Qrevo Curv 2 Pro

curv 2 pro has lidar + same amount of cameras as 10R (including wider side cameras) although it is more expensive than both curvx and 10r and not in US. Just bought curv 2 pro after researching a lot, after returning an L50 Ultra.

I got it for 1300 EUR after some discount from a retailer (includes 20% tax), quite expensive imo.

The curv 2 flow doesn’t have an extending side brush for corners, so I don’t think you would want that because you said you want good edge cleaning Roller mops are also more maintenance with the exception of the narwhal flows The curv 2 pro has more vacuuming power too I would say just go for the curv 2 pro because it seems like you wouldn’t wanna deal with the no corner cleaning and extra maintencr based on your preferences 

Roborock qrevo curv 2 pro, which should also be from china. Heard stories about non existent customer service but so far am a very satisfied customer, v smart robot.

I've been using it for a week. Before getting it, I saw two reviews from Italian bloggers, one of whom even compared it to the Saros 10R, which is currently the same price as the Curv 2 Pro here in Italy. In my experience, it works very well. It can easily navigate even under low furniture, is precise around edges, and the mops almost touch the edges. It bothers me a little to have to add detergent manually, but since I have very delicate hardwood floors, I only use one capful for 4 liters of water, so I have control over how much detergent goes in. It wouldn't be possible with an automatic system.

The Curv 2 pro also has vertibeam compared to the CurvX which may or may not help with navigating around certain objects.

The Saros 10R navigated better around my somewhat difficult furniture compared to the CurvX, and I wonder if Vertibeam had something to do with that.

I’d go for the roborock QRevo Curv 2 Pro. It will fit into tight spaces better mainly because roborock generally has better navigation than Narwal and is shorter.

The extending brush on the Curv 2 pro likely has the beta feature of extending the wide brush to clean under crevices when cleaning along furniture like your fridge which was shown on the Curv X.

Both work just as well. You’ll be splitting hairs trying to find a difference in their effectiveness.

If you want it to mop I’d recommend it to have a base station that can clean its mops unless you’re alright with cleaning the mops after it finishes cleaning. The QRevo Curv 2 Pro looks like the best defacto flagship from roborock right now.

I highly recommend combo robots if your parents walk around the house barefoot, it greatly improves the feel! The combo robots I found best for keeping itself clean are the dreame and MOVA robots with the filter self cleaning function and the flat washboard. I was able to get away with making my MOVA V50 run everyday for 3 months without a noticeable change in cleanliness. After that it’ll be and the roborock Curv 2 Pro and the Narwal spinning mop robots which generally consume more water than the other options. The app is going to be a challenge for them but you can set it up for them and put it on a schedule so they won’t have to open the app at all.

All will do well with long hair. The dreame L50 ultra has an easier to clean self cleaning mop washboard but isn’t removable but can somewhat clean the filter when autoemptying. I’d also see if the Curv 2 pro is available as the self cleaning mop washboard is easy to clean and is removable.

There’s this review in German https://youtu.be/Qn_mZKM6c4U And this Italian review https://youtu.be/8z4uSgOFHqE I like the easier to clean removable mop washboard the most :)

The s9 maxV ultra (sold as the Saros 10 in other markets) has a more difficult to clean mop washboard compared to the qrevo Curv 2 pro and the Dreame and MOVA robots with the aceclean jetspray dryboard.

I've posted a comment recommending a QRevo C for those in Australia with a strict budget of 1500 AUD and the Dreame L40S Ultra for those looking for flagship performance at a cheaper price of 1999 AUD.

I'd recommend the Roborock Qrevo C, priced at AUD 1,298 at Harvey Norman and the official Roborock website store (I've seen negative reviews of the roborock store in Australia so I'd choose Harvey Norman), which offers Product Care for up to two years. The Dreame L30 Ultra S was considered but ultimately rejected because the QRevo C offered the same functionality at a lower price. Do tap the dust out of the filter once every few cleaning cycles, and clean it once every few weeks. The removable mop tray on the QRevo makes cleaning easy. If you wanted to go above your budget, I'd recommend the Dreame L40S Ultra at 1999 AUD, as its better suited to deal with pet fur for its onboard fur compression feature which means it will use the dustbin more effectively and won't get clogged with fur, with space still present in the dustbin. It will also clean the mop pad's cleaning tray more effectively (less cleaning for you) and can clean its own filter when auto-emptying (the need to clean the filter will be reduced to about once every few weeks, as the need to tap the dust out of the filter is eliminated). It also cleans quieter, which will be helpful for any skittish pets. It can remove mops for rugs.

If your budget is up to 2000 AUD, I’d recommend the Dreame L40S Ultra at 1999 AUD. This is because it’s currently the easiest robot to maintain and empty and is best suited for pet fur and dust. It is a flagship robot at a not so flagship price. 1. Most robot vacuums’ filter easily get clogged by dust. I run mine twice a day in a dusty city (AQI PM2.5 is usually at the high 70s) and I need to tap the dust out of the filter of an older robot at the end of every day. However the new dreame robots (L40S ultra, L40S pro Ultra, and the X50 Ultra) in Australia cleans its own filter when it autoempties. For pet fur: The dual anti-tangle main brushes work great for pet hair and the same models can also compress the fur in the dustbin as it vacuums. I have a heavily shedding corgi and the old robot wouldn’t be able to handle his fur as it’ll be clogged with a lot of empty space on the sides of the dustbin to the point that running it twice a day would mean he wouldn’t shed enough for this to happen. However, the models with the fur compression feature will be able to push any fur to the end of the dustbin and will not be as easily clogged with empty spaces. It can also remove the mop for cleaning the carpets as the mops dragging on the carpets will reduce the carpet cleaning efficiency. For maintaining the mopping part: The AceClean dryboard (its mop pad cleaning tray) on these models is currently the best self cleaning mop tray that can clean its mops as the only maintenance required is to occasionally clean a removable palm-sized drainage filter and wipe down the flat dryboard (no nooks and crannies for dirt to hide). If your budget is 1500 AUD, I’d choose the roborock QRevo C (1298 at Harvey Norman). It has good navigation, coverage, and does well with pet hair tangling around the brushes. However, the maintenance won’t be as hands off. Luckily, the mop pad cleaning tray is completely removable for cleaning. It uses the friction between the mop pads and the nubs to clean the mop giving places for dirt to hide whereas the AceClean dryboard uses water jets to clean the mops like a dishwasher.

Both the Saros 10r and the QRevo Curv have the same self-cleaning functionality since the squeegee based mop pad tray is shared. Anti-tangle will be the same for both robots. Is Xiaomi available? As far as I am aware, only Dreame’s models with the dual anti-tangling brushes (excluding the one with the track type roller mop) has the ability to clean its own filter when autoemptying.

Both the QRevo Curv and Saros 10r have the removable mop tray. The MOVA P50 will be better at cleaning the mop pad tray with their water jet-based approach with the AceClean dryboard. There’s only a palm sized filter that needs to be removed and cleaned every once in a while. The rest of the mop tray isn’t removable but there’s barely any nooks and crannies to be cleaned there so it is easily cleaned with a Clorox wipe.

If you need it to under furniture with much lower clearance (like about 9cm) and automatic detergent adding is a non negotiable, get the Saros 10. If not, the Curv itself is a good choice. Are there any sales soon? If so, I’d wait for those.

Most high end robot vacuums have learned to avoid this area with some models marking it as “furniture likely to get stuck on”. If the chairs’ horizontal legs are shorter than 3cm, both the roborock models with Adaptlift and the Dreame X50 Ultra/MOVA V50 Ultra will lift themselves to get over it. If higher than 3cm, only the dreame X50 Ultra and the MOVA V50 Ultra can cross it.

The roborock models with Adaptlift can only cross a single threshold up to 3cm and a tiered threshold up to 4cm (3cm + 1cm). Only dreame and MOVA’s robots with their threshold climbing features (ProLeap and StepMaster) can cross higher single thresholds.

In alphabetical order: Dreame’s robots with the ProLeap system (too many to list), Eufy’s S2, MOVA’s robots with the StepMaster system (V50, Z60 Ultra Roller Complete, Mobius 60, V70), Narwal’s flow, and Roborock’s model with the Adaptlift chassis should comfortably cross an inch

The QRevo Curv/Edge (with a lot of numbers behind it) should have no RGB camera. The QRevo Edge C is one of them.

Bigger dustbin + good use of dustbin when it comes to fur (no empty space should be in the dustbin when fur clogs it) + frequent autoemptying = better for dealing with hair and fur. For a vacuum only model, the roborock Q5 Max+ and the Q8 Max+ have a sizeable dustbin and uses the dustbin space well and has an autoempty station. The dual rollers help with fur pickup. In the US Dreame’s L/X50 Ultra fulfills these requirements as a combo model. So does the MOVA V50 Ultra for Canadian customers. The QRevo series has the same issue with some dreame models where the dustbin will be clogged with fur but there’ll be a lot of empty space on the sides. It’ll be good for picking up fur on carpets with its dual brushes but I think the eufy X8 should be better for dealing with finer dust.

I went with the curv 2 pro instead of the saros 10R because of the better moping 100C, suction and self cleaning. Also comes in white and cheaper which are a plus to me.