?

[@AdamsReviews]

If your talking mopping the narwal

[@fahmidaafrose2525]

Yes

[@4nyxy]

Really wonder why a designer would do a glossy finish … and black

[@amigatommy7]

Agree on the Lidar. Tesla is dropping lidar for cheaper cameras. Watch you step around newer Teslas.

[@waltermoser7553]

I would choose the roborock because it cleans the dirt bin better I wouldn’t have have unclogged or empty rest dirt in s9

[@jbs256]

Hi Adam, I want to give you my 2¢ on the Samsung Jet Bot. I have the base model, no self empty. My apartment is navigation hell for these robots. My 981 would beach itself on my speaker stand, for the Samsung I made it a no go zone. So, good. But in my kitchen the Jet Bot gets its LIDAR tower stuck under the kitchen cabinets. Twice, now. Calls for help. This talks, and there’s no way (software issue) to stop it. It always tells me what it’s going to do. I KNOW YOU TELL ME EVERY TIME! It does a fairly good job of getting up the dirt, I have dust always and hair, no pets, me. LOL The bin and filter are washable but you have to pull off the filter to empty the bin, annoying extra dust plume. Alexa integration sux. Mostly just start and stop. Mapping (software) is a big suck. I can’t separate or really fine tune the rooms it decides I have. No mop, no big deal to me as most robots suck at mopping. I gave it three stars but I do use it instead of then981 as I can tell it to go clean the box I drew on the map or a specific room, sort of. Oh the best thing is it’s very quiet. The 981 was a jet on a take off roll. This isn’t by a lot. I am curious how it would run in your tests but if Sammy will send you one get the self empty as I see no upgrade path the the S7 has. At least Samsung doesn’t say it can. IMHO at only a $200 bump to the self empty, this model shouldn’t even exist and the SE should just be a hundred less and split the difference. At $700 for the self empty it might be a competitor with some software and firmware updates. Keep up the great work and hope you had a great vacay. Joe

[@AdamsReviews]

Thanks...I have the one with the self empty coming and the one with the object avoidance...should be here by the end of the month.

[@jbs256]

@@AdamsReviews awesome! I look forward to your review and my review is up on Amazon. Still waiting on some software and firmware updates. The potential is there, IMHO. My apartment is like your torture tests, LOL. I’m too embarrassed to make videos. You have pallets, I have 10+ years of reviewing stuff on Amazon. Yours is designed, mine is I’m buried. Joe

[@colbymc.2264]

I subbed

[@AdamsReviews]

Thanks hope you enjoyed the video.

[@clou1969]

I think Roborock better with hard floor. Isn’t?

[@Diego-1]

Roborock all life

[@docmanishkumar]

Wow

[@sd-bh2vb]

very good video.but S9+ so expensive, in taiwan I wil buy S7&legee 7 not irobot S9+& m6

[@storybookmaltese]

C’mon ROBOROCK!

[@FizysVibinMemes]

S9 cleans better but roborock has better self empty bin

[@Floortile83]

Which one picks up dirty socks the best? My big brother leaves them EVERYWHERE!

[@AdamsReviews]

I wish they would do that but none yet.

[@valettehamilton2597]

The best model is called 'get-a-dog"

[@denzterwastaken]

you actually have face?! wow!

[@Humanafterall888]

RoboRock #1

[@murtha224]

Can u send me the s7 with the bin

[@MrBlueCreeper]

I wonder what Adam is doing Right now.... he hasn't posted a video in a week! Maybe he is very busy setting up something big... or maybe he is on vacation... I'm not sure

[@AdamsReviews]

Vacation :)

[@MrBlueCreeper]

@@AdamsReviews Okay! Enjoy your Vacation! :)

[@jbs256]

I was getting worried, too. Glad it’s a vacation! Enjoy!

[@MrBlueCreeper]

@@jbs256 yea!

[@MrBlueCreeper]

@@AdamsReviews can’t wait to see what videos you have for the future! Still got the Amarey to put in the testing room, WYZE, etc. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for this channel! Safe travels!

[@kimberlypiter8718]

Roborock

[@Sturmbutcher]

Roomba only looks superior cleaning because it make many passes, but nothing special, if roborock adds an option two make two passes nothing will beat it.

[@d3rd3vil]

This doesnt seem right. S7 leaves a few things in both tests and the Roomba more or less doesnt. Damn cant be right

[@Sky1]

Geez show us something useful without the music. I would like to see how loud it is and how much work it is to do regular maintenance on them. We drop popcorn not jelly beans, will it avoid cat puke? How does each navigate in a crowded room with a table with 4 chairs?

[@danielkraus5662]

S5 max is the best

[@Everydayytber]

Why kids love vacuums like me no clue 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️