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Roborock Q7 M5

RightRobot's current view

Roborock Q7 M5 is a current US-market robot. RightRobot is still building the independent evidence needed to fully rate how well it suits different homes.

Vacuum + mop
RightRobot EditorialUpdated 6 September 2026Editorial policy
Roborock Q7 M5 robot vacuum

Our take so far

Roborock Q7 M5 has useful exact-model information, but the fuller independent assessment is still being completed. Use the known features as a guide rather than a promise of class-leading performance.

Current US buying options

No current price verifiedRightRobot will not present an old reference price as a current offer.
Pet accident evidence

Independent testing raises concern

Independent testing says this model cannot identify or specifically avoid pet waste and should not be relied on for this use case.

Video links open the original reviewer's YouTube video at the relevant timestamp. This evidence is about recognising/avoiding solid simulated pet waste. Urine, vomit, diarrhoea and other wet messes are different hazards and should not be treated as covered by a solid-waste avoidance result.

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Quick summary

At a glance

Here’s the current snapshot for this model.

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Review statusFull review in progress
Home FitLimited until review is complete
Evidence-backed performance

How this robot performs on the available evidence

Category scores summarise the exact-model evidence currently available. Where sources disagree, that is flagged below.

Noise76/100
Well-supported evidence · Sources differ on some details
Obstacle Avoidance42/100
Well-supported evidence
Value87/100
Well-supported evidence
Automation54/100
Well-supported evidence
Pet Hair73/100
Well-supported evidence
Battery86/100
Well-supported evidence
Hard Floor84/100
Well-supported evidence · Sources differ on some details
Navigation84/100
Well-supported evidence
Carpet84/100
Well-supported evidence
Evidence and specifications

What the available evidence says

Manufacturer specifications and independent findings are shown together here, with the source type clearly labelled on each item.

Obstacle Avoidance - RTINGS

Obstacle handling was poor: cords, tasselled rugs and everyday clutter could cause sticking, and pet waste was not reliably avoided.

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Cleaning Quietness - Homes & Gardens

Measured regular vacuuming was roughly 72–76 dB and could rise to around 80 dB on larger debris, making noise a genuine trade-off.

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Pet Hair - RTINGS

Most pet hair was lifted from carpet in one pass, with only a small amount left or dragged.

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Battery Endurance - RTINGS

Battery performance was excellent, at roughly 75 minutes on highest power and around 160 minutes at the lowest power setting.

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Hard Floor Cleaning - RTINGS

Hard-floor debris pickup was excellent, with large debris cleared and only minor fine residue left.

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Maintenance Convenience - RTINGS

The base Q7 M5 lacks dock automation, so the bin, water tank and mop pad require routine manual attention.

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Value For Money - TechRadar

TechRadar rated value for money 4/5 and found the base Q7 M5 a capable budget cleaner even at list price.

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Maintenance Convenience - TechRadar

The base Q7 M5 requires manual dustbin emptying; the self-empty feature belongs to the separate Plus variant.

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