Qrevo 2R3W Robot Vacuum and Mop, Auto-Drying, Auto Mop Washing, Dual Spinning Mops, Auto Mop Lifting, Self-Refilling, Self-Emptying, Reactive Tech Obstacle Avoidance, 5500Pa Suction, Black

Was able to snag this great robot vacuum on sale during Prime day. The price was really unbeatable as it did almost everything as well as my 2 weeks old Ecovacs T20 Omni. I loved almost everything that the Q Revo has to offer and actually prefer it over my T20 Omni. Pros: - Best price for the most featured robot vacuum. Q Revo was on sale during Prime day for $700. The next competitive priced robot vacuum with similar features and performance was Ecovacs T20 Omni that I got it on sale for $1,000. - Great quiet power vacuum suction. Surprisingly, I found Q Revo quieter than my T20 Omni when both were set to max suction power. With only 500 Pa difference in suction power, it still vacuumed my carpet and rugs effectively well. Another great thing about Q Revo is that it would vacuum without any issues over my black stripped dining rug. My T20 was not able to do this and it would frequently get stuck between the lines. - Dual spinning wet mops to clean my spacious tiled living room, kitchen, dining room, and foyer. Very identical to T20 Omni as it rinses and washes the mops frequently during cleaning. The only difference compared to T20 is that it does not use heated hot/warm water during mopping. - Auto lift wet mops during vacuum over carpet and rugs. The clearance between the raised mops on carpet was near identical to T20. - Size of Q Revo robot vacuum is slightly shorter and slimmer compared to T20. This made it more efficient in going underneath tight spaces and clean more areas. My T20 would just bump off of my shoe rack, but Q Revo had enough clearance to go underneath it. It also went in-between my dining chair legs more efficiently. It might be slightly less coverage in one go compared to T20, but I prefer the mobility of smaller size to reach tighter spaces for cleaning efficiency. - Overall size of the docking station takes up less space compared to the bulkier T20 Omni. - Removable washable dock tray. This is a big plus compared to T20. T20 tray cannot be removed from its dock station, so I would have to bend down and scrub the tray deep inside. These trays get messy very quick due to frequent mop rinsing. The black color in Q Revo makes the leftover smudges less noticeable compared to the white T20 that really stands out whenever it leaves the dock station. - Slightly larger water tanks in dock station compared to T20 Omni. Q Revo has a small water compartment tank inside the robot vacuum, so it could have more lasting wet mops before having to return to the dock station to re-rinse the mops. - Large battery capacity, which lasted almost 3 hours (maybe 2 hour 45 min). It had similar long-lasting battery performance as T20 Omni. - More responsive app compared to Ecovac sluggish stalling app. Both apps were identical with many features, but I did find Roborock to be less of hassle in dealing with the app. Cons - The object avoidance detection for black object is near nonexistent. I have a surround sound system that have black glass stand for the rear speakers, but Q Revo would generally run over the black base stand. The wheel would run over it and not clean well around the area. This wouldn't be an issue with my black stripped rug, but wish it could detect the stand to go around it. - Only one side spinning brush compared to two spinning brushes on other premium robot vacuum. I'm not really sure if this garners as a real bad con as it still cleaned effectively well compared to my T20 Omni.

My first robot vacuum was the Neato Botvac Connected. When that died I switched over to iRobot, thinking I was buying the cream of the crop in robots. They invented the segment. Those were the most horrific, frustrating robots on the planet, and they are what I'll be comparing the Q Revo to. The Q Revo feels like a 10 year jump in technology compared to my old S9+ and M6 duo. Setup was a breeze. Snap the "runway" onto the dock, followed the instructions and it immediately connected to my Wi-Fi with zero drama. The Roborock is easily half the volume of the S9. Even on its max setting, you can comfortably watch TV or have a conversation. Where the S9 was like a tiny 747 taxiing around your house, the Q Revo is comparatively silent. So quiet, I thought it was broken at first. The video in this review is the robot in "balanced" mode. The mapping capabilities are incredible. It took me DAYS to map my house with the iR gear, and they had to be mapped separately. The mop wouldn't traverse thresholds and lacked carpet detection, I modified the thresholds to make it happy and it still fought me every now and then. The robots slowly mapped, each on their own, until finally, days later, we got usable (but ugly) maps out of both of them. The Q Revo created a gorgeous map of my 2,000+sqft house IN FIFTEEN MINUTES. And you could watch it build the map, live in the app. The map can be switched from 3D to 2D, and when it's done you have the option to add furniture, floor type, and direction of flooring so it never mops against the grain. Thanks to Lidar instead of a vision based camera system, the robot can run in complete darkness. No more leaving lights on when I leave so my vacuum isn't blinded. A linked clean vac/mop run of the my main living areas was a 6 hour affair with the iR bots. They couldn't run at the same time, so the mop had to wait for the vac to finish (or they would get their docks confused), including any breaks it took to charge. Since the Q Revo can do both at the same time, the same run takes about 90 minutes. It has no trouble in rooms with area rugs, easily switching from vacuuming/mopping to just vacuuming once the ultrasonic sensor detects carpet. It can also automatically up the suction to Max+ on carpet for deep cleaning. The large clean/dirty water tanks mean less filling and more mopping. Although the clean water/debris tanks of the robot are smaller than the S7/S8, this only means it will have to return to the dock more frequently to fill up/empty, not a huge deal. Pretty much anything you can think of can be done in the app, which is very well designed and easy to figure out. Do not disturb modes, scheduling, mop washing frequency, duration of drying cycles...All easy to find and adjust. Instead of dragging a dirty mop pad around your house, it will return back to the base to wash and rinse the mop at an interval of your choosing (default is every 15 minutes). You can set room-specific settings as well, for example the majority of my house is set to balanced mode and medium water use, but my guest room is set to max suction and more water, because pets frequently hang out in there. All of this is done automatically once you set it up. Want to clean rooms in a specific order? Set up a routine with multiple tasks in the order you want them done. Vacuum the guest room, vac and mop the kitchen, then mop the zone around the dining table. Easily configured in the app. Pin and Go is a great feature where you can tell the robot to clean a spot just by tapping it on the map. You can also remote control the robot through the app. As far as cleaning performance, there are plenty of YT videos on that with data on grams of crud removed and stickiness mopped up. I'll say it leaves my laminate clean (using just water) and sucks up dog hair and kitty litter just fine. I have no complaints. As far as obstacle avoidance, I haven't really tested it yet. It does successfully see things like desks, large dog bones on the ground and other bigger detritus, but luckily it hasn't had to avoid any droppings. My house is not robot proofed by any stretch. There are dog toys, cat toys, cords, and sandals on the floor at any given time. It hasn't gotten stuck yet. The roller did get jammed once when it sucked up a dryer sheet. I would assume it would only get better with future software updates. There is honestly no comparison to the S9 and M6. Those bots feel like they came from the dollar store compared to the Q Revo. This is the first time in the history of me using robovacs that I truly feel like I'm living in the future. I did a lot of research before buying this, even comparing it to the S7 MaxV and S8 Pro Ultra, and unless you absolutely need the pinnacle of obstacle avoidance, I don't see the S7 having any major benefits, and I'm not sure the S8 has any, either. The robot, dock and app are very well designed. The Q Revo is an absolute steal.

Very disappointing quality over time. I use this for a single floor, under 2k sqft. Runs daily, 2 days doing vac and mop. Clean the unit once or twice a week. Have 2 dogs and 2 cats, so there's plenty to grab daily, no matter if we follow the critters around. Starting out, the vac worked really well. Mop worked good, normal cleaning kept up. Experimented with the suction power, water flow and zoning to force the bin to empty more often as it easily gets clogged. Within the first year, started getting the sensor errors and the vac becomes completely useless. Was able to send in for repairs easily enough, although the support is a little silly. They want you to video the vac having problems. Around 3w turnaround time and got the same unit back. Looked like they may have replaced a couple of the sensors. You can't take them out to clean yourself. Vac worked for about a month and then sensor errors again. So it's a 13 month old heap of plastic with no value now. Could not recommend this unless you basically already have a spotless house. Maybe for people without pets it works better. The app, while it does work, needs so much work. Confusing interface, especially setting up jobs and schedules. No options to adjust the sensors. No options to dump the bin except on a per room/zone basis. If you have a large area, you have to break things down into zones, each being a separate job, so it will think its completed something and dump. Design opens itself to get dirty very easily. Why make a vac that has so many indentations, open wheels and places all over the bottom for crap to collect? Apparently someone in marketing thought looks matter more than function. Ideally a vac is solid, with no crooks and crannies for hair/dust to accumulate. Very poor design not thought out. Not bothering with a replacement or repair this time as it appears this brand just can't last. Had a rumba previously that software support ended on (geez, now our vac is like a phone that stops getting support), so was fed up with them. Although the vac itself still mostly works after 6 years. Guess its hard to beat a regular old broom and mop, especially considering what you pay for this type of device.

I use this robot in my warehouse. The best note about this robot vacuum is that it has significantly reduced the amount of dirt and dust in here. Dramatically reduced. That in itself makes this worth the purchase and I don't regret purchasing it at all. They also have great customer service! Before I purchased it I reached out to Roborok to make sure that it would be fine to use in my warehouse and would work with all the lights off after everyone has left. It vacuums and mops while everyone is gone and is done by the morning when everyone has returned. But it isn't without issues. - Stuck - there was a learning curve in the beginning to getting it to clean the whole night without getting stuck or something stuck in its roller brush. This meant not leaving pallets down on the floor (it tries to squeeze underneath/through the openings), or blocking places it could get stuck in. The "No Go" zones and walls are helpful, but I'll say more on that below. - Map issue #1 - It wouldn't map the whole space. I checked the range for the robot and saw it could mop 4305sqft of area and assumed it would get my whole sub 3ksqft of space, but it would stop about 4/5 of the space and call it the whole area. I tried placing it at the opposite end and had the same issue. - Map issue #2 - once in a while it just loses its map or moves the dock to another location on the map. This is frustrating because it takes some fine tuning to set "No Go" zones and set up different sections. This is all lost if that happens. This could be fixed by software updates I assume. - No Go Zones - sometimes the vacuum will get stuck in a "No Go" zone because it'll find itself in there and then say it can't get out because it's a "No Go" zone. My solution was setting up larger boundaries so it couldn't squeeze into an area near one of these zones. - Cliff detection - We have a slight ramp at our entrance, but the vacuum was getting stuck on the sides of it. I ended up setting thin "No Go" zones over the edges to keep it away, but I was hoping it could figure this out on its own. - Mop - This isn't a deep cleaning mop. It's not gonna scrub. It's good at maintaining cleanliness, but you should get your floors cleaned and then this will maintain that. - Clogging - The vent in the dock that takes the dirt from the vacuum to the dust bag clogs. This seems to only be an issue due to large pieces getting caught in there (there are two 90 degree turns), but it wouldn't know there was an issue and the vacuum would just stop picking up dirt because the bin was full and not emptying. Overall I would def recommend this vacuum/mop, especially if you have ways to mitigate some of its short comings.

Now I know why every robot vacuum review is a novel. It's because it takes a bit to capture the full experience. First, this is an excellent vacuum and mopping robot. Really happy with how it keeps up the house with relatively little interaction from me. However, I have a German Shepherd/Lab mix dog and a small cat. Yes, we get some pet hair. Based off of other reviews that seem to indicate bigger hair issues being handled by this vacuum, I ordered it. At first, it was great. But it didn't take long before I learned how involved I needed to be with this device. It sits just outside my office. When I exit my office I look at the vacuum to see if it has a white light, a red light or no light. Only the white light is good news. Otherwise I'm checking to see what's going wrong. I'm happy when it's just empty the dirty water and fill the clean water. But about every couple weeks or less, I get the dreaded clean out the bin message. The dock cakes heavily with dog hair and cat hair as well as the dust bin and exit into the dock. It is a massive pain to clean the hair out of the chute which is fitted with an auto closing door that you need to hold open while you try to clean the hair out of the chute. It's not fun. It seems like very little actual dirt ever makes it into the bin because the chute fills up with hair making anything else unable to enter the bin. I kind of assumed something like this might happen during the initial use of this vacuum, but once it got the initial buildup of hair out of the house, the daily cleanup should then be capable of upkeep for hair to not get consistently stuck in the exit chute. Second issue, this vacuum does a great job, but there is somehow a blind spot right next to the dock. I am frequently needing to clean out the dog hair right next to the dock because it seems to be blind to that one corner of the house. I am hopeful that a software upgrade at some point will fix both of these issues to some extent. Still very happy with the job that it does, but seriously, the amount of time I have to spend cleaning out hair from this robot vacuum, I could be running the regular vacuum and get the job done. So instead of saving me 100% of the vacuuming of the dog hair and cat hair as I hoped, it's maybe saving me a 50% of that time. I hope Roborock fixes this soon. My last complaint, and it's really not about the Roborock unit at all, is how every vacuum these days is an endless money pit of filters, rollers, and other maintenance items that need to be replaced or cleaned frequently. I think the main roller in this unit could be made a little bit more durable, but where's the money in that? So to all vacuum cleaner manufacturers... Do better.

I’ve had Rosie (we named our Q Revo after the maid from the Jetsons) for about 4 months now. She’s great, with a few caveats. First the good: -she cleans well. Not as good as a fleshie human with a vacuum and mop, but I’d say about 80-85% as well. And since the humans in the house don’t mop and vacuum very often, the daily average cleanliness of our floors has improved tremendously. -She’s efficient. I have an old Rumba that I still use in one specific room. To clean a room, it uses a strategy that can only be described as “random scurry.” Rosie, on the other hand, cleans the perimeter, then fills in the interior by going line by line, only interrupted by furniture legs, backpacks and such. -maintenance of everything is relatively easy. Even cleaning the base pan—just pop it out and rinse. Done. -the app is very good. I won’t say more because I want you to be just as amazed when you fire it up for the first time and everything just works the way your intuition says it should. Now the caveats: -Compared to her rivals, Rosie is not bright at avoiding things. She’s got a front-firing laser that is supposed to recognize things like shoes strings, power cords, and dog poops. Friends, it doesn’t work. Hopefully this will improve with software upgrades or machine learning or positive reinforcement or something. I don’t know. What I do know is this particular tech is waaaaaaay over exaggerated. -empty the dirty water frequently, as in, at least twice a week. Otherwise, when you pop the tank open to dump out the swill you will be hit with a stench like like Sauron’s gym socks. (I was gentle with this analogy, dear reader. So very gentle.) I’ve found dropping a dishwasher pod into the empty dirty water tank takes some of the gagging out of the experience. -Rosie has a hard time picking up small, hard objects. Like dog food kibble. When this happens it makes a noise like like a penny in the dryer until she either sucks it up into the dust bin or you pause her to get it out. Aside from this she is surprisingly quiet, though not so quiet you won’t notice her. That’s about it. Rosie has her foibles, but nothing that should be a deal breaker for anyone. At regular price the Q Revo is a good value, on sale it’s a steel. Compared to Roborock’s more capable flagships, she’s 80% as good at half the price, so for us, she was a no-brainer.

I did have a robot vacuum prior to this purchase but it didn't come close to the features and performance the Roborock Q Revo delivers. A couple of things I didn't like about the old robot is it didn't mop or have a self-emptying dock. The Q Revo robot was very easy to set up and only took about 10 minutes to get it completely ready. Once fully charged I performed the quick mapping run which made a map of my 2200 square foot house in only 12 minutes. Following a full charge, I turned it loose again. During the cleaning process it returned to the dock 5 times to empty the dirty water mop tank, clean the mop heads, and refill it with clean water. In every case it returned back to exactly the same spot where it left off to resume cleaning. It vacuumed and mopped 1400 square feet of floor area before returning to the dock to recharge. Once charging reached 80% it returned where it left off and finished the job. Once finished it made its final return to the dock where it emptied the dust bin, dirty water container, dried the mop heads and added clean water to the robot. It made a very detailed map of the house showing every track the machine took, divided the house into rooms, and even identified where it mopped and where it vacuumed. It did all this without getting stuck anywhere. Equally impressive is the application. Once you have a map you can add no go zones, invisible walls, identify floor type (hard surface or carpet), split rooms into separate rooms, merge multiple rooms into one and just about anything else you want to do to make the next cleaning more efficient. After you organize the map to your liking you can have the machine mop only, vacuum only, clean certain rooms or spots you identify on the map, and it will only clean those areas. Another thing worth mentioning is that the vacuum part of the machine is just in front of the mop heads, so it vacuums hard surfaces and mops all in one pass. On the very first complete house cleaning the robot was able to identify every hard surface from every carpet area and it never once made a mistake in doing that, so I didn't find it necessary to reidentify surface types for each area on the map. This robot performed effortlessly with no intervention by me. In summary, I had hopeful expectations prior to my purchase and the performance of this robot exceeded all of them. I would give it more than 5 stars if I could, and I am very happy with my purchase.

Love the battery life. After 40 minutes on the highest vacuum setting while mopping with medium water output, it still has >70% battery life. It does great as a dry vacuum, very decent as a mop and is quiet enough to run all night without waking me. It gets under most of our furniture, all our beds, and places I never dreamed. It washes the mop extremely well, refills the water tank, drains the dirty water, empties the dust bin, then dries the mopping pads when the job is complete. Does it all for a fraction of the cost of similar units. UPDATE: This thing is AMAZING! Nearly zero babysitting and our floors have never been more clean. We own an Ecovac, Roborock Q8 Max and Roborock S7 as well. They all do well in picking up dirt and dog hair from our hardwood floors but they have to be constantly babysat by adding water to the tanks, changing mopping pads, etc, but the Q Revo needs maybe once weekly emptying of the dirty water and refill of clean water/detergent combo tanks and monthly bag & mop pad changing. It’s so quiet in Turbo vac mode we can watch TV and not be disturbed, but all of the others listed are annoying unless on Balanced. I use a little Castile soap in the tank at home. I ordered 6 Q Revo units for my 4k sqft dental practice with vinyl hardwood-looking industrial floors. At lunch, they all clean their respective areas with hypochlorous acid so the floors are clean & disinfected for the afternoon. At 5:30pm, they all begin to clean their programmed areas with 3 complete passes and work throughout the night. They are set to wash the mops and refill the water/hypochlourous acid as often as possible, I believe every 20 minutes of mopping. In a decade of the staff having to sweep & mop twice daily plus a cleaning service 2 times per week, the floors NEVER looked this good and the office never smelled so fresh. We do still have the cleaning service sweep & mop hard to reach areas, but it only takes minutes, freeing them up to deep clean the office, such as better dusting, wiping window sills etc bc so much of their time was previously spent on the floors. I have had a single unit get tangled up in a cord the staff forgot to tuck away at days end and not finish its area. Idk if the hypochlourous acid will negatively affect the units in time but so far so good. I have swabbed the floors with sterile Q-tips & tried to grow bacteria on various agars in an incubator with ZERO growth! The floors are essentially sterile, but technically considered hi-level disinfected. Time will tell how long they last, but for the past 6 weeks they have been near flawless. I can’t recommend these units enough!

Salva mi vida siempre es la alegría de mi casa!!

UPDATE: I recently read the new york times wirecutter review that said the QRevo and other robot mop vaccum combos are not worth it. Since comments on Wirecutter are disabled, I came here to strongly disagree with the nytimes Wirecutter review. We have been running the QRevo every day for the last 8 months. Our hardwood floors have never looked better. The carpet in the family room has never been so well maintained. We have a complicated floor plan with 5 rooms, 2 dining room tables bar stools, hardwood, tile and area rugs. Our main purchase goal was mopping and maintaining the large amount of hardwood. We had a irobot series 9 from costco vacuuming this floor and it would often not make it back to the base. Are the QRevo's small spinning mops adequate to mop up a big spill? No! Your child left sticky candy on the floor? Get a paper towel and wipe it up. These units are not designed to clean up your minor disasters in the kitchen. The QRevo does a great job of cleaning pet hair, dirt, shoe and pet track marks, minor grease marks and the bits of debris that accumulate in a busy kitchen. To get the same result manually, we would sweep the main floor, get out the bona and the bona mop, spray and mop the whole floor, move and replace 9 chairs, go around with a cloth and spot clean the many spots on the floor that the bona mop did not get clean, wipe down the thick floor mats at the sink and counter by hand, and vacuum area rugs and floor mats. Easily 90 minutes of labour. So we did this every week or three when the floors got bad. Now all of those activities are completed daily by the QRevo and the only effort required is emptying and filling the water tanks and occasionally washing the bottom tray. The wirecutter reviews are wrong. The QRevo has been a major time saver. Is it perfect? No, it still will try to vaccum up the cat toy on a string or loose shoe laces, but our roomba did the same. Still highly recommended! The Qrevo is doing an amazing job! Our floors are clean, shiny and area carpets are very well vacuumed. We only use water, no cleaning solution. The Qrevo is much much quieter than the roomba. Its navigation and object detection is amazing compared to older roombas. It has speech alerts to inform us when water needs to be changed. It needs FAR LESS maintenance then the roomba vacuum. I was hesitant about the price, but if the qrevo has the longevity of the roomba it will be well worth the price. It doesn't look like we will have to pull out the manual dyson vacuum for the carpet and the bona mop for the floor.

Tive o roborock S6 pure por 4 anos, estragou e fiquei furiosa pelo valor do conserto, cerca de 1500 reais. Daí decidi que ia comprar essas versões com depósito. Estudei muito todas as marcas e decidi por este robô. Ele é incrível, vale cada centavo. Sei que é um baita investimento, mas vale muito a pena. Ele é muito esperto, aspira, lava ou os dois juntos, tudo controlado pelo app. Se ele identifica que o esfregão tá sujo ele retorna para a estação e realiza a lavagem dele. Se o reservatório de pó do robô estiver cheio ele mesmo esvazia na estação. É realmente muito incrível. O pano que ele passa da bem pro gasto. Eu tenho 7 gatos, então esse robô é uma mão na roda. Vai sem medo e seja feliz com esse baita ajudante pra casa. Eu sempre digo se esses caras inventarem um troço desses que aspira o sofá,sozinho, vão ficar milionários.

Pros: - Solid build quality all around. The robot vacuum itself has a really nice heft to it. - Easy to set up with the included quick start instructions - Accurate LIDAR based room mapping. - Love the convenience of the dock, makes set up and maintenance way easier compared to dockless robot vacuums - Does an excellent job cleaning, and allows you to clean much more consistently as well - Fairly quiet considering the overall performance Cons: - None really Overall: My wife and I have ben incredibly happy with this robot vacuum from Roborock. We were a bit hesitant to invest so much in a robot vacuum but after using it, we're honestly so glad we did. This is well made with a solid feel all around. Set up is quick and easy. The mapping is very quick and accurate as well. Once you have your room mapped out, you can set up no go zones easily. The dual mop and vacuuming functionality works great. This is able to lift the mop when going over carpeted areas, so you won't need to run this twice to get your space both vacuumed and mopped if you have carpets. The dock takes all of the annoying upkeep out of the mopping process since this will self clean and dry as well - you just need to empty the dirty water tank and fill the clean water tank every few weeks depending on how often you use this. Overall my wife and I have been so happy with this. Compared to our dockless vacuum/mop combo, this requires a lot less maintenance and up keep since the dock does most of the work for you. Overall a worthy investment. 100% would recommend.

- Excelente cama para gato. - Es muy útil para darle mantenimiento al piso. Pero si tienes que dar limpieza profunda cada tanto por ti mismo. - Sobretodo si tienes mascotas, es muy útil para mantener la casa sin pelo. - Esquiva muy bien los obstáculos y las mascotas. - No esquiva objetos pequeños. Ten cuidado con los desechos de mascota. - La bolsita de polvo tarda mucho en llenarse. - Creo que lo más cómodo es que cada 2 o 3 días recargas de agua limpia. Eso si, diario tira el agua sucia. El robot le puedes dar una limpieza a las mopas, filtros y lavamopas cada 20 o 30 días.