Roborock - Qrevo Plus

For mopping, ideally you will want spinning mop pads and the largest water tanks available (unless you're able to run plumbing). You will likely need to refill the clean water and empty the dirty water tanks daily if the court is regularly used. The Saros 10R has a large clean water tank in the dock but a small on-board tank (65mL vs 80-100mL on other Roborocks) so even though it will do the job, it will also need to dock and refill more often, so probably the least efficient solution with a ton of features you won't care about. The QRevo series is probably ideal. You probably won't care about having the best obstacle avoidance, so even a slightly older one with spinning mop pads will probably be more than enough. I'd probably buy 2 of the QRevo Plus or something similar and have it clean the court from both ends. But really, a consumer robot isn't really the best solution. You will definitely be running these robots to their limit every single day, and you will have a ton of consumable costs.

I also love our Roborock. We have the Qrevo Plus. I have it set to run in the main areas every day at 8am and it's great. It's not PERFECT, but with all hardwood floors, it absolutely keeps the dog hair and floor grit under control.

I have a Roborock QRevo Plus, which self empties and has a mop. I LOVE it. I have a German shepherd and two cats, so there's regularly fur everywhere. Full disclosure that most of my house is hardwood with a few area rugs, so I can't speak to how it would do on carpeting. I especially love that it's really good at identifying rooms (or if you're open concept, you can divide rooms manually in the map) so when I JUST want it to do the living room and dining room, I don't have to run it throughout the whole house. I run the vacuum in the main living areas every morning, and I use the mop feature about once a week. I also have a Dyson cordless for when I want to do a quick tidy or when there's a lot of pet hair.

I have the Roborock Qrevo Plus, and it has been amazing! I have light colored floors and a black Dane and black Cocker. The robot runs every night and every morning we have clean floors. I have a 8 month old baby who is crawling so am also on the floor a lot and I’m always amazed by how spotless they are! Mapping was quick and painless, and I hardly ever have to intervene or rescue it. I also have a iRobot i3 and it’s a night and day difference. App is easy to use, and we have had it for just about a year and have had no problems. Refill clean water and dump dirty mop water once a week. Obstacle avoidance seems to work pretty well too, no incidents yet!

Got the qrevo plus from target on sale and sadly it just could not keep up with the dirt in my house (3 shedding pets, 3 active kids, 2 adults, and a backyard that won’t grow grass). I went into a dreame store near me and they sold me on the x50 ultra and it is working great for my family. I have some complaints… it’s SLOW to clean. So I run it downstairs while we sleep and all pets are upstairs so nobody can mess with it. The battery life isn’t great, so it has to stop cleaning to charge, but again it’s doing it while we sleep so it’s not a huge issue. I dump the dirty tank in the morning and refill the clean water tank then it’s all set for the next nights run. I usually run it on vacuum only in the middle of the day and it is keeping up way better than our roborock. That being said. I liked the roborock but definitely noticed we are too much for it and I’m going to ship it to my mom bc she’s refuses to buy one for herself.

Yes, I have a golden retriever and fluffy cats. The robovac is awesome cause it has two smaller rollers angled in and it stops the long retriever feathers getting wrapped around. We have the qrevo c plus (something like that). With my ecovac it had one long roller and I was constantly having to cut out the fur.

Roborock Q Revo series, I recommend the Plus model or better. Auto detects carpet and has different settings for it. One setting I like is when telling it to mop and vacuum an area, you can have it vacuum the carpeted areas before even wetting the mop pads. So it will vacuum just the carpet then return to the dock, wet the mop pads, then vacuum & mop the hard flooring.

So based on your needs roborock.qrevo series might be a good fit. I have a Qrevo and has auto empty dock and great with.pet hair due to anti tangle feature Also I have a baby at home and Roborock parts are easy to get so sometimes rather than cleaning them out I just replace them when I don't have time and that might be helpful for the household as you can replace them when you are there and it reduces maintenance Another option with no mop is Eufy , the parts are ok to find and good for pet hair So here are some or the recommendations: 1) https://amzn.to/4dDP1a1 Qrevo series; great for hair. Coat 599 2) https://amzn.to/4dNIDNp Roborock qrevo plus: 599 3) https://amzn.to/4dEAYRA Eufy 60; this is a good starting point if you want to test and dont need a mop. May need some more maintenance but overall good and worth the cost To your point of silent, auto empty docks are not that silent in general so I suggest you check some videos to gauge the noise and if it's acceptable for you. There are different vaccum settings which reduces noise but that's about it, auto empty docks do make noise a little though

Great question — all four are solid options, but if **precise, straight-line navigation** and **smart edge cleaning** are your top priorities, here’s a quick breakdown based on real-world usage and reviews: # Dreame L10s Ultra Gen 2 – Best All-Around * **Straight-line pathing is excellent** thanks to improved AI + LiDAR + front obstacle camera. * **Edge mopping is actually intelligent** (mops extend and trace baseboards). * Very few complaints about zigzagging once mapping is complete. * 7,000Pa suction + mop lifting, self-cleaning dock, and fully automated. Here’s a product link with more details: 👉 [Dreame L10s Ultra Gen2](https://www.dreametech.com/products/l10s-ultra-gen-2-robot-vacuum?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=Reasonable-Cheek-214&utm_campaign=Recs) # Ecovacs T30C / T50 Omni * Great suction and dual mop arms (the T50 improves on the T30). * Pathing is solid, but **edge handling tends to be weaker** than Dreame or Roborock. * App experience isn’t as refined — sometimes gets confused with complex layouts. * T30C lacks some dock automation that the T50 has. # Roborock Q Revo Plus * Clean layout and UI, but **no AI obstacle detection** like the Dreame or Ecovacs models. * Does fine in open spaces, but might **zigzag around furniture** more. * Mops don’t retract — they only lift slightly. # ✅ Verdict: If you want top-tier navigation and the most “set it and forget it” automation, **go for the L10s Ultra Gen 2**. It nails precise movement and doesn’t get lost or spin in circles like older bots — and it’s often **more affordable** than Ecovacs' high-end models with better long-term reliability. Let me know if you want to compare carpet handling, obstacle detection, or app features!

All three are solid picks, but here’s a quick breakdown to help you decide: **🥇 Dreame L10s Ultra Gen 2** – Best all-rounder * Excellent AI obstacle avoidance * Dual mop pads that lift on carpet * Auto mop washing, drying, and dustbin emptying * Great app, reliable mapping ✅ Ideal if you want *hands-free cleaning* with smart features. **🥈 Roborock Q Revo Plus** – Best value * Rotating mops, mop lifting, and self-cleaning dock * Slightly weaker obstacle avoidance than Dreame * Great Roborock app and consistent performance ✅ Best if you want *great cleaning* without breaking the bank. **🥉 Ecovacs T50 Pro Omni** – Feature-rich but newer * Powerful suction and solid navigation * Ecovacs app can feel cluttered * AI features not as polished as Dreame or Roborock ✅ Good if you want *top hardware* and don’t mind a learning curve. **Verdict:** If you want the most *refined smart experience*, go with the **L10s Ultra Gen 2**. If budget is tighter, **Q Revo Plus** offers 90% of the experience for less. The **T50 Pro** is promising but still proving itself.

€1,000 budget + mopping first + reliability > features = **Roborock Q Revo line**. It won’t wow you, but it also won’t strand you with dead mop hardware again.

I don't know anything about the others but I just bought the Roborock Qrevo L on the last Amazon sale in Australia. Never owned one before and it's probably the best money I've spent all year, it just works flawlessly and keeps my house basically spotless.

Why are robot vacuum model names so confusing? Anyway, I bought the Roborock Q Revo L (Australian model I think?) in the last Amazon sale and it's been lovely. The spinning mop heads actually work better than I expected - they obviously won't pick up everything like stubborn stains but they do a 90% job every time. I have the one with the auto emptying dustbin, auto refilling and auto emptying water tanks, auto mop washing, and it's great - probably the best money I've spent all year. It does tend to get pretty dirty though, and the area where it washes and dries the mops tends to get a bit gunky and needs a good scrub pretty much weekly. Disclaimer: I've never owned a robot vacuum before this, so I could just be wowed by the whole thing in general rather than the specifics of this particular model

The group chat has been converted. I bought roborock qrevo s when that was the one I ended up choosing 1 year ago for $1100. Currently on Amazon you can get the newer qrevo L for $600. I think that's an amazing price for what it is. Was 700 earlier in the year and friends bought them. Got one for the office as well. It's not got a camera on it which was a cyber security want of mine but that does limit the features. Bunch of friends and family have bought with positive results.