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

With the q revo curv 2 flow, Roborock seems to be misleading regarding the hot roller washing function. It won't boil the water but will blow hot air from the dryer. I tested it and it only rose a few degrees above ambient temperature for a short period.

If you’re dropping under £300, skip Qrevo and go simpler. Look for something like the Roborock Q7 Max+ or similar tier. You’ll get way more consistent pickup than what you just dealt with, just without the fancy dock features. At that budget, Qrevo models usually sit higher, so you’re better off pri

Return it for a full refund. Do not accept a repair. That's far to much for a 'refurbished' unit for a start. They are brand new down to nearly 500 bucks. So the Q series Roborocks are their newer line of budget robots, some now are even made in one of the old Irobot factories which also made some t

I think I'd read that you can get a Q6? S6? something like that brush that fits the Q Revo Pro, but I haven't been able to actually find one, it was apparently an older Roborock model that uses the exact same size parts. I desperately need to do something, because the Q Revo Pro is a trash tier vacu

The Q revo is the basic cheap bot from Roborock, (apart from any of those duds with the Q5,Q7 and Q10 suffixes which aren't even roborock hardware). The least Q revo I would get now is the Curv(or the Arc it's called in some shops like Costco). The S8MVU will be far superior than most bots on the ma