Head to head · United Kingdom · 17 September 2026

Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Pro vs Qrevo S Pro

Our verdict

Start with the Qrevo S Pro. At £379.99 it already gives you a full wash-and-dry dock, LiDAR navigation and liftable spinning mops, which is the hard part. The Curv 2 Pro's £300 premium buys a 100°C mop wash instead of 75°C, 12N of pad pressure, a 4cm climb and a TechRadar 4/5 — real upgrades, but upgrades rather than essentials.

Roborock

Qrevo Curv 2 Pro

  • 6 verified specs
  • 4 out of 5 TechRadar
£679.99was £1,199.99Roborock UK · checked 16 September 2026
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Buy the Qrevo Curv 2 Pro if you mop most days, have raised thresholds, or want the hardest-scrubbing dock in Roborock's mid-range. £679.99.

Our pick

Roborock

Qrevo S Pro

  • 5 verified specs
  • T3 Recommends Award · T3
£379.99was £549.99Roborock UK · checked 16 September 2026
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Buy the Qrevo S Pro if you want the dock automation for the lowest price Roborock charges. £379.99 with a T3 Recommends Award.

Specifications side by side

A blank cell means the figure was not confirmed by a source we trust, or two sources disagreed.

 Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 ProRoborock Qrevo S Pro
Price£679.99 (was £1,199.99)£379.99 (was £549.99)
Claimed suction25,000Pa18,500Pa
Threshold clearanceClimbs 4 cm double-layer thresholds
Battery6,400mAh5,200mAh
DockMultifunctional Dock 3.0 with 100°C hot water mop washing, 55°C hot air drying, dust bag auto-emptyMultifunctional dock: 75°C high-temperature mop self-cleaning, 45°C warm air drying, automatic dust collection, automatic water refilling
MoppingDual rotating mops with up to 12N downward pressure; mop lifts 20mm for carpetDual liftable spinning mops, up to 200 RPM
NavigationRetractSense Navigation System with Reactive AI Obstacle RecognitionPreciSense LiDAR-based navigation system with structured-light obstacle avoidance
Expert reviewsTechRadar, Tom's GuideT3
Verified specifications6 (partial coverage)5 (partial coverage)

Prices read from the seller’s own page on 16 September 2026.

Where they actually differ

The differences that change the decision, not every line on the spec sheet.

01

Dock heat: 100°C against 75°C

The thing you notice weekly. A hotter wash shifts grease and stops the pads smelling; 75°C still washes and dries them without you touching anything.

02

Pressure: 12N against spinning contact

The Curv 2 Pro presses its mops down with up to 12N and lifts them 20mm for carpet. The S Pro's mops spin at up to 200rpm and lift, but Roborock publishes no downforce figure, so we show none.

03

Climbing: 4cm against nothing published

The Curv 2 Pro is rated for 4cm double-layer thresholds. Roborock publishes no threshold figure for the S Pro that we could verify, so treat it as a flat-floor machine until you check your own door bars.

04

Reviews: TechRadar against T3

The Curv 2 Pro has a TechRadar 4/5 and a Tom's Guide test. The S Pro has a T3 Recommends Award. Both are covered; neither is unproven.

Questions people ask

Is the Qrevo Curv 2 Pro worth £300 more?

If you mop daily or have thresholds, yes — the 100°C wash and the 4cm climb are the two things the S Pro cannot do. For hard floors in a flat home the S Pro does the same job.

Which Qrevo is the cheapest with a self-cleaning dock?

The Qrevo S Pro at £379.99, reduced from £549.99. It washes at 75°C and dries at 45°C, empties itself and refills its own water.

Do both lift the mops on carpet?

Yes. The Curv 2 Pro lifts 20mm, which is the higher published figure; the S Pro's mops are liftable but Roborock does not publish the height.

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