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Everything you should know about the Roborock S8 Max Series, QRevo S and the Q5 Max+ vacuums
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7:18Now PlayingIf you're anything like me, the thought of keeping your floors spotless without lifting a finger is about as exciting now as waking up on Christmas morning was as a kid. And with two dogs, as perfect as they are, my house can get a bit … hairy.
With WFH days dwindling and days in the office requiring longer commutes, I have exactly zero interest in spending any time vacuuming and mopping with the few hours I have at home these days.
So, I was ready to outsource my dirty work in order to spend more time doing what I love – enjoying a clean house and not actually cleaning it.
After combing through a seemingly endless number of robot brands ready to remedy my rooms of residual dust, debris, and dog hair, I opted to test three of Roborock’s top models and see which one is best for keeping up with the daily mess life throws my way.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned robot vacuum pro, there’s something here for everyone.
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