It seems to do a good job of vacuuming and has the option of mopping after vacuum which what I use in the kitchen. It has a carpet feature too which works well. I don't have any pets nor little children so it's basically used for light cleaning in my livingroom & kitchen.

Excellent machine. Works well and it's nice and quiet

It's a very good unit. I've been using it for a week. Results are beyond my expectations

The Roborock S5 Max is genuinely great at its core tasks: it vacuums thoroughly, maps intelligently, and mops competently. Most days it starts, cleans the entire floor, mops where requested, and returns to base without any human help. However, the lack of basic status feedback (water level and bag fullness) in an otherwise feature-rich app feels like a strange omission in 2025, and the minor mechanical quirks (spinning, dragging the mat, overly sensitive sensor warnings) add up over time. If you can accept physically checking the water tank and accepting the occasional odd behavior, it is still one of the best value robot vacuum/mop hybrids available. If you strongly prefer a more “finished” experience with proper tank/bag monitoring and quieter emptying, consider stepping up to the newer Roborock Q Revo or S8 series. Recommended with the above reservations – a solid 4-star performer that could easily be 4.7 stars with a few software and minor hardware refinements.

I have only used it once so far and it seems to be doing a relatively good job for a robot. I am still learning all about it and how to map. The reviews by GROk seem to be good too so I'm looking forward to having this extra hand around. Especially like the mopping and the choice of either just vacuuming and or vacuuming %26 mopping. It also does short pile carpetting which is an added bonus and since I don't have pets , this Roborock should have a long life.

Very satisfied. Took a few tries to get the docking and washing working OK but once it fully charged and became familiar with the surroundings, it does a great job. Not scrubbed clean but removes dog prints and drools just fine.

It's okay on vacuuming - it got stuck several times and I had to pull it out. Haven't tried the mopping function yet - if it isn't good then back it goes.

My Q5 Pro had much less technical flaws than my new Q10 S5+. The Q10 gets stuck in places it shouldn't get stuck, then goes into error mode until I get home to free the helpless heep. It does clean well, empty into it's trash bin somewhat decently. But it gets stuck everyday as to where my Q5 Pro never got stuck.

The first time I used it, it worked fine. It docked itself when told to. Everything was great. The second time I used it, it acted like it had gone berserk. It said various wheels were jammed, but they were not jammed. I must have fussed with them 20 times. I wiped off the sensors. I cleaned out any hair in all the wheels. It will not continuously run.

Absolute garbage vacuum. It didn't even last 4 months before it quit working. The company says the damage to the main roller brush is “normal” and they recommend replacing the brush every 6-8 weeks. They are basically selling junk vacuums with a subscription to get money every 6 weeks. This vacuum was way too expensive to be a piece of junk already.