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The video reviews the newly released Roborock S7 auto empty dock, highlighting its ability to automate the vacuuming process by emptying the robot's dust bin into a larger bag at its base, which can last up to eight weeks depending on usage. Available in two colors, the dock features a high-capacity filtration system capturing 99.99% of particles, small brushes for cleaning charging electrodes, and can be controlled via an app or robot button. Performance tests show the dock efficiently clears various debris types, although it may struggle with large accumulations of pet hair, similar to other models on the market. Despite this, the Roborock S7 and its new dock are praised for their superior design and efficiency, endorsing them as a worthwhile investment.
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In this segment, the focus is on evaluating the Roborock S7’s auto empty dock, which has just been released. The auto empty dock mechanism allows the vacuum to return to its base after cleaning, where a motor in the base automatically empties the robot’s dust bin into a larger bag, potentially automating the vacuuming process for up to eight weeks depending on usage.
The dock is available in two colors and comes as a separate purchase from the vacuum, though a package deal may be available in the future. It requires minimal assembly and includes two bags with a three-liter capacity each, a separate dustbin with an air passage door, and a filtration system capable of capturing 99.99% of particles down to 0.3 microns.
Additional features of the dock include small brushes that clean the robot’s charging electrodes, automatic or manual bin emptying via the app or robot button, and adjustable motor running time for bin emptying. Performance-wise, the dock accurately guides the robot back to its base using lidar, ensuring efficient and hands-free operation.
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In this part of the video, the presenter tests the Roborock S7 auto-empty dock both at home and in the studio with different types and sizes of debris. They note that the bin is exceptionally clean after emptying, which hasn’t been the case with other models. However, like other auto-empty bins, it struggles with large amounts of debris, particularly cat hair accumulated over two weeks. The presenter recommends running it once or twice a week if you have shedding pets to prevent clogs. Compared to the competition, they feel all auto-empty bins perform similarly, but the Roborock S7’s design, which suctions debris directly from the main brush housing, is potentially superior. The S7 is praised as the standout product, and the new dock is endorsed as a worthwhile upgrade for owners. The video concludes with a recommendation for the Roborock S7 system as a top-quality choice, with links provided for further review and purchase.