Roborock Q7 L5+ Robot Vacuum & Mop — Self-Emptying Dock, 8,000Pa! $329.99 CAD (45% Off)

Amazon.ca has the Roborock Q7 L5+ robot vacuum and mop with self-emptying dock for $329.99 CAD (list $599.99, 45% off). Prime members ship free; otherwise free shipping on orders over $35.

The dock is the reason to buy this one. A 2.7L dust bag means up to seven weeks before you touch anything — for a pet household that's the difference between a chore every two days and forgetting the vacuum exists. Suction is rated at 8,000Pa, mid-to-upper for current mainstream robots, which clears cat litter, hair and crumbs off carpet in one pass, with edge cleaning along walls.

Navigation is 360° LiDAR: fast mapping and three stored floor maps, so a multi-level house doesn't get re-mapped every run. It vacuums and mops simultaneously with three water levels, and the 150-minute runtime covers up to 2,368 sq ft of mopping or 1,830 sq ft of vacuuming — a full main floor on one charge. It climbs thresholds up to 2cm, so the kitchen-to-hallway strip is a non-issue. Scheduling, no-go zones and cleaning history live in the Roborock app, and Alexa/Google Home voice control works. One catch: 2.4GHz WiFi only.

The honest limitations, because the spec sheet won't mention them: the body sits taller than a comparable Roomba, so it won't fit under low sofas or beds; obstacle avoidance is basic, meaning cables and socks need picking up first; and the mopping is a daily wipe-down, not a scrub — don't expect it to lift kitchen grease. Owners raise all three in reviews.

28 ratings at 4.3 stars is a small sample, but the Q7 line has a track record. One reviewer who ran it next to a Roomba j7+ came away with a lower price, a more compact footprint and easier threshold crossing.

$330 for a self-emptying Roborock is entry-level pricing within the brand's own range. If what you want is "it runs every day and I don't think about it for weeks," this delivers. If you need top-tier obstacle avoidance or real scrubbing, that costs more.

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