Is Roborock still not working with 2025.12.4?

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So I upgraded to 2025.12.4 and I was hoping the issues with Roborock would be resolved, but it seems they haven’t.

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And then I read this note on the integration’s website

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And I was wondering if this was always the case. Because my Q5 Pro used to work just fine with Home Assistant.

Can anyone shed some light if the ~Roborock integration will/can ever be fixed, or if there are any alternatives to use my Q5 Pro with Home Assistant?

Thanks

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It’s been stable for a while here on my S7 and S8.

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Support for Q7 & potentially Q10 will be added in 2026.1 on the 7th January according to this. Hopefully that’ll also bring back your Q5 if the integration is failing because Roborock use a different API for their Q series.
If you’re still encountering issues once that’s out, I suggest you create a separate issue in Github.

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My Q5 Pro and Q8 Max work with 2025.12.3. The docks for each are also connected.

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Can you elaborate?
I upgraded to .4 and still can’t get my S7 to reconnect.
Tried the usual… restarted robot, reloaded integration, etc…

TIA

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Not sure how to elaborate, its been working fine for about a month. I had the issues that everyone had but they are not present anymore. I upgrade usually within a day or two when updates are available.

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I’m running 2026.1.3 and my Q5+ has been unable to complete setup for a few weeks now (since prior versions of HA core). If the issue preventing the Q series from working has been solved, is there a process that needs to be performed to get it running again? I’ve retried the setup but that alone is not working.

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Finally! Made it work!!!

Been tinkering with gemini and when succeeded, asked to made a guide

Enabling Support for Roborock Q10 S5+ in Home Assistant
The Roborock Q10 S5+ (B01-Q10 series) is currently not fully supported by the official Roborock integration. If you add it, it will either fail to initialize or show no battery and a fixed “Idle” state.

This guide explains how to create a patched Custom Component to make it 100% functional.

Step 1: Download and Prepare the Folder
Download the source code of theofficial Roborock integration(Download the ZIP).

Inside your Home Assistant config folder, create a folder named custom_components (if it doesn’t exist).

Extract the roborock folder from the ZIP into config/custom_components/.

Your structure should look like this: /config/custom_components/roborock/.

Step 2: Modify the Code
You need to edit 3 specific files within /config/custom_components/roborock/.

  1. File: __init__.py
    Search for the logic where coordinators are created and ensure the Q10 is intercepted.
if device.b01_q10_properties:
    _LOGGER.info("Q10 S5+ detected, using custom B01 coordinator")
    coordinator = RoborockB01Q10UpdateCoordinator(hass, entry, device, device.b01_q10_properties)
  1. File: coordinator.py (Add to the end of file)
    This coordinator forces the Q10 to start its data stream and refreshes the status object.
class RoborockB01Q10UpdateCoordinator(RoborockDataUpdateCoordinatorB01):
    """Specific Coordinator for B01-Q10 Series."""
    def __init__(self, hass: HomeAssistant, config_entry: RoborockConfigEntry, device: RoborockDevice, api: Any) -> None:
        super().__init__(hass, config_entry, device)
        self.api = api
        self._api_started = False

    async def _async_update_data(self) -> Any:
        try:
            if not self._api_started and hasattr(self.api, 'start'):
                await self.api.start()
                self._api_started = True

            if hasattr(self.api, 'refresh'):
                await self.api.refresh()
        except Exception as ex:
            _LOGGER.debug("Q10 Refresh Error: %s", ex)
            
        return getattr(self.api, 'status', {})
  1. File vacuum.py (Add to the end of file)
    This handles the string-based statuses and specific command paths for the Q10.
class RoborockB01Q10UpdateCoordinator(RoborockDataUpdateCoordinatorB01):
    """Specific Coordinator for B01-Q10 Series."""
    def __init__(self, hass: HomeAssistant, config_entry: RoborockConfigEntry, device: RoborockDevice, api: Any) -> None:
        super().__init__(hass, config_entry, device)
        self.api = api
        self._api_started = False

    async def _async_update_data(self) -> Any:
        try:
            if not self._api_started and hasattr(self.api, 'start'):
                await self.api.start()
                self._api_started = True

            if hasattr(self.api, 'refresh'):
                await self.api.refresh()
        except Exception as ex:
            _LOGGER.debug("Q10 Refresh Error: %s", ex)
            
        return getattr(self.api, 'status', {})

Step 3: Finalize
Restart Home Assistant.

Go to Settings > Devices & Services.

Add the Roborock integration (it will now use your custom_component version).

Login with your Roborock account.

The Q10 S5+ should now correctly report battery percentage, switch to “Cleaning” status when active, and respond to all controls.

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Has anyone successfully done this? (what the post above this one says - the 3 steps)

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several users reported that they made it work at github
https://github.com/orgs/home-assistant/discussions/2249