Thank you 😊 I do my best

Thank you! I'll try to make a video on how to clean the device. Glad you like the robot!

Thanks for kind words! I'm glad the video was helpful for you.

Hi there, thank you so much :) I would say in terms of vacuuming those are more or less the same, the Roborock S6 and S6 MaxV are quieter tho. The 360 S7 is better for smaller homes with almost no hard floor areas or if you do not need mopping as much. The Roborock is better for bigger homes and also have a bit better navigation, the 360 S7 tends to bump into things harshly. For the price, the 360 S7 is okay, do not forget that the Roborock costs more. Tho now the S6 costs about the same as the 360 S7 so I would go for the Roborock.

@@SmartRobotReviews You are VERY welcome. Imo your reviews are much better than Vacuum wars. Here is my situation. I have a 1400 sq ft house main floor is 500 ft is mid pile carpet with rugs amd 500 sq ft is laminate flooring. I have 2 more rooms on different floors each from 250 sq ft of mid pile carpet. Last a have a basement with concrete floor. I tried the RR E4 and navigation worked for me, battery was great but it did not clean capert well. Then I tired 360 S5 it got stuck on the rugs alot (E4 did not) cleaned really well, but battery did not last long enough. What robot vacuum models should I be looking at? RR, 6 or 6 pure 4 max, 5 max, 360, S9 ECOVAC Ozmo T series, Dreame, Roomba I series, some other brand? Most important is: 1) a vacuum I can set up a schedule and let it go to work and not have to baby sit it..(not getting stuck) 1a) Cleans, when its done the carpets are clean 2) I Can take it to the different rooms on the different floor without having to bring the base. (ECOVAC support tells me each time I move the vacuum I have to bring the base with me, I think maybe the support team done not know their own product which is a concern) 3) Reliable support Lidar has a 1500 hour life before it needs to be serviced, so a company who can provide support.. I hear this is not a strong suit for CN companies... Many do not seem to have really thought about the service aspect of the business. 3a) Easy/stable app 4) mops, I will mop the laminate once every 2 weeks and the basement every other month. Please let me know which vacuums I should be trying, I will/have been using your affiliate links to order them when I can find them. Thanks soo much!!

@@ricke95126 For a place like yours I'd go with the S5 Max or the OZMO T5. I hear ECOVACS app is a bit glitchy but maybe it has been fixed since then. Those two are the best for the price if you need decent mopping and vacuuming performance. Don't know anything about ECOVACS customer service as I have never tested any of these but do know that Roborock is one of the best in this area.

Hey there, thank you so much :) Those are different devices. The Mop P does a good job as a mop while the S7 is a better vacuum. It depends on your floor surface and cleaning needs. If you are going to use mopping every other day, go with the Xiaomi. For vacuuming mostly and occasional mopping, get the 360 S7.

@@SmartRobotReviews Thanks!

Hi there, thank you. Both are good in my opinion. The S7 does not have an electronic water tank and the tank itself is smaller so not suitable for bigger areas. As a vacuum both do the job equally well. If you would need the room select feature as well as multimap support, go with the 360 S7. Additionally you would get better navigation which is good for cluttered homes. If you want to pay less, the 1C is an excellent option too.

Both are good but the S7 has a gravity-fed system and a smaller water tank. If you need a better mopping, the Mop P is a better choice. On carpet tho the S7 shines :)

The S5 has the smallest battery and no mopping. In my 70 sq m apartment on max it hardly had enough power to finish cleaning on one charge. The S7 is similar but has a better battery life on max mode and also in addition can do mopping. The S9 is a whole different story with an electronic water tank, a large battery, better navigation, and a higher price tag. In terms of cleaning carpets, you wouldn't notice the difference between all on a daily basis. As a mop tho the S9 shines. The S5 is good for small homes with carpets and if you don't need mopping. The S7 is a better option for medium to bigger homes. The S9 is best overall model.

As I always say when comparing the two it depends on what you are looking for & what your surface is. For mostly carpeted surface i'd go with the 360 S7. It does the job on hard floors and overall cleaning performance is better than the Xiaomi. The Mop P shines at mopping, it really does the job done. If you will be using mopping every so often, probably the Xiaomi is your option. For mostly vacuuming, I'd go for the S7. Does that help?

@@SmartRobotReviews it does help! thanks :)

Thanks for watching ☺️

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I would either get the Roborock or 360 S7. The Roborock has better mopping but overall quality and price of the S7 makes it a good value. I have used the 360 S6 for about two years and never had issues with the device. Especially if you don't have carpets and don't want to spend more for the S5 Max, the S7 is a good choice.

​@@SmartRobotReviews thanks for your advice! Im narrowing my choice to 360 S7 and Viomi SE, they both have similar prices. Have you testes Viomi SE? Actually I do have a carpet in one room the floor is carpeted (it's not a big surface though). Do you think 360 S7 is good enough to clean it? Thx for your help, im so bad at deciding this stuff!

@@lugo_jose I have tested the Viomi V2 and tbh wasn't impressed with it so I can't recommend a Viomi but I did use the 360 S6 myself for a long period of time to be sure I can recommend this manufacturer :)

Try to delete the current map and build a new one

Maybe try to look for it on AliExpress

Stronger suction and a bigger electric water tank

Hi there, thanks. I didn't test the Roidmi, but the S9 is one of the best in class so I can recommend it.

@@SmartRobotReviews Well 360 s9 or roborock s6 pure. what do you think about this

@@akngulyuz2097 I also didn't test the Roborock S6 Pure. The S9 has an electronic water tank and alerts when the tank is empty. I never seen this feature in any robot before. I would probably go for the S9 because of the better mopping system.

It depends on the carpet. I've tested it on a black yoga mat and it works without any issues. Some dark carpets don't reflect enough light from infrared cliff sensors so the robot thinks it's on the edge of a cliff. Other carpets, even black ones, can reflect enough light to be detected by the cliff sensors. Without testing, it's hard to say which one black carpet will be problematic for the robot. I've seen some users claim that it works on their black carpet, others say that it doesn't, so hard to say without testing on a certain black carpet. Regarding the crisscross cleaning pattern, it's standard behavior for zoned cleaning when you specify a custom zone and choose to clean it twice. However, maybe something has changed lately, but that's how it worked when I tested it.

@@SmartRobotReviews ah ok, the zone test twice makes sense. i just picked up a deebot t5 and has dual zone, ill try it out n see if it crisscrosses too. regarding black carpet yeah that makes sense. ill just say ive had a neato vx21 for nearly 7 flawless years till recently trying to upgrade to something newer .. the t5 and im quite disappointed, t5 seems weaker(even on max+) even tho reviews say its crazy strong ... and it hates the dark spots on an area rug... vx21 has absolutely no issue with same rug. so idk if all modern robots are 'fake stronger and better' due to marketing or if the t5 has been severely misrepresented by reviewers :-\ im tempted to buy a 360 bot to compare .. but dont wanna be out that much money if both bots leave mich to be desired compared to vx21 :-\ ... any chance u have experience with deebot products compared to ur bots and could offer some insight?

@@RandoTark Some robots, for example, any Roborock models, always cleaning in one direction (not crisscrosses). If the T5 had issues with your carpet, most likely, the 360 would have it too. I've heard the Neato robots have a bit more sensitive cliff sensors, and they usually don't have problems with black carpets. I've never used any Ecovacs models, but as far as I know, the T5 is a rebranded Deebot 950, which has a weaker suction (1500Pa) compared to the 360 S7 (2000Pa). Have no idea if the 360 S7 cleans better than your old Neato since I never tested any Neato models but have heard that they are pretty good at cleaning.

I think the 360 S7 Pro has a bit weak battery for your house, it may not finish the job on one charge, at least on higher suction modes. In terms of cleaning performance, I think they are pretty similar. The Roborock probably is a bit smarter and has a bit more accurate navigation. It also receives updates more frequently. The Roborock S6 allows to clean a specific room by voice command (Alexa, Google Home), you can say something like "Roborock, clean the kitchen". The 360 S7 also supports Alexa, but only basic commands like stop, start, return to the dock.

@@SmartRobotReviews Thank you. I realize neither robot is great at mopping, but I still would like some mopping done on the wood floors. Is one of these better at mopping than the other?

​@@peterkunen9879 Both are similar at mopping since both use gravity controlled water tank. For better mopping, I would suggest the Roborock S5 Max. It has a larger water tank an electronic water pump which is much more convenient in my opinion. I think you can find a deal for the same price as the S6. The 360 S7 Pro and Roborock S6 water tanks can be just too small to cover the area of your home without refilling the water tank. Considering that some space in your home is taken by furniture and other stuff, hard to predict the real cleaning area it should clean.

Depending on the environment. The S7 is better at navigation as it uses Lidar. The E5 is newer compared to the Dreame and is widely available but lacks some extra features such as room cleaning or no-go zones. I would go with Lidar but each of the three is good in a way

Thank you ☺️ This is a good robot for the price. Mopping might not be the best but on carpets it does a decent job. Especially for the price. I might consider comparing it with the Roborock on carpets 🙌

The main purpose of the side brush is to clean corners and along the walls. Without the side brush, it would leave ~10cm area near walls untouched. You are right, it pushes some dust and debris under my bed, but I don't care as soon as the dust under the bed is not visible. Once in a while, I can clean under the bed manually. I think robot vacuum manufacturers have no choice as they didn't invent a better way to clean along the walls so far.

I've tested the 360 S7. Seems like there is almost no difference between the two. 360 company claims the S7 Pro has a low noise design, and slightly stronger suction (2000 vs 2200Pa), all other features and appearance are the same.

@@SmartRobotReviews Do you know if the S7 pro accessories/replacement parts will fit the S7, i dont see the S7 replacement parts on Amazon, only the S7 pro. Also dont see replacement HEPA filters, are these standard across chinese robot manufactures like Xaomi

@@shaungovender6849 Yes, all the accessories from the S7 Pro will fit to the S7. Filters from Xiaomi robots are not compatible with the 360 products. You can find the 360 filters on Aliexpress.

Can be :)

Its real because even black carpet it cant climb up and with black walls they just charge forward

But most lidar bot never got confused at dark walls

Do you mean the cloth? I have never changed mine but I didn't use one robot with mopping for more than 2 years so to speak. I do wash it after every mopping tho.

Depends on your budget. The 360 S9 is a better mop. A Roborock S5 Max is a good one as well.

Thank u

Yeah, it does leave wheel marks (at 7:41 on the video). I've never paid attention to this since the marks disappear when the floor getting dry. Can you still see the marks even when the floor is dry?

@@SmartRobotReviews yeah!

What type of floors do you have? I think it may be visible on a glossy tile or something like that.

@@SmartRobotReviews Porcelain hard floor, as you mean glussy. I think mopping robots functions need improvements. By now, iRobot Braava 380t leads that chapter but lacks of features that S7 has. I think best approach is having mopping cloth in front.

@@darwinpoum Maybe you are right. Hope we will see more advanced mopping robots in the near feature.

Hi! The 360 S7 Pro is a more advanced robot vacuum in terms of navigation accuracy and app features. But the 1C has better mopping because it has an electronic water tank while the 360 S7 Pro uses gravity controlled water tank. The electronic water tank means that you can switch water flow speed in the app and the water doesn't leak when the robot charging. In terms of vacuuming performance, they are very similar.

@@SmartRobotReviews thank you!

The specs say the robot is 10 cm tall so I don't think it would fit there. I don't have the robot anymore to measure its height unfortunately

@@SmartRobotReviews Thanks!

A few months ago I used the 360Robot app from Play Store and was able to pair and use it with the S7 without any critical issues. But maybe something changed recently, not sure. I don't have the S7 right now to try it. Did you enable location permission when used the app from the Play Store? I noticed that the app can't find the device when pairing when the location permission disabled.

@@SmartRobotReviews I did make sure location was on. Howcome dont you have the S7 anymore?

Gave it to my relatives. I still do own the 360 S9 and S10.

@@SmartRobotReviews ok. And do you have any idea about their customer support. I've heard its pretty bad?

I've seen complaints about the 360 customer service from other users in the comments, but from my experience, I didn't encounter any serious issues or warranty cases so no idea how well they handle such things. I used the 360 S6 for more than one year as my main robot and didn't have any serious issues. All the other 360 robots I own/owned I used only for two weeks or so during my tests for KZfaq videos. Currently, my main robot is the Roborock S6 MaxV which I use on daily basis.

Hi there, it also depends on the size of your place. The S7 Pro is a really good one, and it's brush has detachable side tips that makes cleaning it easier. The MiJia 1C is also a good one but it has a smaller battery and on Max mode, it does not last long. The Xiaomi is a good mop but the brush is solid and can be a bit challenging to maintain. All in all, on a daily basis these three would be good although, the Lidar-guided robots are better for cluttered homes. The MiJia 1C is ideal for small apartments. I would go for the S7 Pro but the Xiaomi is a really good mop but vacuuming is where the S7 Pro shines. Does that help?

please translate and answer my questions.

The 360 S7 will fit under your furniture if there is at least 10 cm of clearance under it.

Thank you! Cheers!

Yeah, seems like you are right. The "walls" in my testing area are dark and Lidar can't properly scan the area since the black/dark surface doesn't reflect the laser beam from the Lidar.

Thanks 😊

Lol

It leaves a small spot 5x5 cm in the corner untouched because of its round shape.

It's the same for any of the robots, right?

@@challanagalaxmi5431 Some of them do a bit better but not significantly

Thank you 🤗

No, I think the S9 is better. But it's also more expensive than the S7.

@@SmartRobotReviews Okay! What about roborock s6? Its almost the same? Sorry for many questions hah

I think the Roborock S6 is a more reliable device and probably is more accurate in terms of navigation. Roborock has a big community on Reddit and Facebook so you can find a lot of information about the product. Also, Roborock has better customer support. On the other hand, the 360 S9 has a better mopping feature, since the S9 water tank is bigger and has an electric water pump so water never leaks when the robot docked and you can adjust the water flow in the app. In other terms, they are very similar.

The 360 S7 has a weaker battery than the Dreame D9 (3200 vs 5200 mAh), not sure if the S7 can cover your whole house on a single charge, especially on higher power modes. It depends on how much of your house space is taken by furniture. The Dreame should be able to clean the whole house without recharging even on higher power settings. Also, the D9 has an electronic water pump and a larger water tank. If you are planning to use the mopping function, the D9 would be a better choice. In terms of cleaning performance, navigation, and app features, they are very similar.

@@SmartRobotReviews thank you

1. I guess approximately 30-40 sq. meters. 2. It depends on how much dust is on your floors. Usually, I wash the mopping cloth after each full mopping cycle. 3. It supports Google Home, but only some basic commands like start, stop, and return to the charging dock. 4. I don't use the 360 S7 on daily basis, I have other robot vacuums and this one is not my main device. However, before I owned the 360 S6 and used it 2-3 times per week for almost two years and didn't encounter any serious issues. Not sure about the customer service, I heard about some unhappy experience from other users. 5. I didn't notice any significant battery degradation in my previous 360 S6 model, so I think the S7 should be very similar. 6. No, it can't automatically detect carpets and mark them as no-go zones. You should do this manually via the app. It does have carpet recognition but it works only to boost the suction when it vacuuming.

@@SmartRobotReviews thank you

No, I didn't use the remote control in this video. How it's supposed to move in your opinion?

No one cares nerd

I would like to use more chill music in my videos, but sometimes it's hard to find nice copyright-free music for each video.