QX Revo Ultra

I’m running the QX Revo Ultra and it’s been great.

I got the roborock qx revo ultra, absolutely love it so far. Bought it online, store selections sucks. Shipped and arrived way quicker than anticipated. 100% hardwood floor apartment with 2 large dogs and a cat. My friend who’s actually slightly allergic said she can tell the difference since I bought it. And even after a year, Costco will take it back no questions asked.

I did so much research and decided to get XQ QREVO ULTRA from Costco. It’s a powerful unit and guaranteed for an easy switch or return since Costco has an amazing return policy. So many reviews I read about the hassle ( in case something went wrong) it’s a lot of money to gamble . I want to be safe. No extra warranty with Costco can return even in a few years if something went wrong. The unit is 1300 prove went to 799. 1800’suction power with great reviews. Good luck !

Get QXqrevo ultra from Costco. Try it without worrying to have a hassle to return. This is a powerful model and only Model they make For Costco. Being able to return and get your money back is what worth with this expensive toys that have 1 year warranty

Me too, but i just pulled the trigger on a Costco qx revo ultra mostly because of the costco return policy but also the roller style mop technology is newer and may not have the kinks ironed out yet.

I got a Roborock QX Revo Ultra from Costco (basically a Qrevo Edge but made for Costco?). One thing I'm going to point out that would probably blow a lot of minds is that I owned the original Xiaomi Mi Vacuum which is the first vacuum that Roborock ever released and the Roborock S50 which is the second. Both were released around 2017. The navigation, mapping and dock finding on those early pioneering vacuums was faster and **better** than this ultra high end top of the line model. Those vacuums never got lost or struggled to find the dock, they mapped quickly, and they returned to the dock quickly. This new one is trying to do so much, it maps slow, and it needs to think a lot to get back to the dock. If you set it somewhere random and try to send it back to the dock, it doesn't know where the dock is and it needs to think for a few minutes. All of that to say you'd be shocked that vacuums from 2017 that pioneered this tech and only did 10% of what a modern robo vac does already had a lot of what you need, and they were only $300.