Qrevo CurvX

I just added the Qrevo CurvX and couldnt be happier with its performance. I have hardwood on the 1st floor, a lab that sheds like crazy and even my wife is impressed with its mopping ability. Adding 2 more for the other floors. The App can be a little clunky in setting up, but I also blew the intro, and made 0 effort to search for help and just tried to figure it out on my own

I just bought the Roborock Qrevo CurvX...hardwood floors....I could not be happier. even my wife is impressed and shes a neat freak

If your water usage is referring to the CurvX’s review on VaccumWars, they have since added this: >**Vacuum Wars Scoring Changes and Updated Ranking** >However, after additional testing both in the studio and in a home with dark flooring that normally shows streaks easily, we did not see streaking from the Qrevo CurvX, even after multiple runs. In practice, its mopping performance was quite good, and the higher-than-average water usage did not translate into the problems we initially expected. As a result, we no longer see its water output as a severe drawback at the levels we measured.

Probably waiting for the curvx to go on sale for 899 ish on Amazon, because it usually does. You could also have a look at the dreame l50 ultra. I think it does better with pet hair, but dreame has slightly worse build quality and customer service. You can’t really go wrong with either of them tho. Depending on how long your cat hair is, if you think it could cause tangles make sure you get a robovac that has some sort of anti tangle, like roborocks duo divide or dreame/mova dual anti tangle brushes. You can see some basic vacuuming tests and stuff at vacuumwars.com for a lot of robot vacuums.

I would say that if you really want a roller, get the narwhal flow 2 that’s coming out soon( or the normal narwhal flow becuase the price will drop after the new version gets release) but for the price, the curvx is really good for 780. I would says the only major difference between the saros 10r and curvx is the saros 10r has better obstacle avoidance. And I wouldn’t go with ecovacs, lots of people have issues sometimes with ecovacs robots.

I have a rug like that and my curvX works perfectly fine so maybe they should just try a different vacuum.

Im pretty sure the curvx cleans a little better, but the 10R basically has the best obstacle avoidance out of any robot vacuums you can find. You really cant go wrong with either option, so probably whatever fits your budget better.

How much is teh curv 2 pro? its not avalible in the US but i wish it was because i saw it but I could only get the curvX

Yeah, other then the saros 10r, roborocks robots struggle with obstacle avoidance, but they clean without complaining, they usually are the most consistent out of all the brands and have the least issues, plus they usually have the best customer support, I ended up getting a curvx too

I think the two best options would be If you wanna save money: MOVA p10 pro ultra gen 1 (or gen 2 if you want better cleaning and worse obstacle avoidance) for around 400-500 Or you could get a Roborock curvX on amazon for around 899, it usually goes on sale so you don’t have to buy it at Its msrp of 1500

The curv is a really bad roller imo, it has like water distribution issues. If you want a roller, i would suggest getting the narwhal flow after the flow 2 is released, because the flow 1 will go down, but narwhal consumbales are a bit pricy.

definetly either the saros 10r or the curvx. Most narwhal vacuums aren’t the best for the price, I’d say the flow is like the only worthwhile robo vac from narwhal, and narwhal accessories are so much more expensive compared to Roborock and the other brands. Get the 10r if you want the best of the best obstacle avoidance, and the curvx if you wanna save money main difference is the curvx doesn’t have as good obstacle avoidance, but that’s basically it.

L50 ultra cleans way better then the x50, but the x50 is thinner with the retracting lidar, it’s litterly just if you need the thinner profile, you go for the x50, if not, you go with the l50. You could also have a look at the roborock curvx, it’s a lil worse at picking up hair, but roborock usually has better build quality plus their customer support is better. If you need the thin profile, the curvX would be way better then the x50

Roborock curvx or dreame l50 ultra, you can find them both on sale for around 800-900. The l50 ultra will be able to pick up flattened hair better, and the curvx will have slightly better build quality and customer support. Just get whichever you can find on sale. Probably the dreame l50 ultra tho since you care about pet hair pickup, and its usually on sale more often. The white version of the l50 ultra is on sale right now for me on amazon for 850.

Yup, both roborocks duodivide and dreame/mova duo anti tangle brushes basically get no tangles. Since moppin is not a priority for you, I would say go for the dreame l50 ultra, its mopping is worse then the curvX, but its flattened hair pickup is better.

it all depends on your budget if your budget is “unlimited”. I would say the best you could get right now would be something like the Roborock curvX  (or saros 10r if you want better obstacle avoidance)  or if you want skmething that’s better then the curvX at picking up pet hair I would say dreame l50 ultra ( i just think Roborock has slightly higher build quality and customer support, but the dreame is better at picking up hair). If you want the best mopping, I would say wait for the narwhal flow 2 to release and get that. If you have a set budget, what is it?

I didnt really care about rollers, I tried a mova p10 gen 2, it kepts tryna eat all my cables, I just returned it and decided to just splurge and get CurvX that was on sale for 700-800 or smth like that.

Damn, i guess I either got a dud or something, still happy with my CurvX tho, turned out I needed the retracting lider and the slimnes for it to go under my sofa lmao. I do have a ton of cables tho, just working on random side projects. I also just generally have a ton of cables like everywhere cause my desk is in the dining room next to the kitchen and it has like 7 cables under it which the Mova kept tryna eat.

I've had two bad robots from Dreame back to back, x50 ultra and aqua10 ultra roller, so I would lean towards the edge with its larger tanks since you don't have any carpets. Personally I run a 2024 curv and a 2025 curvx and they are great robots but for a single mopping robot tank size matters.

X50 ultra died on the dock on day 2 but when it was working the battery drained fast and navigation was sporadic. Sent it back and got an aqua10 ultra roller that would error out when approaching dark colored rugs and mats stalling forcing a person to physically rescue it. Mop cover generated random errors which would stall it out and again someone would have to go rescue it. It also suffered from rapid battery drain like the x50. Unit could not navigate in the dining room using its own lighting and had poor navigation around the house overall. Used more water cleaning the mop than actually cleaning the floor. Tech support was less than helpful so back it went. My Roborock 2024 Qrevo Curv has been the best robot I've ever had. Navigation is great and it is consistent day in and day out. Its even better than the upgraded model I have the curvx.

The best robots I've had so far are the Roborock Qrevo Curv and Qrevo Curvx that I use on a daily basis. Roborock is just consistently good and they are my default brand now. The curvx got off to a rough start that required a reset and two remaps but it finally got it together. I had a Dreame X50 Ultra that died on day two and a Aqua10 Ultra Roller that was beyond terrible with tons of issues and their support was horrid so I won't be inclined to try them again. I had a eufy x10 omni pro and it was okay until it wasn't and right after that I tried a Samsung Bespoke jet bot ai and it went crazy on its first cleaning run and died in the hallway. I also had a shark matrix and it was okay until it went crazy spinning against the couch in the living room.

In my experience Roborock is the more reliable brand. Recently I've had a Dreame x50 ultra and aqua10 ultra roller and they had terrible performance, the x50 died on day 2 and the aqua couldn't even navigate my dining room or follow the schedule among other things. Dark colored rugs and mats trip up the Dreame sensors causing them to error. Battery life is an issue on the newest brushless Dreame models. Do you have any thresholds that the robot would be required to cross? Most robots can cross from hard flooring to carpet and back without issue. Thresholds that are taller than 1" can trip them up if they don't have the ability to lift their chassis. Tiered thresholds can only be crossed by this type of robot. If you have ramps only the Dreame app will let you mark it on the map. I've seen people create a ramp in the Roborock app by setting invisible barriers to create a path to it. IMHO the Roborock app is miles ahead of everyone else even though it lacks ramps and the ability to rotate the map. Currently I have a qrevo curv and qrevo curvx and they are the best robots I've ever had. I run them daily splitting the house between them. Research whatever model you decide to get so you understand the maintenance required for it. Good luck with whichever one you choose.

I chose the curvx over the 10r because the top mounted lidar does a better job of navigating.

I would recommend the qrevo edge for its large tanks as its a curv with a different dock. I just went through two dreame flagships, x50 ultra and aqua10 ultra roller and they were hot garbage. Poor navigation, poor battery life, cheap construction and poor support are just some of the issues I faced while having them. Dark colors make them error out and low light conditions will cause navigation issues. I currently have a 2024 qrevo curv and 2025 qrevo curvx as I run two robots to clean the house every day on a 3 schedule cycle each. Roborock's app is the best and the Dreame app is buggy and laggy to use. Duo divide brushes will not tangle, the dreame double roller will tangle and it doesn't pick up as well as normal vacuums even with a higher pa rating. Just a dad, vacuum wars and vacuum nerds offer lots of videos for you to compare different models. No robot is perfect but Roborock is like the Toyota of robot vacuums.

I had one for a week and it was terrible. It wouldn't follow the schedule, navigated poorly especially when it had to use its own light and kept stalling on or near dark colors generating an error forcing someone to physically rescue it. It could never navigate my dining room and would get confused underneath the table/chairs and would leave the room without barely cleaning anything. Mine also used more water washing the mop than it did actually cleaning the floor not to mention the poor battery life. I contacted tech support and they were not very helpful so I sent it back. Two weeks earlier I had a x50 ultra and it died on the dock on day two so it went back. Earlier this week when Roborock put their curvx on sale I grabbed one and don't regret it. I also have the 2024 curv and run two bots splitting the house. Both of them do everything very well. My biggest complaint with their app is that I cannot rotate the map which I've hit up tech support about and they said they'd pass it along to their app team. As you can see the obvious with its performance the question is are you willing to pay for a machine that performs like that. I really wanted it to work but realized that what I had was all that I was going to have. Best of luck to everyone who has one.

I've had a Roborock Qrevo Curv for over a year and its been a great robot. In fact its the best robot vacuum/mop I've ever owned. It follows the schedule and doesn't have issues navigating the house, especially the dining room which has tripped up every Dreame robot I've tried (x50 ultra and aqua10 ultra roller). I had to send the curv in for a wheel issue and the side brush stopped turning and they turned it around in two weeks. I've since added a curvx so I can use two robots for daily cleaning but its only 2 weeks old now and too new to give an accurate report on its performance. I bought both directly from the roborock store as I can get an extended factory warranty along with a military discount.

I have a curv and just ordered the curvx from the roborock store because I get a military discount on top of the current discount. The curv has been the best robot I've ever had and I expect the curvx to be even better. The x is currently on sale for $899.99 through the 8th. I'm going to run two robots just because I can. 😝 Really though I'm trying to reduce cleaning times and wear level the machines. IMHO the Roborock app is the best one hands down. FYI Roborock uses brushless motors too. Yesterday I had my first tangle on the main brush when a piece of sewing thread wrapped around the end of the brush at the mounting point forcing me to manually untangle it. Otherwise things go to the center of the brushes and get sucked up which is what the gap is for. I also had to send it in for repair and it took 2 weeks to get it back. They did a great job fixing it and even gave me new mop pads and mounts. I tried the dreame x50 ultra and aqua10 ultra roller both of which were a great disappointment. The x50 died on the dock on its 2nd day and the roller errored out stalling in place near or on dark colored mats and rugs, couldn't navigate around the dining room, wouldn't obey the schedule, bumbled around instead of confidently navigating around the house and used too much water washing the mop. The app is also not very good. The mova line is a cheapened down version of the dreame models. Both lines have an issue with draining the battery and you can google that for yourself. There are many places you can go to read reviews and see tests. Vacuum Wars is a great resource and I like Just A Dad because he shows you the robots from a personal perspective but don't just look at one reviewer because there are many sources that are biased towards a particular brand. Vacuum Nerds also provide useful information. Personally I'm waiting on those Roborock robotic lawn mowers that are supposed to come to market early next year.

I don't think they would go wrong with either one. I opted for the curvx over the 10r as I'm going back to two units so it will split cleaning duties with my 2024 curv. The x has a retractable turret making it just as short as the 10r plus it has a up facing sensor for the times its operating underneath furniture in addition to the lidar being able to see out the back while retracted.

I have a curv and a curvx and if the original curv is that cheap then its a no brainer.

Have you taken the time to research any of this for yourself? We can recommend anything but ultimately you are the one paying for it so you don't want to be misled by anyone. Just A Dad, Vacuum Nerds and Vacuum Wars are great resources to help you with your search where you can observe the different models in action to help you decide how their performance aligns with your expectations. I've had robots from all 3 brands and Roborock has been the best hands down. I currently run a qrevo curv and a curvx and they have been the best robots I've ever owned.

I've never had an L40 so I cannot comment on it. I did have a X50 ultra and an aqua10 ultra roller both of which were terrible machines and is how I ended up buying a curvx.

I considered a 10r but top mounted lidar still does a better job of navigating which is why I bought the curvx. It has the same low profile when the lidar retracts plus its lidar still operates in the retracted state not to mention it also has an upward facing sensor to see while its underneath furniture. There are plenty of videos showing how the arm on the z70 is more of a novelty than a functional feature plus it takes up space that takes away from the dust bin.

I have a curv and a curvx both of which mop on a daily basis and I think they do a better job than the Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller I had before because they will get up against the wall and go under furniture, cabinet overhangs and the dinette set in the kitchen without losing their way. Their docks have a dirt sensor that will send them back out if the water is too dirty after mopping.

I have a Roborock Qrevo Curv and CurvX cleaning daily and I haven't mopped since apart from occasionally running my Roborock Dyad Air wet dry vacuum in the bathroom around the toilet where the robot can't fit. Every once in a while I have to use a handheld cordless vacuum to get behind furniture or tight spaces where the robot can't go.

When I bought my curvx I also considered the 10r, however, several reviewers pointed out that top mounted lidar consistently performed better so that's what I went with. I also have an original curv and they both do a great job.

The best robots I've had so far are the Roborock Qrevo Curv and Qrevo Curvx that I use on a daily basis. Roborock is just consistently good and they are my default brand now. The curvx got off to a rough start that required a reset and two remaps but it finally got it together. I had a Dreame X50 Ultra that died on day two and a Aqua10 Ultra Roller that was beyond terrible with tons of issues and their support was horrid so I won't be inclined to try them again. I had a eufy x10 omni pro and it was okay until it wasn't and right after that I tried a Samsung Bespoke jet bot ai and it went crazy on its first cleaning run and died in the hallway. I also had a shark matrix and it was okay until it went crazy spinning against the couch in the living room.

I've noticed that mine struggles underneath the dining table and doesn't handle the chair legs very well. It wastes a lot of time bumbling around them while my Roborock Qrevo Curv zips around them and moves on. The battery life on mine is okay if I turn off 2nd cleaning otherwise it will kill it mid schedule and it won't be able to start the next task. The mop wash takes too long and consumes too much water. Mine uses more resources washing the mop than it does cleaning the floor. At this point I wish that I'd just bought another Roborock spinner and I still might send this one back.

In my experience Roborock is the more reliable brand. Recently I've had a Dreame x50 ultra and aqua10 ultra roller and they had terrible performance, the x50 died on day 2 and the aqua couldn't even navigate my dining room or follow the schedule among other things. Dark colored rugs and mats trip up the Dreame sensors causing them to error. Battery life is an issue on the newest brushless Dreame models. Do you have any thresholds that the robot would be required to cross? Most robots can cross from hard flooring to carpet and back without issue. Thresholds that are taller than 1" can trip them up if they don't have the ability to lift their chassis. Tiered thresholds can only be crossed by this type of robot. If you have ramps only the Dreame app will let you mark it on the map. I've seen people create a ramp in the Roborock app by setting invisible barriers to create a path to it. IMHO the Roborock app is miles ahead of everyone else even though it lacks ramps and the ability to rotate the map. Currently I have a qrevo curv and qrevo curvx and they are the best robots I've ever had. I run them daily splitting the house between them. Research whatever model you decide to get so you understand the maintenance required for it. Good luck with whichever one you choose.

I had one for a week and it was terrible. It wouldn't follow the schedule, navigated poorly especially when it had to use its own light and kept stalling on or near dark colors generating an error forcing someone to physically rescue it. It could never navigate my dining room and would get confused underneath the table/chairs and would leave the room without barely cleaning anything. Mine also used more water washing the mop than it did actually cleaning the floor not to mention the poor battery life. I contacted tech support and they were not very helpful so I sent it back. Two weeks earlier I had a x50 ultra and it died on the dock on day two so it went back. Earlier this week when Roborock put their curvx on sale I grabbed one and don't regret it. I also have the 2024 curv and run two bots splitting the house. Both of them do everything very well. My biggest complaint with their app is that I cannot rotate the map which I've hit up tech support about and they said they'd pass it along to their app team. As you can see the obvious with its performance the question is are you willing to pay for a machine that performs like that. I really wanted it to work but realized that what I had was all that I was going to have. Best of luck to everyone who has one.

I've had a Roborock Qrevo Curv for over a year and its been a great robot. In fact its the best robot vacuum/mop I've ever owned. It follows the schedule and doesn't have issues navigating the house, especially the dining room which has tripped up every Dreame robot I've tried (x50 ultra and aqua10 ultra roller). I had to send the curv in for a wheel issue and the side brush stopped turning and they turned it around in two weeks. I've since added a curvx so I can use two robots for daily cleaning but its only 2 weeks old now and too new to give an accurate report on its performance. I bought both directly from the roborock store as I can get an extended factory warranty along with a military discount.

I don't think they would go wrong with either one. I opted for the curvx over the 10r as I'm going back to two units so it will split cleaning duties with my 2024 curv. The x has a retractable turret making it just as short as the 10r plus it has a up facing sensor for the times its operating underneath furniture in addition to the lidar being able to see out the back while retracted.

Roborock Qrevo Curv has been the best robot I've owned. I recently tried a Dreame X50 ultra which died after 2 days and a Dreame Aqua10 Ultra roller which I sent back after a week because it was so terrible in a multitude of different ways. With pet hair the main brush must have antitangle properties or they will become a mess.

If you're so concerned about your privacy go to the the store and buy a broom w/dustpan, mop w/bucket and a manual vacuum and be done with it. My curv has been the best robot I've had by far notifying me when it encounters an obstacle identifying it on the map and if I click on the icon I get a picture.

X50 ultra died on the dock on day 2 but when it was working the battery drained fast and navigation was sporadic. Sent it back and got an aqua10 ultra roller that would error out when approaching dark colored rugs and mats stalling forcing a person to physically rescue it. Mop cover generated random errors which would stall it out and again someone would have to go rescue it. It also suffered from rapid battery drain like the x50. Unit could not navigate in the dining room using its own lighting and had poor navigation around the house overall. Used more water cleaning the mop than actually cleaning the floor. Tech support was less than helpful so back it went. My Roborock 2024 Qrevo Curv has been the best robot I've ever had. Navigation is great and it is consistent day in and day out. Its even better than the upgraded model I have the curvx.

Have you taken the time to research any of this for yourself? We can recommend anything but ultimately you are the one paying for it so you don't want to be misled by anyone. Just A Dad, Vacuum Nerds and Vacuum Wars are great resources to help you with your search where you can observe the different models in action to help you decide how their performance aligns with your expectations. I've had robots from all 3 brands and Roborock has been the best hands down. I currently run a qrevo curv and a curvx and they have been the best robots I've ever owned.

Its a proven fact that some of the best cleaning robots do not possess the highest pa ratings. My 2024 curv has 18.5k and my curvx has 22k and both do very well with particle pickup. I had a Dreame aqua10 ultra roller with 30k and it couldn't do as well as they do.

I would recommend the qrevo edge for its large tanks as its a curv with a different dock. I just went through two dreame flagships, x50 ultra and aqua10 ultra roller and they were hot garbage. Poor navigation, poor battery life, cheap construction and poor support are just some of the issues I faced while having them. Dark colors make them error out and low light conditions will cause navigation issues. I currently have a 2024 qrevo curv and 2025 qrevo curvx as I run two robots to clean the house every day on a 3 schedule cycle each. Roborock's app is the best and the Dreame app is buggy and laggy to use. Duo divide brushes will not tangle, the dreame double roller will tangle and it doesn't pick up as well as normal vacuums even with a higher pa rating. Just a dad, vacuum wars and vacuum nerds offer lots of videos for you to compare different models. No robot is perfect but Roborock is like the Toyota of robot vacuums.

I have a Roborock Qrevo Curv and CurvX cleaning daily and I haven't mopped since apart from occasionally running my Roborock Dyad Air wet dry vacuum in the bathroom around the toilet where the robot can't fit. Every once in a while I have to use a handheld cordless vacuum to get behind furniture or tight spaces where the robot can't go.

Ha! I just got a Curvx about two weeks ago to replace my old S5. We *love* it. The HA integration was a breeze, and the in-app routines show up in HA as buttons that can be called with the button.press action. So when we say goodnight to the house, it immediately starts vacuuming and mopping the common areas. And once a day when everyone leaves, it does a quick vacuum of the eating area. Still waiting for the kids to get their rooms clean enough to add them to the daily vacuuming routine...

You're going to love it. We've had ours for a couple of weeks and it's been great. Integration with HA was a breeze.

Roborock makes great vacuums. We recently got a Curvx and have liked it. It regularly goes on sale on Amazon for $900.