Qrevo Edge 2 Pro

I went through a similar rabbit hole recently and tried a few different robots at friends’ houses before buying one, so here’s the honest takeaway. First, the issues you mentioned with the **T50 Pro Max Omni** (cords, lifting itself, mop dragging marks) are actually pretty common with Ecovacs lately. Their obstacle avoidance can be pretty inconsistent compared to Roborock or Dreame. Since you’ve got **mostly tile + some low carpet, long hair, and a dog**, the big things you want are good anti-tangle brushes, reliable navigation, and a base station that properly washes the mop pads. From the list you mentioned, here’s how they generally stack up based on owner feedback and testing: **Roborock Qrevo Curv / Qrevo Edge 2 Pro** These are probably the safest picks overall. Roborock’s navigation and mapping are extremely reliable and the app is one of the best. The dual spinning mop pads clean tile well, and the anti-tangle brush design helps a lot with long hair. **Dreame X40 Ultra / X50 Ultra** These are the “tech heavy” options. Dreame’s obstacle avoidance is excellent and they’re very good at avoiding cables and small objects. They also have extending mop pads for edge cleaning which works great on tiled homes. **Narwal Freo Z Ultra** Narwal is probably the best for **mopping performance specifically**. The base station washes and dries the mop pads very well, but vacuum power is slightly behind Roborock and Dreame. **Dreame L10s Pro Ultra Heat** A good mid-high tier option. Heated mop washing is nice and it performs well overall, just not as advanced as the X40/X50 series. **Eufy Omni models (E25 / S2)** Solid robots but generally a step behind Roborock/Dreame when it comes to mapping and obstacle avoidance. **Eureka (like the J15 Pro Ultra)** Worth mentioning too. Some of the newer Eureka robots use rotating mop pads and even hot-water mop washing in the dock, which helps keep the pads hygienic and improves cleaning performance. () They also include features like anti-tangle systems and strong suction on newer models. () That said, some reviewers note that obstacle detection and navigation can still struggle with things like cables compared to the top Roborock/Dreame models. () If I were buying again with your setup (tile floors, long hair, dog, baby coming soon), I’d probably go: 1. **Roborock Qrevo Curv** – most reliable overall 2. **Dreame X40 or X50 Ultra** – best obstacle avoidance and strong suction 3. **Narwal Freo Z Ultra** – best mopping performance 4. **Eureka J15 Pro Ultra** – interesting tech and good mopping ,best pick out of all i would say One small tip with any robot: even the best ones still struggle with **loose charging cables**, so using cable clips or running them behind furniture helps a lot. If anyone here has the **X50 Ultra or Qrevo Curv long-term**, I’d love to hear how the anti-tangle brush is holding up after a few months.

I would look into the new Qrevo Edge 2 pro, it seems to have the lidar from Saros 10, rotating mops from 10R, it got more suction power than the 10R and also pushes the mops harder down on the floor than 10R. It got the duo brushes that is perfect for hair (same as the Saros which i got and havent had a hair stuck in). If I hadnt just bought as Saros 10R i would look at this myself as I have a hard time finding a down side with it https://global.roborock.com/pages/roborock-qrevo-edge-2-pro

I have an edge 2 pro, that is the same robot as curv 2 pro, except with detergent dispensing in the dock. and a different design on the dock. the robot itself is very well built and works well for me. very good edge cleaning and no issues at all with cleaning or emptying. i am however looking to get a eufy omni s2 for the roller mop.

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.

You’d definitely want your robot to clean frequently. I run mine twice a day. Dreame L40S Pro Ultra is 1799 at JB HIFI and will clean just as well if there are no thresholds up to 2.4cm. QRevo edge will be better for higher thresholds up to 3cm. However, the MOVA z50 ultra will mop much better than both models.

They're basically equivalent models! Only differences are going to be with firmware.

I’d go with the edge. It has a larger dustbin at 325mL which is better suited for fur and the Saros 10r’s dustbin is at 270mL. Unless you need the Saros’ short height of 7.98cm, I’d go with the edge too. The Saros 10R mops are compatible with the edge’s mop pad holder so you can switch them around and see if they make a difference.

Awesome I never knew the edge was sold at Australian Costco, will keep this in mind for other Australians :)

Definitely the qrevo edget if the price difference is only 50 extra

Otherwise they’ll all clean about just as well. I prefer the roborock edge and Curv to be easier to clean as the mop washboard is removable unlike the dreame X40.

Do you mean the L40 Ultra AE? I think the edge is a better choice if it is at a similar price.

I’ll go for the edge . It has better corner cleaning than the l40 ultra AE as the l40 ultra AE has no extendable side brush. Wires will be an issue for the edge so do put a no go zone or put them away. I’d get it from Amazon for easy returns so if the edge doesn’t work you can get the l40 ultra AE :)

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.

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

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

I love my Roborock Qrevo edge. I kept waiting for my old Roborock, I think an S6, to die to justify buying a fancier model, but it never did. I finally just bought this fancy beast when it was on sale and use my older model upstairs. It vacuums, mops, empties its own waste bin, washes the mop pads and dries them. It does a great job. It can do the full floor, it can do zone cleaning, specific room cleaning. You can program it to run automatically at a certain time each day, you can control the vacuum intensity, the water flow intensity, all the things. And it cleans in a very logical pattern. I hate robots that go in a random pattern, I’m always afraid they’re going to miss something. I realllllyyyyy love it.

What settings are you using? I love my edge so far. The only hesitation i have is getting a second one upstairs for mostly carpet i think ill get a S10R to not pull the mops all over.

I like my edge and for $700 on black friday i think its a good balance between top of the line and budget with enough nave that as long as a cord isnt super flat on the ground its avoided everything.

The edge also has one of the largest cleaning times/area. I use almost 80% on just one pass

I bought 2 qrevo edge so that if I ever have a problem i can run it on either floor or troubleshoot parts between two robots or 2 docks