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Roborock S8 Pro Ultra
Vacuum mopping robot
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It copes very well with dog hair. Except for difficult corners, the hair has disappeared. The iOS app gives and works great. The app is super user-friendly.
Galaxus
8 months ago
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Roborock S8 Pro Ultra can both vacuum and mop, but not at the same time. The device has a function that allows the cleaning brushes and mopping unit to be raised depending on the mode to prevent carpets from getting wet or the brushes from spreading water or dirt. The mopping and suction functions are therefore carried out separately.
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19 millimetre works, 24mm does not
Aliexpress, like all other original accessories 😉
Galaxus
7 months ago
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No, the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra cannot vacuum and mop at the same time. The device has a function that allows the cleaning brushes and the mopping unit to be operated separately, but not simultaneously.
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7 months ago
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The Roborock S8 Pro Ultra automatically recognises carpets and ensures that they stay dry. Here are the relevant details: - The robot has automatic carpet detection, which increases cleaning power on carpets while ensuring that carpets don't get wet. - The VibraRise 2.0 mopping system and the DuoRoller Riser brush work together to raise the brushes and mopping modules when the robot moves over carpets to prevent water and dirt from getting onto the carpets.
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Galaxus
8 months ago
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Yes, you can set the amount of water that Roborock S8 Pro Ultra should use to mop the floor. The cleaning station and app allow you to adjust the amount of water to suit different floor types and needs. This helps to avoid water damage on sensitive floors such as parquet.
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Unfortunately, we do not have any personal user experience with this product, but I would be happy to forward your question to the Community, perhaps a Community member will be able to help you 😊.
Yes, they can. Putting them in the washing machine at 30/40°C is fine. But it's rarely necessary. The washing station does a good job.
Mine has been running for a year without any problems. I am super satisfied and would buy it again
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Like all appliances, maintenance is very important. I think you could be refused a warranty repair if you don't follow the manufacturer's maintenance recommendations. The advantage of this product is that it's linked to an app on your smartphone that tells you when to carry out a specific cleaning (sensors, rollers, side brush, filters, etc.) and when to change worn parts. If you comply with all this, I don't see why the warranty should be refused. I've had this product for a few months now, and I'm very satisfied with it, using it almost daily.
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The Roborock came with everything needed for a smooth start-up. Accessories only need to be run later. We have had the vacuum cleaner for about 3 months and are very happy with it
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You carry it from floor to floor and load the relevant card each time. Alternatively, one robot per floor
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Hello, we also have one of these. No, unfortunately it's not normal. LG Ani
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No, this will only be supported by the new S8 MaxV Ultra. However, the app can be configured so easily according to your needs that I don't see any added value in integrating it into Homekit at the moment.
Yes, because you can adjust the amount of water, it is also suitable for such floors. In my case, it even cleans an 80-year-old wooden floor.
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No. A margin of ~1cm remains. In obtuse corners the corresponding radius. With the Dreame, only the corners.
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Hey, it comes with a swiss plug.
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Very difficult, you have to test it
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Mine is in the reduit in a corner. A Dyson hangs just above the robot and the door also opens towards the base. When it leaves the base, it has to pass the open door immediately. Surprisingly, this works smoothly every time. As long as the door gap is larger than the robot, it can find its way out and back again.
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