Roborock Qrevo Series

Roborock Qrevo is where a robot vacuum becomes a floor-care system: HyperForce suction from 7,000 Pa on the MaxV to 25,000 Pa on the Edge 2, dual spinning mops that lift over carpet, a FlexiArm side mop that reaches edges and corners, and a multifunctional dock that washes the mops in hot water, dries them with warm air, empties the dustbin, and refills the tank. Ten configurations sit in this collection, from the Certified Refurbished Qrevo MaxV at $479.99 and the Qrevo Edge S5A at $599.99 to the Qrevo Edge at $1,599.99. Every new unit carries Roborock's 1-year limited manufacturer warranty.

The series has three form factors. Curv models carry the AdaptiLift threshold-climbing chassis and a curved dock; Edge models lead on suction; the Slim is the low-profile option. The entry S5A, S5X, and MaxV bring the Qrevo platform in at the lowest price, and the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow swaps spinning pads for a self-rinsing roller mop.

The Curv and CurvX carry the AdaptiLift chassis. The Qrevo Curv ($849.99) lifts its three independently controlled wheels to clear standard thresholds up to 3 cm and double-layer thresholds up to 4 cm, runs 18,500 Pa through a DuoDivide anti-tangle brush, and washes at 167 F. The Qrevo CurvX ($749.99) raises suction to 22,000 Pa, adds RetractSense LiDAR for a 3.14-inch body, a Thermo+ dock that washes at 176 F, Reactive AI with 108 recognized object types, and pet snaps and video calls. The Qrevo Curv 2 Flow ($999.99) replaces the spinning pads with a 270 mm SpiraFlow roller mop that rinses itself in real time, mops to within about 10 mm of walls, lifts 15 mm over carpet, and holds 65 days of dust, with 20,000 Pa behind it.

The Edge family leads on suction. The Qrevo Edge ($1,599.99) carries 18,500 Pa with AdaptiLift, a 6,400 mAh battery, and smart no-go zone suggestions, and the Qrevo Edge 2 ($1,299.99) is the 25,000 Pa flagship of the series, with a liftable DuoDivide brush that captures hair up to 15.75 inches long, DirTect mess detection, retractable laser navigation in a 3.1-inch body, and Reactive AI that recognizes more than 280 object types. The Qrevo Slim ($1,399.99) is the low-profile choice at 3.23 inches tall, using StarSight solid-state LiDAR with no rotating turret and 11,000 Pa of suction.

The Qrevo Edge S5A ($599.99) and Qrevo Curv S5X ($649.99) bring the 18,500 Pa DuoDivide platform, FlexiArm edge mopping, and the 167 F washing dock under $650, in a 3.85-inch body that fits under low furniture; the S5X adds the curved dock with a detachable base and four wash modes. The Qrevo MaxV ($699.99) is the camera pick at this price: ReactiveAI recognizes 62 object types across 20 categories, stops the brush and steers around pets, offers four carpet modes, and re-washes and re-mops when its dock detects a dirty pad. The Certified Refurbished MaxV ($479.99) offers the same robot, inspected and certified by Roborock, with a 6-month warranty.

Every Qrevo dock washes the pads automatically; the temperature is the difference. The MaxV docks wash at 140 F and dry at 113 F. The Edge S5A, Curv S5X, Curv, Edge, and Curv 2 Flow wash at 167 F, and the CurvX Thermo+ dock and Edge 2 wash at 176 F, with warm-air drying between runs. Dust capacity runs from about 7 weeks per bag on the CurvX, Curv S5X, and Slim to up to 65 days on the Edge S5A, Edge 2, and Curv 2 Flow, the MaxV dock re-washes a pad when it detects it is still dirty, and the Curv S5X re-mops automatically.

Pick the Edge 2 or CurvX for the most suction and the newest sensing, the Curv 2 Flow if you prefer a roller mop, the Slim or CurvX for clearance, the Curv or Edge for 6,400 mAh batteries on larger floors, and the S5A, S5X, or MaxV for the core Qrevo experience at the lowest price. Our Roborock comparison lays the specs out side by side, and the Saros series is the tier above.