Which Roborock Qrevo Should You Buy? Every Current Model Compared

Roborock sells a lot of robots under one word. Qrevo Plus, Qrevo Pro, Qrevo S Pro, Qrevo 2 Pro, Qrevo 2 Pro Set, Qrevo CurvX, Qrevo Curv 2 Flow and Qrevo Edge 3 Pro: eight machines, one family name, and a spread of suction ratings from 7,000 Pa to 36,000 Pa. Reading a model number tells you almost nothing about which one belongs in your home.

This guide sorts the Qrevo line by the questions that matter. What kind of mop does it carry? What does the dock do after a mopping run? How low is the body, and how tall a step is it rated to cross? It starts with how the names work, compares all eight in one table, then reviews each model in turn. If you are still choosing between brands, our Roborock robot vacuum guide covers the whole company, and this page goes deeper on the Qrevo family.

The Qrevo Range Explained

Roborock does not publish a family tree on these listings, so the logic below is our reading of the eight pages. Treat it as a guide to the names and not an official map.

Naming: Plus, Pro, S Pro, 2 Pro and Beyond

The first two models in this guide are the Qrevo Plus and Qrevo Pro. Both rate suction at 7,000 Pa, both use Roborock's FlexiArm mop for edges, and both lift the mop 10 mm on carpet. The Qrevo S Pro steps up to 18,500 Pa and a dock that cleans the mop at 167°F. The Qrevo 2 Pro goes to 20,000 Pa and the Qrevo 2 Pro Set to 25,000 Pa, with near-identical feature lists on the two listings.

The last three names break from the pattern. CurvX, Curv 2 Flow and Edge 3 Pro are different machines: a retracting-LiDAR body, a roller-mop body and a climbing body. Each is covered on its own below. The simplest rule is that Plus and Pro are the entry tier, S Pro and 2 Pro are the middle, and the three Curv and Edge models are the premium end.

Mop Types: FlexiArm vs Roller

Most Qrevo listings describe spinning pads on a robot arm. Roborock calls the arm FlexiArm and says it extends to reach edges, table legs and narrow gaps. On the Qrevo Plus and Pro the listing quotes 98.8% edge coverage with a 1.85 mm margin to the wall. The Edge 3 Pro claims 100% edge and corner coverage with the same FlexiArm name.

The Qrevo Curv 2 Flow is the exception. Its listing describes a SpiraFlow roller mop with eight hydration points and a built-in scraper that refreshes the mop while it works, pressed down at 15 N and turning at 220 RPM. A roller wets the floor in a continuous strip and is scraped clean as it goes, where spinning pads wipe and are washed later at the dock. If you want the roller approach, the Curv 2 Flow is the only one of the eight that lists it.

The S Pro and CurvX listings do not describe an extending arm, and the CurvX does not describe its mop shape, in the text we read, so we write not stated rather than assume. For mop types across brands, our guide to robot vacuum and mop combos covers the differences.

Dock Features: What Changes Between Models

Every model here has a self-emptying, mop-washing dock, but the listings differ on three points: the temperature of mop washing, the drying air and how many weeks the bag lasts. The Qrevo Pro lists 140°F hot water. The 2 Pro lists 149°F, and the S Pro, 2 Pro Set and Curv 2 Flow list 167°F. The CurvX lists 176°F and the Edge 3 Pro 212°F. The Qrevo Plus lists automatic mop washing and drying but no temperature.

Bag life is stated on only three listings: up to 7 weeks on the Plus, 7 to 9 weeks on the S Pro, and up to 65 days on the Edge 3 Pro. Roborock does not say for the others, so we do not guess.

Roborock Qrevo Models Compared

The table sets the eight side by side. Suction figures are Roborock's own ratings in pascals (Pa), which compare models inside the brand well and models from other brands poorly. Where a cell says not stated, the listing is silent on that point.

Robot	Qrevo Plus	Qrevo Pro	Qrevo S Pro	Qrevo 2 Pro All-rounderTop pick	Qrevo 2 Pro Set	Qrevo CurvX	Qrevo Curv 2 Flow	Qrevo Edge 3 Pro
Robot
Best for	A first Qrevo dock	Hot-water washing, mixed floors	Pet homes, low furniture	Mixed floors, pet hair	More suction, same body	Low sofas, pets on camera	A roller mop	Raised thresholds
Suction	7,000 Pa	7,000 Pa	18,500 Pa	20,000 Pa	25,000 Pa	22,000 Pa	20,000 Pa	36,000 Pa
Mop	Dual spinning, FlexiArm, lifts 10 mm	FlexiArm, lifts 10 mm	Dual liftable spinning, lifts 10 mm	FlexiArm, lifts 15 mm	FlexiArm, lifts 15 mm, auto removal	Not stated	SpiraFlow roller, lifts 15 mm	FlexiArm, spinning, detaches on carpet
Dock	6-in-1, washes and dries (temperature not stated)	140°F wash, dries	167°F wash, 113°F dry	149°F wash, 113°F dry	167°F wash, 113°F dry	176°F wash, 113°F dry	167°F wash, 131°F dry	212°F wash, 131°F dry, detergent dosing
Height and climbing	Not stated	Not stated	3.8 in low-profile	Not stated	Not stated	3.14 in, chassis lifts 4 cm	Not stated	3.13 in, climbs 3.46 in double-layer
Obstacles	Structured light	Reactive Tech	Smart detection	Reactive Tech	Reactive Tech	108 object types	200+ object types	300+ obstacles
Price tier	$$ Mid-range	$$ Mid-range	$$ Mid-range	$$$ Premium	$$$ Premium	$$$ Premium	$$$ Premium	$$$ Premium
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Qrevo Plus

Best for

A first Qrevo dock

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Suction

7,000 Pa

Mop

Dual spinning, FlexiArm, lifts 10 mm

Dock

6-in-1, washes and dries (temperature not stated)

Height and climbing

Not stated

Obstacles

Structured light

Price tier

$$ Mid-range

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Qrevo Pro

Best for

Hot-water washing, mixed floors

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Suction

7,000 Pa

Mop

FlexiArm, lifts 10 mm

Dock

140°F wash, dries

Height and climbing

Not stated

Obstacles

Reactive Tech

Price tier

$$ Mid-range

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Qrevo S Pro

Best for

Pet homes, low furniture

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Suction

18,500 Pa

Mop

Dual liftable spinning, lifts 10 mm

Dock

167°F wash, 113°F dry

Height and climbing

3.8 in low-profile

Obstacles

Smart detection

Price tier

$$ Mid-range

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All-rounder

Qrevo 2 Pro

Best for

Mixed floors, pet hair

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Suction

20,000 Pa

Mop

FlexiArm, lifts 15 mm

Dock

149°F wash, 113°F dry

Height and climbing

Not stated

Obstacles

Reactive Tech

Price tier

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Qrevo 2 Pro Set

Best for

More suction, same body

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Suction

25,000 Pa

Mop

FlexiArm, lifts 15 mm, auto removal

Dock

167°F wash, 113°F dry

Height and climbing

Not stated

Obstacles

Reactive Tech

Price tier

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Qrevo CurvX

Best for

Low sofas, pets on camera

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Suction

22,000 Pa

Mop

Not stated

Dock

176°F wash, 113°F dry

Height and climbing

3.14 in, chassis lifts 4 cm

Obstacles

108 object types

Price tier

$$$ Premium

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Qrevo Curv 2 Flow

Best for

A roller mop

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Suction

20,000 Pa

Mop

SpiraFlow roller, lifts 15 mm

Dock

167°F wash, 131°F dry

Height and climbing

Not stated

Obstacles

200+ object types

Price tier

$$$ Premium

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Qrevo Edge 3 Pro

Best for

Raised thresholds

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Suction

36,000 Pa

Mop

FlexiArm, spinning, detaches on carpet

Dock

212°F wash, 131°F dry, detergent dosing

Height and climbing

3.13 in, climbs 3.46 in double-layer

Obstacles

300+ obstacles

Price tier

$$$ Premium

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The Roborock Qrevo Models, Reviewed

Each review opens with the short verdict, then who should buy it and who should not. The detail underneath is there for when two models look close.

1

Top pick · Best for a first Qrevo dock

Roborock Qrevo Plus

The Qrevo to start with if you want the dock routine without the premium extras. It empties, washes and dries, and it carries Roborock's edge-reaching FlexiArm mop.

• $$ Mid-range
• Suction 7,000 Pa
• Obstacles Structured light

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Buy it if

You want a self-emptying dock, edge mopping and an all-rubber brush for hair, and strong suction is not your priority.

Skip it if

You have thick carpet and want a high suction rating. At 7,000 Pa it is tied for the lowest of the eight.

The Qrevo Plus is built around its 6-in-1 dock. Roborock states that a 2.7 L dust bag gives up to 7 weeks of hands-free cleaning, and that a 4 L clean water tank covers 3,552 sq ft. The dock washes the mops automatically, adjusts speed and water flow, and the listing says the base is removable for cleaning. The washing temperature is not stated.

On the floor, two spinning mops turn at 200 RPM with 30 water levels set in the app, and the mop module lifts 10 mm to stay off carpet. FlexiArm reaches edges, table legs and narrow gaps, with 98.8% edge coverage and a 1.85 mm margin to the wall. Roborock says an all-rubber spiral brush prevents tangling, and describes a Carpet First mode that sweeps identified carpets before wetting the mop.

The title rates suction at 7,000 Pa and the features page says that is 27% more than the previous model. Obstacle avoidance uses structured light. The robot height is not stated.

What stands out

• Up to 7 weeks of dust in a 2.7 L bag, per Roborock
• FlexiArm edge mopping with 98.8% edge coverage
• Carpet First mode and 10 mm mop lifting
• All-rubber brush aimed at pet and long hair

Trade-offs

• 7,000 Pa is the lowest suction rating of the eight
• Mop-wash temperature and robot height are not stated
• Obstacle avoidance listed as structured light only

2

Best for hot-water mop washing at mid-range

Roborock Qrevo Pro

The Qrevo for people who mostly want clean mops and dry carpets. It washes with hot water, dries the pads and lifts them on carpet.

• $$ Mid-range
• Suction 7,000 Pa
• Mop FlexiArm, lifts 10 mm
• Dock 140°F wash, dries
• Obstacles Reactive Tech

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Buy it if

You have a mix of hard floors and rugs, and a dock that washes the mop in hot water matters more than raw suction.

Skip it if

You need to know the robot height or climbing figure up front. Neither is stated, and the brush design is not described.

Roborock describes the Qrevo Pro around its mop. The dock washes with 140°F hot water, which the listing says removes grime and sanitizes the mop, then dries it automatically. A sensor in the dock detects dirty water while washing and asks for another wash. The tank refills itself and the dustbin empties into a sealed bag. The days of dust the bag holds are not stated.

FlexiArm extends the mop for 98.8% edge coverage with a 1.85 mm margin. Suction is rated at 7,000 Pa, branded HyperForce. The mop lifts 10 mm when the robot moves onto carpet, and the title adds the phrase ideal for carpets. Reactive Tech obstacle avoidance is listed for furniture legs and stray toys.

The listing says the app supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only. Brush design, hair handling and robot height do not appear in the text we read.

What stands out

• 140°F hot-water mop washing and automatic drying
• Intelligent dirt detection re-washes dirty mops
• 10 mm mop lifting for carpet
• FlexiArm edge reach

Trade-offs

• Dust-bag days, brush design and robot height are not stated
• 7,000 Pa suction rating
• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

3

Best for pet homes with low furniture

Roborock Qrevo S Pro

The sensible Qrevo for a home with pets and low furniture. It combines a hair-focused brush set, a 3.8 in body and a 167°F dock.

• $$ Mid-range
• Suction 18,500 Pa
• Dock 167°F wash, 113°F dry
• Height and climbing 3.8 in low-profile
• Obstacles Smart detection

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Buy it if

You have shedding pets, sofas and beds with limited clearance, and want a quiet dock routine that runs for weeks.

Skip it if

You need a stated threshold figure or an extending mop arm. Neither is listed, and the Wi-Fi is 2.4 GHz only.

The Qrevo S Pro rates suction at 18,500 Pa and builds the brush set for hair. The listing names a zero-tangle side brush, an all-rubber main brush and an easy-to-clean omnidirectional wheel, and aims them at pets and long hair. Roborock describes a 3.8 in low-profile body that glides under beds and sofas.

The dock empties dust into a sealed 2.7 L bag that Roborock says lasts 7 to 9 weeks. It cleans the mops at 167°F and dries them with 113°F warm air. On the floor, a dual mop system adjusts water flow, and for carpet the robot boosts suction, lifts the mop 10 mm and switches modes. SmartPlan 2.0 adjusts settings for layout, floor type and cleaning history, at a stated 55 dB.

The listing states a one-year warranty for quality-related issues. FlexiArm is not mentioned, so edge reach is not stated.

What stands out

• Zero-tangle side brush and all-rubber main brush
• 3.8 in low-profile body, per Roborock
• 167°F mop washing and 7 to 9 weeks of dust
• Listing states a one-year warranty

Trade-offs

• Edge-reaching arm and climbing figure are not stated
• SmartPlan 2.0, one generation behind the 2 Pro
• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

4

Best for mixed floors and pet hair

Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro

The Qrevo we would point most households to. It covers suction, hair, edges and carpet without paying for a roller mop or a climbing chassis.

• $$$ Premium
• Suction 20,000 Pa
• Mop FlexiArm, lifts 15 mm
• Dock 149°F wash, 113°F dry
• Obstacles Reactive Tech

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Buy it if

You have hardwood, tile and low-pile carpet together, plus a dog or cat, and you want a dock that cleans and dries the mop itself.

Skip it if

You need to climb raised thresholds, or you want a rated height figure. Neither is stated.

The Qrevo 2 Pro carries a 20,000 Pa HyperForce rating that, per the listing, boosts itself on carpet. The Dual Zero-Tangle System pairs an anti-tangle side brush with a DuoDivide main brush for long hair and pet fur. FlexiArm cleans as close as 1.85 mm to walls, and a reversible side brush reaches corners for up to 30% more corner coverage.

Carpet care is where the listing gets specific. The robot removes the mop when needed, vacuums carpet before mopping, lifts the module up to 15 mm and boosts suction. The dock empties dust, refills water, washes the mop at 149°F and dries it with 113°F warm air, with a cleaning tray that has a soaking mode. Bag life is not stated.

SmartPlan 3.0 adjusts cleaning to your home, at a stated 54 dB. Roborock lists Reactive Tech obstacle avoidance, quick mapping and a 3D map display. Wi-Fi is 2.4 GHz only.

What stands out

• 20,000 Pa with a dual zero-tangle system
• FlexiArm edges and 15 mm mop lifting
• Mop removal and vacuum-first carpet routine
• Stated 54 dB operating level

Trade-offs

• Dust-bag days, robot height and climbing figure are not stated
• Lower wash temperature than the S Pro and Set
• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

5

Best for more suction in the same body

Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro Set

The 2 Pro with the numbers turned up. Same brushes and mop, but a higher suction rating and a hotter mop wash.

• $$$ Premium
• Suction 25,000 Pa
• Dock 167°F wash, 113°F dry
• Obstacles Reactive Tech

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Buy it if

You like the 2 Pro and have carpeted rooms, so extra rated suction and hotter washing are worth the step up.

Skip it if

A 5,000 Pa jump on paper does not matter to you. On hard floors the difference may be small.

Read the Qrevo 2 Pro Set listing next to the 2 Pro and the differences are short. Suction moves from 20,000 Pa to 25,000 Pa, the dock wash moves from 149°F to 167°F, and the title adds Auto Mop Removal and a black finish. The rest reads the same: Dual Zero-Tangle System, DuoDivide main brush, FlexiArm to 1.85 mm from the wall, and mop lifting up to 15 mm.

The dock empties dust, refills water, washes the mop and dries it with 113°F warm air, with the same cleaning tray and soaking mode. SmartPlan 3.0 and a stated 54 dB operating level carry over. Bag life, robot height and climbing are not stated.

Roborock rates suction on its own scale, so 25,000 Pa here compares well against the 2 Pro and poorly against another brand's number. Treat the Set as the 2 Pro for carpeted homes, not a different kind of robot.

What stands out

• 25,000 Pa, the highest rating among the 2 Pro line
• 167°F mop washing, hotter than the plain 2 Pro
• Auto Mop Removal in the title
• Same brushes and FlexiArm reach as the 2 Pro

Trade-offs

• Dust-bag days, height and climbing are not stated
• Higher suction rating, but no new feature over the Qrevo 2 Pro is stated
• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

6

Best for low furniture and pet cameras

Roborock Qrevo CurvX

The slim Qrevo. If sofa clearance is the problem, this is the one to check, and the pet-camera features are a bonus if you want them.

• $$$ Premium
• Suction 22,000 Pa
• Dock 176°F wash, 113°F dry
• Height and climbing 3.14 in, chassis lifts 4 cm
• Obstacles 108 object types

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Buy it if

You have low sofas and cabinets, want strong hot-water mop washing and are happy with a camera on board.

Skip it if

You would rather not have a camera in your home, or you want the mop type confirmed before buying.

Roborock calls the Qrevo CurvX its slimmest robot yet at 7.98 cm, and the title gives 3.14 in. The listing says a retractable LiDAR drops under low furniture, switching to a 100 degree rear field of view, then rises in open space for 360 degree scanning. An upward range finder tells it when to move. The AdaptiLift Chassis can raise the whole body to 4 cm or tilt individual corners for thresholds and furniture legs.

Suction is rated at 22,000 Pa with a zero-tangle design that Roborock says handles hair up to 40 cm. Structured light and an RGB camera recognize 108 types of objects. The camera also supports real-time video calls and two-way voice, and the robot can recognize pets and move aside. Whether that suits you is a privacy question.

The Dock 3.0 Thermo+ washes mops with 176°F water (80°C), dries with 113°F air, cleans itself and empties dust. Mop shape, mop lift and dust-bag days are not stated.

What stands out

• 3.14 in body with a retracting LiDAR
• AdaptiLift chassis raises up to 4 cm
• 176°F mop washing and self-cleaning dock
• Pet recognition and two-way voice

Trade-offs

• Mop type, mop lift and bag days are not stated
• Built-in camera may not suit privacy-minded homes
• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

7

Best for a roller mop

Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow

The Qrevo for people who want the floor wiped by a roller that is scraped clean as it goes, and who deal with liquid spills.

• $$$ Premium
• Suction 20,000 Pa
• Mop SpiraFlow roller, lifts 15 mm
• Dock 167°F wash, 131°F dry
• Obstacles 200+ object types

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Buy it if

You mop kitchens and entryways, deal with wet mess, and have carpet that needs protecting.

Skip it if

You prefer spinning pads, or you need a stated robot height. It is not listed.

The Curv 2 Flow is the roller model. Roborock describes a SpiraFlow roller with eight hydration points and a scraper that refreshes the mop in real time, pressed at 15 N and turning at 220 RPM. An edge-adaptive roller reaches corners and chair legs. The mop lifts up to 15 mm on carpet, and a Roller Shield deploys to help separate dry and wet zones.

Suction is rated at 20,000 Pa. A dual short-roller set and an upgraded side brush carry an SGS-certified 0% hair entanglement rate, according to the listing. DirTect sensors identify the mess and switch to mop-only for liquid spills such as coffee or mud.

The dock empties dust, refills water, washes at 167°F, dries at 131°F and re-washes when its dirt detection asks. Roborock lists recognition of over 200 object types, PreciSense LiDAR and up to four floor plans. Robot height is not stated.

What stands out

• SpiraFlow roller mop with built-in scraper
• Mop-only mode for liquid spills, per the listing
• SGS-certified 0% hair entanglement rate, as stated by Roborock
• Up to four floor plans for multi-level homes

Trade-offs

• Height, dust-bag days and climbing are not stated
• More mop parts to maintain than pads
• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

8

Best for raised thresholds

Roborock Qrevo Edge 3 Pro

The Qrevo for homes with raised thresholds. It lists the highest suction, the hottest dock wash and the most stated climbing of the eight.

• $$$ Premium
• Suction 36,000 Pa
• Obstacles 300+ obstacles

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Buy it if

Your rooms are separated by door tracks and double-layer thresholds, and you want one robot to cross them all.

Skip it if

Your floors are flat. You would be paying for climbing you will not use.

The Qrevo Edge 3 Pro leads with the AdaptiLift Chassis 3.0. Roborock says it climbs 1.77 in single-layer thresholds and 3.46 in double-layer thresholds, and handles carpets up to 1.81 in thick by detaching the mop. A retractable LDS gives 360 degree mapping and a stated 3.13 in clearance for beds and sofas.

Suction is rated at 36,000 Pa, the top figure in this guide. Roborock lists a Dual Zero-Tangle System with a 0% hair tangling rate, over 300 recognized obstacles and VertiBeam lateral obstacle avoidance. FlexiArm cleans toward corners and the app can mark curtains for cleaning behind them. The warm-water mop turns at 200 RPM with up to 14 N of pressure.

The 10-in-1 dock washes with 212°F water, dries with 131°F air, dispenses detergent, refills warm water and holds up to 65 days of dust. A one-year warranty is stated for quality-related issues.

What stands out

• Climbs 3.46 in double-layer thresholds, according to Roborock
• 36,000 Pa, the highest rating in the line
• 212°F mop washing and automatic detergent dosing
• Up to 65 days of dust and a stated 3.13 in clearance

Trade-offs

• Climbing features a flat home will not use
• Only 1.81 in carpets are listed as handled
• 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

Qrevo vs Saros: When to Step Up

The Qrevo line is Roborock's mainstream family. Its Saros line sits above it, and our Roborock Saros guide covers those models on their own listings. We read the Qrevo listings here, so we do not quote Saros specs on this page.

The more useful question is whether the top of the Qrevo line already solves your problem. If your problem is a raised threshold, the Edge 3 Pro lists 3.46 in of double-layer climbing. If it is a sofa that sits too low, the CurvX states 3.14 in and the Edge 3 Pro 3.13 in. If it is a sticky kitchen floor, the Curv 2 Flow lists a roller mop and the Edge 3 Pro lists 212°F washing. Step up to the Saros guide only if none of those answers fits, or if you want to compare the whole range before buying.

Brand comparisons are a separate question. Our Eufy vs Roborock comparison sets the two makers side by side.

How to Pick a Qrevo

Start with your floor plan, not the suction rating. Roborock rates suction on its own scale, and the other differences are easier to feel in a home.

Small Apartment With Mostly Hard Floors

The Qrevo Plus or Pro covers this. Both carry FlexiArm edges and a dock that washes and dries the mop. Pick the Pro if the 140°F hot-water wash matters, and the Plus if the longer stated bag life (up to 7 weeks) matters. Neither lists a height, so measure your lowest sofa before you buy.

Family Home With Pets and Mixed Floors

The Qrevo 2 Pro is the balanced answer. Its Dual Zero-Tangle System, 15 mm mop lifting and mop removal fit homes that switch between rugs and hardwood. The S Pro is the cheaper tier for the same pet focus, with the added benefit of a stated 3.8 in body. Our guide to the best robot vacuums for pet hair compares other brands.

Carpeted House or Deep Rugs

The Qrevo 2 Pro Set, with 25,000 Pa and the same carpet routine, is the carpet-leaning pick of the middle range. The Edge 3 Pro goes further, with 36,000 Pa and carpets up to 1.81 in thick handled by detaching the mop. A Qrevo cannot make deep pile easy, so judge by the carpet height, not the rating alone.

Home With Steps, Low Sofas or Both

Choose by the problem you have. A stated climbing figure belongs to the Edge 3 Pro. A stated low body belongs to the CurvX (3.14 in) and the Edge 3 Pro (3.13 in). The S Pro lists 3.8 in. Measure your highest rise and your lowest clearance, then match the number.

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