Roborock Qrevo S vs Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra

Roborock Q Revo Robotic Vacuum and Mop

Features:

• Adjustable Suction
• App-Controlled
• Auto Docking/Recharging
• Self-Emptying
• Self-Drying
• Wifi
• Scheduling Capabilities
• Spot Cleaning
• Wet/Dry Cleaning
• Protective Bumpers
• Dual Motor
• Edge Cleaner
• Pet Hair Handling
• Rechargeable

Suitable Surfaces:

• Carpet
• Hardwood/Wood Laminate
• Marble
• Multisurface
• Tile

Roborock Qrevo S Highlights

• Suction Power: 7,000 Pa (like MaxV), more than Qrevo's 5,500 Pa.
• Features: Main rubber brush, dual spinning mops (lift on carpet).
• Downgrades: No FlexiArm mop, lacks Intelligent Dirt Detection.
• Navigation: LDS laser, obstacle avoidance, covers ~330 m² (~3,550 ft²).
• Controls: Roborock app, Apple Watch app, iPhone widget.
• Docking Station: Similar to MaxV's, faster charging, automatic mop wash/dry, water refill, dustbin emptying. Supports 7 weeks hands-free cleaning.
• Price: $799.99 in the US, cheaper than Q Revo ($899) and MaxV ($1,399.99).
• Availability: US market; unclear for Europe.

The Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra is a next-level robovac that vacuums and mops in one run. It has a self-emptying and self-cleaning base station that also washes the mop head. The setup is simple and the robot uses LiDAR to navigate and avoid obstacles. The mopping performance is great, but it lacks in picking up pet hair on carpets. It has tank-like mobility and is very quiet. The S7 MaxV Ultra is a convenient and hassle-free robovac, but if you have pets or a lot of carpet, a dedicated robot vacuum might be a better option.