I've owned this Roborock Q Revo for just over a week now and I am really impressed with its functionality and features. When I first set this robot up, I found the instructions to be extremely easy to understand and easy to set up. It took me about a day to map out my home, create the no-go zones and create the walls where I don't want the robot to enter. Once all the rooms were set up on the map, it was easy to begin testing the vacuum and the mopping functionality. I am impressed by the app which gives you different levels of vacuum and mopping intensity depending on the level of traffic in your home. I played around with the scheduling over the next three days until I could gauge how long it would take to either vacuum or mop a particular area. Once I had the information the scheduling was easy to set up. The maintenance is pretty easy, just refilling the water when it gets low or dump the dirty water out of the other container. It is also great that the app will alert you when you need to do either of these things. It is also cool that it cleans the dust bin, cleans the mop heads and refills the robot all from the dock, along with drying the mop heads. The only other thing I have to add is the cleaning solution that is made for the Roborock robots into the clean water container. Ultimately, the thing that sold me is when I would wake up in the morning and all of the rooms were vacuumed and the floors mopped. I also prefer the dual lifing mopping heads over the mopping pads on other robots. It seems like it cleans better but I can only compare based on all the videos I researched before buying. I would recommend this robot combo over the more expensive robot combos to anyone looking for a full featured robot with all the hands off automation.

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.

So far so good. I've owned Roomba's, Neato's, a couple of Wyze robot vacs, and cheap black friday robo vac. This Roborock smokes them all. Love how quiet it is. Love the obstacle avoidance and mopping capabilities. If I had a complaint I'd be the cost of the bags and replacement mop pads. Maybe also the size of the base unit. It's a much bigger than expected height wise. We have a fairly decent size house with hardwoods, carpet in a couple rooms, rugs over some of the hardwoods. Never had an issue with the rugs getting wet or their being hair or dirt piled up next the rugs. We have a large dog so their is plenty of dog hair. This thing is great at picking it all up and moping the floors. So far a couple of nonths in I'm loving it. Now hoping this thing lasts a few years.

I was skeptical .. but.. IT IS GREAT! embarrassing how much dirt has been removed from what we THOUGHT were clean floors!

Overall, it's a very satisfying purchase. The suction power of the QV35A (8000pa) is weaker than I expected. It was much weaker than when using another robot vacuum cleaner with 8000pa. When using the vacuum and mop function, it doesn't even set to maximum vacuum power, so the actual suction power feels like it's about half. I wanted to exchange it for the 18500pa model, but I had already opened the packaging and decided to postpone it. Aside from this, there is no need to hand wash the mop after mopping; I did, but I didn't need to. It has excellent washing capabilities, and there has never been a case where it doesn't dry enough or smells bad despite the cold water and wind. I highly recommend it.

Roborock Qrevo S5V Robot Vacuum did a very good job after coming to my apartment. I hardly vaccum by myself after it came. My apartment is mostly covered with carpet, and it did very well in sucking dust and hair from the carpet. My hair is very long, so sometimes I see a ball of entangled hair on the floor after the robot finished cleaning. I'm fine with that, as the hair was put together in a form that is easy to pick up and throw away, and that the hair does not tangle the scroll nor block the machine. My only complain is about its positioning system. My closet door is covered with mirrors, and the robot did very bad in positioning when it was placed in front of a mirror, even if the mirror is kind of far away.

The unit has been great so far minus a pet mishap. The AI detection has proved to not be completely reliable though, my dog had an accident on the floor and the robot happily drove right through it. It wasn't a small pile, so I feel as if it should have been seen. It detects some things and doesn't detect others so it is hit or miss.

I am so disappointed! I first purchased this unit in January 2026 and by early March. It was no longer mopping. Tried to follow all the troubleshooting guides to no avail. Processed a replacement online, which came right away and figured it was just a fluke thing. Now six weeks later it is doing the same thing with no water getting to the mopheads. Again, tried troubleshooting everything as advised online. Not sure if I got two lemons and it’s worth a third try or if I should just give up and purchase a completely different make and model.

About three months after purchase the robot started acting up. The tray was thoroughly cleaned yet red light would stay on and it kept sending alerts. I tried everything- cleaned throughly and even unplugging and the red light is still on and I still get error messages. Also started random errors stating that sensors were dirty- despite being polished. Prior to issues it was working pretty well. I don't have pets and keep a pretty tidy home so I ran it a few times a week to keep my floors clean and carpets vacuumed. Disappointed.

Wheels go bad every 6 months and need to be sent in for repair, since it needs to he taken completely apart to service, and warranty repairs take over a month. Go with a better brand