Roborock Q7 M5 Robot Vacuum — Prices & Offers

Roborock Q7 M5 Robot Vacuum and Mop price in the UK

Across the UK retailers we track, the Roborock Q7 M5 Robot Vacuum and Mop is listed from £80.00 up to £327.00. Treat the bottom of that range with some caution: a single listing from Romalu at £80.00 sits well below every other tracked price, with the next-lowest offer, from eBay at £99.50, still noticeably higher. Prices that far under the rest of the market are sometimes a mis-listing, a used or incomplete bundle, or simply a data error, so it's worth double-checking exactly what's included and confirming current availability before ordering from that listing specifically. A more representative picture of what this model typically costs comes from the cluster of listings between roughly £129.97 and £169.99, spanning an Amazon marketplace seller, Roborock's own UK store, and DrComparison. This data was captured on 13 September 2026, so treat it as a snapshot rather than a live quote, and check the retailer's current price before buying.

What UK retailers are currently charging

Here's the full set of tracked listings, ordered from lowest to highest price:

Retailer	Price	Stock
Romalu	£80.00	In stock
eBay	£99.50	In stock
Marketplace – Anker Amazon	£129.97	In stock
Roborock UK	£129.98	In stock
DrComparison	£129.99	Stock unconfirmed
eBay.co.uk	£139.99	In stock
Roborock UK	£169.99	In stock
OnBuy.com	£259.19	In stock
u-buy.co.uk	£297.00	In stock
u-buy.co.uk	£313.00	In stock
u-buy.co.uk	£327.00	In stock

Roborock's own UK store appears twice, at £129.98 and £169.99 — most likely two different listings or bundle configurations rather than one fixed price, so it's worth checking what each includes before assuming they're identical. u-buy.co.uk also appears three times, at £297.00, £313.00 and £327.00, which points to the same pattern: cross-border marketplace listings can carry different shipping or currency-conversion costs depending on when or how they're indexed. If you want to see how these figures compare with other robot vacuums rather than just this model, a comparison tool lets you check specs and pricing side by side.

One listing priced well below the rest

The Romalu listing at £80.00 stands out because it undercuts every other tracked offer by a meaningful margin — the next-cheapest listing, eBay at £99.50, is still around 25% higher, and the bulk of the market sits at £129.97 and above. A gap this size is worth treating as a flag rather than a find. It could be a genuine promotional price, but it could equally be a used unit, a listing missing the mop module or other included accessories, or an outdated price that hasn't been corrected yet. Before buying on the strength of this figure, it's worth confirming the seller, the item's condition, and that the full accessory bundle — charging dock, mop module, moisture-proof mat, mop cloth and adapter — is actually included.

Roborock Q7 M5 vs Q7 L5+: what actually separates them

The Roborock Q7 M5 and Roborock Q7 L5+ sit close together in the lineup and are easy to mix up, but they trade off different things. The Q7 M5 covered on this page is the higher-suction option, rated at 10,000Pa (10kPa) HyperForce suction with 360° spinning LiDAR navigation for mapping and obstacle avoidance, plus washable HEPA filtration for allergen control. What it doesn't include is a self-emptying base: the Q7 M5's dock is a plain charging stand, so its 0.4L on-board dust bin needs emptying by hand. The Q7 L5+ runs the other way — a lower 8kPa suction rating, but a self-emptying dock and mop module included as standard, trading some raw suction power for hands-off dust bin maintenance. If stronger suction and more precise LiDAR-based navigation matter more to you than not having to empty a bin, the Q7 M5 is the one to compare prices for; if automatic dust emptying is the priority, it's worth checking Q7 L5+ listings instead.

What drives the price differences

A few factors explain why the same model can vary by well over £200 across retailers:

• Seller type – marketplace and reseller listings (eBay, u-buy.co.uk, OnBuy.com) can sit well above or below official retail pricing depending on stock source and import costs.
• Bundle contents – the standard bundle includes a charging dock, mop module, moisture-proof mat, mop cloth and adapter; a listing missing any of these may be priced lower for a reason.
• Cross-border listings – prices well above the main cluster, like the u-buy.co.uk and OnBuy.com listings here, often reflect stock shipped from outside the UK or currency conversion built into the price.
• Timing and errors – tracked prices are a snapshot, and unusually low listings like Romalu's can reflect a genuine short-term deal, a mistake, or a partial bundle rather than the going rate.

This kind of spread isn't unique to the Q7 M5 — it's typical of Roborock robot vacuum price UK patterns generally, where the same core hardware can appear at very different price points depending on seller and bundle.

Where to buy the Roborock Q7 M5

For most shoppers, the listings clustering between £129.97 and £169.99 — spanning an Amazon marketplace seller, Roborock's own UK store, and DrComparison — represent the realistic price range for this model, rather than the £80.00 low or the £259-£327 high end. If you're still deciding between models, the full Roborock Q7 M5 Robot Vacuum and Mop review covers the spec sheet and features in more depth, while other Roborock vacuum cleaners on this site show how the Q7 M5 fits into the wider range, including the dock-equipped L5+. If suction power and LiDAR navigation aren't the deciding factor for you, it's also worth browsing other robot vacuums to see how this model's price and spec compare more broadly.