Qrevo S Pro
2 independent reviewsRead the findings →A mid-range Roborock with spinning mops and a dock that washes them in hot water. It's easy to set up and suits hard floors with a few rugs. It runs over small clutter and can't leave its mops behind.
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Where it sits in Roborock’s range
- Qrevo SEarlier Qrevo S, without the Pro's upgrades
- QV 35ALower claimed suction, cold-water mop wash
- Qrevo S ProThis model · £429.99
- Qrevo S5VSimilar robot, unheated mop wash · £369.99
- Qrevo CurvAdds edge reach and a lifting chassis
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What reviewers found
Two hands-on tests so far: T3 ran it daily for two weeks in a family home with carpets, rugs and wooden floors, and Deskmodder tested it in a German flat. Both found setup easy and the dock helpful. Both also saw it run over small objects, and each found messes it couldn't handle: T3 with cereal and dried food, Deskmodder with hair deep in carpet.
T3, hands-on, 2 weeks at home, Jun 2026 · Deskmodder, hands-on, Jun 2026
Hard floors
Mixed resultsFine for everyday dirt. Deskmodder found it pulled dirt from deep floor joints, but dust stayed in deep corners with no extending brush. T3 saw it clear most debris yet push larger cereal hoops around in circles.
Carpet and rugs
Mixed resultsCarpet detection and suction boost worked for Deskmodder, but deeper hair sometimes stayed in high-pile carpet. T3 found it missed some debris on a textured rug. Short-pile carpet fares better than deep rugs.
Pet hair
Mixed resultsT3 saw no hair tangled on the roller or side brush over two weeks. Deskmodder found deeper hair sometimes left in high-pile carpet, which it put down to the single roller.
Mopping
Mixed resultsDeskmodder found lightly dried coffee stains came up reliably, though a thin strip along walls stayed unmopped. T3 found it only lightly wets the floor, so dried-on food stayed stuck until scrubbed by hand.
Navigation and obstacles
Mixed resultsLarger objects are fine, small ones aren't. Deskmodder saw it avoid chair legs and shoes but roll over cables, socks and flat toys. T3 had a sock caught in the roller and found it bulky around dining chairs.
Dock and upkeep
Reviewers rate it highlyT3 found very little upkeep beyond refilling and emptying the water tanks every few days. Deskmodder liked the removable wash tray, though there's no automatic detergent dosing, so you add cleaner by hand.
App and software
Reviewers rate it highlyT3 had it connected in under five minutes and found rooms, routines and notifications easy. Deskmodder saw a quick first map, though three rooms were merged and had to be split in the app.
Noise
Not enough evidenceOnly T3 measured noise: 64dB vacuuming and 52dB mopping, quiet enough to live with, but 70dB when the dock emptied, loud enough to drown out the TV.
Reliability and support
Not enough evidenceNone of the reviews we use ran it long-term or judged Roborock's support yet.
Value
Reviewers rate it highlyT3 called it a bit of a steal for a mid-range price, and Deskmodder rated it a fair offer that becomes a real bargain when discounted.
Verdicts come from independent, hands-on, finished reviews. An area needs at least two of them before we say more than “Not enough evidence”. We don't score robots ourselves. How this works
Good with daily dirt, not dried food
T3 found it removed most everyday debris, but multigrain cereal hoops were pushed around in circles rather than picked up, and dried-on wheat biscuit stayed stuck because the mops only lightly wet the floor. Deskmodder had better luck on hard floors, where lightly dried coffee stains came up reliably and the pads pressed down firmly. Expect routine upkeep from it, and keep a scrubbing brush for breakfast disasters.
Carpet hair and edges
Deskmodder found deeper hair sometimes stayed in high-pile carpet despite the big suction figure, and put it down to the single roller. Carpet detection worked well, lifting the mops 10mm and boosting suction. The fixed mops left a strip of about half a centimetre unmopped along walls, and with no extending brush some dust stayed in deep corners. T3 saw no hair tangled on the roller or side brush in two weeks.
Tidy up before it runs
Deskmodder found bigger objects such as chair legs and shoes were avoided cleanly, but with no camera it rolled over charging cables, socks and flat toys. T3 had a sock lodge in the roller and watched it drag a small toy along. The same tester found its bulk made it awkward around tightly packed dining chairs. Pick up small items before a scheduled run, and don't expect it to reach every gap.
Easy to set up and use
T3 had it set up and connected in under five minutes, and found room selection, routines and notifications straightforward. It works with Matter, Alexa, Google Home and Siri. Deskmodder saw it map a flat of about 90 square metres in roughly ten minutes, though three rooms were merged into one and had to be split in the app. It needs a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network and the app for most features.
What the dock leaves for you
T3 refilled the clean-water tank and emptied the dirty one every few days, and the bag should last about 65 days by Roborock's estimate. Vacuuming and mopping were quiet, but emptying measured 70dB and drowned out the TV. Deskmodder liked the removable wash tray that you rinse under the tap, but there's no automatic detergent dosing, so you add cleaner to the tank by hand.
These are short-term tests of the Qrevo S Pro, not the Qrevo S or Qrevo S5V.
Our take
Should you buy the Qrevo S Pro?
Best for: Homes with mostly hard floors and a few rugs. Skip it if: Cables, socks or small toys are often left on your floors.
buy it for mostly hard floors with a few rugs, if someone will clear the socks and cables first. For mopping right to the skirting boards, the Qrevo Curv reaches edges better.
The Qrevo S Pro sits in the middle of Roborock's range, an April 2026 follow-up to the QV 35A with much higher claimed suction and a dock that washes the two spinning pads in hot water rather than cold. There's no camera, no swing-out mop or brush for edges, and the mops stay attached on carpet, lifting a little instead of being left at the dock. It's fairly tall and bulky, so check the gap under your sofa.
Both testers found it easy to set up and good with everyday dirt. T3 had it connected in under five minutes and saw most debris cleared, but cereal hoops were pushed around in circles and dried-on food stayed stuck because the mops only lightly wet the floor. Deskmodder found it pulled dirt from floor joints and lifted lightly dried coffee, but left dust in deep corners and a thin strip along walls unmopped. Deskmodder also found deeper hair left in high-pile carpet, while T3 saw nothing tangled on the roller in two weeks. Both saw small things run over: cables, socks and flat toys for Deskmodder, and a sock caught in the roller for T3. T3 measured the dock emptying at 70dB, loud enough to drown out the TV. You add detergent by hand. T3 called it a bit of a steal, and Deskmodder a fair offer that becomes a bargain on discount.
Where to buy
Where to buy the Qrevo S Pro in United Kingdom
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Price history
Qrevo S Pro price history in the UK
Typical price Today's £429.99 is close to its £411 average since 16 Sept 2026.
- Today
- £429.99
- Lowest seen
- £359.9926 Oct 2026
- Average
- £411since 16 Sept 2026
Before you buy
The questions people ask about this one
Will it avoid cables and pet mess?
Cables, no. Deskmodder saw it roll over charging leads, socks and flat toys because it has no camera, and T3 had a sock caught in the roller. Neither tested pet mess. Its obstacle sensors use structured light, per the specifications, which suits bigger objects better.
Can it leave the mops in the dock for carpet?
The mops lift rather than detach. In T3's test they dragged on a rug without leaving visible wet spots. Check whether they clear your own carpet. For thicker pile, keep the robot off the rug while the pads are wet, or take them off for carpet cleaning if the instructions allow it.
Does it fit under low furniture?
It is listed at 9.65cm tall, per the specifications. Measure the lowest gap under each sofa or bed and allow a little extra space for movement and uneven flooring. T3 also found the body cumbersome around furniture and unable to fit down the side of its sofa.
How big is the dock, and is it loud?
The dock measures 34 x 48.7 x 51.9cm, per the specifications, and T3 was told to keep a clear area about 0.4m wide and 1.2m deep around it. On T3's phone meter it hit 70dB emptying, 64dB vacuuming and 52dB mopping.
How do I control it?
It needs the Roborock app and an internet connection for mapping, no-go zones, schedules and updates, Deskmodder found, although basic cleans start from the buttons. It only works on a 2.4GHz network. Neither review mentions a subscription.
Alternatives
Other robot vacuums to compare.
Qrevo S5V
£60 less than the Qrevo S Pro
Why consider it: Vacuum Wars measured strong carpet deep cleaning and pet-hair pickup, and both of its tests praised the mopping.
The compromise: Obstacle avoidance was poor in both tests, and the dock doesn't heat the wash water.
Qrevo Curv
Why consider it: RTINGS found excellent hard-floor pickup and stain removal, with the extending side brush reaching room edges.
The compromise: Reviewers split on carpets and rugs, and it still misses too many small objects.
L10s Ultra Gen 3
£100.99 less than the Qrevo S Pro
Why consider it: Testers liked its pickup on hard floors and carpet, and its room controls.
The compromise: They disagree on small obstacles, and its station doesn't heat the wash water either.
Qrevo S Pro head to head
Head to head
Qrevo Curv 2 Pro vs Qrevo S Pro
Buy the S Pro for mostly hard floors.
Specs
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Where this page’s findings come from
Editorial reviews
- T3: Roborock Qrevo S Pro review ↗4 / 5, T3 RecommendsHands-on, 2 weeks at home
- Deskmodder: Roborock Qrevo S Pro im Test ↗Hands-on
Sources
- Roborock: Qrevo S Pro product page ↗Manufacturer
Videos
- Just A Dad Approved: Roborock Qrevo S Pro Robot Vacuum Review | Buy or Skip?! ↗
- Beard's: roborock 2026 New Qrevo S Pro Robot Vacuum and Mop Review | Is it worth it? ↗
- Search YouTube for Roborock Qrevo S Pro ↗Search results may include company demonstrations or similar models. Check the source and model name; a demonstration is not an independent performance test.