P20 Pro

I honestly don’t know why Roborock or any other brands are selling 3x more the price of buying it within China. This is simply extortion! I bought my P20 pro Ultra (qrevo version with 25k pa suction power) for just 2700 Chinese yuan! It’s region locked so the company can rip us off. I use it in China though but the price difference is simply horrible!

Hi everyone, I’m trying to decide between the **Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow** and the **Qrevo Pro 2**, and I’d really appreciate some real-world advice. Here’s my situation: * Apartment size: **\~144 m² (around 1550 sq ft)** * Flooring: mostly **ceramic tiles and vinyl (no carpets at all)** * No thresholds between rooms * Underfloor heating throughout the apartment * Large windows / very sunny side * Dark (black marble-style) tiles in some areas where **dust becomes visible very quickly**, sometimes even shortly after cleaning Because of the underfloor heating and sunlight, the floors tend to dry fast but also seem to make dust more noticeable. My main priorities are: 1. **Excellent dust pickup (especially fine dust)** 2. Very good mopping performance for tiles 3. Consistent daily cleaning without leaving streaks or residue on dark tiles 4. Reliable performance over a relatively large area (144 m²) Since I don’t have carpets, I’m less concerned about deep carpet performance and more about: * Hard floor suction efficiency * Edge cleaning * Mopping system quality (pressure, hot water, drying, etc.) * Dock features and maintenance effort From what I understand, the Curv 2 Flow has some upgrades, but I’m not sure if they would make a noticeable difference in a no-carpet, hard-floor-only environment like mine. For those who have experience with either (or both): * Is the Curv 2 Flow worth the extra money in this type of setup? * Would the Pro 2 be more than enough for tiles + daily dust control? * Any issues with fine dust on dark tiles? Thanks in advance for any insights!

I ended up going with the **Qrevo Pro 2**, and I have to say – I’m more than satisfied. Honestly, I’m pretty impressed. For my setup (144 m², mostly tiles and vinyl, no carpets, underfloor heating everywhere), it’s been performing extremely well. The suction on hard floors is excellent, especially for fine dust. I have some dark, marble-style tiles where dust becomes visible very quickly, and the Pro 2 handles them surprisingly well. After daily cleaning, the floors look consistently clean without streaks or residue. The mopping performance on tiles is also very solid. With regular runs, it keeps everything fresh and spotless, and I haven’t felt like I’m missing out on anything by not choosing the Curv 2 Flow. For a no-carpet environment focused on dust control and good tile mopping, the Pro 2 feels more than enough. The dock is convenient, maintenance is minimal, and overall it just does its job reliably across the full 144 m² without issues. In short: I’m genuinely impressed with the Pro 2 and would absolutely choose it again for this kind of setup.

I ended up going with the **Qrevo Pro 2**, and I have to say – I’m more than satisfied. Honestly, I’m pretty impressed. For my setup (144 m², mostly tiles and vinyl, no carpets, underfloor heating everywhere), it’s been performing extremely well. The suction on hard floors is excellent, especially for fine dust. I have some dark, marble-style tiles where dust becomes visible very quickly, and the Pro 2 handles them surprisingly well. After daily cleaning, the floors look consistently clean without streaks or residue. The mopping performance on tiles is also very solid. With regular runs, it keeps everything fresh and spotless, and I haven’t felt like I’m missing out on anything by not choosing the Curv 2 Flow. For a no-carpet environment focused on dust control and good tile mopping, the Pro 2 feels more than enough. The dock is convenient, maintenance is minimal, and overall it just does its job reliably across the full 144 m² without issues. In short: I’m genuinely impressed with the Pro 2 and would absolutely choose it again for this kind of setup.

Roborock quest pro (not the S Pro) is better for hardwood floors than the S Pro as it washes and drys the mop. I swear by it. I was looking specifically related to hardwood floors and tile, and got it for around $450 from target. I’ve used it 107 hours covering 4.1k meters squared. I’ll place in specific carpet rooms for carpet tasks but I’ve improved programming the rooms. It looks like a cleaning service has come over daily. Almost no maintenance as well! I l swear by it. Dm me as if interested in the research info with parameters under $750

Nice deal. I got a pro version about 6 months ago for $315. Great little vacuum!

It was an open box item, EBay https://preview.redd.it/fngfpm6pokfg1.png?width=1982&format=png&auto=webp&s=48566879a656455943af4cf8509069ce1889921b

Roborock qrevo S5V or Pro is the right amount of tech with the right price. They are the models i recommend to everyone. If you buy a cheaper one you’ll just end up babysitting it a lot more.

I’ve come to the conclusion that the upgrades are marginal and it’s definitely not worth paying 1000 for a marginally better cleaning performance. It’s not going to be transformative. You’re still going to run into some issues with mapping, cleaning, custom setting, obstacle avoidance etc. 900 or 1900 :)

A clean house no. But, clean floors, yes. However the catch is that you've got to pick things up off the floor before it runs. I've got the Roborock 20, we love it but you've got to make sure anything that isn't just dirt off the floor first. Small toys, large food stuff, pens, pencils, etc. It will avoid objects generally but it will occasionally grab something it shouldn't and it doesn't always realise it has. Once you've learnt this, it's great. We have wood floors throughout our downstairs and we run it every evening now.