Roborock Q7 Max+/Max Review – RTINGS.com


Setting Used



“Max”


Large Debris at 0 gal (0L)



53%


Large Debris at 0.07 gal (0.25L)



53%


Large Debris at 0.2 gal (0.75L)



53%


Large Debris at 0.4 gal (1.5L)



53%


Large Debris at 0.8 gal (3L)



N/A


Large Debris at 1.6 gal (6L)



N/A


Small Debris at 0 gal (0L)



44%


Small Debris at 0.07 gal (0.25L)



44%


Small Debris at 0.2 gal (0.75L)



44%


Small Debris at 0.4 gal (1.5L)



44%


Small Debris at 0.8 gal (3L)



N/A


Small Debris at 1.6 gal (6L)



N/A

Even with the Roborock Q7 Max set to its high-power ‘Max’ mode, performance on low-pile carpet is mediocre. The vacuum has difficulty dealing with finer materials like baking soda and larger debris like sand, so it must make a few extra passes to collect everything.

Note: All testing was completed when the dirt compartment was empty, with the data for the 0.25L, 0.75L, and 1.5L tests being copied from the 0L test. Since the Q7 Max+ variant automatically empties its internal dirt compartment when docked after completing its job, it doesn’t lose suction performance as it fills up.

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