QX Revo Arc

Shouldn’t we also be comparing the PA suction of the Vac I just bought the QX Revo arc from Costco it said 18,500. On sale for 719.00.

By the QX Revo Arc, and try it yourself, the best way to know how good something is, is to try it yourself, sometimes, you just gotta take advantage of costcos return policy lmao

If you want to buy from Costco, the qx revo arc, everything about is good except for the obstacle avoidance which is pretty bad. If you want some other options, you could get a roller mop vac from amazon like the eufy e25(will require more maintenance, but it’s a roller mop)

I have what I think is called the [Roborock QX Revo Arc Robot Vacuum and Mop with Duo Anti-Tangle System | Costco](https://www.costco.com/p/-/roborock-qx-revo-arc-robot-vacuum-and-mop-with-duo-anti-tangle-system/4000400650?langId=-1). It has the Duo anti-tangle system...according to the ad. My model has an attempted solution for the beater brush by making it 2 pieces. I do not know if it works as I don't have a shedding dog. The second of your issues is the clogged vacuum tank. If you are referring to it not clearing at the dock, I found this on mine, with a new rug. The tank would only partially clear during the Dock session. I manually cleared it and will try again.

No I got the Roborock QX Revo Arc to be precise.

No. Roborock QX Revo Arc.

Got QX revo recently and it’s awesome.

The Revo Arc does require bag changes every 5ish runs in a 2500sqft home with two short haired dogs. The mopping will empty clean water after two full runs. You should also clean the mop cleaner tray often so muck doesn't dry on and be painful to clean off. I have had mine 3 weeks and I will be checking the rollers tonight as well. There is maintenance with the Arc, but frequency and environment will determine how often. I went the Costco route so that I could return it should it suck.

FlexiArm and more suction got my vote so that’s what I ordered. Some say the Arc (Curv) design is nicer although I personally don’t think it is

I just had a similar question. In my case, I already have a self-emptying model (Eufy L60 SES) that also has a cutting feature to clear the roller brush when it empties. It's a decent vac and the cutting blade works very well. We have one medium sized border Collie cross and a small shorthaired cat. The vac station can go multiple days before filling the bag. This model often comes up when searching for recommended self-emptying vac for homes with pets. Unfortunately, it has a couple significant weaknesses when it comes to hair/fur. Mainly, the blade doesn't do anything to remove hair at the spindle ends of the rotor. It ends up collecting there and wrapping around very tightly and even getting into the rotating assembly eventually. If you're okay with frequently replacing the entire brush with a new one, this may not be a problem. But with the state of the US economy right now, I prefer to use the brush roller as long as possible. (I buy no-name replacements that look and work identical to the Eufy branded parts. It runs daily and does about 750sf of floor space, mostly hard with a few carpets.) This means periodic cutting and clearing off of hair until the rotating part doesn't work right. Second, the front caster wheel design is extremely good for catching hair that wraps around the little axle and eventually prevents the caster from rotating. It will still pivot, but it's just skidding, not rolling. If I clear it, the wheel is completely blocked again in 1-2 days. It seems to work OK with the wheel locked, but I don't know if it is a good thing long term. The battery or possibly the circuitry recently failed in the L60 (doesn't even charge or power up), so I had an excuse to replace it. I just set up its successor: Roborock QX Revo Arc from Costco. I think the dual rubber fin rotors will be a better design for hair collection without constant maintenance. If not Costco has a great return policy. I should have a sense of its performance in a week or so.

I'm a couple weeks in with a new Roborock QX Revo Arc (Costco version of the similar Curv) and so far I'm thrilled with it. We have a Border Collie cross so hair/shedding fur management was my top priority for features. The dual roller design is brilliant for pet hair. Not a single one has become stuck on it. My old vac was a Eufy L60 SES with a cutting blade, but the spindle ends would still get all wound up with hair regularly. The Roborock is my first mopping unit and so far that's better than I expected. It can lift itself effectively onto a fairly thick area carpet in the middle of a room with hard flooring. Sometimes the Eufy struggled there. It even goes onto a thick almost shag bath mat! The Eufy L60 couldn't handle that at all. Add a better app and I have zero reservations in recommending it.

Get one with dual (separated) rollers with rubber fins. I just replaced a Eufy L60 SES which has a cutting blade for hair with a Roborock QX Revo Arc (Costco) and it is a huge improvement in managing hair. Similar to Roborock Qrevo Curv sold elsewhere. Plus it's my first mopping unit and that has been a very nice upgrade also. Zero complaints so far after the first several days of use. The Roborock app is better than Eufy too.

It's probably too early to give a fully-formed opinion, since I've only had it running (daily) a couple weeks now. But I just checked it, and the rollers have zero hair, the bin is completely empty of debris, and nothing seems to be needed. The app says the filter has 92% life left, main brushes 96%, side brush 91%. I was happy to note that the mop pads were completely dry. The act of opening and unclipping things for maintenance is better than it was with my prior Eufy vacs. I'm trying not to be a fanboy, but at this point I'm extremely pleased with this vac.