Qrevo Slim Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo, 8.2cm Ultra-Slim, 3D Sensing Tech, Advanced Obstacle Recognition, Powerful Suction, FlexiArm Side Brush & Mop, Auto Mop Washing & Drying, Self-Emptying

We have had this for about a month now and have been extremely happy with it. We have had a couple of Neato vacs and a Eufy and all have been just okay with main issues of battery life and mediocre personal — never been overly happy with the others but the roborock has been outstanding. I was originally concerned about the price, but I think you actually get what you pay for with this. Connectivity of this has been superb - no issues connecting to our Orbi mesh with the 2.4g requirement. Vacuuming has been excellent with better overall pickup and better getting in corners along walls. Mopping is actually very good - we use distilled water to reduce any streaks or swirls (which you can see sometimes in the right light with just tap water) Mapping has been excellent. Far better accuracy with this compared to others. Setting up of zones is also easier. No issues generally with it bumping into things. We have engineered, carpet, rugs, and lvp — it can sense the flooring type and adjust as needed. The mopping is accurate as well, doing a good job staying on the hardwood and ignoring the carpet for mopping. Volume is better / lower overall compared to the others — some of the others could get a bit loud but we don’t have that issue with the roborock Slim profile can get under some of our furniture with no issues. Hoping the battery will not be an issue and if it does become a problem, I will likely update this post. Not many things I would give a 5 star rating to, but this is one. If you have been frustrated with lower end models but are concerned about the cost of this — buy once cry once.

I haven’t owned a different model to compare this robo vac/ mop with but this one seems to function well, and it should for the price. The vacuum function is excellent at pickup, and the same for the mopping. The navigation is solid. It does bump things very often and mis identifies obstacles but not a serious issue. I believe this stems from not having the lidar puck on top but rather in the front and relaying more on cameras for the navigation so they could achieve the lower profile design. Which to that end, this does fit nicely under literally every piece of furniture we own, including the dressers, which makes us feel great about how affective it cleans compared to our old vacuums and mops which literally never got under any of that unless we were rearranging a room. So for that aspect alone it’s great. I am a little concerned about long term wear and tear as it seems to struggle a bit in our tall high pile bedroom carpets and I’m sure that leads to a lot of motor fatigue. Another thing to note: it’s nice to not have to use a vacuum or mop but you do have to still think about where and when it cleans because things left on the floor present a big obstacle to it. Shoes, laundry, power cords, toys, anything small in its path it will bump into and around and even sometimes tangle with, so things need to be picked up if you want it to do a nice job or not get stuck. I think where it would really shine is big open spaces that don’t hardly see any clutter but have lots of furniture. Just maybe not high end wood furniture because again; this particular model bumps everything. There’s a setting to not get close to things but then I feel it defeats the point. The app functions well and is pretty easy to use for anyone that’s got some aptitude for that sort of thing. Otherwise I think you would want to watch some help videos or read the manual. In 5 years (maybe less) I think robovacs will be incredible, this isn’t quite there. But it is nice if you have the money to spare or a lack of time. TLDR: The low profile may make for slightly poorer navigation but it’s does an excellent job cleaning including underneath everything.

⚠️ FRAUD Company⚠️ December 2025 the side arm brush broke which should be expected if anything gets caught on it the. It will 100% kill the motor. I didn’t bother even trying to deal with the warranty claim and addressed the repair myself which was fairly easy and straight forward. I had to order the part from Aliexpress since Roborock does not offer parts to consumers. I have made multiple legal requests for the repair manuals and Information guaranteed under Oregon ORS 1596 CH 69 right to repair law. All requests have been denied. When calling in to the customer support number is pointless because they claim they can’t do anything and there is no way to speak with anyone in the warranty claims department. They refuse to do anything other than make notes. There is no customer advocacy aka legal department contact information or US based address. The warranty language is unethical and illegal with many red flags but that is actually extremely normal with most companies especially based over seas selling in the US market. ⛔️ I have filed a complaint with my State attorney general consumer fraud and affairs division. Per my legal rights under FTC and ORS consumer rights laws, it is illegal for companies like Roborock to imply or state that they will void a warranty if a consumer makes repairs or modifications to a product. I decided to open up the docking station and everything looks clean! I did not see any water spots or corrosion which would indicate water leaking internally. So I ran a descale cycle on the mop cleaning and then bit the bullet and started a room clean and mop cycle while simultaneously watching the internal pumps and hoses for any leaks. As soon as the Roborock vacuum came off the docking station I immediately noticed the all too familiar continuous streaming leaking water coming from the vacuum it’s self and I stopped the cycle from running. I have now 100% determined the issue is with the vacuum it’s self and not the docking station. So I can now begin to open up the vacuum chassis to look for the culprit of this issue. Update: 8 months of use and there is a water leak happening. So I have notified Roborock customer service and supplied pictures. Under Oregon Law SB 1569 CH 69 I am legally requesting any and all repair manuals, diagrams, and materials and or pursuant to FTC consumer rights warranty laws I am requesting a new replacement be sent at no cost due to manufacturer defect. Water is leaking out the top of the unit and getting inside of the dust bin and all over the floor. Water is seen spilling out when the vacuum is inverted. It appears that Roborock offers a limited 1 year warranty that has some illegal unenforceable stipulations that violate US federal consumer rights laws. So be aware that buying from this company will present ethical and legal challenges if needing to utilize the warranty for manufacturing defect. Remember you can always file a claim with your State Attorney General Consumer affairs division if the company violates your protected federal or State code Sumer rights. This is my first robo vacuum! I did a lot of research and I actually wanted the model up from this one but it was sold out! I am so happy with this model low profile it cleans areas that I used to only access on a monthly or yearly basis by moving large pieces of furniture! I bought this when there were zero reviews available! It has been working great for me since day #1. I used the vacuum for the first 3 cleaning without the mop feature as instructed and it was straight forward! There was a small bit of learning curve with the app interface as features are not intuitive and it takes a minute to orient one’s self! My hair is down to my low back and I have 5 cats inside and after this first week of using the vacuum every day I never want to be without one again. I love the mopping feature except that it keeps sending me notifications for an empty water bin 💔. I have kept the water bin on half full to prevent any standing water mold growth (look up pink mildew) you will recognize it from your shower and plant watering cans if you have seen it before. I noticed that it adapts and learns quickly to new objects like laundry baskets but for some strange reason and despite setting the floor layout it keeps pushing my pet bowls out of place 🙈💔. Thankfully the auto pet feeder is not currently programmed to feed otherwise the food would go all over the floor. I a, considering acting some removable and washable dusting pads to the sides of this little guy to hit my baseboards and furniture. - this stopped after a few months once the programming learned it was a feeding station.

It's been a couple of weeks since I bought my qrevo slim, and since then there hasn't been a need to pull out the big vacuum. This robot does a pretty good job cleaning once you deal with it's limitations. I have it mopping and vaccuming the first floor of my house, which is hardwood flooring with area rugs. On the very first cleaning, the robot got itself stuck under the sofa, which was barely high enough for it to get under. The problem was that the carpet was close to the edge of the sofa, and so there wasn't quite enough clearence for the robot to get underneath. By moving the carpet 6 inches away, the robot was able to get underneath the sofa and no longer got stuck. There was another spot where the distance between the carpet and the wall was about 3/4 of the diameter of the robot. This cause the robot to think it was entirely on hardwood and it proceeded to wet mop the edge of my carpet. Moving the carpet a full diameter from the wall solved this. After going around my house and making minor adjustments to the carpet distance between the walls and sofas I was able to work around the robot's limitations, and now I am comfortable that I can leave the robot unattended without it getting stuck or mopping my carpets. If you cannot adjust your area rugs then you might have to set up some no mop zones in the app. Other than the above issues, the navigation of the robot is pretty good. It is certainly smarter than the roomba upstairs in that it mostly doesn't ram floorboards and furniture as it roams the house. I had to install felt pads on our roomba's bumper to prevent it from scratching the furniture, but so far I haven't felt the need to do so on the roborock. I cannot comment on obstacle avoidance as we don't leave things like USB cables lying around the house. The mopping is better than expected. I didn't have high hopes for such a tiny set of mop pads, but I was wrong. The bot makes regular trips back to the docking station to clean the pads, and. it actually seems to do a good job. I can see from the dirty water thank that it is getting up a good amount of dirt. It also scrubs the pads with hot water and dries them with hot air to prevent mold. One criticism I have about the mop is on the auto extension arm. It's cool that it can extend a mop pad out to reach the edge of floor boards, but this leads to a 2 inch gap between the pads where nothing gets scrubbed, and the robot doesn't seem to always go back and scrub that gap area. While the robot does save you time in vacuuming and mopping, it creates some new chores. The clean and dirty water tanks need to be filled/emptied frequently, the mopping base needs cleaning once a month, the pads need washing every one to two weeks, and the robot needs to be serviced at regular intervals (wipe dust off of the sensors, get hair out of the brush, etc) to keep it working properly. It's less work overall than dragging out the big vaccuum and mop, but it is still a significant amount of work. I also have concerns about the longevity of this thing, but after going through internet forums it seems like they work for a few years if properly maintained. Update after 6 months: This thing is the first bit of tech that has genuinely impressed me in years. The robot seems to learn from it's mistakes and rarely gets stuck anymore. Once every month or so it gets trapped or lost somehow (sometimes due to kids moving furniture), but it is so infrequent as to not bother me. Unlike my older roomba, it does not crash into furniture or walls-- it gets very close and then stops without scuffing everything. I don't place felt on the bumpers because it isn't necessary. Other than routine maintenance, the only other thing that goes wrong is an occasional dust bin clog. From what I have read on various forums, roborocks generally last for a few years or more if you look after them. If that's the case, this thing will be well worth the price as expensive as it is. For those wondering, here is my routine maintenance. I use it 5x a week for vacuum and mopping around 1000 sq ft of hardwood floors and carpets: Every 3-4 days: 1.Empty the dirty water. 2. Fill the clean water reservoir and add a capful of cleaner. I use the roborock cleaner and it's fine. Every week or when I see the robot acting funny: 1. Check the dustbin for clogs. 2. Remove hair from the brushes. Every month or so: 1. Clean and rinse the mop washing tray. 2. Check the vacuum bag to see if it needs replacing. 3. Wipe off the sensor covers. Changing the water tanks is the most annoying of all the tasks, but it isn't too bad honestly. Everything else takes only a minure or two.

I love my first robot. It is a workhorse! It does not move haphazardly like some of my friends' vacuums. This robot is methodical. Easy to program. It goes straight to the scheduled room. When it meets a wall it moves over maybe 6" and returns on a parallel path making lovely, even vacuum path marks across the room's carpet. I bought this model because it is shorter and can reach under couches and dressers. Because it is so slim, the lidar technology is installed on the sides of the vacuum instead of on top. I imagine the top camera may turn independently to orient itself whereas on the slim model, the whole machine has to turn this way and that, when lost, to collect info from all its cameras before understanding its location. It takes a bit longer to get it's bearings but for me, it's worth the trade off. Mapping is a bit of a learning curve but I am amazed at just how accurate it is. Customer service is friendly, helpful and prompt. Just have your model and serial number ready before contacting. Rooms need to be cleared of obstacles. We broke the house into sections. Wednesday it is scheduled to clean the master suite Thursday it cleans the office and mancave. On Mondays it is scheduled to vacuum the dining, kitchen and living rooms. We move all the dining room chairs so it can has a clear path to concentrate on the crumbs under the table instead of navigating and circling 28 legs. On Fridays it recleans the dining room, kitchen and high traffic hallways. Because it does not do the entire house at once I cannot testify to battery life. It always has plenty of charge for the daily task unless it gets stuck. Suction is awesome. Cords need to be corralled, bath mats, waste baskets and laundry hampers need to be cleared from the scheduled paths. Last week the Roborock sucked up a low hanging Capri leg tie in the walkin closet and was stopped cold. The app on the phone tracks every move and helped us locate the robot when we realized it wasn't docked and charging. We have a second floor, so 2 maps. I carry the vacuum upstairs, click on the second map. When done, it is a little confused about how to return to the dock. The easiest way to reorient it is to place the robot just in front of the dock, click on map 1 and command it to return home. It turns around for a few seconds until it understands it's location, then backs in and starts charging We have been using it for 5 months and our house is cleaner than it has ever been when depending on me to get motivated. It's a lifesaver, a back saver and a time saver! You do have to check it periodically to make sure there are no blockages (such as a wayward post it note that has blocked the intake), the lidar lenses need dusting, and the filter needs to be rinsed every once in a while. Only two cons I can think of: 1. I don't need the mopping feature because some of our floors are very sensitive to water. It is hard to find a robot without that feature any more! The robot's dock is always displaying a red light because I don't fill the water tank which was a little disconcerting at first. 2. I named it Bella but it will only answer to Rocky.

I've tried three robot vacuum/mop combos since Thanksgiving 2024: Shark PowerDetect - Never Touch, Dreame L40, and Roborock Qrevo Slim. The Shark PowerDetect immediately had issues - numerous errors during the first use. It only cleaned about 5-6 inches from the baseboards and left a mud trail at this distance. It didn't suck up the dirty water so most of the dirt was left behind. The floors never looked clean. The Dreame L40 would leave large clumps of dog hair around the house and it would only go under one section of my sofa. The mopping was sub-par, leaving quite a bit of dirt/mud behind. The Roborock Qrevo Slim did a really great job vacuuming under my entire sofa and did a decent job mopping. It was only able to mop about 1/2 inch from the baseboard, leaving the rest to be cleaned by hand. It was the only one to vacuum/mop around its dock. After a week of using it, it stopped working stating 'Internal Error (108). Reset the machine.' I did this numerous times but it continued to error. I called Roborock for technical support. The tech had me manually push the robot back and forth like an eraser but to no avail. Then, he said I had to send the order date, order number, and a video of when the robot errors to the Roborock warranty department. He said they would determine if I needed to send the machine in for repairs. I tried to explain that I was within the return window of Amazon but he kept repeating that this was the process I had to follow. I don't want to repair a brand-new machine! I would have happily exchanged it with Amazon because the Roborock was the best of the three but I don't want to deal with such nonsense of the Roborock customer service.

Summary: I replaced a ~$400 shark robot vacuum with this one after doing a ton of research. I am more than happy with my purchase. Vacuum works very well on tile and carpet, and the mop does a good enough job (equivalent of a light swiffering). The app works wonderfully, and the vacuum fits under my cabinets. Highly recommend!!! Pros: + Fits under my low entertainment system and kitchen cabinets. Neither of my last 2 robot vacuums could do that. + Did a good job of mapping. Was able to identify correctly different surface types (carpet vs hard floors), furniture, and other objects. It did struggle with a standing mirror on the floor (it thought it was a door to another room), but I can't really hold that against it. + Does a good job vacuuming up most debris and dirt; like all mop/vacuum combinations, it doesn't vacuum up hair quite as well as a vacuum only (I think the hair gets stuck in the mop pads?) + Mops pretty well. Robot mops are generally just "okay" at mopping; it's just water and scrub pad, so it doesn't work much better than a moderate "swiffer". That said, it works well, and it has never tried to mop a carpet. + It gets the edges of walls/furniture/cabinets very well when mopping. + App is extremely good, definitely stronger than many other brands. There are a lot of detailed controls, as well as extremely detailed run maps, information about objects it has identified, and very flexible scheduling features. + It gives VERY GOOD error messages. If there is a specific thing wrong - for example, a sensor is dirty, the error message will say "a sensor is dirty" both via the vacuum speaker AND the app. If you open the message in the app, there will be a diagram and instructions on how to clean the sensor. SO HELPFUL. + It gives the right number of error messages. I am not constantly being bombarded with messages like "obstacle avoided" . It only tells me about things I need to take action on. + It looks sleek (for a robot vacuum). Cons: - Gets hair tangled around the brush roll, but this is a problem for all robot vacuums. It's not much worse than my last vacuum, but it is probably the thing that requires the most maintenance on the vacuum. - Requires a bag. I really liked that Shark is a bagless system, and I really loved that. Having to buy and replace bags sucks, and, honestly, it feels "old". - It does eat thinner cables if you are not careful. It will avoid most "normal" cords (e.g. the cord on a lamp or an surge protector), but it struggles with the narrow (and long) cables used for most phone chargers. It has eaten the 6ft USB-C cable by my bed a couple of times. - This is nitpicking - I hate that I can talk directly to my vacuum. I don't need my vacuum to be constantly listening to me. The vacuum absolutely should be able to connect it to an Amazon Echo/Google Home, but why in the world would I want to speak directly to my vacuum (and only my vacuum)? Who is thinking "gee, my life would be SO MUCH better if only I could give JUST my vacuum verbal commands to do a very limited set of actions? Actions that could be controlled more easily and with more detail via the app, which does not require I be within speaking distance of my vacuum?" The feature is dumb. It's not anywhere near a deal breaker, but I really hate that someone wasted time and money on this feature (which I'm sure contributed to the overall cost of the vacuum).

Initial Review: My family has historically bought Roomba’s, which we’ve seen more widely distributed in some retail stores and figured they were good quality. After about 2 different models over the years breaking down after just a few months, we started buying cheaper robots and those faired pretty well. Then we got a Siberian Husky and dog hair became our worst enemy. The lower tier vacuums would help, however, at some point they also became a hassle themselves. They would get stuck constantly, they weren’t ‘smart’ and wouldn’t clean strategically. They would also fill up and need constant emptying. We have two of these lower tier older robot vacuums running every single day. The smartest feature they have is that they can be programmed when to start. Being the engineer that I am, I did extensive research for a replacement that would solve all our problems. Problems: - constantly needing to empty the robot - needing to also scrub/mop the surface to actually leave a “clean” look - constantly needing to clean the brushes, mops, etc. - durability, cannot break down constantly. - inefficient cleaning due to poor mapping So far, this device solves ALL issues. The LiDAR and software combo is the big selling point to me. It allows for accurate mapping and SMART cleaning. You need the mapping and program to work well to preserve battery life and effectively clean. Past low tier options have always circled around the same areas for hours and not strategically cleaned. This robot is actually SMART. It will literally go into a room and only clean that room. For that reason alone, I would recommend it. Update: I ordered ANOTHER one for my home’s second floor. It worked so well on the massive first floor, that I couldnt resist ordering another for the second floor. My family reported never seeing a single hair on the floor after the first one was purchased. They moved their old non-smart vacuums both upstairs and these now would leave hair all over. The super positive reviews of the effects on the first floor led me to order another to fully resolve the hair crisis at home.

Why didn’t I buy this sooner. It’s been 2 months of using it. And I only mopped my floor twice. One day I found myself pulling out my broom, and thought use the robot vacuum. It’s does a great job, and it’s not to loud when it runs on the scheduled routine at night while we sleep. Obstacle avoidance is good. Just super happy

Simplesmente ESPETACULAR! A inteligência dele para executar as limpezas é perfeita. O app funciona bem, ele é silencioso, o mapa dos ambientes que ele faz é genial, dá para personalizar muita coisa. Uma pena ser tão caro aqui no Brasil. Quem tiver condições pode comprar sem medo.

Cumple lo que promete. Ahora que tenemos una bebé y los tiempos se ven reducidos y se han vuelto casi inexistentes para las tareas de limpieza entre nuestra nena, nuestros trabajos y nuestro perrito de raza grande cuyo pelaje es el pan de cada dia, la verdad es que roborock nos permite de cierta forma despreocupados del aspiradora y el trapeado diario. La tenemos programada para aspiradora, trapeado o limpieza profunda según nuestras necesidades y hasta ahora ha sido una buena inversión. Lo recomiendo.

Es un aparato avanzado que ha superado las muchas de las debilidades de las primeras generaciones de robots de limpieza. Está equipado con su propia lámpara por lo que no necesita que la habitación esté iluminada, y puedes ver el video de la cámara para hablar con tu mascota o vigilar tu casa desde fuera. Es muy independiente, con confianza lo puedes programar y limpia tus pisos sin atorarse a la hora programada. Es una maravilla. Definitivamente recomendable.

perfect will see how long will last had roomba i7+ for almost 10 years still working just get confused some time this is big upgrade over roomba