Roborock - Qrevo Master
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"It would fit our needs much better and costs $700 less than the Saros 10R."
"save at least $700 ... A Qrevo Master for $700 less would have served me much better"
"For about $800 you get all the benefits of the $1500 models that actually contribute to a cleaner house with only two very small drawbacks. You save $700 and end up with much cleaner floors. ... I think the Roborock Qrevo Master is just about perfect for good house cleaning without all the fancy unnecessary stuff that costs a lot of money and doesn't help much. ... The Roborock Qrevo Master would have served my needs much better than the Saros 10R for half of the cost!"
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"I especially love how easy the mop tray is too clean vs the Max V."
"the q revo series with the spinning mops and auto docks have been amazing for me."
"It has excellent vacuuming and mopping ability ... It vacuums very, very well! ... It has dual rear spinning mops that mop well and are easy for a dock to clean and dry."
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"I especially love how easy the mop tray is too clean vs the Max V."
"the q revo series with the spinning mops and auto docks have been amazing for me."
"It also has a nicely automated dock and mops as well as the $1500 models while vacuuming much, much better. And you will save $700 in comparison."
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"The pockets of fur from my chihuahua is gone."
"the QRevo really is effective at keeping the kitchen and breakfast areas (high traffic) really clean."
"It is saving my sanity and hardwood floors. ... Otherwise the robot runs at least once a day to deal with fur and grit. ... I have a pretty active lifestyle with lots of dirt trail walks in a climate that has quite a bit of rain (I also have a messy kid). Pre-run the floors will feel gritty under foot. Post-run you can run a damp hand on the floor and not pick anything up."
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"The pockets of fur from my chihuahua is gone."
"It is saving my sanity and hardwood floors. ... Otherwise the robot runs at least once a day to deal with fur and grit. ... I have a pretty active lifestyle with lots of dirt trail walks in a climate that has quite a bit of rain (I also have a messy kid). Pre-run the floors will feel gritty under foot. Post-run you can run a damp hand on the floor and not pick anything up."
"It vacuums like a beast ... you will have to spend about two minutes per week removing the rollers, pulling off the hair that gets wound around them and then putting it back together. Two minutes - that's it!"
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"object avoidance sucks and is no better than a 200€ model ... I would never again spend so much on a robot"
"Qrevo Master's obstacle avoidance is absolute trash. It may as well not exist at all. ... Even if it detects something, it will still push it around because it has no clue where the obstacle exactly is. ... Having to get all the cords, objects off the ground is no different to what I was doing when I was using 1st gen xiaomi robot vac."
"it will eat cords like there is no tomorrow."
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"object avoidance sucks and is no better than a 200€ model ... I would never again spend so much on a robot"
"Qrevo Master's obstacle avoidance is absolute trash. It may as well not exist at all. ... Even if it detects something, it will still push it around because it has no clue where the obstacle exactly is. ... Having to get all the cords, objects off the ground is no different to what I was doing when I was using 1st gen xiaomi robot vac."
"it will eat cords like there is no tomorrow."
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"Blades are shit. ... Duodivide roller is not on the master. ... Exactly this"
"The hair tangles very easily in the brushes' bearings and sockets ... the bearings are very quick to become full of stuck hair."
"The hair tangles very easily in the brushes' bearings and sockets ... the bearings are very quick to become full of stuck hair."
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"The design of the dust bin is, simply put, bad. ... The dust bin volume can't be fully utilized by the robot, and dust and hair will start spilling out when the bin is at 60-70% full. ... This is because of the position of the air filter which is quite awkward. ... cleanup of large areas that get very dirty (dog owners especially), need to have their robot empty the dustbin every 25-35m² (270-380sqft), even with everyday cleaning schedules. ... The robot has a (I think) 220ml dust bin, but it will start overflowing into the brush compartment way before it fills this space. ... If you examine the contents of the dustbin when it starts overflowing, you will see a space of around 60ml being completely empty, and the robot seems to be unable to utilize it, due to the design of the airflow in the dustbin. ... This makes the QRevo Master dustbin's actual effective capacity quite underwhelming ... I guess this problem particularly affects users with a lot of fur in their houses. ... Fur sticks together quite well, and won't spread out in the bin on its own. It's also light enough to immediately start building up next to the filter. ... Being a pet owner is I think the number one reason to buy a robot vacuum, which should mean that the designers should really start thinking about how to solve this issues. ... Their lab tests probably involve rice, sand, and long human hair, but not the menacing dog hair that we predominantly find in our dustbins."
"The design of the dust bin is, simply put, bad. ... The dust bin volume can't be fully utilized by the robot, and dust and hair will start spilling out when the bin is at 60-70% full. ... This is because of the position of the air filter which is quite awkward. ... cleanup of large areas that get very dirty (dog owners especially), need to have their robot empty the dustbin every 25-35m² (270-380sqft), even with everyday cleaning schedules. ... The robot has a (I think) 220ml dust bin, but it will start overflowing into the brush compartment way before it fills this space. ... If you examine the contents of the dustbin when it starts overflowing, you will see a space of around 60ml being completely empty, and the robot seems to be unable to utilize it, due to the design of the airflow in the dustbin. ... This makes the QRevo Master dustbin's actual effective capacity quite underwhelming ... I guess this problem particularly affects users with a lot of fur in their houses. ... Fur sticks together quite well, and won't spread out in the bin on its own. It's also light enough to immediately start building up next to the filter. ... Being a pet owner is I think the number one reason to buy a robot vacuum, which should mean that the designers should really start thinking about how to solve this issues. ... Their lab tests probably involve rice, sand, and long human hair, but not the menacing dog hair that we predominantly find in our dustbins."
"And this even has a flawed design and cannot fill properly."
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"The design of the dust bin is, simply put, bad. ... The dust bin volume can't be fully utilized by the robot, and dust and hair will start spilling out when the bin is at 60-70% full. ... This is because of the position of the air filter which is quite awkward. ... cleanup of large areas that get very dirty (dog owners especially), need to have their robot empty the dustbin every 25-35m² (270-380sqft), even with everyday cleaning schedules. ... The robot has a (I think) 220ml dust bin, but it will start overflowing into the brush compartment way before it fills this space. ... If you examine the contents of the dustbin when it starts overflowing, you will see a space of around 60ml being completely empty, and the robot seems to be unable to utilize it, due to the design of the airflow in the dustbin. ... This makes the QRevo Master dustbin's actual effective capacity quite underwhelming ... I guess this problem particularly affects users with a lot of fur in their houses. ... Fur sticks together quite well, and won't spread out in the bin on its own. It's also light enough to immediately start building up next to the filter. ... Being a pet owner is I think the number one reason to buy a robot vacuum, which should mean that the designers should really start thinking about how to solve this issues. ... Their lab tests probably involve rice, sand, and long human hair, but not the menacing dog hair that we predominantly find in our dustbins."
"The design of the dust bin is, simply put, bad. ... The dust bin volume can't be fully utilized by the robot, and dust and hair will start spilling out when the bin is at 60-70% full. ... This is because of the position of the air filter which is quite awkward. ... cleanup of large areas that get very dirty (dog owners especially), need to have their robot empty the dustbin every 25-35m² (270-380sqft), even with everyday cleaning schedules. ... The robot has a (I think) 220ml dust bin, but it will start overflowing into the brush compartment way before it fills this space. ... If you examine the contents of the dustbin when it starts overflowing, you will see a space of around 60ml being completely empty, and the robot seems to be unable to utilize it, due to the design of the airflow in the dustbin. ... This makes the QRevo Master dustbin's actual effective capacity quite underwhelming ... I guess this problem particularly affects users with a lot of fur in their houses. ... Fur sticks together quite well, and won't spread out in the bin on its own. It's also light enough to immediately start building up next to the filter. ... Being a pet owner is I think the number one reason to buy a robot vacuum, which should mean that the designers should really start thinking about how to solve this issues. ... Their lab tests probably involve rice, sand, and long human hair, but not the menacing dog hair that we predominantly find in our dustbins."
"And this even has a flawed design and cannot fill properly."
36bhm 1.0This is the one I have too. Its great. Carry it upstairs too.
allthebrisket 1.0I recently got the QRevo Master but only because I got it from Costco so could return it if it did a crap job. So far its doing pretty well. Mopping probably better than I thought it would be (although it's our first vac / mop combo). Carpets don't seem any cleaner than with our other robot vacuum but it was old and confused so its actually doing its job unlike our old one.
amandainpdx 1.0no. I didn't like it much, even beyond the wheel issue. But also, I don't think they've resolved the wheel issue:) Do you NEED a new robot?
Q revo. Which.... give the stats table might not make sense, but its the most reliable of the three, which i've tested.
ASlutdragon 1.0Roborock. I love mine! Qrevo master is the version I got
benji41414 1.0We have a Roborock qrevo master. Depending on your price range most of the qrevo series are quite good and mid price.
Same here. We had a wobbly Roborock s5 and a switchbot k10+. Both if those dragged a wipe around and was more hassle then its worth. We upgraded to a Qrevo master and the difference of our hardwood floor and tiles are night and day.
BusinessReplyMail1 1.0I'm on my second Roborock (Qrevo Master) and it's been great. Feels like I'm living in the future.
CFIgiveaf 1.0I currently own the Roborock Qrevo Master and am considering replacing it with the Mova P50 Pro Ultra since it’s so cheap right now. It seems Mova has resolved the wheel issue and are shipping new units with updated wheels. Am I better off with the Qrevo Master or is it worth trying the P50 Pro Ultra?
coladuna 1.0Agreed. Qrevo Master's obstacle avoidance is absolute trash. It may as well not exist at all. I had Narwal Freo Z Ultra before this and I kind of regret returning that and getting this. The only thing I hated about the Narwal was not having an onboard water tank and not having extending floor sweeping arm, but obstacle avoidance on it was top notch. Never got stuck on anything. Qrevo is so dumb in comparison. Even if it detects something, it will still push it around because it has no clue where the obstacle exactly is. Having to get all the cords, objects off the ground is no different to what I was doing when I was using 1st gen xiaomi robot vac. I ran the vacuum this morning after I left and made sure to clean up everything from the floor but somehow this damn thing got something stuck in its main brush. Seriously frustrated with this product.
DancingGourami 1.0Back then I had the cheap parts that only sucked and they were a total disaster! Now I have a Roborock Qrevo Master that vacuums, mops and cleans itself and I never want to live without it again! 😄 The cleaning station is an absolute game changer, it makes the Robis a real and noticeable relief in the household. I only clean thoroughly every few weeks in the corners and areas that he can't reach, but even there there is a lot less to do because regular Robi cleaning doesn't leave a lot of stuff that could accumulate in inaccessible corners.
danishram 1.0I agree about Roborock, I have the Qrevo master, and it will eat cords like there is no tomorrow. Besides that it is great.
I own a Roborock Qrevo Master and I miss the following features: ability to climb 6 cm doorsteps, obstacle avoidance power to confidently avoid cables and small socks every time. Would also be nice to have detergent dispenser in the dock The Dreame Aqua pro track 10 seems to have all the features I look for in a robot vacuum And a improved mopping system, so I’m gonna be tempted as f..k when it releases
It’s the usual suspects: Roborock, Dreame/Mova, ecovacs, Eufy. After this it depends on your budget, personally i have a Mova z60, and I’m very pleased with it. Coming from a Qrevo Master, the Mova has better obstacle avoidance and can deal with thresholds( the real reason why I bought it) Bottom line is, you have to ask yourself what features are must haves for your household and go check a website like vacuum wars and see which models fits your needs the best
Also a z60 owner, very pleased with, I do however have a very small house, in a big house the battery drain would absolutely be an issue. What I am pleased about though, is the obstacle avoidance, is is leagues better than my “old” Roborock Q revo master, that thing ate charging cables every run, the Mova simply doesn’t and the threshold crossing feature means that my bathroom is spotless like the rest of the house
Can’t prove you wrong, but my personal experience with Roborock and Mova might give a little perspective. I had the Roborock Q review master for well over a year and was mostly pleased with it, however it had a few flaws, one being its obstacle avoidance, changing cables and small socks where eaten like there was no tomorrow, secondly It couldn’t traverse the threshold to my bathroom so that room was never cleaned( by the robot😊) My new Mova Z60s obstacle avoidance is way better and it cleans the bathroom. Fingers crossed after a month with the Mova I have no problems
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