Qrevo Curv 2 Flow

The roborock qrevo curv works better than any other one I have tried. A bit expensive (~$800 on sale) but worth it imo. It still occasionally gets stuck on these dreadlock things that it forms, but it's not very often, and it's super easy to take care of - it never tangles like my old roombas all ha

I think you have the wrong takeaway here - it's not that roborock didn't do well, it's just that the competition has doubled down and started making moderately priced bots with similarly comparable, and in some cases better features, than Roborock flagships. I can confirm, however, that my Curv is a

I’ve had 5 roombas and the braava. I just bought the Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow. It BLOWS Roomba away. Vacuuming and mopping in one. You can still be in the house while it’s running and it doesn’t aggressively run into walls and furniture. Check it out. I always thought Roomba forever. Now it’s neve

The Saros 10R should at least in theory be the better bot out of those two, with the better object detection. Roborock has made their lineup a unholy mess. Before the S series (now Saros) was the top of the line bots no questions asked, then they introduced the Qrevo Curv and Qrevo Edge which had ju

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

Seems like the Ultra from Costco most reflects the Curv robot features, however the docks are different in looks, not functionality. I'd considered 'upgrading' to the Ultra, so I'd have the added RGB camera's but based on the YT reviews, obstacle avoidance is just marginal on the Curv/CurvX. Figured

Cables + long hair + 2 cats = you need good obstacle avoidance first and foremost. Roborock Qrevo Curv ($700) is your best bet – dodges cables better than anything else. Dreame L50 Ultra ($850) is also good but slightly worse with thin wires. Both have rubber brushes (no tangles) and self-emptying

I know this is old - but no, there is no robot vac that will ALWAYS avoid poop. Source - I’ve owned several flagship models of different brands. Currently, I just a Roborock QRevo Curv and my dogs don’t poop in the house much - but it got some one the wheel but didn’t smear around the house like the

I can’t speak for the slim, but if tried the Curve 2 Flow Roborock before sending it back for the Narwsl Flow 2. The RR was very solid, but couldn’t quite handle my thresholds. The Narwal mops a bit better, but I think they are pretty close for picking up after the dog. What are your floors like? Wh

Best for Overall Performance: Roborock Saros 10R Ranked as the #1 overall robot for 2026, this ultra-slim model (3.14") fits under low furniture where most LiDAR robots cannot. It features 22,000 Pa suction and a "DuoDivide" brush that is highly effective at preventing hair tangles. Best for Large H