roborock Q7 Max+ Robot Vacuum

Not quite. Hard floors and low rugs come out very clean, but plush, high-traffic carpet can be left with debris, and the bin fills quickly there. The Q7 Max+ does boost suction when it senses carpet, so low-pile rugs are fine; deep, busy carpet is where it falls short.

No. The Q7 Max+ mop is a light wipe, much like a disposable wet mop pad, so it keeps floors fresh when it runs often but won't stand in for a real mop on sticky or dried-on dirt. The 30 water flow levels let you run it wetter on tile and drier on wood.

Good. It maps the home quickly and accurately, and setting up room selection, no-go zones and virtual walls in the app is simple. Once the map is saved, you can send the roborock Q7 Max+ to a single room or keep it out of a play area without moving anything.

Yes, on hard floors. It keeps up with shedding from large and small dogs alike when it runs regularly, and the all-rubber brush resists hair tangles. With a heavy shedder in the house, schedule the Q7 Max+ daily rather than weekly.

Not always. One floor of a typical home takes about an hour or a little more, but very large multi-level homes need recharges before a run finishes. For a big house, schedule the Q7 Max+ room by room or one floor at a time.

Sometimes. It climbs most thresholds and works around furniture legs, but loose charging cables and sliding door tracks can still trap it. Tidying cables off the floor before a run, and blocking off door tracks with a no-go zone, saves you rescuing the roborock Q7 Max+ mid-clean.

Yes. The Q7 Max+ works with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control and scheduling.