Qrevo Curv 2 Flow

I just moved from Roomba (i7+) to Roborock (Qrevo CurvX) a couple weeks ago and still have two i7+'s running (or trying to run) on the other levels of my home. In almost every way, the Roborock makes the Roomba feel like it's a hundred years old. In other ways, likely related to stupid patents, the

My CurvX does this occasionally. I looked into it, and everything else seems normal. For whatever reason it just seemed to change direction. My old Eufy S1 Pro would do this because the map got misaligned and it would re-map a new map on top at 45° to the old one. It would then get lost during any j

I’ve now owned both u/Roborock_Global's Saros 10 and the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow, and I figured I'd share my thoughts on it (note: honestly, I think I prefer the Flow vs the Saros series now) Basic Thoughts: Coming from the Saros 10, I was curious whether the Flow would work for my house, because my place

Under $1000 with mapping, top picks: Dreame L50 Ultra ($850) – best all-rounder. Self-empties, washes/dries mop pads, great mapping. Roborock Qrevo Curv ($700) – best navigation and obstacle avoidance. Mop lifts on carpets. Eufy X10 Pro Omni (~$500) – best value. All three have LiDAR mapping, self

I actually felt the Roborock Curve 2 Flow was better built. Unfortunately, it can’t go over my thresholds. And the RR app is light years ahead of the Narwal one in my opinion

Goldie + 160 sqm + two floors – no robot cleans that in one battery charge. But modern ones will recharge and resume where they left off. Dreame L50 Ultra ($850) – 19,500 Pa, rubber brushes for Goldie hair, self-empties, resumes after charging. Roborock Qrevo Curv ($700) – similar, great navigatio