Roborock S6 MaxV review: A better 'seeing' robot vacuum

With all the convenience robot vacuums have brought to household cleaning, there is still the nuisance of having to clear clutter from the floor before letting the robovac do its thing. Many of these "obstacles" are regular parts of the household landscape--power strips, bathroom scales, even neatly lined up shoes in the entryway. While most bot vacs can ably avoid walls and furniture, these smaller objects are potential hazards that can ensnare the vacuum and halt its cleaning. Roborock's S6 MaxV is the first robot vacuum I've encountered to directly address this. It looks similar to the Roborock S6, but with the addition of a stereo camera on the front bumper.