Roborock - QV 35S

If they all cost the same, go for the Dreame L10s Ultra Gen 2. It has the highest suction at 10,000 Pa (higher than the Roborock QV35s at 8,000 Pa and the QV35a at 7,000 Pa), an excellent dual mop system with auto-wash and dry, AI obstacle avoidance, and one of the best mopping systems available. The Roborock QV35s is still a fantastic option, with strong 8,000 Pa suction, Roborock’s superb app, reliable dual mop system, and great mapping. If you prefer Roborock’s ecosystem or app design, it’s a great pick — just know it has slightly less suction than the Dreame. The QV35a is essentially a QV35s with 7,000 Pa suction. It’s only worth it if it’s meaningfully cheaper. The Q Revo Plus is older, with 5,500 Pa suction and fewer advanced features, so it’s a step behind these newer models.

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 just got the QV35s and it does not pick up dog hair at all!

QV 35s is more powerful (10000 Pa instead 8000 Pa) I think it’s the only difference (and the price 🤣)

I have a long haired GSD and the hair was an absolute nightmare, I recently purchased a QV S35 (alternate version to the Qrevo) as my first robot vacuum/mop and I have it automated to vacuum every morning and a vacuum followed by mop on the weekends. It's been nothing short of a saviour, it deals with even the longest of our dogs hair with ease and hasn't once clogged up, every couple of weeks I take off the detangle brush and remove any hair that's been stored at either end of it (takes me all of 2 minutes) and then put it back in and it's back to business as usual, As for pet accidents we've spent a long time training our pup to ask to go outside when she needs to go so we haven't had to deal with that experience but I'd suggest running it at times where the pets are less active/likely to have an accident. If you're on the fence and need that little bit of encouragement, honestly, just go for it. There's nothing better than getting up in the morning not having to look at little tumble weeds of fur floating around.

I recently invested in a Roborock QV35S. Really impressed with it. Funnily enough, just finally got round to integrating it into my HA earlier today so the whole family can control it by a button push or two. Works well.

Had a Roborock QV35S for a few months, and have it integrated into both HA and NodeRED. Works well.

Ah I was going to say originally I got a roborock that vaccums only so was looking to upgrade. I am mostly looking at the qv 35 which is $350 on Amazon and the qrevo s5v $450. A splurge one for me would be the s5a which is $550

The dreame and MOVA are compatible with the TriCut/CleanChop brush which I found to work well with long hair (also below shoulder length) and my long haired corgi. The roborock qv35 only has a rubber brush which is generally resistant against tangles but you’ll have to take care of the hairs that collect at the end of the brush which is easily removable since they have easily removable brush ends.

Both Ecovacs and iRobot are having issues these days with quality control with both hardware and software. In iRobot's case, this is part of a systemic issue with the company that could result in its failure. For Ecovacs, I don't know of any reason for its downward slide. Reputation-wise, Roborock is the leader right now for "just does what it says on the box with minimum hassle". They seem to have fewer quality issues (from my non-scientific observations of user reports), and their app and navigation are always rated at or near the top. For what you've described, I'd take a close look at the Qrevo series or the QV series. Prices range these days between about $600 and $1500 USD. There's a good buyer's guide [here](https://vacuumwars.com/ultimate-roborock-breakdown-2025-buyer-guide/) for Roborock products. I didn't see anything in your post that told me you need much more than the cheapest option, which would be the Qrevo S according to current Amazon prices. But definitely check the deals you can get. If you're a Costco member, Roborock sells some special-brand versions of their regular robots which might be worth considering as well. I'll also mention Mova, the budget/experimental brand of Dreame. They've been doing well in the budget category, delivering a lot of value for money. I will warn you, though, that they're a new brand, and don't seem to be quite on par with Roborock in terms of "just works" capability. But if you can't find a Roborock that looks good to you, that would be a potential alternative. Good luck!

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 would personally try to go up a trim to the Q Revo, or similar. That will give you the full dock with self cleaning mops so you can have it vacuum then mop via routine. The model your looking at can be run separately: vacuum only, mop only, and vacuum+mop, BUT you must be there to swap and clean the mop as needed. You also cannot vacuum rugs and mop at the same time vs. the Q Revo that can lift the mops up and continue. I myself have one and I love it! Absolutely worth every penny for me! I've had a couple different robots and the full self cleaning dock is amazing, I won't be able to go backwards now! I'm hoping when their new roller mop model launches eventually that it isn't too expensive because that would be a nice upgrade in the future!

Oh I've legitimately spent a year trying to keep up with them once I got my QRevo, but I just couldn't. Especially because they keep launching models that are the same, but miss one feature, to save you like $10. It's insanity. To that, the QX is just the QRevo, specifically for Costco. It doesn't come up anywhere else and will even register as a QRevo under the app. The replacement parts from Roborock are not the cheapest so it is a good value, thankfully they are made well. The QV35 is newer with a little more suction, but you lose the warm air drying, and it has a smaller dust bin compared to the regular QRevo. The QRevo s is also the same price on Amazon as the QV35, that will get you the hot air drying. Personally I'd say get the regular, original QRevo (QX Costco), but at the same time $100 difference is totally up to you. The QV35 has good reviews and a little more suction with some extra updates too so I'd probably go for that one. Though it must be said, the Narwal FreoPro is nearly the same price on sale at the moment too, so it may be worth a consideration too.