Home / Home / Roborock Q5 Pro: 5500Pa suction — roughly double a mid-range RoombaHome robot vacuum cleaningRoborock Q5 Pro: 5500Pa suction — roughly double a mid-range RoombaThe Q5 Pro puts out 5500Pa of suction, while mid-range Roombas hover around 2500–3000Pa. That’s nearly double the raw power at a similar or lower price point. Shop robot vacuums on Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Roomba j7+ Clean Base empties itself for weeksSuction power decides whether pet hair ends up in the bin or spread around the roomThe Roomba j7+ is the one for first-time buyers — it avoids disastersA self-emptying robot vacuum works fine for 3,000 sq ft — with one catchSelf-emptying docks trade money for weeks of freedom — and floor spaceExploreHow Keith Richards' 1977 Toronto Heroin Bust Reshaped the Rolling Stones' ScheduleHow Keith Richards and Eric Clapton's 1970s Heroin Addictions Compared — and How Their Bands CopedHow Keith Richards Beat a Heroin Bust With a Blues ConcertHow Keith Richards Beat a Heroin Rap with a Benefit Concert for the BlindHow Keith Richards Became the De Facto Leader and Co-Producer of Exile on Main St.Previous Roborock Q5 Pro: quiet enough to handle pet hair without disturbing napsNext Reviewers pit the Dreame L10s Ultra directly against the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra