roborock Qrevo Series Robot Vacuum and Mop, 8000Pa Suction, Upgraded from Qrevo S, Anti-Tangle Brushes, Smart Obstacle Avoidance, Auto Mop Washing, All-in-One Dock, 200RPM Spinning Mops, Black(QV 35A)

# Pros**Mopping Performance*** Excellent mopping; removed dried kitchen spills after several passes* Pads cleaned every 15 mins and dried post-run — prevents odors* Dirty water indicates effective floor cleaning* Mop tray and water tank show fine dirt collection**App & Setup*** Easy app setup, even for non-tech-savvy users* Lots of Reddit details on tips and tricks.**Design & Efficiency*** Quiet operation, including pad drying and auto-emptying* Handles fur well — none left on mop pads or in dirty water* Water system supports two full cleaning cycles without refill (game changer this !!)* Dust bag collects hair and debris efficiently* Ideal for smaller homes (< 1300 sq. ft.)# Cons**Vacuuming Performance*** Does not pick up fine dirt effectively, even on max suction and double passes* The dust bag, gets super dirty and very quickly. It would been better to just have it like before (a separate compartment)* The mop pad drying takes about 3 hours on an average.* Edge Cleaning & Obstacle Avoidance (like raised carpets can be a bit annoying and more noisy than its usual operational sound.# Final Decision* I would recommend it for anyone looking to run it regularly and has the time to let the mop parts dry well, between uses.

After a disenchanting experience with an early-model Roomba that got stuck on everything and died after only 3 months--and identical results with 3 other brands of robot vacs--I feel like I've finally found a robovac that works the way a vacuum should. I love my Qrevo S!THE GOOD:1. Setup was easy once I got comfortable with the idea of allowing the Roborock app to have location access. Apparently, it's only needed for setup because I've since turned it off, and it's still working fine. Camera access is not necessary at all if you don't use the QR code for setup.2. The vacuum function is very quiet (and mopping is virtually silent). No matter the mode, we can comfortably hold a conversation right next to it. After dinner, we just lift our feet and keep chatting while it sucks up crumbs for us. It's been great!3. It doesn't bump into or get stuck on ANYTHING. As long as you keep the sensors clean, you can pretty much set it and go. I have hardwood flooring, tile, washable area rugs, a regular area rug, a padded rubber mat, high transition strips, and a cat tree with a carpeted base, and this guy can handle all of it. If a cat throws a toy in front of it (or refuses to get out of its way), it'll just go around. In fact, from the very first day, our cats have been completely unphased by our Qrevo S, even when it kicks into a higher suction mode.4. It doesn't suck up the edges of area rugs. That was a major problem with other brands of robovac, and the curling that resulted became a trip hazard. Not so with the Qrevo! It seems to instinctively know when to lift its little butt to get up onto thicker surfaces, and when to turn down the suction on thin mats, so the edges of all my area rugs are still nice and flat.5. That first post-vac "slurp" is so satisfying! This is my first robovac with an auto-emptying base, and I'll never go back. I'm not sure if it found a lot of dirt that my regular vac missed, or if it was just inflating the debris bag for the first time, but the "whump" sound delighted me to giggles...because that was the moment I realized I wouldn't have to handle a dustbin. I will never, ever use another vacuum that doesn't empty itself.6. You can adjust the amount of water the mop uses in each room. This is key when you're mopping hardwood and tile flooring in the same run.7. You can set the unit to avoid mopping transition strips. We have wooden strips that are pressed in place but not glued or sealed, so this function is super important for us. A word of warning: you have to tell the app where the transition strips are. If you don't, the unit will straddle the strip and attempt to wash it, using the water volume you set for the current floor. So if you're mopping a tile floor that transitions to a wood floor, it will wash your transition strip and several inches of the wood floor with too much water.8. The mop works with distilled water. We have very hard water, so I was worried about mineral damage, but the unit works great with distilled.9. It only takes seconds to rinse out the dirty water tank. I had heard horror stories about how funky dirty water tanks can get, but this unit is so easy to dump and rinse after every washing that it hasn't been a problem.THE BAD:1. The recommended floor cleaner contains tea tree oil, which is highly toxic to cats. There are no other approved cleaning solutions.2. The mop leaves little pee spots in its path. There aren't very many of them, but there is enough volume in each one to be a potential problem on wood floors if they're left to seep in.3. The Lidar sensor is so tall that the unit can't fit under most furniture. This is the one and only thing cheap robovacs do better.4. It doesn't mop all the way to the wall. It does a great job of vacuuming to the edge of the room, but on this model the mop heads don't get all the way there.5. The mop pads lift up when traveling over area rugs, but not enough. The wet pads will clear thin mats and washable rugs, but will drag across regular rugs, leaving a damp trail behind (and without a cat-safe surfactant at work, it's basically dragging mud across the rug. Ew!)THE UGLY:1. I'm going to say it again, because it's a legitimate problem: The recommended floor cleaner contains tea tree oil, which is highly toxic to cats. There are no other approved cleaning solutions.There are so many more great things to say about the Qrevo S, but other reviewers have covered those features well enough that they don't need to be said again. Overall, I'm thrilled with my Qrevo S, and I would absolutely recommend it to others. Five stars and two thumbs up!

So far this robot vacuum has been incredible! We have a 110 lb dog so plenty of hair and dirt on floors. We have a mix of tile, rugs, carpeting and hardwood on our first level and cleans all of them without an issue and without me having to intervene, like i did with our very old robot vacuum. I HATE cleaning our floors, and the dirty water I emptied from the basin definitely showed it..but also how amazing the moping feature is on this thing. I still have to figure out how to map my basement and second floor, the manual is a little lackluster when comes to details like this, but I can figure that out n my own. While a little expensive, worth the investment. Mapping is easy but does take a little bit of trial and error to set it up in the app when drawing the room boundaries it can be a little finicky. Haven't had any issue with battery life when compared with our old vacuum, able clean a decent amount of area prior to charging. Charging does take some time but worth it for the power of the vacuum.