Review on Roborock S6 Pure Robot Vacuum and Mop – Advanced Multi-Floor Mapping, Lidar Navigation, No-go Zones, Selective Room Cleaning, Powerful 2000Pa Suction, Wi-Fi Connected, Alexa Voice Control (Black) by Charmaine Murray

I love this vacuum cleaner robot! I've spent HOURS looking at each brand's reviews. I found Vacuum Wars and Modern Castle to be the best sources. While I'd love to get the Roomba S9, I can't justify the cost. I bought several models to try on Black Friday and this was the best compared to the empty Skid Shark IQ and the Roomba i7. The power is great! He picked up 2 full trash cans after I started Shark. It's quieter than Shark. The battery life is excellent. I can clean the whole house, 1 level and about 1250 square feet with 50% battery. The mop is easy. It doesn't replace regular mopping, but it does keep the floor clean and dust-free between cleanings. The home map and app are great! I like no-go areas and lines to keep it off carpets when I have a mop. I wish I could make 2 cards with this, one for vacuuming and one for wiping, but once I did it got confusing. He tried to start, but because he had 2 cards with the same square, he couldn't position himself. I had to remove a card to make it work. So the layered display works, but they have to be different layouts for it to know where it is. You can name rooms and order which rooms it cleans to improve efficiency. I suffered when I bought the S6, S6 Pure or S6 MAXV. Pure is the youngest entry in the series, but the differences are minor. The S6 has a smaller water tank than the Pure but a slightly larger dust box. The S6 also has 2 more sensors and I believe it doesn't have the mapping zones that the Pure doesn't have. Charging is also faster with the S6. But I really wanted the S6 MAXV. It has a suction power of 2500 compared to 2000. The water tank is much larger: 300ml compared to 140ml for the S6 and 180ml for the Pure. The MAXV also has electric water distribution instead of gravity on other models, but it works well enough after using the mop on the Pure. The MAXV costs about $275 more than the Pure and didn't feel like it had $275 more features. Pure does a great job. I hope that the technology for emptying trash cans will improve over the next few years because it will be a game changer, but it needs some improvements to justify the cost. Check out all brands before you buy. Some are better suited to different surfaces than others, so you need to choose the one that suits your home. Again, Vacuum Wars and Modern Castle had the best information in my opinion. Videos were better than data sheets. I hope you find something that suits your home!