Midea Robot Vacuum Cleaner M7

The first question you will be asking is “will this vacuum cleaner replace my normal vacuum cleaner and mop?” The answer is no, not by a long stretch. The next question is “what’s the point then?” What this device does very well is maintain a clean room, rooms or floor. It transfers between mop and vacuum well, it covers a hall, living room, kitchen, cloakroom and entrance way with some charge to spare. It’s quick to empty, easy to control and maintenance is hassle free. I was a little concerned about the app following on from reviews but I found it straightforward to use. I have owned another robot vacuum and it is constantly getting stuck and jammed. I was very surprised to see how well it deals with obstacles, it can climb over objects a couple of cm tall but of course it does still get stuck every once in a while. I was worried about the manufacturer however I can say I have owned an air conditioner by the same company for 20 years and it’s still going strong. All in all a great bit of kit that helps to keep the ground floor clean as long as you help as well.

Unfortunately doesn't seem to see the difference between no go and no mop area. If you mark no mop area it won't go there at all . So you either mop whole house along with the carpets or don't mop at all. Also just to tell you i bought this one from amazon for 120 pounds now it's a scamming 411 pounds price. Stay put. Except than the mopping it's good and efficient for 120 quid . For 400 you can buy yourself a robcrock which is 10 times better.

Charged the cleaner, set it off across the carpet and my huge smile turned to a frown as it ground to a halt in under a minute spouting the message “Please wipe the cliff sensor.” Considering it was brand new and in a clean carpet, I was bemused as to why anything should need wiping. I looked at the instructions, found the sensor and wiped it with a clean, lint free cloth. Started it again and same thing. I checked online for solutions and checked the instructions again in case I’d missed something but no joy. Even if I had found a solution, how could I be confident this would happen when I’d set it to work before leaving the house etc.? It’s going back and I’m extremely disappointed!!!

I’ve never had a robot vacuum before and for me the midea M7 Pro was a prime day purchase. My key concerns were: will it actually suck stuff up, will it wear over time, will it actually get into corners and will I have to faff with it to keep it going. My wife even said don’t buy it they’re all a gimmick. It’s now an accessory I would struggle to be without, simply because of the time it saves me. It has no problem picking up anything, gets right into the corners and I empty the dustbin every 2-3 so there’s limited faff. My wife is totally converted. There’s something very comforting about coming down stairs in the morning and seeing everything vacuumed and clean. The amount it picks up still confuses me. I never knew that much dust accumulated over the course of a day. My house feels cleaner for it and I don’t have to do any of the work. Brilliant. Would highly recommend.

A good robot vacuum with decent suction power and good battery. It does map 2 floors but doesn't automatically recognise them as stated somewhere. Now, here goes the cons: (I) the mopping feature is weak and I need to put it to do it twice for a decent result (ii) forget the corners since it doesn't clean them even with auxiliary spinning brushes (iii) very weak suction for carpet So I need to clean my carpet myself (iv) it doesn't detect stairs (v) the app is not user friendly and very difficult to learn how to change maps. (vi) I did not realize any difference among many levels of sections and water usage for mopping. I would recommend this product for a superficial cleaning of flooring in a house with busy work people who have no pets, so just want to keep your home superficially clean until the next deep cleaning day.

So much is good about this cleaner, not least of which is how quiet it is. Lint is flicked out of corners by fringed discs, rugs are cleaned without chewing edging, it finds its way delicately around the legs of side tables without upsetting vases, a charge is long-lasting. We haven't yet explored the wet mop function so no comments on that point yet. The Midea was a Christmas present so we don't have any idea yet of how robust it is, and the one drawback I'm hoping will be ironed out is that it doesn't always seem to be able to find its way home, but that's only something that's crossed my mind at this point. I'm hoping to have many happy years of cleaner floors. (Our floors are parquet covered with fringed rugs.)

Good suction, decent mechanism to overcome low obstacles but suffers from navigational issues (AI not intelligent enough) which mean that you can't trust it to complete the task while you are not supervising - and that defeats the purpose of having such a tool (it often takes 5 minutes to find, get aligned and dock into its base station - that sums it up). You can only save 2 maps, and one operational map, which is again a pity. The user interface is clunky, not sufficiently intuitive and devoid of useful/clever features.

Robot will go about its cleaning when scheduled, but partner app is not good. Always being logged out, seem to struggle to get any kind of Alexa integration. Actual job of vacuuming seems okay. Fall detecting wheel has come lose after 18 months and can fall out when going over the moon between our kitchen and hallway, no repair services offered by Midea and warranty only for 1 year. Spend on the machine expect to replace it after 1 year only. App is sub standard, slow, jerky and regularly loses connection. Feels like those cheap Chinese knock-offs you can get but is the official one!