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Save up to 47%: As a Deal of the Day on May 3, select Roborock robot vacuum mop hybrids are up to $280 off, including a $170 discount on the highly-rated Roborock S7.
Roborock’s release of the $1,399.99 S7 MaxV Ultra earlier this spring isn’t the only big news about the Roomba competitor this year. Also noteworthy is a major sale on the next-best Roborock, the S7 — a robot vacuum mop that’s still incredibly self-sufficient and deserving of a top spot in our list of best hybrid models. Its MSRP of $649.99 was already pretty decent. A 26% discount on May 3 brings it to $479.99, which is the only time the botvac has dropped below $500 outside of Black Friday in the past year.
The S7 is one of two Roborock models that’s compatible with a self-emptying dock. This technically turns it into the Roborock S7+, which is still at its retail price of $949.99. Putting the $170 saved toward the $299.99 self-emptying dock means you’re getting the full autonomous suite for $609.98 — more than $300 less than what you’d be paying buying the S7+.
On carpets and rugs, the S7’s tenacious 2500 Pa suction is tough on pet hair or crumbs that have been ground into the velcro-like fibers. On hard floors, the Roborock S7 scoops up dry debris with ease, then seals the deal with a wet scrub. (Don’t worry, hardwood owners — it’s only water.)
When Roborock’s VibraRise mop detects carpet, it cuts the water jet and lifts the wet cleaning pad to keep carpets dry. When cleaning is complete, the mop is also raised on the way back to the dock to avoid streaking. If you’re only in need of a spot scrub in a specific room, use the Roborock app to send your botvac to a specific room on the LiDAR map it created of your home. Here, you can also designate virtual no-go zones.
Looking for a more budget-friendly choice? Another LiDAR-equipped Roborock hybrid, the S6 Pure, is 47% off at $319.99, while the non-mopping Roborock E4 is 47% off at $159.99.
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