Liectroux M7S Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner: 2D Map Navigation
Meet the LIECTROUX M7S Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner—your new best friend for keeping floors spotless without lifting a finger. Thanks to its 2D Map Navigation, it doesn't just wander aimlessly; it knows exactly where it's going, covering every nook and cranny. And with a 4400mAh battery that keeps it going for 110 minutes, it's like the Energizer Bunny of vacuums.
What's cooler? The brushless frequency conversion motor means it's quiet enough that you won't even notice it's there (until you see the clean floors, that is). Plus, it's not picky—whether you need dry vacuuming or wet mopping, it's got you covered. The 600ml dust collector and 200ml water tank are just the right size for most homes, and with automatic or manual charging, it's as lazy or as hands-on as you are. Basically, it's like having a tiny, super-efficient cleaning fairy.
- 4400mAh Battery
- Dry and Wet Mopping
- Brushless Frequency Conversion Motor
- Automatic and Manual Charging
- 2D Map Navigation
General specs
- Brand: Liectroux
- Model: M7S Pro
- Seller: Geekmaxi
- Battery Capacity: 4400mAh
- Run Time: 110mins
- Dust Collector Capacity: 600ml
- Water Tank Capacity: 200ml
- Charge Time: 4-6 Hours
- First listed by seller: 5/20/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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Liectroux M70 Pro LDS LIDAR navigation
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Liectroux V3S Pro 4000Pa Suction
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| Brand | Liectroux | Liectroux | Liectroux | Liectroux | Liectroux | Liectroux |
| Model | M7S Pro | N7S-U | M70 Pro | V3S Pro | V3S PRO | M70 Pro |
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| Price | $139.44 | $123.17 | $242.87 | $133.63 | $118.19 | $242.87 |
| Seller | Geekmaxi | Geekmaxi | Geekmaxi | Geekmaxi | Joom | Geekmaxi |
| Update | July 30, 2025 | July 2, 2025 | July 2, 2025 | July 2, 2025 | August 18, 2025 | July 2, 2025 |
| Suction Power | 6000Pa | 6500Pa | 4000Pa | 4000PA | 6500Pa | |
| Battery Life | 120 minutes | Up to 175 minutes | Up to 175 minutes | |||
| Navigation | LDS LIDAR | 2D Map Navigation | Smart navigation | LDS LIDAR | ||
| Control | Smart APP, Voice Control | WiFi App, Voice Control | App-controlled | Smart APP, Voice Control | ||
Robot Vacuum Cleaner
Lauren W.
Boston, MA
May 27, 2025
As someone who loves fixing things myself, I had high hopes for this cleaner, but I'm feeling a bit disappointed and cautious after using it for a couple of weeks. Why did I buy it? Well, I needed something efficient for my small home, and the delivery was quick, which was a nice surprise. How does it perform? Overall, it does a decent job—the mapping feature is great, and it's very thorough in its cleaning paths. But there are issues: the debris container is on the smaller side, so I have to empty it after every use, and the mopping function is okay but not deep-cleaning. I've had to rescue it a few times from getting tangled, which makes me wonder about its reliability. Could I be wrong? Maybe, but for the price, I expected fewer hiccups. On the bright side, it's easy to maintain and repair if something goes wrong, which fits my DIY interests. In the end, it's a mixed bag—good for daily upkeep but not perfect.
- Pros: I was very impressed with how it maps the area and cleans systematically without missing spots. The battery lasts a long time, easily handling my entire apartment in one go, and it's quiet enough that I can work from home without distractions. It handles both picking up debris and light mopping, which is a big plus for my mixed flooring.
- Cons: The container for debris fills up faster than I'd like, requiring frequent emptying, and the water reservoir could be a bit larger for bigger cleaning sessions. Sometimes it gets stuck on thicker rugs, which is annoying. The initial setup was a bit confusing, and I had to refer to the manual more than once.