Roborock Q7 L5+ Robot Vacuum — Prices & Offers

How much does the Roborock Q7 L5+ cost in the UK?

We don't currently have any tracked retailer offers for the Roborock Q7 L5+ Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Auto-Empty Dock, 8000Pa Suction in our dataset, so we can't quote a specific price, discount, or stock status here. Self-emptying, mopping robot vacuums with this kind of specification generally sit in the mid-range price bracket rather than at entry-level or premium prices, but the exact figure on any given day depends on which retailer has stock, whether a sale is running, and whether the listing includes the full RockDock Plus dock and mop module or just the robot unit on its own. Rather than quote a number that could already be wrong by the time you read this, the more reliable approach is to check live listings through our comparison tool, which pulls current retailer data instead of a fixed price.

What drives the price of a self-emptying, mopping robot vacuum like this one

A handful of spec-level factors typically explain what you're paying for with a machine like the Q7 L5+:

• Self-emptying dock hardware. The RockDock Plus dock empties the robot's 0.4L onboard bin into a 2.7L bag automatically, cutting down how often you have to touch the machine day to day. A dock like this costs more to build — and to buy — than a plain charging cradle, since it adds a motor, a bagging mechanism, and extra electronics on top of the base robot.
• Mopping capability. A 270ml water tank and mop module let the Q7 L5+ wash hard floors as well as vacuum them, with auto-boost suction when it detects carpet so it doesn't over-wet rugs. Combining vacuum and mop function in one machine typically costs more than a vacuum-only robot at a comparable suction level.
• Navigation. LiDAR mapping supports room-by-room navigation and app-set no-go zones — a step up from cheaper bump-and-run robots, and part of what pushes price above budget models.
• Anti-tangle hardware. The Dual Anti-Tangle System with a JawScrapers comb is designed to stop hair wrapping around the brush roll, which matters if you have pets or long hair in the household and would otherwise need to clear the brush by hand.
• Battery and runtime. A 3.2Ah Li-ion battery rated for up to 150 minutes of runtime is enough for a full clean of most UK homes on one charge, though very large floor plans may still need a mid-clean recharge.

It's worth being clear about what this model doesn't lead on: its 8.0kPa max sealed suction is a moderate figure for the category rather than a headline one. If you're comparing it against other machines in Roborock's Q7 series, some trade the auto-empty dock and mop module for higher suction paired with only a basic charging dock — so the Q7 L5+'s price reflects convenience and mopping capability more than raw pulling power. Which trade-off is worth paying for depends on whether you'd rather empty a bin by hand less often or chase a higher suction number.

Where UK buyers typically check for this model

For a robot vacuum in this class, UK shoppers generally have three broad places to look:

1. Major electricals retailers. The larger UK chains that stock small domestic appliances typically carry a selection of Roborock's robot vacuum range, though exactly which models are held, and at what price, varies by retailer and by week.
2. Roborock's own UK store. Buying direct is a reliable way to confirm official specifications, current accessories, and warranty terms, and can occasionally turn up manufacturer-run promotions — though the listed price there isn't guaranteed to be the lowest available.
3. Online marketplaces. Marketplaces list Roborock stock from both the brand and third-party sellers. Check that a listing specifically names the Q7 L5+, rather than a similarly numbered Q7-series model, and confirm the RockDock Plus dock and mop module are included, since Roborock's Q7 line has multiple variants with different dock and accessory bundles.

If you're weighing this model against other Roborock vacuum cleaners, it's worth doing that before settling on one specific model, since price and dock configuration vary across the range.

What you get for the price: the auto-empty dock and mop module

Whatever a retailer ends up charging, it's worth checking the listing includes the full kit that defines this specific model, rather than a stripped-down bundle sold under a similar name. The Q7 L5+'s standard accessories are:

• RockDock Plus auto-empty dock with a 2.7L capacity bag
• Mop module
• Moisture-proof mat, for sitting the dock on without marking hard floors

The robot itself weighs 3.3kg, holds 0.4L in its onboard dust bin, and runs at up to 65dB. Those figures matter alongside price: a robot with a larger onboard bin and a bagged auto-empty dock needs manual emptying less often, and a quieter machine is easier to live with if you run it while you're home.

For a closer look at how these specs translate into everyday cleaning performance, our full Roborock Q7 L5+ Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Auto-Empty Dock, 8000Pa Suction review covers that in more depth than a pricing page can.

Comparing this model against alternatives before you buy

Before deciding what you're willing to pay, it's worth lining the Q7 L5+ up against other robot vacuums at a similar price point — some competitors prioritise raw suction over automation, while others match this model's self-emptying and mopping combination at a different price. Our comparison tool lets you check specs and current tracked pricing side by side, rather than working through retailer sites one at a time.