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Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max becomes orderable in Germany from 1,179 euros
The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max became orderable in Germany around September 10, 2026, through Galaxus at 1,299 euros and Alza at 1,179 euros.
Full assessment4 claims · 3 technical notes · 2 sources
Where it standsAutonomy LadderIIIIIIIVVLevel IIIConditional AutonomyHuman ReadinessReady NowNew to MarketWaitKnown IssuesRobovations Score04055708567CapableWhat happenedXiaomi had announced no official German launch date or list price, so the model reached the market through retailer listings.
WatchingFor an official European price and whether Galaxus ships in its September 23 to 29 window.
Bottom lineA retailer-led German availability with no official price, for a model already sold in China.
ImpactOn autonomy
- No capability change; the German listings match the model launched in China in March.
- Navigation combines a retractable 360-degree LiDAR with a triple-camera system.
- Two motorized climbing legs are specified for thresholds up to 6 cm.
On readiness
- Listed at Galaxus for 1,299 euros, with delivery quoted for September 23 to 29.
- Listed at Alza for 1,179 euros.
- Xiaomi had not announced an official German price or launch date.
- The dock washes the mop roller with 85 degree C water and warm-air dries it.
Claim check4 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
Launches in Germany
Documented findingBoth reports describe retailer listings rather than a Xiaomi launch; one report says the model is seeping into retail, and the other says Xiaomi has announced no official launch date or list price35,000 Pa suction
Documented findingA manufacturer rating repeated by both outlets, with no German pickup test at listing timeClimbs thresholds up to 6 cm with two motorized legs
Documented findingGiven as a spec-sheet figure in press coverage; no independent climbing test accompanied the listingsA single German price
Documented findingRetailer prices differ by 120 euros, 1,299 at Galaxus and 1,179 at Alza, and press coverage calls the recommended retail price unclearEvidence2 sources · all linked
1210 Sep 202611 Sep 2026filed 10 Sep 2026- 1Notebookcheck10 Sep 2026
- 2Basic Tutorials11 Sep 2026
Technical notes3 sectionsGerman Availability
Press coverage on September 10, 2026 reported that the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max had become available, or at least orderable, for customers in Germany, appearing in retail rather than through a coordinated Xiaomi launch. It lists the model at Galaxus for 1,299 euros with delivery expected between September 23 and 29, and at Alza for 1,179 euros, and states the recommended retail price is unclear. Another report on September 11, 2026 covered the same two listings and prices, adding that Xiaomi had not announced an official German launch date or list price and that the robot had so far appeared globally only on Xiaomi’s website.
Specifications Reported
Both outlets cite 35,000 Pa suction and a self-cleaning mop roller. One report lists a retractable 360-degree LiDAR with a triple-camera system recognizing over 300 object types, a roller with 16 water outlets and an extendable mopping arm, a 6,400 mAh battery with about 4.5 hours of charging, two motorized climbing legs for thresholds up to 6 cm, and a dock with 85 degree C washing, 50 degree C warm-air drying and a dust bag rated for up to 75 days.
Context
Xiaomi launched the model in China in March 2026. This entry records German retail availability only.
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Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max launches in China with climbing legs and 35,000 Pa
Xiaomi released the Robot Vacuum 6 Max in China in March 2026 in tank and fixed-water-connection versions, with the tank model at a 5,863 yuan launch price.
Full assessment3 claims · 3 technical notes · 2 sources
Where it standsAutonomy LadderIIIIIIIVVLevel IIIConditional AutonomyHuman ReadinessReady NowNew to MarketWaitKnown IssuesRobovations Score04055708567CapableWhat happenedIt lifts itself over obstacles up to 6 cm on motorized legs and mops with a roller. Pricing at launch covered only China; watch for how the model is priced elsewhere.
Bottom lineA documented China release with local pricing; climbing and detection figures are the maker's.
ImpactOn autonomy
- Motorized climbing legs are rated to clear obstacles up to 6 cm.
- Three cameras are said to distinguish 280 object types and 47 kinds of dirt.
- A mop roller replaces the spinning pads of earlier Xiaomi docks.
On readiness
- China water-tank version listed at 6,599 yuan, 5,863 yuan at launch.
- A flatter fixed-water-connection version is sold alongside it.
- The dock washes the roller at 185°F and dries it at 50 degrees.
Claim check3 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
35,000 Pa suction, the most powerful unit in the Mijia ecosystem
Documented findingA Xiaomi figure reported by press coverage; no independent suction measurement accompanied the launchLegs that climb obstacles up to 6 cm
Documented findingDescribed by both outlets as Xiaomi's StepMaster 2.0 rating; no field test at launchA new flagship robot vacuum
Documented findingAt launch press coverage found price information only for the Chinese marketEvidence2 sources · all linked
- 1Gizmochina11 Mar 2026
- 2Notebookcheck11 Mar 2026
Technical notes3 sections
China launch
One report on March 11, 2026 said Xiaomi had launched the Mi Robot Vacuum and Mop 6 Max in China in two versions, with the water-tank version at an official 6,599 yuan and a launch price of 5,863 yuan. Another report the same day said the model comes in a water-tank version and a flatter version with fixed water connections, listed at Xiaomi for roughly 630 euros converted, with price information available only for the Chinese market.
Hardware as described at launch
Both outlets give 35,000 Pa of suction. One report describes a mop roller cleaned in the dock with 185°F water and dried with 50 degree air, the StepMaster 2.0 system for obstacles up to 6 cm, and three cameras meant to tell apart 280 object types and 47 kinds of dirt. The other describes triple robotic cleaning arms and bionic legs.
Naming
Press coverage reported on June 25, 2026 that the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max had appeared on Xiaomi’s global website and referred to the same device’s Chinese pricing.