Roborock Qrevo S ProX Robot Vacuum & Mop with Multifunction Dock, 18,500Pa Suction, Extra-Dustbags, 167°F Mop Washing, Self-Emptying & Refill

We bought an iRobot vac a couple of years ago, and liked it enough to buy a second for the second floor. However, they were a little noisy. One of our daughters recently bought the Roborock Q Revo, and loved it. We saw it in action, and the fact that it could mop our hardwood floors was what sold us. It is much quieter than the iRobot, and was fairly easy to program. We highly recommend this product!

I've been using the Roborock QV 35A Robot Vacuum with Multifunctional Dock in my 1BHK for a while now, and honestly, I'm kind of obsessed with it. My place is mostly wooden flooring with a couple of small rugs, and this little guy handles everything without fuss. I run it pretty much every day, usually when I'm making coffee in the morning or winding down in the evening, and it's never given me any issues, no random stops, no weird errors, no getting stuck in random corners like my old robot vacuum used to. Setup & Mapping Setting it up was surprisingly painless. I just plugged in the dock, connected it to the app, and let it do its first mapping run. It mapped my 1BHK in one go, living room, bedroom, tiny hallway, and kitchen. Now it knows exactly where everything is, so it does proper, neat rows instead of wandering around aimlessly. I really like that I can split my home into zones in the app. On lazy days, I just tell it to clean the living room and kitchen, and it goes straight there instead of doing the whole house. Cleaning Performance On wooden floors, it's excellent. You really notice it when you walk barefoot afterwards, no random dust, crumbs, or hair. I don't have to sweep at all anymore. It also climbs onto my small rugs without dragging them around, and it automatically boosts suction on them, which is a nice touch. I clean almost every day, and the dustbin still manages to collect more than I expect. The suction is strong enough that I don't feel the need to “follow up” with a manual vacuum. Even in corners and around chair legs, it does a solid job. Noise Level Noise-wise, it's pretty reasonable. On standard mode, I can easily watch TV or take a call while it's running in the same room. Max mode is louder (obviously), but I rarely need it. Most days I just stick to standard or slightly higher, and that's more than enough for a 1BHK. Multifunctional Dock The dock is one of my favorite parts. It's not just a “parking spot”, it actually does things. It empties the dustbin automatically after a run, so I don't have to open the robot and tap dust out every day. I only empty the dock's bag/container every now and then, which makes the whole thing feel very low-maintenance. The dock also keeps the vacuum charged and ready to go. If the battery gets low during a clean (hasn't happened often in my small place), it just returns, charges up a bit, and resumes on its own. Everyday Use & App Features Using it daily has become part of my routine. A few small details I appreciate: • I can schedule it to clean when I'm usually out, so I come back to a clean floor. • The app shows a little map of where it's cleaned, which is oddly satisfying to look at. • If I spill something like crumbs around the dining table, I just drop a “spot clean” in that area and it heads straight there. Overall For a 1BHK with wooden floors, the Roborock QV 35A feels kind of perfect. It's powerful without being a headache to manage, the dock makes life easier, and it's been running almost every day without any drama. If you're looking for a robot vacuum that you can basically set up once and then just forget about (in a good way), this one fits that “quietly reliable roommate” vibe really well.