roborock Qrevo Curv Robot Vacuum and Mop, 18,500Pa Suction, Zero-Tangling, AdaptiLift Chassis, FlexiArm Technology, Hot Water Mop Washing & Dock Self Cleaning, Al Obstacle Recognition

shockingly impressed: coming from a roomba with vac only / docking station that absolutely did not pick up dog fur from hardwoods I was not sure what to expect. The setup took very little time to map the whole house 3500sq ft 1 story, from there, it navigates tremendously better even though the roomba has lidar also it's clearly better on the qrevo x. The responsiveness is impressive you can change the level of vac/ mop (water) on the fly and it adjusts instantly. I love that you can create no go boxes also while the vac is running no need to send it to the base station to save the map first (roomba made me do this) it has the built in lift system in case it gets stuck on something and it really works well (like a chair leg that's 1/4 inch tall on the ground) it picks up 99% of the dog fur on the hardwoods, I can tell this will fill the bag in a few weeks where the roomba it's replacing would take 4-6 months, get this unit!

March 2025 Update: A correction: the dust bags of the Dreame and Curve are NOT interchangeable. An annoying quirk on the Dreame is the custom room cleaning set up. On the main device home page is a Custom settings tab. There you can set how you want each room to be cleaned (e.g. 2x mop/vac, vac only, etc.). Seems like a nice feature. Then you go to schedule to run the vac at whatever time you want - also a nice feature. But, it does not use those custom room settings you set up! You have to start all over IN the scheduling area of the app to customize the room setting. This doesn't make sense to me. What's worse is that before I figured this out (with the help of a half dozen emails to Dreame tech support), it would run a full clean and SOMETIMES would 2 x mop/vac the room I had so set up in the main device page, but sometimes not. It would never "vac only" the room so set up. Dreame says that's not what it is supposed to do but I can see that sometimes it would do exactly that. Very odd. In any case, once I set up the room customizations in the scheduling tab, it works as expected. I have to say that despite some clear English-Chinese translation challenges with their support group's emails, they were very responsive and I think sincerely trying to help me sort out the problem, including remote accessing the vac's logs and trying to explain to me how I was supposed to set things up in the scheduling tab, not the deice tab. Otherwise, all three vacs continue to work very well with a slightly better score for the Curv. Original Review (Feb): Our robot army now includes a Shark Matrix, Dreame X30 Ultra and this Qrevo Curv. We have a 3,200 sq. ft single level home but a step up raised central portion divides the other two areas of the home, so it is either pick up and move a robot every day or buy three vacs. We opted for a fleet of robots. For various reasons, not the least was: "which is really better", we bought from three different brands. The Matrix is a lower level vacuum-only robovac, but it works very well. The Curv is the most expensive of the other two, but close in price, particularly if you get the Curv for the same $1,300 that the Dreame retails at, though the Dreame is typically on sale for a $300-500 less than MSRP. Still, they claim to have nearly identical features. In practice, however, the Dreame gets stuck under counters and on area rugs where the Curv has never had that problem. While the Dreame is reported to have better obstacle avoidance for things like cables, we have seen no real world difference between the Curv and Dreame - both will occasionally try to eat cables. I like the auto detergent dispensing feature of the Dreame, but we like the extending mop brush of the Curv. Adding detergent is no big deal on the Curv, but we can see the Curv's extended mop does a better job in corners than the Dreame. Both are about as loud, or quiet, as each other. They use identical replacement dust bag,s which is nice. Both have decent sized water tanks and you can control dozens of cleaning and automation features on each. However, I find the app for the Curv to be more intuitive, though I think there's a learning curve to both. E.g. try to find how to adjust the time between mop cleans on the Dreame. Hint: Its not under settings. I had to go to YouTube to figure out how to change the setting. Also, we've set 2x mop for several room on the Dreame but when the day's cleaning is done, it appears that it does not always do the second room mopping. I'm still investigating whether this is an app issue or the vac really does forget to go back over those two room. Interestingly, both of them have trouble with floor length mirrors and floor to ceiling windows, which several of our rooms have. They think there is another room and will try hard to get to the imaginary rooms unless I "no-go zone" them. This is the inherent problem with LIDAR, and probably camera, mapping. This is easily fixed with the "no-go" zone feature of both vacs. Both vacuums are excellent and have made our lives much simpler. Getting used to each vac's quirks takes a little time, but once you figure them out, they are easy to work with and it is amazing to see and appreciate the amount of self-washing, mopping and edge cleaning automation each provides. The Curve is typically a few hundred more than the X30 Ultra, but while both are very similar, if I needed another vac I would probably spend the extra and spring for another Curv because of the "I'm stuck" events we've seen with the Dreame. If I did not own both vacs, I wold be happy to have another Dreame. You really can't go wrong with either.

I have two German Shepherds that shed like crazy and this thing is still going strong 6+ months later. Pro: -Automated Mopping/Vacuuming - You don't need to clean the mop pad between every use - If you get the "drain and fill kit" you never have to fill/empty the tanks other than to put some solution concentrate into that dispenser (if you even use it), only downside is that the kit isn't officially sold in the US so if there's an error with it you get to hear some mandarin but once it was hooked up to my water/drain line it worked fine, I think I saw that they showed off a US version at CES this year -You don't have to remove and clean the mop pad every time -Accurately mapped my house in under 10 minutes (single story ranch) -Map can be cut into rooms and you can have rooms with set schedules -Obstacle avoidance/location tracking, compared to the shark IQ I got 3-4 years ago this thing is way better, it can still jam itself rarely with a sock or something else but that's only happened a few times for me, the biggest thing is that I've never had it get lost in my house and had to manually pick it up to get it home. Cons - It doesn't know when the bin on the vacuum is full (supposedly a patent by irobot or something blocks it) and there isn't currently a way to tell it to empty itself every X sq feet/minute or between rooms - You can get around this by scheduling each room to be cleaned individually and having it empty itself at the end, with my two shedding dogs I have it running on a daily basis so the hair doesn't buildup to the point that it'll fill itself up halfway through a room. - App - There isn't fine control of notifications, seems like you either get notified for every action it takes like starting to clean, washing the mop pad, etc including errors or none at all, I'd much prefer it if it categorized them so I could tell android to silence the ones I didn't care about, the same applies to the voice on it, the volume it announced "Going to clean the mop" is the same volume that controls it screaming for help if the brush gets jammed - If you schedule one room to be cleaned at 9:30 and another to be cleaned at 10 the job at 10 will cancel itself if the 9:30 one didn't finish in time - The only cleaning solution they have has tea tree oil in it which can make pets sick, while you could try the cleaning solution of a competitor that would likely void your warranty or damage internal components and you'd need to figure out the right mix ratio for the unit. It cleans the floors pretty good without cleaner so I'm fine going without. Overall the unit itself is great and my main complaints should be easily fixed with some updates to the app. It's probably worth noting that my entire house has LVP and there's only one area rug so I'm not sure how well it would would when it came to carpet. This thing works great but going in you should know it's not going to be a miracle worker, if you do a good deep clean this thing can help keep it in that condition for a decent amount of time but if you have a pet that tracks in a ton of mud you'll likely have to clean up majority of it yourself if you want it done in a timely manner.

Love how you can make a schedule of when to clean, what rooms to clean. I don’t bother lifting the chair legs off of the ground during cleaning and it seems to navigate fine around them. No issues with mapping and seems to detect obstacles well. Connects with Alexa so I can tell it to clean the kitchen or dining room after cooking and eating. My only complaint is that it sucks with charging cords and will not detect dog poop (on this model)

Llevo usándola 4 meses y hasta ahorita todo perfecto. Tengo un bulldog francés y tira mucho pelo. Tengo la aspiradora programada 2 veces a la semana para aspirado y un día mopea. Manchas muy pegadas no las retira pero ayuda mucho a la hora de trapear. Así solo trapeo una o dos veces al mes y se mantiene limpio. Vivo en un lugar donde hay mucho aire y el polvo fino era un problema, hay semanas en que tengo que poner la aspiradora un día más. Para cuidar la aspiradora la mantengo conectada a un regulador de voltaje y solo le pongo agua de garrafón y no le pongo ningún producto de limpieza (cloro o aromatizante) y tiro el agua sucia inmediatamente que termina de mopear y lavo el recipiente, no me ha generado ningún mal olor hasta ahorita. Es muy silenciosa. Viene con un filtro extra, pero el que trae se llenó hasta los 4 meses. La app es sencilla e intuitiva, mi casa es de dos pisos y guardó los dos mapas sin problema. Para mi fue una excelente inversión.

I have two kids, so cleaning and mopping 2 or 3 times a day used to feel never-ending. Since getting the Robo things have gotten so much easier. It works great on tile, carpet, and wooden floors. The suction is super strong it will picks up crumbs, dust, pet hair, everything. The mop doesn’t just wipe it actually scrubs, and it even reaches corners really well. I love the little brush that pops out to clean along edges and tight spots. So smart! It can climb from floor to carpet, or even over molding or trim between tile and wood floors without any problems because it lifts itself up for that. Just make sure you don’t have cords or charging cables lying around on the floor — it doesn’t like those It even does a good job cleaning up dirt and, yes, dog poop (I tested it!). Plus, it empties itself and washes and dries the mop pads automatically. The app lets me know when to refill or change the water, and there’s even a camera so I can check in on it anytime. The build quality feels really solid and high-end. Honestly, this vacuum has taken a huge load off me. I just press start and go back to spending time with my kids. If you’re thinking of getting something that works on all types of floors, this is 100% worth the money. One of the best investments I’ve made for our home

Muito bom, recomendo!

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