Roborock Qrevo Plus review: Hands-free cleaning at a great price

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The Roborock Qrevo line caters to those seeking a hands-off, automated solution for home cleaning. These are 2-in-1 cleaners, offering both vacuuming and mopping in one robot, with each model bringing slight variations in suction power and smart capabilities.

The Qrevo Plus sits in the middle of the lineup, offering advanced cleaning features without the premium price of the MaxV or Master models.

The Qrevo Plus strikes a good balance between power, convenience, and affordability.

Design

At first glance, the Qrevo Plus looks nearly identical to the Qrevo S and the Qrevo Master that we reviewed previously.

The robot (13.78 x 13.8 x 3.8 inches, WxDxH) and the all-in-one base station (13.38 x 19.17 x 20.51 inches, DxWxH) have virtually identical dimensions to those products and can be purchased in matte black or white finishes.

Features

The vacuum delivers 7,000 Pa of suction, which Roborock claims is powerful enough to pull hair from crevices and carpets. Its dual spinning mops automatically raise off the floor when the vacuum detects carpet, so your rugs stay dry while the hard floors get cleaned.

This review is part of TechHive’s in-depth coverage of the best robot vacuums.

The mop also features Roborock’s FlexiArm design, which extends the right mop to reach edges and corners for a more thorough cleaning. LiDAR navigation helps the Qrevo Plus map your home efficiently, while reactive obstacle avoidance keeps it from getting stuck on items like shoes or furniture.

The base station is equipped with a 4-liter fresh-water tank and a 3.5-liter dirty water tank, as well as a 2.7-liter dust bag, which can hold seven weeks’ worth of debris before needing to be emptied.

After mopping, the station washes the bot’s dirty mop pads, helping to keep them sanitized and ready for the next cleaning session.

Setup

The system arrives mostly assembled, except for the mop heads and a small plastic ramp that snaps onto the charging dock. Using the Roborock app, you scan the QR code on the robot to initiate a Wi-Fi connection. The app recognizes and prompts you to log in to your network. From there, it takes just a minute or so to complete the process.

Once ready, you can run a quick-mapping mode that lets the robot explore without cleaning, creating a map that divides your home into rooms. The map is editable to add room names, mark furniture, set specific cleaning areas, or create virtual no-go zones.

During this scan, the robot also evaluates your home to determine the optimal suction power, water flow, cleaning route, and number of cleaning passes it needs to clean effectively. This produces a smart cleaning plan you can activate with a tap.

Performance

I ran the robot for daily in vacuuming and mopping modes. On hard floors, it easily picks up dust, crumbs, and other debris, leaving surfaces looking clean in a single pass. It’s particularly effective at picking up hair, thanks to its powerful suction, and its rubber roller does a great job preventing hair tangling—a common issue for many robot vacuums. This is a welcome feature if you have pets, as less time spent pulling hair out of the brush means more time letting the vacuum do its thing.

The dual mop pads spin at 200 RPM, scrubbing away tough stains and lifting embedded dirt. During testing, it easily handled cooking spills on the kitchen floor and removed dirt tracked in from outside near my patio door. It even tackled a dried teaspoon of jelly I intentionally left to see how well it could handle sticky messes.

The Roborock app offers 30 water flow settings, letting you adjust for floor type and humidity. This feature is especially helpful for surfaces like laminate, which can be damaged by excess moisture. When the robot detects carpet, it automatically stops mopping and lifts the mop heads 0.4 inches to avoid wetting your carpets or causing cross-contamination.

While great for daily upkeep, the mopping feature won’t replace a manual mop for deep scrubbing. Heavy grime or large spills may still require a more hands-on approach, but for day-to-day upkeep, the Qrevo Plus does a solid job.

The dock cleans the mop heads much like a washing machine, starting with a pre-wash, followed by a rinse, and finishing with high-speed drying. There’s a light gurgling sound during the wash, but it’s not distracting. The drying, which operates at about 45dB, is quiet enough that you probably won’t even notice it unless you’re paying attention.

Specifications

• Robot dimensions: 13.78 x 13.8 x 3.8 inches, WxDxH
• Base station dimensions: 13.38 x 19.17 x 20.51 inches, DxWxH
• Max suction power: 7,000 Pa
• Navigation: LiDAR, reactive obstacle avoidance
• Fresh water tank capacity: 4 liters
• Dirty water tank capacity: 3.5 liters
• Dust bag capacity: 2.7 liters
• Mop head spin rate (max): 200 RPM
• Mop lead lift: 0.4 inches
• Mopping coverage on single fill (max): 3,552 square feet

Should you buy the Roborock Qrevo Plus?

Priced at $649, the Qrevo Plus strikes a good balance between power, convenience, and affordability.

With easy app control, smart navigation, and minimal maintenance, the Qrevo Plus is a solid choice for anyone who wants a hands-off cleaning solution without paying a premium price.

Best Prices Today: Roborock Qrevo Plus