Qrevo Master

We bought a Roborock Qrevo Master about 18mo ago, and it was terribly disappointing. It does a decent job with pathfinding, and hardwood floors.. and is actually pretty good at vacuuming our rugs too, but only away from the edge. It's very prone to getting caught on rug edges, much worse than our non-robot vacuums. And it's unable to transition between rug and floor without getting the rug caught in the roller or getting stuck halfway on/off to the rug for our thicker ones (not shag, just thicker weave). We have a rug in every room, which means it's basically stuck in the room with the base, because it cannot get past any rug boundary to get to another room. I had high hopes, and maybe newer units and models are better at rug/floor transitions. But it would have to be at least an order of magnitude better to be worth considering another robovac for our house. We're not getting rid of our rugs, and if it cannot clean a few rooms on the same floor, it's basically useless for our house. Ymmv

We 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.

I'm on my second Roborock (Qrevo Master) and it's been great. Feels like I'm living in the future.

I have Roborock QRevo Master and I feel like it's solved the mapping issue for my apartment.

Back 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.

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