Roborock S5 Max vs SEBO Felix

The older mops were basically small capacity tanks with a pad that just attached to the bottom of the robot. They functioned essentially using gravity...

It's a lot harder to spend this kind of money when you can get one for $200- $300, but when I get something that works as well as this, I forget about the price after a while.

The short version; This is a terrific vacuum. My floors have never been cleaner. I am very satisfied with my purchase and could confidently recommend it. I really feel bad for giving it only 3 stars, however, a few minor issues detract from making it the perfect product

Excellent upright vacuums that are far better than Dyson that few know about are Sebo and Riccar. Those machines clean like **crazy**, and last a LONG time. A Sebo Felix cleans both carpet and hard surfaces (interchangeable base), and I know folks who still use theirs after 15+ years like-new.

It was just programmed differently in terms of its power usage. In any case, the point is that these 150 minute plus numbers are really good, like it'...

How cool is that right? So now i'm going to turn the brush [ Music ] on [, Music, ], hello, marley, [, Music, ]! Aren'T you a good boy: hey you're, a ...

A week or so ago it received another firmware update. Great value for the price paid.

Just like the auto reply recommends The SEBO FELIX/Dart is probably the best bang for your buck for what you recommended and definitely well within the average price of a vacuum cleaner in the US. Video on that. https://youtu.be/AmEZb39TjmM

So here is my issue... I think this is a great vacuum if you have absolutely zero thresholds

Sebo Felix ROCKS compared to a canister vacuum. It literally cuts vacuuming time in half because I'm not navigating the canister around corners and furniture, the cord is SUPER long, and the combo rug/floor head is truly dual use. This is because of the amazing suction.

It has been reliable and easy to use. - It does a great job of mapping the house and generally runs in a logical way. - One of my favorite parts is that this is a modular design and can EASILY be repaired by anybody of any skill level. For an expensive investment, this was important to me knowing that I can keep it running for years into the future

jpg), the Felix is a huge step up from the Miele S7/U1 in terms of ease of maintenance and overall usability.

I would give it 5 stars if there were a better solution for the sensors, like designing the sensor area to accept a clip on block that does what the tape does but is more permanent. The tape works well but is still wonky.

Designed with a clog resistant tapered hose and a motor speed control on the hose handle. Like the Felix, the Onyx trim level is the one to go for.

The filter is washable, but we found with the e4 it takes forever to dry. The solution to this is just buying a second filter and swapping them when one needs to be cleaned. Easy peasy. The map function works great, dividing/separating rooms is easy

I've only owned my Sebo Felix for about two weeks but it is so much better than any vacuum I've ever owned I can't say enough about it. I had a tough time deciding between the Miele Salsa, Sebo X5, and Sebo Felix but I ended up going with the Sebo over Miele becuase the filters are so much less expansive. Sebo's air filtration may not be as good as Miele, but it is very, very good overall. My house smells/tastes cleaner after vacuuming now; funny I know, but my previous vacuum apparently put a fair amount of dust back into the air

My main purpose is to keep The house free of dust and pet hair, And it Meets my expectations.

I apparently had made a horrible mistake in purchasing this vacuum. Pulled the bag out and checked everything. Pulled the filter in the bottom of the canister.

Yeedi is so quiet, the roborock is rather loud. If yeedi added multi-floor mapping to their app, I would switch back in a second! Roborock is a good vacuum, for when your not home, but if your home it's loud and annoying.

The best quiet upright for hard floors is the Sebo Felix. Great vacuum overall but it out does most uprights on hard floors by having a separate dedicated hard floor brush that swivels. It’s also much quieter than the average vacuum.

I’ve had this vacuum a little over a month. The filter is at an estimated 49% life left, side brush 62%, and main brush 75%. For perspective, I use this for a ~1200sq ft area with tile and vinyl plank floors. It gets stuck on small rugs sometimes, been meaning to get some carpet tape

Personally I wouldn't go with the hassle of Bagless especially if you're looking for something that filters well. Your Dyson also has filters it needs to be changed whether or not you've done that irrelevant at this point but there are some that should be changed every 6 months to a year. You could go for something like a SEBO Dart or SEBO Felix if you're looking for something low maintenance. Personally I would stay away from every single Bagless Upright on the market especially if you're wanting to do both hard floors and Wall wall carpet