Roborock Q and QV Series

The Roborock Q series is the value robot vacuum line, and it keeps the part that matters most: PreciSense LiDAR navigation that maps your home accurately and cleans in planned rows, on the same app as the flagships. Thirteen configurations sit in this collection, from the Q7 L5 and Q7 Max at $159.99 to the Q5 DuoRoller+ at $599.99, covering vacuum-only robots, vacuum-and-mop combos, "+" models with auto-empty docks, and two QV models with all-in-one washing stations. Every unit is a genuine US-spec Roborock with the manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty.

Three sub-families make up the line. Q7 and Q10 robots are the vacuum-and-mop combos, Q5 and Q8 robots use the DuoRoller dual rubber brush and the longest run times, and the QV 35A and QV 35S add a dock that washes and dries the mops. Shop the whole line below, or jump to the under $500 and $500 to $1,000 bands.

The current Q7 and Q10 models run 8,000 to 10,000 Pa of HyperForce suction with dual anti-tangle systems, and most add automatic carpet boost. The Q7 L5 ($159.99) pairs 8,000 Pa with a 3,200 mAh battery, a compact charging dock, and a mop module. The Q10 S5 ($229.99) adds VibraRise 2.0 vibrating mopping that lifts automatically on carpet, and the Q10 X5 ($229.99) uses an auto-lifting mop module and a 500 ml bin; both carry Reactive Tech structured-light obstacle avoidance and 5,200 mAh batteries. The Q7 Max ($159.99) is the 4,200 Pa long-runner with an all-rubber brush, a 470 ml bin, and up to 3 hours per charge.

A "+" in the name means an auto-empty dock that transfers debris into a sealed 2.5 or 2.7 L bag after each run, good for up to 7 weeks between changes. The Q7 M5+ (from $249.99), Q10 X5+ ($319.99), and Q10 S5+ ($329.99) are the 10,000 Pa auto-empty options. The Q5 Max+ ($329.99) and Q5 DuoRoller+ ($599.99) are vacuum-only with the DuoRoller dual rubber brush, a 770 ml bin, and up to 4 hours per charge; the Q7 Max+ (from $329.99) pairs the 4,200 Pa Q7 Max with the Auto-Empty Dock Pure; and the Q8 Max+ (from $359.99) brings 5,500 Pa, DuoRoller, same-pass mopping, and a 4-hour runtime.

The QV models bridge to the premium lines. The QV 35A ($449.99) runs 8,000 Pa with dual spinning mops at 200 RPM on an All-in-One Multifunctional Station with self-washing scrapers, cold-air drying, auto dust emptying, and auto tank refilling. The QV 35S ($549.99) steps up to 10,000 Pa with a spiral floating all-rubber brush and a dock that empties the bin, washes the mops with hot water in a three-stage process, air-dries them, and refills the tank, in a 3.80-inch body that crosses 2 cm thresholds.

Mopping comes in three forms here. The Q7 L5, Q7 M5+, and Q10 X5 models carry a mop module that wipes hard floors during the vacuum run; the Q7 Max, Q7 Max+, and Q8 Max+ use an electric water tank with adjustable flow (30 levels on the Q8 Max+). The Q10 S5 and Q10 S5+ use VibraRise 2.0, a vibrating plate that scrubs rather than wipes and rises when the robot detects carpet. The QV 35A and QV 35S switch to dual spinning pads at 200 RPM, which the dock washes and dries so you never handle a wet pad.

Hard floors and light carpet on a tight budget: Q7 L5 or Q7 Max. Pet hair and rugs: any 10,000 Pa model with the JawScrapers brush, ideally a "+" version so the bin empties itself, or a DuoRoller model if you do not need mopping. Large single-level homes: the 4-hour Q5 Max+, Q8 Max+, or Q5 DuoRoller+, which covers up to 3,767 sq ft per charge. Mopping you do not want to manage: QV 35A or QV 35S. Our robot vacuum buying guide and Roborock comparison cover every model, and the Qrevo series is the next step up.