Roborock - Qrevo Pro

I have the Q Revo Pro and it does an incredible job

I recently purchased a QRevo Master and Pro during Black Friday. I replaced a Roomba J7+. I’m fairly happy with the mopping functionality but the obstacle avoidance is…a fraction as good. I assumed with all the tech and AI it would be better or at most marginally worse. But it’s really night and day. The J7 was excellent at avoiding even the smallest out of place objects, a sock, a cord, etc. I know commenters will say to just keep things off the floor. But I bought these things to vacuum when I’m out of the house. The was great with the j7. Everything just feels clean when you get back. These Roborocks on the other hand will just pick up any loose object and drag it around for 30 minutes. A sock, a shirt, a small box. Also if you happen to be walking around while it’s running the vacuums will bump into your feet repeatedly. I’ve seen some discussion of this, but reviewers like vacuum wars still give these a 4.7 for obstacle avoidance. I would say it’s like a 3 at best. I’ve also seen some discussion of it being better on previous firmware versions. I’m curious if that’s true. I’m hoping I can be optimistic a software update could improve this. It seems like the hardware should be more than capable, but it’s just not stacking up right now

I have the Roborock Qrevo pro. I can tell you that it cleans my 900 sq/ft first floor, hardwood and area area rug perfectly. I have a 35 lbs dog. Every morning, 99% of dirt/hair is vacuumed and hardwood is washed. 10/10, would recommend.

For our 1400 sq foot house with 2 cats, the Qrevo pro has been a godsend for us. We run it 6 days a week and our floors are nearly spotless (LVP and a few rugs). Twice a month we do a full vacuum to get into the hard to reach areas the robot can’t access and once a month we do a full manual mop with a bucket. The mop water is rarely dirtier than a light light brown.

We have had a roborock for 6 years not. Just upgraded to the qrevo pro for the mopping feature. I don’t think they’re BIFL but 10000000% the best thing I’ve ever purchased. I recommend everyone I know to get one because it saves so much time/effort/sanity.

It looked exactly like this when we used qrevo pro for the first time

I did the same; I returned the Qrevo and got the Qrevo Pro instead. Have you noticed that the Pro takes more time to clean and tends to take extra time, especially around doors and other items?

We just got the Roborock Qrevo Pro during the Amazon sale. There are plenty of $1000+ models but I fell down a rabbit hole doing research, and the Qrevo Pro matched everything I wanted without having too many bells and whistles … and it was only $500, so I could get one for upstairs and one for downstairs. We’ve had them a few weeks and already love them. And we’ve been running them everyday with two cats and a GSD, with no dog hair entanglement issues.

Aw man I got the Qrevo Pro. Hopefully it has the ability to support Matter and comes later in an update.

These model names are really horrible.... Which one is the best price/performance one nowadays? It was QRevo Pro when I bought it last year. Which one of these newer ones are almost identical or better for about the same price?

I have a Roborock Qrevo Pro. Love it. Does require you keep things picked up and needs a few minutes of attention per day, filling/draining water tanks, unsticking it from under the couch, unjamming socks, changing the mop heads, etc, But nothing compared to the time it saves.

Been using roborocks for a few years and they are amazing! Far better than roombas. We now have the qrevo pro and it's a game changer with the refillable tanks. We are planning to eventually get the one that you can run a water line and drain to. Check out vacuum wars on YouTube. They have very good tests and comparisons between brands.

I can't imagine not having self empty. You will absolutely love that feature. If you're sure you don't need a mop (I didn't think I needed one, but I really like it and I don't even have kids or dogs), I would look at the Roborock Q5+ duoroller or similar. I highly recommend getting a robot with lidar navigation. it works so much better than older bump and turn systems. iRobot kinda sucks these days from what I understand. You can definitely have a robot vac run in a different room while you're cleaning elsewhere. That said I think the best way to use a robot vacuum is to set it on a schedule. I have a robot on each of the two floors of my house. I have our fancier Qrevo Pro vacuum/mop the kitchen everyday and do the rest of the floor twice a week. Downstairs I have a Roborock Q7+ that vacuums the back entry way everyday and the rest of the floor twice a week

I like both of the robots, but the Qrevo Pro is more impressive and I like the mopping feature (the q7 has a mop too, but it's pretty bad-- like lightly running a wet Swiffer around). It does a much better job than I expected it to. No robot vacuum is really suited to a huge mess and they dont replace the need to pull out a real vacuum or mop once in awhile. But on the day to day they pick up a surprising amount of dust and debris

We had a Roomba S9 plus, which was a great vacuum! We have two golden retrievers that shed heavily, and the Roomba handled it with ease. However, as years went on, it developed constant software issues, which finally was its end. We replaced it with a Roborock Q Revo Pro, it doesn’t stand a chance against my dogs. The roller is constantly requiring maintenance, and the vacuum port is too small to allow the dust bin to fully be emptied into the bag, it is constantly clogged. (Like the one pictured above.) We have found that the mop really just spreads the dirt around and isn’t really effective in its ability to actually clean the tile. It has a setting where you control how frequently it returns to the base to wash its mop pads which we have set to its most frequent setting. We purchased additional pads to be able to wash and replace them frequently. Over time we notice our tile and grout getting darker and darker from the ineffective vacuum and the mop just spreading it around. It has been a big disappointment!

thank you for the advice! I ended up buying the qrevo pro, which is like the qrevo master, but it has 1 roller instead of two. but it does look like it has a bigger dustbin. i bought it, thinking ill just see if it cleans well and if not ill return it to target. so far, so good, have ran it a few times, the house is so much cleaner! and the automations work!

I can always return it and get the master! Right now the pro is vacuuming everything up. are you saying that long term it will not be as reliable? i am totally open to changing, but i was able to get the pro on sale for $600.

I understand that you might wonder if it’s worth it. I felt the same way but couldn’t be happier with my Roborock Q Revo Pro. I am able to clean the kitchen and bathroom floors daily. We have a Golden Retriever and not seeing the fluffs of hair that seem to show up like magic on our hard floors (laminate and tile) is so worth it. I anticipate having to get out the mop occasionally to get to those places the Roborock doesn’t but that is so much better than washing by hand. I just ordered a second one (not as fancy) for our upstairs bedroom and bath. Roborock has a 30 day return policy, as well if you don’t like it.

Roborock QRevo Pro ($650 I think). Love it. We have two dogs, one which sheds a lot (Shiba Inu) and we have it vacuum twice a day. Mop twice a week. It is very much worth it in my opinion.

I think a model in the roborock q Revo line would best fit your needs~ I would recommend the Q Revo Plus (649) as it has the newfangled mop extend, a feature I appreciate since my corgi drools very close to walls and my previous robot couldn’t mop that area. If you want it to clean its mops with hot water (best suited if you cook a lot and need that grease dissolving power), I’d recommend the Q Revo Pro (799). I will say that the rubber brush is prone to tangling, which is most pronounced on the sides. Neither of the models I just mentioned have cameras so it’s good for those who are privacy conscious. Roborock’s extending side brush is not designed very well so I see complaints of it being stuck. If you want no long hair pet tangles on the roller and the side brush, you’d have to pony up a lot more for the Q Revo Curv (an ungodly 1599 USD) which is more likely to have its price fall drastically by the time you get used to it. There was also dreame I was considering but from the tests and reviews I’ve seen, it seems that roborock generally performs better with purely vacuuming the carpet and Dreame’s recent flagships can’t use the side brush on carpets.

If you want mopping, the QRevo Pro will be the best for this as it has spinning mops and will constantly clean the mops while mopping.

The QRevo Pro is a good choice if it is in your budget with discounts! I see it retails at 659 USD, which was the price I found the MOVA P10 Pro Ultra at (a dreame l40 with no mop removal which doesn’t concern you). MOVA is a dreame subbrand.

The QRevo Pro is definitely not at the same level as the MOVA P10 Pro Ultra. Discounts for robot vacuums seem to be pretty common so you could wait for another holiday and it’ll be back at the same price or lower.

After daily vacuuming then mopping, my hardwood floors became notably softer and had a shine. I’d recommend robots with roller mops or spinning mops. For roller mop robots, I’d recommend the eufy S1 (Pro), eufy E25/E28, MOVA Z50 Ultra, and the Narwal Flow. All of these robots except for the eufy E25/E28 will have good obstacle avoidance. For spinning mop robots, I’d recommend dreame/MOVA robots with the AceClean/jetspray dryboard, the Narwal Freo line with an all in one base station, the roborock qrevo line. If obstacle avoidance is important, I’d consider the Dreame L40S Pro Ultra, L/X50 Ultra and the Narwal Z/Z10 Ultra.

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.

What region (usually country) are you in? The offerings and their respective prices greatly vary by region. Generally: The Mainland Chinese market has the greatest variety and choices of robot vacuums. Even Narwal has a bigger lineup there. The mainland US (not so sure about Hawaii and Alaska as I’ve heard logistical issues there) will have the second greatest variety and the most choices outside mainland China. This market generally gets discounts first. If you are in the US, you can definitely consider the refurbished dreame models as these deliver the most bang for your buck. I have heard that the quality of these aren’t very consistent and that it’ll be better to get the official dreame 2 year warranty to deal with this possible issue instead of Allstate’s 2 year warranty as it seems that Allstate believes a regular vacuum shop can inspect and repair robot vacuums. I think that dreame will have the smartest omakase system with the refurbished X40 Ultra ([799 USD](https://www.ebay.com/itm/356133310411?itmmeta=01JAGC96GKTKN9AHJB1GK3MPMB&hash=item52eb330fcb:g:wlkAAOSwC5xmwwbp)). It can use its camera to detect stuff like kitty litter and larger debris like the wood chips your adorable chinchilla likes to throw and will accordingly increase its suction to do so. In my experience, the TriCut brush has worked great with my long haired corgi’s fur and long hair in my home and the side brush does not tangle hair at all. Unfortunately, it seems Dreame’s customer support has negative to mixed reviews. You could also consider the roborock Q Revo Pro! Roborock’s app seems to be rather solid and their customer service receives mixed to positive reviews. I’ve experienced this too when I asked about the availability of roborock in my region on the weekend. One replied to me very quickly and helpfully on the next business day. When I sent a follow up email, I received Google translated slop….

It is at least equivalent, if not even better. With physical disabilities I wouldn't pick a Vibrarise robot, because cleaning the dock might be a pain. Much easier with a revo mopper. You can just take the tray out for cleaning.

QV35S if vacuuming is your priority. Qrevo Pro if mopping is your priority. If you have mostly hard floor, or maybe some uncomplicated short piled carpet as well, I'd propose the Pro for better mopping. If you have large carpet area with a bit longer pile, or if you have shedding pets with lots of hair or long hair, I'd probably choose the QV.

I bought a Qrevo Pro 2 weeks ago for $659. It's amazing on our hardwood & tile floors. I'm extremely pleased with it. It's currently on sale for $619. I understand $600 is the very, very top of your budget, but for a tiny stretch, you could get one of the better mopping 'bots on the market with an extending mop pad, hot water pad washing, and mopping dirt detection. I am definitely biased having recently purchased, but after too much research I feel it's one of the most capable & well-reviewed mopping bots at that price point. IMHO, it has most of the more useful features of the high-end models for half the price.

I just bought my first robovac, a qrevo pro and I think it’s pretty great, but like I said I’m new to this.

Using a qrevo pro, but get one with mop rollers that squeegee out the moisture. Roborocks software is good.

Roborock Qrevo Pro is my champ. Integration with home assistant is great and the performance has been terrific.

I love our Roborock Q Revo Pro, which has all the features you request. I have the integration set-up in HA, but frankly don't see any advantages of running it through HA vs just using the application. The Roborock application has scheduling built-in and I cannot really think of useful automations I want/need to interact with the vacuum.

QRevo and QRevo Pro. Three dogs, 1 cat. One of the dogs is a Great Pyrenees, and the shedding is remarkable. My robots run several times a day, and always VACUUM first and empty often, then mop. My single rollers do get tangled, but it's not a big deal to deal with them.

I have two long haired individuals in our home. I take out the roller in my Qrevo Pro and the hairs come out easily from the sides. . 10 seconds. Didn’t notice any damage to the rubber.

I returned my second Eufy X10 and I really think that machine has design flaws which cannot be fixed with software updates. I liked the customer service though, they were excellent in arranging a refund. I moved to a mid-segment in Roborock (Qrevo Pro), since I had a positive experience with an older robot before. The app and the cleaning performance is much better than Eufy. For example there is has an option to vacuum carpets first and then start mopping, or a real DND mode (Eufy ignores DND and resumes a task after charging. It only skips auto-emptying). The app also has almost no bugs, unlike Eufy’s buggy app. However, Roborock’s customer service is not known to be very good and its object avoidance is worse than Dreame. Narwhal Freo Z has good object avoidance, but Freo X lacks auto emptying. Both Dreame and Narwhal have bad customer services per user comments. If you are in the US, I would get a Roborock or Narwhal from Costco unless the model you want is not available. I got Qrevo Pro from Amazon for $650 during Prime Day sale, but Costco doesn’t sale this model. They have Qrevo MaxV, but that is much more expensive. They sell Freo Z, but that is also very expensive.

I come from an s5max, which vacuumed, but the mop only wet the floor. The aspiration of the s8, mine is basic, only with a charging base, is infinitely better. The mop cleans the floor, not to give it a 10, but a 6, compared to the 1 for the s5max. I clean the mop with detergent every time I scrub, empty the chicken and refill the tank, it's a bit tedious, but I didn't dare to buy the complete set. The design of the s8 is for the complete game, since the water and chicken tank are very small. I'm quite happy, I spend it about three times a week and I haven't gone back to work myself. I bought another roborock for my mother, the Qrevo pro set, for about €600 and it is much better than the basic s8.

Thanks. I have a Roborock Qrevo Pro right now. It's good on rugs and ok on floors. I'm considering moving the Roborock to a level that is 90% carpet and getting the S1 Pro for a level that is all floors with one area rug. If could do it over I would have gotten a less expensive vacuum only robot for the mostly carpeted level and the S1 Pro for the level with floor.

I don't see how anybody can know which models are going to hold up the longest over time. There could be some critical point of failure in a new model that won't be discovered for 2 years. Without some disassembly and analysis, how could anybody know. And regardless of the model, almost all products have bell shaped defect curve where most fail within a certain range of time, some last long, and some fail sooner. So there's also luck involved. I choose the features I want and try to not overspend to protect for the worst case scenario (i.e. early death out of warranty). I hope my Qrevo Pro lasts 4+ years. But I bought it at a price that even it it only goes 2 years I will see it as a good value After 6 months and 160 hours of cleaning time, it's still performing well. It has a couple of small quirks/bugs in the software or firmware. But none are a big deal. (As a software engineer I would like to get a look at the code and have a chance to debug some of the issues. I would also add a couple of options while I was in there. How cool would it be to open source the software!)

In terms of performance for value, the Roborock Qrevos are good. I don't have experience with other brands so there may be better options. I like the Qrevo Pro for the money. The Qrevo Master has the dual roller brush which is a little better and it the arm extends to get debris out of corners better. The Qrevo Edge has more suction and the divided brush, which I believe is even better than the and it has more suction, which may not matter much. I got the Qrevo Pro for \~$550 on sale. The Edge is about twice the price right now. I would like the extra features, but not for 2x the cost. Maybe wait until the Prime day to see if they go on sale? The Mova P10 Pro Ultra looks similar to the Qrevo Master, but it has only one roller. So maybe better than the Qrevo Pro, but not as good as the Qrevo Master? It seems to be priced about the same as the Qrevo Pro. While I like the Roborock Qrevos, I would prefer to have a robot that vacuums up dirty water and cleans the mop as it goes.

For me, the Qrevo Pro. I got mine on sale for $550. If were not on sale I would have gone for the Qrevo. When I compare the Qrevo Pro to other more expensive models, I don't see much difference in the areas that really matter for cleaning. A little better cleaning in the corners would be nice, but the extended mopping arm on the Qrevo pro is great. Auto detergent dispensing I don't really care about. Some models have "sonic" mopping. I see now evidence that this is better than the spinning mops. EDIT: The Edge appears to be similar to the Pro, but it has a larger battery, more suction, and 2 roller heads vs. one. I would take these features, but not at 2x the cost. The Qrevo Pro on sale looks like the sweet spot to me. Some things I would like: * Vacuuming up water from mopping. This will be a new feature and is likely 2-3 years away from being good enough that I want to buy it. * Significantly better carpet cleaning. This is probably not happening in a small vacuum any time soon. * A lower profile like the Slim to get under more furniture. This I may pay more for the next time I buy. Other than a lower profile to get under more furniture, I don't see anything in the more expensive models that I would really need or even want.

The Qrevo pro was terrible at avoiding cables, or anything for that matter. Would eat iPhone cables, HDMI cords, laptop cords.

I can at least help with some of the Qrevo’s based on my own research I’ve been doing for this sale. Like you, I was replacing an older Roborock and didn’t want to go too high but still wanted some nice features. I ended up focusing on the Qrevo S, Qrevo Plus, and Qrevo Pro. They all are very similar, same 7000 pa suction, same 10mm mop pad lift, same object avoidance tech (which tbh isn’t that great from the reviews I’ve seen but I usually pick objects up that could get caught so it doesn’t bother me), mostly same dock capability with auto empty/mop pad washing and drying. The differences are with the mopping and they are minor but it depends how much you value the features that would be included. Qrevo S: The base model, everything as described as above Qrevo Plus: adds the flexible mop arm that offers better edge cleaning Qrevo Pro: adds the flexible mop arm AND has hot water mop pad washing and intelligent dirt detection that can sense when the mop pads are dirtier than normal and will wash them extra If it was based solely on just sale price, I would have gotten the Plus for myself. I value having the flexible mop arm to get the most coverage possible. But I was able to get a Pro for an even better deal through Target with coupons so that’s the one I went with. I’ve seen that the hot water wash and intelligent dirt detection are a little gimmicky, but ultimately it was primarily about the mop arm for me and I chose the Pro because I could get it for a better price. Hope this helps!

We have a GSD and the Robirock q Revo Pro and it's the SAME issues. Maybe they all need a German Shedder model

There is no robot with perfect obstacle avoidance, it’s technically impossible to ever get this right as there is very little difference between something small enough to vacuum up, and something that can jam a robot. Companies should stop marketing their robots as such. It’s your responsibility as a robot owner to scan your room before you start the routine. I have a qrevo pro and toddlers just like you. It takes me about a minute to scan my floors for rings, cords, other small plastic toys, then I don’t have any issues.

No obstacle avoidance system will ever be 100%. It’s your job to scan your floors before your routines initiate and make sure the robot can handle what it’s about to clean. It’s a minor trade off IMO to have an amazing experience having perfectly clean floors. If that’s too much to ask, then manually cleaning your floors is your only other option. Side note: i love my Qrevo pro!

Roomba’s are garbage. You may as well save a trip to the store and just leave 500 dollars in your closet, because otherwise that’s where your roomba will live unused 24/7. Everyone i know who has one never uses them. That being said, i think my Roborock Qrevo Pro is an awesome purchase close to your range. It was 650 when i bought it over the new year. You could get a base model qrevo for around 500 i think. The roborock software is really nice, and makes vacuuming/mopping a nearly perfect fuss free experience. Parts are easy and cheap to change out when needed. Vacuum/mopping robots seem expensive at first, but the amount of time they save you makes them completely worth it. Don’t try to cheap out on the wrong model, make sure whichever one you end up with has a good user experience.

Roborock Qrevo pro is fantastic.

Yeah, I thought about getting one with a camera since it was indicated to be better (but variable) and I just went with a Qrevo Pro knowing that if it ever hits a solid animal mess it will be bad. It seems like some of the other systems out there are better at this sort of thing but I'm glad I didn't spend extra for the vision system if it fails that way. I don't really understand why this is so hard to solve, especially with a structured light system. Look for things that stick up above the surface a certain height and skip those things. Color vision should be able to make that better, perhaps not perfect. Pet waste of a certain size seems like it shouldn't be crazy.. cords might be harder. Are there any that are pretty bulletproof?

I bought the Qrevo Pro (800$) and it’s amazing. So clean now.

Qrevo Pro would be the highest tier without having a camera. I received one yesterday and so far, very impressed.

Go for qrevo pro. Just bought it. Worth the money

I use roborock qrevo pro, it works well

Qrevo Pro owner. Hard wood floors , small appartment . Great vaccuuming and mopping Great mapping Good edge cleaning vac and mop Corner cleaning is where it lacks , and what I mean is the last half inch in the corner will not be cleaned properly . The side brushes do not reach. As far as obstacle avoidance I see here that these robots are not good at it , but it did fine with my random shoes and flip flops being scattered around . Disclaimer : I've only had this robot for about 2 weeks.

The mopping feature is the favorite part of my Qrevo Pro. I've only had it for a few months and it's been fantastic, just have to keep cords under control or they'll knock off the mop pads

I was the other user that has had a bad experience, but perhaps it is just my furniture design/house design! The Mova is a really premium feeling unit and the app is really not as hard as people say it is IMO..... but it is also true that some of the functions straight up did not work when I set it up... like vacuum first then mop. It vacuumed and then mopped the carpet even though I could see hash marks where there was carpet detected. When I first ran it on auto map/then do the first cleaning it also mopped my carpets. The roborock automatically and without any fiddling did everything perfectly on its own. My Mova may be defective. If I dont end up keeping the roborock I will probably get a replacement and post a update. The roborock qrevo pro just works 100% of the time with no issues other than a chair I have with thin flat support bar it gets stuck on so it is temping to just keep the qrevo pro and return everything else.

only first photo is loading for me, but looks like a regular rough concrete basement flooring. My q revo pro will vac and mop that just fine. These robots will climb over horizontal char legs and raised floor ledges without issues (just some banging noise).

Looooove our roborock q revo pro

Qrevo pro on the 25th.

$599

Yes, I just purchased it with 10% additional discount

I got the QrevoPro from Target on a deal day this week--for reference, $400 off the list price of $999. Nice set of features without going to the $1500 range. So far I like it, though I'm upgrading from possibly the dumbest, blindest robovac on the planet. It's nice to not have go searching for it.

2 cats .. same size appartment, 1 large carpet in livingroom and unter dining table in another room. the rest is wooden floor and tiles. the robo is doing an amazing job and it has never been as clean (mostly dust from open windows) as it is now. roborock qrevo pro ist doing a full mop and clean every day (mo-fr) at 06:30am. but .. i am walking in every room before, checking for toys, vommit, shit and piss. only had 1 toy problem but you'll never know and better save than sorry. the main work with the vacuum is the weekly (or bi weekly) water tank and the cleaning of sensors and filter. not a very big deal and way more relaxing than cleaning all of the rooms by myself. i still vacuum the whole apt once a month with a dyson. still enough to be found. but mostly my own hair .. i would never let the roborock run fully on it's own, unsupervised, to vac and mop, if there is a chance that one of the cats had an accident and shat on the floor .. no matter carpet oder wood .. the qrevo would be beyond repair, no matter what anyone says, i would throw it out immediately. my mom is fully on fire since she saw my roborock but can't make sure to maintain the machine. water, cleaning, sensors .. so we need to think about it.

I had the Roborock Qrevo Pro and it vacuumed well and emptied itself. I ended up taking it back because, though vacuuming is part of the priority, the main priority is mopping for me. The Roborock doesn't actually pick up the mopping water, so basically just pushing around what it already mopped until it gets back to its station to clean itself. So in areas like my laundry room with tile the dirt would catch on the edges of the tile leaving a residue that made the floor looking dirtier than it was previously. I've done a bunch of research, and I will be getting a eufy with the Hydrojet system. I have 6 dogs (2 of which are Great Pyrenees), so there's LOTS of hair, but my rumba does an ok job with that when it works more than once a day. BUT the dogs also bring in icky paws at times, so I really want a robot one that cleans and sucks up its dirty water and continuing to clean with fresh water. The eufy's fit the bill. I currently have a CrossWave cordless max wet dry vac, which cleans with fresh water and vacuuming up the dirty water, and though it's not a robot it provides the type of clean floors that I'm looking for in a robot vac as well. The eufy was the only one that I saw that operated in this way.

I returned the eufy q20 and got qrevo pro , miles ahead better. The qrevo app is so much better too and mapping it’s a breeze plus no one says this : the eufy cant go through a multiple floor home by itself ! You have to carry the dock to each floor so the robot can return an get mops washed . The q debo you have no issues because it holds an internal water supply and will ask to be returned if needed not possible with eufy which will go into Vacuum only mode if dock is not in same map / area

I got the Pro. Awesome so far. extended mop works well against the wall and around furniture legs and such. I would recommend.

I would still recommend. I run it 5x a week and haven't had any issues with it. Easy to maintain just need to clean the tray weekly (pops out easy) and fill and empty the water tanks. You do need to be mindful of soft objects that can get tangled under the bot like small sock or cable so I do a quick scope around the house before I leave

Between Eufy and Roborock I would go with Roborock; I dont have the qrevo curve [https://amzn.to/45aV6Z4](https://amzn.to/45aV6Z4) but I have the Qrevo Pro; except the size of it I love everything else: [https://amzn.to/3ZbZ67X](https://amzn.to/3ZbZ67X) When i bought it if I had the option I would have go for curve too as it would be sleeker. So Why I am saying Roborock is 1) Easy App especially with higher models they make sure they update; this is my 2nd roborock and the 1st one lasted 5 years. 2) Spare parts are relatively easy to get as many other companies make them and I remember getting some in bulk for my previous roborock and planning to do the same Example, here are some spare part options: [https://amzn.to/44yg583](https://amzn.to/44yg583) So in short; I would choose Roborock; it has been working well for me and long lasting and good maintenance wise

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Here are some of the Roborock recommendations, I have a pet too that gets dirt from our garden and we stay in a wet climate so you can image! 1) Roborock S8 MaxV : [https://amzn.to/3Z0n45V](https://amzn.to/3Z0n45V) ; great especially if you dont have carpet and will use the mop (which is my case at the ground floor with pets). Just a note this one is bulky so make sure you have room 2) Roborock Qrevo Pro: [https://amzn.to/43jNP84](https://amzn.to/43jNP84) I loved this one and gifted to my parents as they wanted some edge cleaning and have some parts as carpets but work great on harder floors too 3) Qrevo curve: Havent tried myself but hearing great great reviews and honestly seems like my next purchase as I like its size also has very high suction so great for pet hair and small dirt particles: [https://amzn.to/437WNUF](https://amzn.to/437WNUF)

Hello! I have posted this before.. but I am a dog owner as well and here is my tested recommendation So I have 2 dogs, both shed a lot and get a lot of mud from our yard and generally where I live is quite rainy so all after the rain the dogs do get the floor dirty Because of this I absolutely needed a mop and of course vaccum for hair and carpet as well. I use Roborock (https://amzn.to/48YmUPv) and have been quite satisfied. By the time I clean them after their mud fiasco the roborock is able to mop off mud and wet dirt off the floor. I can also just clean a small area that has dirt and get the robovac to the dock again and all this with the app which is super helpful. Tried and tested for pets: I had linked the Roborock qrevo: [https://amzn.to/4jZ2wCU](https://amzn.to/4jZ2wCU) ; . I like it for its parts and as I mentioned I clean every 2-3 days only Qrevo is great too and I have seen it work pretty well! [https://amzn.to/42ZmAyb](https://amzn.to/42ZmAyb) I also block some high wire areas in the app so I am guessing you can do so for your carpet if needed. I prefer it's self cleaning as it helps me use the mop or vacuum twice a day if needed too and then I just empty it out when full. Generally I am a heavy user and with that I empty the dock station every 3 days. I suggest roborock also because of its spare parts are generally easily available by other companies and I get them and keep in bulk. When the brush gets too tangled I just change it and it's not that big of a lift. This is my second roborock and I do stand by the brand. First one lasted me 4 years with 1 dog and I am hoping this one lasts me well too!

\+1 here for the Qrevo Pro

> Navigation: Travels super close to baseboards, navigates area rugs How well does it vacuum along the edge of rugs? I find my Qrevo Pro doesn't get close enough to the edge of the carpet from the hardwood floor, instead it'll go along the edge of the carpet with one wheel up on the carpet and therefore be too far away from the floor to be effective

Mine runs along the carpet, it just often runs with one wheel on one wheel off instead of running along the edge from the bottom

Ok, kind of similar to me then haha... You might want something with a camera for the toys, I have a Roborock QRevo Edge and I'm pretty happy with it, but it's quite recent and many features might be overkill (threshold climbing, etc). Depending on budget obviously, you might want a slimmer version, or something cheaper like the QRevo Pro which has the most useful features, but no camera. You'll probably want to move the toys a bit though as even if it avoided them, it would be cleaning less uniformly. https://global.roborock.com/pages/robot-vacuum-cleaner-compare Not sure how Israel is with current models, but many of those might be missing like in Canada, but found this comparison tool a good first step in my shopping comparison within their models. Not an expert in other companies, but others might have ideas and experiences. :)

I’ve found that my Pro has a hard time avoiding cables, so I have to make sure that cables are taken off the floor before it runs, otherwise they’ll jam it up

Yeah there are for sure a lot of models and features to keep up with for these robots, especially considering a flagship model last year was $1800 with worse features than a basic $350 model today. Vacuums wars certainly gives every match the best review but it seemingly forgets ownership so I take his reviews with a grain of salt. RTINGS seems to have an opposite issue but I still value their objective measurements. Overall id say stick with roborock or dreame. Roborock has the nicest app and experience, while dreame (imo) is the best for mopping despite its app being a little tacky and poorly translated. At that price point I'd try and go for the roborock q revo pro. It has advanced mopping features like hot water & turbidity sensor and the mop leggy but doesn't have expensive features like a lifting main brush or camera obstacle avoidance. The other great option is the dreame l10s ultra pro. It also has hot water, turbidity sensor, and a mop leggy, but also has a camera avoidance system, which is... Okay in my experience. Not as good as the more expensive robots. If you don't need advanced obstacle avoidance or advanced vacuum features (leaving mops behind, dual roller, lifting roller) then I'd get one of those two. I personally own a dreame l10s ultra (and trialed it against a roborock q revo, which didn't work as well in my mopping situations). There are other minor differences between the two but they're able to be overcome. Dreame also has an excellent hair cutting roller brush available for their cheaper robots. Both brands sell their 1st part accessories on AliExpress for far cheaper than Amazon. Good luck & enjoy.

So I bought a q revo and dreame l10s and compared them directly and ended up keeping the l10s because it seems to do a better job of mopping (and is willing to mop in skinnier areas of my hard floor around rugs). I don't mind the worse app with dreame, it's completely usable and reliable, just with weird translations. I genuinely like the roborock carpets first feature but I don't miss it with scheduling. If you can afford the l40 ultra, that's what I would buy for the best features (hot water mop washing, self cleaning washboard, water turbidity sensor, mop extend & lifting brush, hair cutting roller). How much more expensive are the premier q revo models in your area (the master, slim, edge, curv)? If theyre the same price (or you can afford the slight increase) I'd get those for the best of both worlds: premier features and the superior roborock app.

So I bought a q revo and dreame l10s and compared them directly and ended up keeping the l10s because it seems to do a better job of mopping (and is willing to mop in skinnier areas of my hard floor around rugs). I don't mind the worse app with dreame, it's completely usable and reliable, just with weird translations. I genuinely like the roborock carpets first feature but I don't miss it with scheduling. If you can afford the l40 ultra, that's what I would buy for the best features (hot water mop washing, self cleaning washboard, water turbidity sensor, mop extend & lifting brush, hair cutting roller). How much more expensive are the premier q revo models in your area (the master, slim, edge, curv)? If theyre the same price (or you can afford the slight increase) I'd get those for the best of both worlds: premier features and the superior roborock app.

I have similar needs to you and bought a Qrevo Pro last year when it launched and am still very happy with it. In fact I bought another one for my parents two months ago and I was surprised how well it works there even though their house is less tidy than mine. I think that robot has an excellent price/performance ratio. I also bought an S8 Pro max before my Qrevo and while it cleans welll, it doesn’t clean up to the wall, is more noisy, and cleaning the dock is more of a chore than the Qrevo

Heyyy, I actually didn't buy it yet cause work. But, I did decide to go with the Pro. The Pa thing is mostly bullshit and there's likely no big relation between higher Pa and better cleaning. And the Pro has the arm thing, which I think might be useful with chairs, tables and whatsoever. Since the difference is not so large and I plan to keep for many years, I'll go with the Pro.

I just got a Roborock Qrevo Pro on sale ($600 down from $1100). It vacuums, mops, self empties, and self cleans the mop pads all on its own. I can't understate how nice it is to have vacuumed, mopped floors when I wake up every day. If you look at reviews, it's supposedly not the best at picking up dog hair but it's been great for me and I have no complaints.

The Qrevo Master is a fantastic robot. I have it, an s8 MaxV ultra and a Qrevo Pro. The Qrevo Master may very well be Roborock's new "flagship" unit! You made a great choice!

Master has advantaged over the Pro; FlexiArm side brush for in corner sweeping 10,000 Pa suction vs 7000 Pa Self cleaning mop tray Dual roller riser brush vs single main brush for better overall cleaning Voice assistant and remote viewing capabilities

Better mop washing system (self cleaning tray), both flex arm (sweeps corners) and flex mopping, more powerful suction (10,000 vs 7,000) and a dual roller brush vs single in the pro. Also the master has voice assistant and remote viewing capabilities.

I believe the pro is a terrific unit at a reasonable price point.

I had a RoboRock Q Revo Pro that was really quite and a Narwal Z that’s also not very loud.

I have actually owned one for years, it’s better at vacuuming than the Roborock qrevo pro that’s for sure. I can’t replace the shark with the Roborock for vacuuming and the Roborock eats more cords and cat toys.

I bought the qrevo pro but from eBay for 565€ I just got it today and it seems to work good.

We had it narrowed down to a Roborock qrevo pro and a dreame L10 to replace an aging S5 as well, and opted to go with the Roborock due to familiarity with the app, which was a dream from day one with the old vacuum. That and the dreame has a full on camera, which combined with AI makes it excellent at obstacle avoidance compared to the qrevo, but I’m not super comfortable having a camera on a robot in my home, especially with one of the features being that you could use it as a roving camera to check on pets. That didn’t sit right with me, and I wasn’t going to go through the effort of separating it from the cloud with whatever the program is that allows that. It made more sense to buy a vacuum without a full camera on the front of it. All that being said, we’ve had the Roborock for a week, and it’s an absolute dream. Does decent on carpet, great on hardwood floors, and the mop function, while not perfect, does do a pretty stellar job for daily cleaning.

That makes sense. I didn’t see that in my research, but I was also trying to hit a price point. The flexi arm mop in the qrevo is for sure a game changer, I just wish it had the same function on the brush for the vacuum like the dreame. I think the newer dreame was just at a price point I couldn’t justify, plus the familiarity with the app and the mixed reviews I’d read about the dreame app swayed us to stay with Roborock. I was really close to getting the dreame though for sure. From what I’ve researched they’re both good options. Good luck with your choice!

Get the Roborock QR 798 or Q10 PF/VF or its + variant if you want an automatic empty station included. I'm in Southeast Asia, too! I have had a Q7 TF (similar to Q10 without a vibrating mop and obstacle avoidance) for three weeks, and I love it. I mainly use it to clean hard floors and low-pile rugs. - Q10 has two versions PF (lifting mop) and VF (vibrating mop similar to S8 Max and Saros 10). The + variants included the auto-empty station. - QR 798 is similar to QRevo S but slightly cheaper at least in my country 🇮🇩 - Xiaomi X20+ quite similar to Dreame L10 series and cheaper than QR 798 and L10 (in 🇮🇩). It already has obstacle avoidance features, but unlike Roborock Q7TF and Q10 PF/VF, it doesn't have an anti-hair tangle feature. - Xiaomi X 20 Max - Dreame L10s Ultra gen 2 All these robots use structured light sensors for obstacle avoidance. Unlike the AI camera sensor, it performs less than the latter. Structured light performs worse in detecting very small objects or objects on a high pile and carpet with complex patterns.

I'm on my 4th Roborock The S4 Max. Q5 Pro, Q8 Max and Qrevo Pro which all have lidar navigation and none has ever failed. I watch these forums closely and have notg seen anybody complaining about lidar failure. The top cover of the lidar navigation is actually a button that gets pressed down if a vacuum tries going under someplace where it won't fit such as a couch. Narwal is fairly new to the scene and I have not used their vacuums. I know one thing that I don't like about them is the vacuums don't have on board water tank so if you want to take it to a different floor to mop all you have is the moisture that is on the mop, no tank to replenish the water.

I have the Roborock Q Revolution Master and also the Pro. They have these features and are good machines.

I think you should get a Roborock that does what you want. I have two models of the Q Revolution and both do a very good job of sweeping and mopping. You do have to check them and change the filter a couple of times per week, add water, dump out dirty water. Nothing is carefree but they automatically wash the mops and empty dirt. The Q Master Pro understands a list of voice commands as well. They are excellent at navigation as well. They will save you and your back a lot of time. I use mine daily on schedules and by having two the house is cleaned in half the time.

Oh I had it, it’s even worse. Try testing out its avoidance with almost anything, especially on carpets.

If you don’t have pets, the pro is definitely the best for the price.

I have a Roborock q revo with mop and auto washing/ auto empty base station. I was skeptical about the mopping functionality but my wife talked me into it. I fucking love it.  haven’t touched the floors in over a year except vacuuming behind doors every couple weeks. 

You're welcome! I forgot to mention but the brand of robot vacuums I like is Roborock. I'm like 90% sure I have a Qrevo with the tower, but they have so many freaking models now that I get them all mixed up. I have a much older model from them too that still works great but I got another dog and wanted something that had the auto-empty features and an actual mop, so I upgraded. So I can vouch that they're excellent!

I have a roborock qrevo vacuum mop. 2 kids and a dog and it works great never had any issues. I also have a sebo corded vacuum for deeper cleans but the robot vacuum helps keeping up

I have a robo vacuum(roborock qvero) which runs 2 times a week. Additionally I have a light weight cordless vacuum to cover delta between those days. It stays pretty clean with above effort.

My Roborock quervo that I got two weeks ago has been incredible. We had a shark matrix because it didn’t have bags, but made a compromise to upgrade. It is like watching a Zamboni drive across the floor when it is mopping.

I bought a new roborock qrevo with mop function last year from Costco and we used nightly (have a messy toddler) and the lidar stopped working after 6 months. Emptying the dirty mop wear container was also terrible as it smelled terrible! The auto empty would also jam regularly. My parents have an old roborock s3 I believe that’s 7-8 years old. It was one of the first ones with a mop function and they never use the mop function. There’s works great. So I’m not sure if the mop function really does work for longevity purposes.

To really get value out of a robotic vacuum the key is to not buy the cheapest or second cheapest option. Get a vacuum with radar or LiDAR with room mapping. I have a Roborock QRevo with the mop option and I really, really like it. I’m able to map rooms, even on different floors, control both vacuum and mopping levels, and easily fence off areas and objects including setting up custom cleaning routines for a room or multiple rooms. Whereas I also have the base model Roomba and it only vacuums and crashes about my house like a drunken fool. It has very limited radar sense and relies on bumpers to “feel” its way around. I’m not saying no to the Roomba brand only that a cheap base model of any brand has big drawbacks. You can often find really good deals for Roborock on Amazon. Just use camel camel camel to price watch and alert you.

I'm not sure what is actively considered a top vacuum but something I've learned the hard way is to make sure the robot has a setting to empty the dustbin periodically or else it will go through a whole run, then try to empty the dustbin and the charging station will get clogged trying to suck the large clump of hair into the dust bag. I have a qrevo and really love the robot but the fact roborock doesn't currently have an option to empty the dustbin every 100 sqft or so, means that I have had to set up separate schedules for each room so it goes back to the dock to empty the dustbin between each room. It's frustrating.

Totally. Yeah I also hoped they'd update the app to add that but I've had the robot since it first came out a little over a year ago and it doesn't have that yet so unsure if they will ever add that.

Roborock Qrevo is expensive but works very well. We have two long-haired dogs who can shed a third dog before noon. The Qrevo sweeps and mops. We usually run it in the morning and again in the evening.

I have a Roborock Q revo and I'm loving it :)

I'm using Roborock Qrevo right now. The price is budget-friendly, and the integration is native (support local based on the document). 

Same, and it has been worth every penny for us!

The Roborock is a big hit, it's also very quiet (under the 65 dB mark). Also check out the Eufy on this list for under $500.... [https://www.soundproofgenius.com/get-a-quiet-robot-vacuum/](https://www.soundproofgenius.com/get-a-quiet-robot-vacuum/)

I had one of the higher end Sharks, can't remember the model, and I thought I liked it. It touted laser mapping, advanced schedules, etc. But then I got the Roborock Q Revo and it absolutely blew me away; made me realize how shitty the Shark was. At every level it's better: primarily it cleans way better, but also the app is better, it's actually easy to get replacement parts, and a ton of minor things that make it feel polished, like the robot will announce on its own device speaker what's happening, like why it got stuck or why it's returning to a dock. Contrast this with a few friends of mine that have even worse vacuums than the Shark: theirs get stuck all the time, can't find their way home to the dock, they end up not using it at all. Long story short, based on my experience it's absolutely worth spending good money to get a good robot vacuum.

I have a Roborock Q Revo in our 2 adult household and love it. I sweep out the corners occasionally since a round vacuum obviously can’t get into a 90 degree corner, but I don’t have to vacuum or mop anymore unless I just want to. My MIL also bought the same model, and they have three dogs in their home. One of whole sheds A LOT. He’s a corgi/lab mix and blows coat like a dandelion. It keeps up with all their hair, just needs more frequent dust bag replacements. It is so worth buying the right kind and getting a quality robot vacuum/mop. The cheap ones simply aren’t worth it. My father has a roomba (to excuse himself from ever actually cleaning) and it is awful. It will run over the same piece of hair multiple times without picking it up and then straight up avoid a certain dirty spot on the floor repeatedly. It runs on a random track of going until it bumps into something and then goes a different direction. He has also had problems with the batteries crapping out constantly and needing replaced because the capacity deteriorates so badly. The Roborock goes in a pattern; first does a perimeter sweep then goes in a grid pattern of vertical then horizontal rows. The Roborock takes floor plans of your house so you can select individual rooms for cleaning. There is a spot cleaning feature as well where you can drop a box to enclose a specific area that needs cleaned. You can set up scheduled for it to keep your house maintained and ignore it beyond weekly maintenance. I dump dirty water, fill the clean water, and wash mop heads once a week. I love it and would never buy anything else. Especially a Roomba.

Got the same one, for 400€ it's great! Navigation is awesome but it indeed just won't detect cables… The ones that can automatically search for your pet and allow you to see it while further controlling the robot remotely are pretty cool, but it's not really a big deal to not have that feature.

Agreed, it's awesome! Mopping great if you have any wood. Only downside to the more expensive ones is the lack of camera to detect cords, which isn't a huge deal.

I also purchased one of these and have been happy with it. Does a great job. I recommend watching vacuum wars on YouTube. He purchases every single robot vacuum and tests them all.

I absolutely love my Q Revo. I bought it with intentions of it being supported by Valetudo, but honestly… the app works, the HA integration works. I have a geofence that runs the full vac/mop when I leave in AM thru HA. I trigger a night mop of kitchen at 1am via HA. I have automations that notify on the TV when the buckets need to be filled/dumped. I’m planning to 3D print replacement buckets with auto fill and dump — this is my only issue… needs that water and dumping based on size of house and how often you run the mop.

If I were buying today, I would focus on one that fills/dumps the water automatically. I have the Roborock Q Revo and it is solid… I just have to dump/fill the tanks after about three mops. I’ve got all the parts in my Amazon cart to automate this. My hesitancy has been about how much automation/metering do I want and how much safety net do I want!!

Dang. I have the regular Roborock Qrevo from 2023 and it doesn't look like it will get it.

Hopefully they will include it. I'm not going to buy a whole new one if they don't, but it would be a shame if they don't support it since it's not very old.

We have a q revo and it’s great

I have a Q Revo and it does an ok job but yeah it's not up to the level of a mop, or even a hard floor cleaner. And these things are also ridiculously expensive to buy the latest and greatest. It does a fine job running daily to keep the floors clean, cleaner than just a vacuum. But I have a very drooly dog that leaves spots on the floor and it won't scrub those up, I have to break out a floor cleaner for that. It does better than my old roomba though, it almost never gets caught on or tangled in anything and mostly drives around any obstacles fine. Was it worth it? Probably not for the price I paid. Right now though you can get a Q Revo for $479 which I think would be worth it. So I maybe might advise buying the last gen at a discount rather than the latest and greatest and still plan on having to manually clean from time to time. Really depends on your needs of course, if you are a clean person living alone then you might rarely have spots that the robot won't get.

I bought the Dreame X40 Ultra. Same features, but cheaper. I also own a Q Revo and a Dreame L10S Ultra. The Q Revo has had a lot of issues in the year I've owned it. The L10S is still going strong, so the X40 was the obvious choice for me.

/agree My Q Revo eats them. I just make sure to clear the floor before the task runs and it's all good. Actually got me into the habit of cleaning up on a regular basis rather than leaving a mess for a big monthly cleanup which I dreaded to do lol

This is cool, but I'm not sure how useful it is. Maybe instead of simply positive or negative, it could drill down into more specific, e.g. "Good for pets?", "Good for carpets", "Easy to maintain", "Easy to use app" etc. For example, the obstacle avoidance in the Q Revo which has the highest rating here is pretty terrible. It will easily drive through pet waste spreading it all over your home and basically destroying the robot. I have two Q Revos, but no pets :)

The Q Revo S is on sale currently for $549 vacuums, mops, and the base empties mops and dries. Pretty much the best you can get for the money.

Xiaomi X10+ / Dreame L10Ultra is great, it has everything. Dreame L10 Prime is probably the cheapest I have used, less features and for mopping it was OK. Roborock revos are great but usually costly. Roidmi Eva was pretty dumb robot avoid that.

TLDR: this sounds like a giant pain and very inconvenient, but you could do it. Most brands on technically support 1 home. But roborocks support up to 4 floors, I think so you could have each house be a different floor. Honestly, before committing to driving your vacuum all around try just having one to share between your floors. These things work best as “set it and forget it”. I ended up getting a refurb Q5 for my basement because over time it was less hassle than remembering to move my Q Revo from the first floor to the basement to run it. Additionally, you will vacuum more if you just set a schedule and have it run automatically.

Hi all, I’d like to know, is the Reactive AI (with rgb camera) actually much better than ReactiveTech? At the moment I have a Q Revo and it’s quite good, it is able to avoid most of the the objects in my house. But it struggles particularly with “low and flat“ objects. In particular this one, which is similar to a U shaped chair: https://preview.redd.it/suvutwjl6wne1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3f064284593fd32eeb31bffbcf7a05b6278d1d89 He tries to climb over, got stuck, then turns back and so on, a mess… Do you think Reactive AI robots like Curv, Edge, Slim or the new Saros could handle this? Can they recognize the obstacle (taking a photo) and maybe you can tell the robot to avoid it at all?

Q Revo has the spinning mop pads and lifts them automatically during carpet cleaning.

I told everyone I know about my Q Revo I bought last year. “$600!? On a vacuum!?” It literally vacuums and mops every day while I’m at work. The dust piling up from my lazy ass not cleaning once a week is gone. The pockets of fur from my chihuahua is gone.

If you do compare feature on vacum wars web site You can see which has matter Recommend a robo rock qrevo for auto mation Eco vac t50 pro Omni is $600 n does matter n has mop n vac but I dint like the navigation so went back to robo rock qrevo s5a But robo rock is more $. Bout $850 You get what you pay for

Also owning an OG QRevo. The mop cleaning is noisy enough through doors and we have a decent difference in floor height between rooms that always takes it a few attempts to lift itself over. Not mentioning emptying the bin at the end of a cycle. It’s a decent machine. Will continue to use it till it breaks down permanently (wasn’t an inexpensive purchase for us).

Of these, the worst mopping will be the Q5 and Q8 robots, which just have stationary pads attached to the back. The S8 also has a pad attached to the back, but includes a scrubbing motion via a plate that vibrates at a high speed. It's better than the Q5 and Q8. The best mopping will be on the Qrevo and Eufy X10. They have spinning mop pads, a dock which refills the water tank on the robot from its own water tank, and also cleans the pads automatically and stores the dirty water in another tank on the dock. Of the last two, each has its strengths and weaknesses. The X10 will be better at obstacle avoidance. The Qrevo is a Roborock, which has a better reputation for quality and reliability than the Eufy, and is also rated a little better than the Eufy at a lot of things: vacuuming performance, mopping performance, etc. It also can swing out one of its mop pads for better edge and corner cleaning, something the Eufy can't do. In some cases, obstacle avoidance is really critical, in which case I'd recommend the Eufy. Otherwise, the Qrevo is likely your best bet.

So an unknown brand just came out with a fairly pedestrian robot with stationary-pad mopping, and it has a higher rating than some of the highest-regarded robots on the market? Nope. If you really need mopping on a budget, take a look at the Dreame D10+, Eufy L60 Hybrid, or one of the Roborock Q series robots. For a big improvement in mopping for not much more money, look at the Eufy C20 or Dreame L10s Ultra series. Mova can be good, if they've solved their problem with fragile front wheels. If you don't care about mopping, look at the Eufy L60 SES or SwitchBot K10+.

I was in the same boat, but with Black Friday sales both the roborock qrevo (refurbished)and dreame l10s ultra (new) are available for $359. For that price it’s hard to justify spending 2-3x as much for a few extra features which don’t seem to make a huge difference in the actual functionality of the product. I bought a l10s ultra and hope to not think about it again for at least a couple years.

Any guesses on MSRP for the Z1? I have 2 acres and probably 1.4 acres of it to mow. I have a 60" commerical Exmark mower but I'm getting more sick of mowing by the year and yard companies want $200/week to do it, so that is a hard pass. I already have two Roborock vacs (S7 Max Ultra and Q-Revo) and have been fairly happy with them, so this would be a nice addition if the price isn't like Yarbo's pricing structure.

I’m a year in and don’t know what I’d do if you took away the Q-Revo’s mopping

+1 for Roborock, the q revo series with the spinning mops and auto docks have been amazing for me. There have a few different models so I'd compare them all but we have the slim and the master and love them both. They often go on sale - I got each of them for 1k or less. I had the s7+ and the mopping was disappointing. I'd avoid any simple dragging mops.

Second this. Is it under $500 though? I paid $1200 when it was new...

Sheesh, I got robbed lmao I love mine though, so no complaints

I have a roborock revo with a dock.  The thing I don't like it that there is no setting for "go empty in the dock after x minutes" like there is for the mop. So to deal with this, I created a routine for each room individually.  It then empty after each rooms. Do that once a day, and no clogs.

I use my Roborock Revo a great deal. I vacuum twice as much as the mop function.

Exactly what I meant thank you for saying it for me. That’s why I own an.x40, and threw my revo in the trash. I was referring to roborocks obstacle avoidance

I disagree. Got a roborock q revo with vac and mop, also with a station that washes and dries the mops and it is very good and helpful.

Second the OP.  I'd recommend getting a Roborock or similar with self emptying vacuum. It works best on hardwood floors. Carpet not so much. Look into robots with high suction power. Like the other OP, you will still need to dyson up nooks and crannies manually, but the ability to schedule frequent self vacuum in high traffic areas cuts down on your workload significantly.  The self mopping feature imo is not worth it, but maybe the newest models have improved.  From experience, you will want robots that can detect animals (I've seen videos where the robot runs over the dogs tails, gets stuck, and terrifies the dogs). Also look for ones that can detect objects like poop, so you don't come home to a Jackson pollock painting. Look into the clearance height of the robot as well, and compare to your furniture if you are looking to have the robot go under couches and stuff. For example, our roborock barely fits under the couch, and even with 1 cm clearance, will avoid going under the couch if it detects the under-couch fabric is hanging too low (we fixed this by reholstering the bottom of the couch). Worth mentioning if you work from home that the self emptying vacuum feature can get loud, but it is usually very brief and you should be able to schedule emptying times. The robot vacuum companies get you on the replacement parts, which are not cheap. You do get what you pay for though, and routine maintenance (cleaning sensors, replacing brushes, untangling hair from rollers) goes a long way in longevity. I haven't found a robot vacuum that does not pick up hairs in the dog roller yet, so expect to periodically open up the robot to remove hair (usually very easy). For replacement parts, you can go third party for cheaper. Especially so when buying replacements for big brand/popular models. For example, you can get an unofficial 5 pack of vacuum bags for the self emptying vacuum for the same cost as 1 official one (or something like that). For carpets, I'd just go with those manual carpet brushes. Picks up way more hair more efficiently than any vacuum. Just my 2 cents. 

For the price (£250) I am very impressed with mine. Its got LiDAR, a mop, empties itself, etc. Its really neat to watch on the app as it goes about your house and maps it out. Its only gotten stuck twice, and both times were on the same chair that has horizontal bars at floor level that it can get over if it runs at it head on, but can high side itself if approaching from an angle. Definitely does not replace vacuuming as a whole though as it just cant physically get into the corners, and the vacuum itself isnt enough to really suck stuff out of the carpet, more just pick up things on top. I treat it more like a broom than anything else, but having a pet it helps me keep on top of things.

Yes! Don’t get the Curv plus it’s cheaply built and ugly. The S8 MaxV has premium materials. They are all plastic but the Curv and Q series feel flimsy.

You might not be happy with the build quality of the lower end series like the Q. Stick with Premium. I would get the S series or Saros. The Q series feels very cheap compared to the S plus it can handle the hair NP. It’s a more attractive unit too unless you like a shiny egg that looks like it came out of an 80s movie. lol

The comment about robot vacuums only being for small places is probably based on the old random pattern robots. Most robots now map and do well in large houses. It sounds like most mapping robots would work for you, since you don't want mopping, have hardfloors, and no pets. So anything with lidar (prefered) or vslam navigation. Obstacle avoidance might be a useful feature for cords, shoes, toys etc. left on the ground. It might be worth looking into a Eufy L60, iRobot Roomba j series, Roborock Q series, or shark. I'm biased because I have three robot vacs (Roborock S6, Ecovacs x1 omni, and iRobot Roomba j5+ combo) and my roomba j5+ is the only one that is reliable and working at the moment