What you can expect from the Roborock Qrevo
What testers say about the Roborock Qrevo
Finding its way and seeing what lies in its way are separate skills, and the Roborock Qrevo has only the first. Vacuum Wars' navigation mark for it is 3.49 on a scale of 5, about a third of a point up on the 3.15 where that lab's results centre, after it mapped the test home within minutes and covered the floor with little wasted driving. Its obstacle mark is 1.67, with 2.38 as the same lab's halfway line, and a firmware update and a retest changed nothing. A cluttered floor therefore needs tidying before each run.
Suction is 5,500 Pa, roughly a quarter of the 20,000 Pa its mop-washing rivals tend to have, yet the lab's vacuuming score lands on its median.
The clean water tank in the station takes 5 litres, a litre more than usual, and Vacuum Wars notes that the larger tanks make it tall: at 561 millimetres it is 61 millimetres higher than its peers. The mop pads lift 7 millimetres over carpet, short of the 10.5 millimetres the others manage, so a deep-pile rug can still get a damp edge.





