Robotics company Roborock has released its Q7 Max+ robot vacuum cleaner with LIDAR navigation and an auto-emptying dock. The new robot vacuum cleaner also has up to 4,200 Pa suction power and it is capable of effectively cleaning larger room spaces up to 300 square meters. The Q7 Max+ has a limited feature compared to the earlier showcased S7 MaxV which can refill its tank.

According to Roborock, the dock of the Q7 Max+ can hold 2.5 liters of dirt at a time and the dustbin could be left for up to 7 weeks without emptying it. It has a 350 ml water tank and a 470 ml bin. The Q7 Max+ offers up to 0.3kg of wiping pressure and 30 water levels, in addition to its suction power of 4,200 Pa.

The LIDAR navigation system in the Q7 Max+ enables the robot vacuum cleaner to easily map and navigate the cleaning environment for an effective operation. The LIDAR navigation system also allows the user to view and edit the 3D maps via the Xiaomi Home mobile app.

The Roborock Q7 Max+ robot vacuum cleaner has a 5,200mAh battery that enables it to work for up to three hours. This is one of the reasons why the device can clean up to 300 square meters space. However, it is most probable that the 3 hours capacity of the device’s battery may be possible under the quiet mode with several functionalities disconnected.

Pricing details have not been provided by Roborock but the Q7 Max+ will be available from Spring but the markets have not also been specified.

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