Home Assistant natively integrates with the Roborock S7 MaxV

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Imagine having a robot that not only tidies up your smart home but also takes care of its own mess. Ladies and gents, meet the Roborock S7 MaxV – arguably the most advanced robotic vacuum cleaner on the block. This little gadget has just learned a new trick: it now integrates natively with Home Assistant.

The Roborock S7 MaxV becomes a first-class citizen in the land of Home Assistant

Remember those days when you had to rely on third-party components like Xiaomi Miot for Home Assistant to get your shiny Roborock to play nice with your home automation system? Well, kiss those days goodbye! With the release of Home Assistant Core Version 2022.11, the Xiaomi Miio integration is all you need. It's an out-of-the-box solution that makes your life easier.

The Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra parked in the auto-emptying and cleaning dock.

What does the Roborock S7 MaxV offer?

An easy Home Assistant integration is not all there is to the Roborock S7 MaxV. This bad boy not only vacuums your floors with a whopping 5100 Pa of suction power but also doubles as a mop, thanks to its sonic vibration technology. It's like having your own cleaning crew, but in a compact and cute robot form.

The real game-changer? The Roborock S7 MaxV's ReactiveAI 2.0 Obstacle Avoidance feature. This means it can dodge pet presents, discarded clothes, and pesky wires. It's like it has eyes on the back of its... well, everywhere!

If you're ready to splash out $1399.99, you can get the Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra, which is pretty much a self-sufficient cleaning system. The Empty Wash Fill Dock attached to the robot takes care of cleaning the mop, refilling the water tank, and emptying the dust bin. It's like having a robotic butler, but for cleaning. Plus, it supports off-peak and fast charging, powering up to 30% faster than your average dock. Talk about a powerhouse!

A portrait photo oif Liam Alexander Colman, the author, creator, and owner of Home Assistant Guide wearing a suit.

About Liam Alexander Colman

is an experienced Home Assistant user who has been utilizing the platform for a variety of projects over an extended period. His journey began with a Raspberry Pi, which quickly grew to three Raspberry Pis and eventually a full-fledged server. Liam's current operating system of choice is Unraid, with Home Assistant comfortably running in a Docker container.
With a deep understanding of the intricacies of Home Assistant, Liam has an impressive setup, consisting of various Zigbee devices, and seamless integrations with existing products such as his Android TV box. For those interested in learning more about Liam's experience with Home Assistant, he shares his insights on how he first started using the platform and his subsequent journey.

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