Qrevo Slim

Both the vibrating mop pads and the spinning mops clean about the same. Some prefer one over the other. The big advantage to the spinning mops is how the docks clean them. The spinning mops require a much simpler mechanism to clean the mops. Eventually you will have to clean the dock and mopping are

The Qrevo slim seem to have a similar obstacle avoidance though. I don't know if it's just me or Roborock product line up is just confusing. Similar to how Sony name their earbuds

I own two Roborocks, the Qrevo slim and the Saros 10r. I’ve had the slim for exactly one year and, knock on wood, not a single issue with it. Decided to move that unit to the second floor and get the Saros 10r for the main living area. It worked well for about two weeks, and then had a water pump is

Ich habe einen Roborock Qrevo slim. Den feinen Staub entfernt er mit der Wischfunktion. Er saugt um Haustiere herum, also sollte das auch mit den Rollen klappen. Und die Hunde liegen auch jeden Tag woanders 😉 (auf dem Foto dreht er nach gerader Strecke vor dem Hund ab)

I have a roborock qrevo slim and am really happy with it. My pup is almost 5 months old so only starting to shed, but so far it keeps up well. I have I vacuum every other day and mop once a week

Both Qrevo Slim and Saros 10R have a QVGA ToF sensor with 21k sensor points. However Roborock calls the 10R system Starsight 2.0 over the Starsight in Slim. To me it seems like only better software in 10R and Slim is operating below its capabilities. Obstacle avoidance in 10R is premium, that's wher

Curv and Edge are basically the same coin, as originally, both are design variations for the Chinese market. Qrevo Slim is because they want to experiment with the new navigation technology to thin their robot before applying it to their higher-end model. Why Qrevo lineup? My thinking is that Qrevo

The Saros 10R is supposed to be better than the CurvX. Roborock of course makes themselves no favours with their lineup but in general it`s supposed to be that the Qx series is the budget models. For those that does not care much about mopping or really care too hard about the dock, and just want a

I wouldn't say it's a piece of junk, this is just kind of the standard with robot vacuums, and this model might not be the best for what you need. I've tested many robots, and I haven't met any that perform outstandingly on carpet. Even the ones that do well on carpet are still just borderline good/

That's a comprehensive answer! But, spending time here for months and delving deeper into the robot vacuum world, there are strengths and weaknesses in each robot vacuum brand. Historically, Roborock and Dreame traced their roots back to Xiaomi's investment group, and both companies are designing pr