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large tent with stove Hot Tent With Stove 12x14 / 5' SidewallHOT TENT WITH STOVE FREE SHIPPING SHIPS IN 1 2 DAYS 2 YEAR GUARANTEE NO SALES TAX *Items shipped to an Idaho address must pay Idaho sales tax. WALL TENT SHOP PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, WITH FREE SHIPPING, FREE BACK DOOR OR BACK WINDOW, AND HIGH QUALITY. View 20 models of HOT TENTS WITH STOVE JACK. These winter tents with stoves do not have specific stoves included with the tents. After deciding on a specific camping tent with stove jack, you can select a
HOT TENT WITH STOVE
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*Items shipped to an Idaho address must pay Idaho sales tax.
WALL TENT SHOP PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, WITH FREE SHIPPING, FREE BACK DOOR OR BACK WINDOW, AND HIGH QUALITY.
View 20 models of HOT TENTS WITH STOVE JACK. These winter tents with stoves do not have specific stoves included with the tents. After deciding on a specific camping tent with stove jack, you can select a hot tent stove model that meets your requirements.
OUR CANVAS HOT TENTS WITH STOVE JACKS are available in both the Wilderness and Montana Canvas tent models.
TENT WITH STOVE
PRICE COMPARISON COMPETITOR CHART -
Wilderness prices in Red.
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Tent & Stove Price Comparison |
SALES TAX |
FREE S&H |
8x10 Fire, Water, & Mildew |
10x12 Fire, Water, & Mildew |
12x14 Fire, Water, & Mildew |
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Wilderness |
NO |
YES |
$1300 |
$1350 |
$1650 |
| Competitors | |||||
| Davis | YES | NO | NA | $1682 |
$2024 |
| Kwik Kamp | YES | NO | $1503 |
$1696 |
$1947 |
| Beckel | YES | NO | $1340 | $1380 | $1765 |
| WhiteDuck | YES | YES | W/ Frame $2319 | W/ Frame $2669 | W/ Frame $3060 |
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SALES TAX |
FREE S&H |
14x16 Fire, Water, & Mildew |
16x20 Fire, Water, & Mildew |
16x24 Fire, Water, & Mildew |
| Wilderness | NO | YES |
$1950 |
$2360 |
$2560 |
| Competitors | |||||
| Davis | YES | NO | $2301 |
$2723 |
$3102 |
| Kwik Kamp | YES | NO | $2190 |
$2556 |
$2817 |
| Beckel | YES | NO | $2074 | $2274 | $2514 |
| WhiteDuck | YES | YES | W/ Frame $3660 | W/ Frame $4699 | W/ Frame $5609 |
Davis price for 10’ x 12’ is a 10’ x 15’, 12’ x 14’ is a 12’ x 15’, & 14’ x 16’ is a 14’ x 15’, 16’ x 24’ is 16’ x 25’.
Beckel price for a 8’ x 10’ is a 9’ x 9’ 4-foot sidewall, 10’ x 12’ is a 9’ x 12’ 4-foot sidewall, 12’ x 14’ is a 12’ x 15’, 14’ x 16’ is a 15’ x 15’, 16’ x 20’ is a 15’ x 21’, 16’ x 20’ is a 18’ x 21’.
NOTE: Fire 10’ x 12’ with front screen door, side windows, and back window. Different features from the standard Wilderness tent. See photos above. Call if you have questions.
Wilderness canvas hot tents with stove jacks are the same tent models we also sell as glamping tents, hot tents, and winter tents. Our wilderness tent is very high quality and the most reinforced tent with wood stove available. That is why we use it on all canvas tent models.
THE CANVAS HOT TENT WITH STOVE FOR SALE is the Wilderness tent and either the Wilderness Stove or the Idaho Stove.
If you prefer a lighter stove, we have 10 hot tent stove models available.
Wilderness Canvas Hot Tent With Stove Jack Models Available
We offer 5 winter tent with stove configurations:
- Tent Only: Wilderness or Montana Canvas
- Tent and Angle Kit to Make Frame
- Tent and Complete Frame
- Tent, Tarp Fly, Stove, Angle Kit to Make Frame
- Tent, Tarp Fly, Stove, Complete Frame
Standard Features
STANDARD STOVE PACKAGE FOR CANVAS HOT TENT WITH WOOD STOVE:
- Stove
- Warming tray/shelf
- Nesting pipe
- Damper
- Rain Cap/Spark Arrestor (some other stoves only have a wire mesh spark arrestor)
DELUXE STOVE PACKAGE FOR CANVAS HOT TENTS WITH STOVE.
- Standard Package PLUS...
- Grate (most other company stove deluxe packages do not have a grate)
- 3-gallon stainless steel water tank.
6' SIDE WALL OPTION AVAILABLE.
STATES THAT REQUIRE FIRE-TREATED CANVAS TENTS: CA, LA, MI, MA, MN, NJ, and NY.
CANVAS HOT TENT WITH STOVE JACK STANDARD FEATURES are $200 worth of options on some other tent models.
- FULL 5-FOOT WALLS
- FREE BACK DOOR OR BACK WINDOW.
- STOVE JACK. 5 inch is standard. 6 inch available by cutting out the stitched pattern.
- FREE DOOR STORM FLAP
- FREE REINFORCED EAVE WITH WEBBING ENTIRE LENGTH OF EAVE.
- STEEL D RINGS SEWN INTO WEBBING. Much stronger than tents with metal grommets pressed into canvas eaves.
- FREE DOUBLE LAYER OF CANVAS ON RIDGE.
- VINYL SOD CLOTH. 10" vinyl sod cloth sewn onto the bottom of the wall.
- TENT BAG.
- RIDGE OPENINGS FOR LODGE POLE.
- FRONT ZIPPERED DOOR, YKK #10.
- 200 FEET OF ROPE AND 20 TENSIONERS
Interested in building a frame for your hot tent with stove? Click angle kits for information on angle kits and how to easily build a frame in 60-90 minutes using steel conduit available at all hardware stores. $200-$400 savings, dependent on the size of tent with wood stove purchased.
Frequently Asked Questions
WHAT SHOULD A PERSON CONSIDER WHEN PURCHASING A HOT TENT WITH WOOD STOVE?
When considering purchasing a canvas camping tent with stove jack, there are several important factors to take into account.
- Tent Size and Capacity: Ensure the canvas hot tent with stove is spacious enough to accommodate your group size and gear. Consider the height of the tent so you stand comfortably inside. Think about normal night temperatures and occasional extreme temperatures for the month of your trip. Sizes range from 8x10 to 16x24.
- Stove Compatibility: Check if the canvas hot tent with stove jack is designed for the stove you plan to use. Look for a quality stove jack and heat resistant materials. Match the stove model to the tent size and ventilation needs. We offer ten stove models to cover all setups.
- Weight and Portability: For trips that involve hiking, evaluate the weight of the canvas hot tent with wood stove. Tents weigh 50 to 100 pounds depending on size. Stoves weigh 25 to 100 pounds.
- Ventilation: Proper ventilation is essential in hot tents with stoves. Look for screen doors and windows that allow airflow. We offer back windows, side windows, and screen door upgrades on winter tents with stove jacks.
- Material and Durability: Select a tent made from strong, weather resistant fabric. Wilderness hot tents use Army Duck double fill canvas with water and mildew treatment for leak protection.
- Ease of Setup: Choose a camping tent with stove that sets up quickly. Read the stove instructions and practice at home. Wilderness frames use a color coded erector set style frame for fast assembly. Most people become confident after one setup.
- Budget: Set a price range for your hot tent with stove. Prices vary by brand, features, and materials. We offer the lowest prices on the internet for this category.
WHAT IS A HOT TENT WITH A STOVE JACK?
The stove jack for a tent with wood stove is a reinforced opening that allows a stovepipe from a portable stove to pass safely through the tent wall or roof. This lets campers heat the tent during cold weather. Stove jacks use fire resistant material to protect the tent fabric.
The stove pipe becomes extremely hot as it exits the stove and passes through the tent. Many tent fires begin at the stove jack. Review the points below when evaluating winter tent stove jacks.
- Material: A quality stove jack uses fire resistant material such as silicone impregnated fabric. Rich tests every canvas hot tent with stove jack with a torch to verify quality.
- Reinforcement: Look for reinforced stitching and layered fabric around the stove jack area. All Wall Tent Shop models include this reinforcement for long term durability.
- Size and Fit: Make sure the stove jack opening matches your stovepipe diameter. Avoid a tight fit. Tight fits cause the pipe to press against the roof in high winds and risk burning the fabric.
- Stove Jack Flap: The stove jack flap covers the opening when no stove is used. During operation it must be tied back so it cannot touch the hot pipe. Many fires happen because the flap is not secured.
HOW DO YOU INSTALL A HOT TENT WITH A STOVE JACK?
If you do not own a heavy duty sewing machine, take the tent to a tent repair shop for installation. The typical cost is between 75 and 100 dollars.
Below are general installation steps. Always follow the instructions for your specific winter tent and stove jack.
- Choose the Location: Pick a spot with good airflow and clearance from fabric. Place the stove at least thirty inches from each tent wall.
- Mark the Hole: Use the stove jack as a template and mark the cutout on the tent fabric.
- Cut the Hole: Cut slowly using sharp scissors or a utility knife to avoid fraying.
- Install the Stove Jack: Follow the manufacturer’s method. Installation usually involves stitching and adhesive around the cutout.
- Seal the Edges: Apply seam sealer or the recommended adhesive to prevent leaks.
- Attach the Stovepipe: Once installed, run the pipe through the opening and secure it above the tent roof.
- Test for Safety: Test the setup before using it inside the tent. Confirm proper draft and clearance.
- Follow Safety Guidelines: Keep proper clearances, use a spark arrestor, and handle fuel safely.
- Monitor the Stove: Stay attentive while the stove operates. Maintain ventilation and check for overheating.
- Review Instructions: Each tent and stove jack has unique installation details. Follow the manufacturer guidance.
WHAT IS A HOT TENT STOVE?
A hot tent stove is a portable wood burning stove used to heat a tent. It works with a fireproof stove jack and provides heat, cooking capability, and a way to dry gear in wet or cold conditions. Propane heaters can be used but require ventilation and regular checks for safety.
WHAT TYPE OF TENT CAN I USE A HOT TENT STOVE?
Any tent rated for stove use that includes a fireproof stove jack. Canvas wall tents are the most common and safest hot tent option.
CAN I USE A HOT TENT STOVE IN A LIGHTWEIGHT SYNTHETIC TENT?
Yes, but use caution. Heat and synthetic fabrics create risk. Some synthetic fabrics ignite under flame. Most melt quickly when exposed to high heat. A hot stove pipe melts even heavy synthetic fabric in a short time.
ARE THERE ANY SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS WHEN USING A LIGHTWEIGHT HOT TENT WITH STOVE?
Use a high quality spark arrestor with mesh smaller than one half inch. Larger mesh allows bigger sparks to escape, which burn pinholes in tent roofs.
A roof tarp or fly adds protection. Small sparks still pass through good arrestors. These sparks can still burn holes. Replacing a fly is easier than repairing the tent roof.
WHAT SIZE OF STOVE DO I NEED FOR A CANVAS HOT TENT?
Select a stove based on tent size.
8 x 10 or 10 x 12: Small. Wilderness 3
12 x 14 or 14 x 16: Medium. Wilderness 4
16 x 20 or 16 x 24: Large. Wilderness 5
More Info on Wilderness Tents
See our Wilderness and Angle Kit Special here.
See our Wilderness Package Special here.
For detailed information on using steel conduit to make a frame for your hot tent, click here.
CANVAS TREATMENTS AVAILABLE. (1) Water and mildew only, marine-grade/boatshrunk or (2) FIRE, Water and mildew, marine-grade/boatshrunk.
Fire, water, and mildew-treated tents are the most popular tents we sell. I tell customers that fire treatment is a form of insurance for tents with wood stoves. — Rich, Owner.
Customer Videos
Click the video play button TWICE to watch a strength test of our canvas. These hot tents with stoves are built for durability!
Click the video play button TWICE to watch one of our customers, @HomeSteadHow on YouTube, review our Wilderness Wall Tent!
Click HOT TENTS WITH STOVE to view Wilderness Tent weights and peak height.
Shipping Notes
- Free Standard Shipping on $100+ Orders to the USA.
- Except Preorder products are shipped in 48 hours.
- Delivery to the USA:
- Standard Shipping : 3-10 business days
- If time is of the essence, please consider selecting expedited delivery for faster service.
Exchange/Return Notes
- We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
- Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
- To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
- Please click here for more details>>> Return & Exchange Policy
4.3 ★★★★★
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★★★★★ 1
One year in- DONT DO IT :(
Size: 01-X10 Pro Omni Black, Size: 01-X10 Pro Omni Black
ONE YEAR IN REVIEW
I have mixed thoughts because I really like it, the app is great, it cleans great. I’ve stayed on-top of all the maintenance the app has asked me to do and found replacement parts here and there as needed. I have it run everyday and it does a great job, works about as good as I could have imagined in terms of cleaning.
Unfortunately exactly one year after purchasing it, 6 days after the one year warranty expired, I started having issues. For about a week I got the same error of “roller brush stuck”. I cleaned the brush, paid for replacement parts, followed every trouble shooting suggestion in the app, same error. Contacted support and did everything they told me to do in terms of trouble shooting. On Reddit I learned this is a common problem and probably from a motor issue. Worked with support for a few weeks and eventually they offered to repair it for me, even though it was a few days over the warranty. Super stoked with that. But had the weirdest interaction with the support people, felt like I was dealing with some like 3rd party questionable service, just not the interactions I expected for such a “high end” expensive product. Contacted them through the app, got an email response and they sent me a shipping label. I packed it up very well, wrapped it up, and sent it off for repair. Like two weeks later get it back on my doorstep, in the same box I sent it in, but all squished. Vacuum just set ontop of the same bubble wrap I sent it in, but like not wrapped or protected . Device was clearly beat up, everything in the box was wet and there were random parts scattered throughout the box and a panel missing from the top of the vacuum that wasn’t even in the box. Also just realized MULTIPLE parts are missing. I’m not only missing a random panel, but also a brush guard, filter and dust bin, all pieces that I sent in. I literally feel like I got scammed. So confused and disappointed. For like a $900 vacuum and only one year out, I’m disappointed to have had such a major issue so quickly and to have such an unprofessional experience with the service group. I’ve never seen something packed so poorly and was shocked, like actually dumbfounded to have found that parts are missing and like such an obvious one too, literally the panel on-top, I noticed it before the box was even open all the way. I couldn’t tell you if it worked or not because with exposed wiring and chips from the missing panel plus all the other missing parts, it literally cannot be used, it’s useless. No idea what to do now besides pray they sent me parts or just replace the thing.
UPDATE:
40 something emails later I finally begged someone to send me a new device. Their original suggestion was for me to buy all the replacement parts they took and they would refund me 15% back, ridiculous in my opinion, but I literally cannot buy the most important part, the top panel that was stolen, it’s not something they sell. The “new” device they finally sent me was all scratched up with dirt, gravel, kitty litter and cat food scattered throughout the packaging. The vacuum was literally covered in the gravel and all scratched up. Clearly a returned device that was sent back dirty and no one cleaned it up before sending it to me. I thought it was all cleanable but the scratches were deep and one is right over the camera. I asked if I could exchange it and was literally told I should be grateful they sent me anything and they wouldn’t help me anymore…
The customer service is so bad it’s just not worth it, get something else, save yourselves the struggle.
Because of all this, I wouldn’t recommend this product. For the price, I’d expect it to last more than a year without a major repair issue needed (replacing the motor) and I’d expect better customer service and a better warranty. Stay away, it’s too expensive and too risky :(
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Eufy 30C is MARVELOUS!
Size: 07-C30
I purchased this Eufy 30C after 6 months of chiding from my sister, who has one. Eufy - where have you BEEN my whole life!
I have uneven saltillo tile floors in this home - I was sweeping floors nearly everyday just trying to keep the floors clean in this desert environment. On a daily basis, I just could NOT keep the floors clean enough for our barefoot habits. This vacuum cleans VERY well! I turn it loose every day - it cleans under furniture and beds, it cleans my lower-nap area rugs very nicely. I use the Auto mode (random cleaning pattern). The bumper is gentle on furniture legs and walls, the sweeper automatically goes into/out of baseboard cleaning - it cleans all along the walls! Most rugs I can leave in place and let the sweeper clean those, also. The few rugs that do get caught up in the brush, I just pick up before starting the cleaning. I have moved cords so they are permanently not in the way, so I only had to deal with those issues once. The suction on this vacuum is terrific - the combination of the spinning side brushes and the roller brush pick up everything. If the sweeper has been there, the area is spotless! It moves easily from floors to rugs. I normally run the sweeper as we are having breakfast - it is very quiet, although a little "rattling" as it moves across these saltillo tiles. I have used the daily programmed mode, but personally prefer to run it when I am "ready" (some rugs picked up). The vac does not ever seem to "miss" a room using this random pattern, and eventually it seems to get everywhere in a room. It just roams around the house and does it's thing - WITHOUT my help, and better job than I did on a daily basis!
I have a large, heavy-nap area rug that I prefer to run the regular sweeper on once a week rather than have my Eufy waste sweeping power there. I placed the boundary strips under the very edges of that rug to keep the Eufy off. This works most times although, occasionally, Eufy finds his way onto that carpet, anyway. I have to remind myself, but I do use an upright sweeper on all the rugs and a canister sweeper for the tile about every one to two weeks.
I empty the waste container everyday when cleaning is finished (I am always amazed at how much this sweeper "finds" and picks up!). I also clean the filters everyday with a small, battery powered hand vac (opposite the direction of airflow of the Eufy). This seems to remove the fine dust from the filter. I did purchase an additional filter set. Each week, I change the filter to a clean one, and wash out the used filter under running-spray tap water and let it dry. The filters are disposable pressed paper (and a small foam filter sheet that is also washable), but I have interchanged these two filters for 6 months and they are still working just fine. Emptying the waste container and cleaning/changing the filters is extremely easy and fast. I clean the roller brush of hair and carpet fuzz as needed.
I have contacted the company with questions and they were extremely responsive. I also had the brush guard replaced from the company without any issues or questions at all. Customer service was very nice. (I believe the uneven tiles just wore on a very small rubber piece and it eventually came off. Looking back, I really don't believe it affected the performance of the sweeper, or the brush guard, at all. If it happens again, I probably will not bother to replace it).
I cannot think of one dislike I have of this Eufy 30c. I believe the price was extremely reasonable for the excellent job it does. It has made a big difference in the attitude I have about this house as the one, most annoying, issue I had - seemingly constantly dirty floors - is now a non-issue. If this sweeper broke down tomorrow, I would have trouble getting another here fast enough!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2019
★★★★★ 5
Great for large amounts of pet hair
Color: Black04
Unboxed it today and got it cleaning the main part of the house after just charging it to 51%. I am still having trouble believing how good it is, especially in cleaning up clumps of pet hair all over the place.
We have multiple dogs and cats who shed constantly and copiously, and I have black floors to boot (pro tip: pets and black floors are a bad combination). In addition, the beasts keep tracking in mud/dirt from the backyard and leave muddy (when raining) and dusty (when dry) paw marks all over the place.
So I set out to see how the S7 would deal with the worst of it. I decided to not manually vacuum first because I wanted to stress-test it with a week's worth of pet hair clumped all over the place along with a filthy floor.
I installed the Roborock app on an Android tablet (with no Google account on it, got the app off apkpure, natch), created a Roborock account, and used the app to connect the robot to my Wifi and install a firmware update which was available. I then filled the water reservoir and snapped on the mop attachment with the mop cloth on it. Then as soon as the charge level hit 51% I pressed the "Clean" button in the app and waited to see how the robot would tackle the very unclean floor.
The S7 was totally up to the challenge, and right out of the dock it left a strip of unbelievably clean floor. Now I wish I had taken photographs, because this thing just went gangbusters on all the clumps of hair and dust on the floor and I'm still pleasantly shocked by how good a job it did.
The area mapping algorithm is pretty efficient and effective - it divided up non-rectilinear areas into blocks of rectangles, and after systematically cleaning the rectangular area it went to clean the irregularly shaped areas (of which my house has many; I think the architect hated 90-degree angles and liked conic sections). As the robot moves about doing its business, the app shows real-time progress of the robot's movement as well as new areas of the map appearing - if you've played an RPG computer game, the map update as the LIDAR refines the map and shows new areas is very like how games like Baldur's Gate, Diablo, etc uncover new areas of the map as you explore them.
It did most of the main area in 34 minutes, using up 32% of charge. Just as it negotiated the tall bumpy threshold into one of the bedrooms, it decided it needed to return to the dock for charging. Now, that threshold between the bedroom and the main area is quite large, and I was expecting that I'd need to go help the robot back into the main area so it could go dock itself, but after a few seconds I heard it trundling back in and it headed straight to the dock and plugged itself in to charge.
At this point I plucked it off the dock to see exactly how much trouble it had gotten itself into with all the pet hair it had sucked up so far. I expected that the roller would be wound solid with pet hair and that I'd need a session with scissors and patience. It was not needed - the roller was completely clean, and most of the pet hair it had sucked up was in the dust bin. One compressed clump of pet hair was up against a wall, but I think it got dislodged there as the robot cleaned the floor at the wall junction.
The dustbin itself could be designed a bit better because it has a couple of baffles across the top of it (under a removable filter) which make it a little difficult to empty the dustbin of pet hair - I had to pick out clumps with my fingers and pitch them in a dustbin. No biggie, though.
I then checked the state of the mop cloth to see whether the cleaned-up pet hair was felted to the cloth, and again I was impressed by how little pet hair was actually on the mop cloth; I expected lots but found almost none, which was further proof that the robot had vacuumed up whatever it encountered. The water reservoir was about half empty.
Sound-wise, the robot is not that noisy when cleaning - to me it seems to be less noisy than a regular non-robotic vacuum cleaner.
The robot is currently resting (charging) and I've refilled the water reservoir. Can't wait to see how the algorithm handles cleaning when it has to resume cleaning where it left off.
One thing I have to mention: since Roborock is a Chinese company I had some privacy concerns regarding house maps etc (remember the Roomba scandal from a few years ago?) which remain to be assuaged, but the company's product page for the S7 MaxV Ultra (the S7's bigger better brother) states that they have privacy certifications from a well-known German arbiter whose name escapes me at the moment, so perhaps this is not going to be a problem after all.
All in all, I am VERY impressed by this thing and will definitely be buying the AutoDock for it. Next year, I'll buy its bigger brother the S7 MaxV Ultra (with double the suction power, and a snazzy self-cleaning AutoDock) when I have some money to drop on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Impressive upgrade from S5.
Color: Black04
I recently replaced my Roborock S5 with this one when the S5 died.
This version genuinely impresses me.
It is quieter than the S5, even on Max; has better pickup; has a better designed side brush and dustbin (top mount of filter minimizes the filter dirtying, but makes emptying it a little more awkward); and it has a mopping function that is actually useful. I have to mop a lot less now. The sound it makes also is much less annoying, so I don't mind having it run while I am home anymore.
I mop a lot because I have two old Yorkies who are about to pass away, and they're frequently leaving bladder, stomach and or bowel contents on the floor. I also have a cat who thinks it's fun to pee in the cat box and poop next to it. As long as you don't tell it to clean up a pet mess that should be picked up or wiped up instead, it is very useful for helping to clean up pet messes once the pee or puke has been sopped and wiped up, or the poop has been picked up. When I need it to clean up the remnants of messes like that, I use 3% hydrogen peroxide in the water tank instead of water. It cleans, disinfects and doesn't harm the S7.
If you have old, sick and/or clueless pets and they make significant messes it might encounter while you are not available then you will either need to lock them up while it runs and check for messes first, or get one that can avoid pet messes. That is the only drawback I see this machine having.
The software is excellent. I was able to have it map the house and then easily and quickly correct the "rooms" layout it had concluded were in play. They weren't far off, either. I have it set to vacuum automatically in Balanced mode every week day, and do a deep mopping of the house every weekend day, a few hours after it vacuums the house at max. The level of configurability is top notch.
Can't believe how well it mops. Stuff I would have had to pull out the mop for before, it can and does handle for me. Dried up pet puke, dried spills, even dried spills that have managed to collect a lot of dirt because they're sticky from sugar. I only have to pull out the mop once a week now, instead of up to 3x a day. When I'm cleaning the remnants of a pet mess that is oily, such as wiped up urine, I put down some dish soap on that spot on the ground and then let the machine spread it around while it mops to get rid of the oily residue.
Until I cleaned up all the power cables on the floor, it had a tendency to get stuck on them while mopping. While it always found a way to get out of being stuck, this caused it to make puddles of dirty mop water that later dried up and left spots that I had to have it go back and mop up. Solution: make sure it can't get caught on power cables! That was my fault, so all I can say here is that I'm impressed that it can get itself un-stuck each time.
This makes my life much easier, in multiple ways. I don't have to vacuum anymore. I only mop a fraction as much as I was doing before. And I can breathe better because the vacuum picks up better than before and the mop actually does clean the floor. Every time I have washed the mop pad it has created muddy water in the sink while I'm scrubbing soap into it. So far only one of those times has involved a pet mess that should have been picked up before it ran, so I know the "muddy water" results from fine dust and dirt that is on the floor that can't just be vacuumed up.
The mop feature cleans a lot of fine dust off the floor, and that really helps me breathe better. I have what one doctor called "hypersensitive lungs", and dust makes me cough a lot.
This isn't cheap, but it's worth the cost if you need to keep your house much cleaner than otherwise with a minimum of work on your part. Yes, you have to clean the mop pad every 1-2x it mops, but this takes about 3 minutes. I pop it in the sink, give it a few drops of dish soap or a few pumps of hand soap, and throw in an inch of hot water. Scrub it against itself until the water is good and muddy, and then drain and repeat the scrub against itself in fresh water without more soap. It will dirty that somewhat as well, and then be clean.
Battery life is enough to vacuum my whole house on Max and then deep-mop it at maximum agitation as well, and still be around 56% battery. (My house is a little smaller than average.) The water tank can clean my entire house in one go on a standard vacuum and mop run with max water drip, but deep mopping is best done a room at a time with a tank check after each.
I also have a female family member with very long hair who lives in this house. The brush is almost immune to getting wrapped up in her hair. Her hair was absolutely killing the S5's brush roll; I would have to clean it about once a week, and it wasn't always easy. I have had to spend maybe a few seconds once removing her hair with the new roll, and without even checking until a month after buying it. Even then it was only a few strands. Impressive.
All in all, very pleased. This is a critical and very necessary appliance in my house, both because it lets me spend more time on my business instead of cleaning, and because it cleans well enough to make it much easier to breathe.
This should definitely be at least one of your top two or three options. My research showed that there were only one, maybe two other vacuum systems that were worth considering as of this review. Given how crowded the market is, that's impressive. I'm very happy with my choice, and I will not be looking back.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2021
★★★★★ 4
Very good product with great customer support
Color: White
I am giving this 4 stars because of occasional network drops and its ability to get stuck underneath furniture. Given this, their customer support is excellent. Overall a very good product. Read on for gory details...
I bought this unit a couple of months ago. For the first two weeks, it worked just fine. Then one day it started up and showed a “New environment detected” message, which forced it to begin a brand‑new map. I already had a complete map with no‑go zones set up, so I wasn’t thrilled to see it forget everything for no clear reason.
I tried reloading my saved map, but it still insisted the environment was new. So I removed the device from the app, rebooted it, and added it again. At that point the original map was gone—which I expected—but the problems continued.
Next came repeated “LIDAR blocked” errors. I cleaned the sensors thoroughly, but the unit would still stall during mapping and just sit in the middle of my studio. The space is about 850 sq ft and fairly simple, so nothing unusual there.
After several attempts (and a few videos documenting the issue), I reached out to Roborock support. They escalated me to Tier II right away. I explained the situation, sent the videos, and they responded quickly. They agreed the unit needed to be replaced. They covered the shipping, I sent the defective unit back, and they shipped me a replacement.
The new unit works perfectly.
So, credit where it’s due—Roborock’s customer support was excellent. I’m pretty sure the original unit had a faulty LIDAR sensor.
One tip for anyone buying this or any Roborock model:
Let it complete its first mapping and cleaning run, then immediately go into the map and set up your no‑go zones. These robots have a talent for “going off‑road,” especially under furniture or anywhere with lots of cords. Adding no‑go zones around those trouble spots will save you a lot of frustration. Otherwise, the robot seems almost determined to find the worst possible places to get stuck. Also, take some time to go through the App. There are a lot of bells and whistles. Use what you think works best for your situation.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026