Q Revo

I've wanted a robot vacuum since I got a dog 4 years ago and I started researching a model to buy probably a dozen times over that period before getting overwhelmed and giving up each time. It's not even just the sheer number of models but that the naming conventions are complete nonsense. For someo

Floor tiles not truly level due to tiles imperfection & grout lines Increase water dispensing level Mop 2X Use aftermarket thicker mop pads (QR 798 original parts quality aren't the best among many Qrevo models). Personally, I stay away from Roborock models with the starting alphabet Q unless facing

My roborock Q Revo master (I think) does everything you say you need, but I wouldn't recommend it for you, purely because of the amount of maintenance I already have to do on it, even without any pet. I use it in the following way: it cleans 2 bedrooms and the living room every other day (2 humans,

Zomg, were going around in cirles like we have a broken lidar! The robotic arm haha. Sure there are half a dozen robots that had the "ROBOTIC ARM" lols. keep leaning on that. Then you go on to say it has OLD mopping systems, I mean you are just muddying the water between stuff at this stage. It's ha

Lots of debate on the soap thing. No comment on what is right/wrong for that. Questions of what works and what will void warranty or eat the plastics. https://us.roborock.com/products/roborock-official-floor-cleaning-solution-for-robot-vacuums For the bags I went with the curv bags https://us.roboro

1595 hours. I have only found the wheel module from one store. Other q revo wheels are readily available. This one looks to be straight from china with between shipping and module will be around $100 and up to 6 weeks or more for delivery. Roborock said they will service but I have to send it in to

All of this. My 1st gen QRevo died at 12 months--the wheels locked and it kept spinning in place. My current QRevo Slim has had its side brush motor die every nine months--they're a total PITA to replace on your own out of warranty, and when it first broke, I still had to send my vacuum into a servi

Same thing has happened to me every nine months on my QRevo Slim since I got the robot. It is not hair tangles or debris on the brush. It is almost always normal dust and humidity getting into the unsealed motor mechanisms that Roborock uses and causing a paste to form that stops the gears from movi

Weird, the cross post didn't included the text, you need to click on the title to go to the original post with the text. I'm posting in here: Hi all, I bought a Roborock Q Revo MaxV about a year ago, and it has already had two sensor issues that required repairs. I take good care of it, with regular

Yes, I think the pinnacle of vacuuming was one of the S5 models that I use similar to your S4. Since then they have been actively going backwards in design with the dustbins getting smaller and smaller, as a result the filters get clogged up fast. Hardly ever had to change the filter on the S5, the