roborock Qrevo S5V Robot Vacuum and Mop, FlexiArm Edge Mopping, 12,000Pa Suction, Dual Zero-Tangle System, Smart Obstacle Avoidance, 10mm Mop Lifting, Auto Mop Washing&Drying, Self-Emptying&Refilling

Solid robot vacuum!
I’ve had the Roborock Qrevo S5V for about 8 months now. At first I thought this would be neat to have and clean my floors once in a while. However, I just recently became a father and find the usefulness of the Roborock even more valuable. Literally in the trenches and barely anytime to do housework. So being able to offset some vacuuming and mopping has been amazing. It navigates the rooms and obstacles way better than the previous iRobot Roomba’s I have had in the past. I love the customizations with the mapping and vacuuming automations on the Roborock app. The suction power is pretty damn great, haven’t had any issues with it leaving debris behind. The size is great and doesn’t take up much space. I have been pretty amazed at how good it is at mopping and making the floors look so clean. The battery life is great too! It’s able to do multiple passes with high suction on vacuum and finish off with multiple passes with mopping before even needing to recharge. I got this on sale and would say it’s highly worth getting. I have only owned iRobot robot vacuums in the past but no more! I’m 100% convinced Roborock does a way better job and honestly the quality of the Roborock robot vacuum and base station is better. The dust bin and dirty water bin last for a few sessions before you need to empty them out, as do the mop pads and all other parts. Highly recommend!

Works great but be prepared for some big frustrations.
4 months later: Still amazing product that does most of what it promised.Good:Works nicely. Quiet. Not too slow. Goes over carpets. Large dust bins, water bin, wastewater bin. Good automation on the App. Does a great job vacuuming and mopping. You can set it to flow the direction of the floor boards. Good reach into corners, around table legs, etc.Bad:Lidar creates only a rough and sloppy map and editing the results it is not possible. You can edit obstacles and zones and divide rooms but not much else. I redid my maps 4-5 times before I got something workable. If you forget to remove an obsticle during mapping, you have to start over. Sometimes you need to draw division lines to separate rooms and add no-go zones. This is extremely limited and does not work as it should. For example, I was not able to separate a hallway from a living room because of diagonal or offset walls. Despite what they show you on the website, the map is not 3d—you only see a pixelated top-down view. The map’s icons are so tiny that will need strong reading glasses even when zoomed it.Maps have gotten corrupted and I had to recreate them. Switching to another map involves “restoring” a previous map, a confusing choice of words.I doubt they will ever fix the poor UI of the App. They haven’t in four months.Does not smoothly work on two floors as promised. To use it upstairs, I have to bring the entire base + vacuum upstairs. It has to be in the exact location every time or the vacuum won’t find the base station. Additionally, you have to switch (they call it ‘restore map”). Same routine to bring it downstairs. (No, you can’t just bring the vacuum upstairs—the base unit has to be there too. I tried and it got confused.)I always use the highest amount of water use. On the smaller settings, you can see dry streaks where no water comes in touch with the floor.The temporary internal dustbin collector gets clogged and and needs to be cleaned frequently. Same with the dust filter. I assume this is due to the fact that the wet mop comes in connection with the dirt before it gets sucked up. I wish there was more separation between vacuuming and mopping. It helps to to use the Mop AFTER Vacuuming function instead of Vac & Mop.Obstacle avoidance is mediocre. Only avoids larger objects. You have to remove any cables, toys, etc., or the unit will roll right over them and get entangled. It goes over carpets if they are not too deep or too floppy. The cliff avoidance does not work. You have to draw a no-zone area to avoid certain areas like stairs to prevent it from falling down.Some parts, like the latches of the wastewater/fresh water bins/dust collector/brush assembly are made of plastic and I expect that they will break soon after the repeated bending required.Overall, it’s a pretty good product but I wish the UI was more refined and some of the parts built more durable.

After weeks of researching robot vacuums, I finally went for the Roborock Q Revo S5V — and honestly, I haven’t looked back. This isn’t just a vacuum, it’s a home maintenance assistant with brains, brawn, and impressive polish.🧠 Smart Mapping & Navigation (5/5)The LiDAR mapping is laser-sharp — it mapped my whole house in minutes. I love that I can set no-go zones and choose rooms or even specific areas to clean. It doesn’t bump into things like older bots I’ve had, and it navigates tight spaces surprisingly well.🧹 Vacuuming Power (5/5)Suction is strong enough to pick up pet hair, crumbs, dust — even that sneaky debris hiding in carpet fibers. Whether it’s hardwood, tiles, or low-pile rugs, it handles it all like a pro.🧼 Mopping Function (4.5/5)This is where the Q Revo really shines. The dual spinning mop pads do actual scrubbing — not just dragging a wet cloth like some other models. Floors come out visibly cleaner. The auto mop lifting when it hits carpet is genius. One tiny thing: it’s best for maintenance cleaning, not dried-on kitchen spills.🧽 Self-Cleaning Dock (5/5)The dock is massive, but worth it. It washes the mop pads, dries them with warm air (no moldy smell!), and refills water. Maintenance is minimal — I just empty the dirty water tank and refill the clean one every few days. I haven’t touched a mop since I got it.📱 App & Automation (5/5)The Roborock app is intuitive. I’ve set up schedules, room-specific routines, and custom mop/vacuum settings per floor type. It also integrates with Alexa and Google Home if you’re into voice control.🔇 Noise & Battery (4.5/5)Quiet during normal cleaning, a bit louder when returning to the dock for mop washing. Battery easily handles my 2-bedroom apartment in one go, with juice left to spare.—Final Verdict:If you want a reliable 2-in-1 vacuum and mop that does more than just roam around, the Q Revo S5V is 100% worth it. It’s smart, self-sufficient, and leaves my floors looking spotless with zero effort from me.

Gostei bastante. Vim do Kabum 700 Smart que esquecia os mapas e tinha o aplicativo ruim, quase que não consegui montar o mapa da casa, porque ele descarregava e quando voltava para a base sempre tinha que começar de novo.Esse da Roborock é bem melhor, justificando aí a diferença de preço. Mas de fato, vale a pena, já que ele resolve os problemas que eu tinha do outro. Ele tem a função de apenas criar o mapa, que facilita para que possamos fazer a limpeza por cômodos. Além disso ele sempre continua o programa que está trabalhando mesmo depois de voltar para a base para carregar.Em termos de limpeza ele funciona bem, mas não tenho muitos parâmetros para avaliar isso porque não sou detalhista nesse ponto. Tem as opções de força de sucção, limpeza seguida de aspiração, só aspiração ou só limpeza. E ele faz tudo sozinho, só temos que trocar a água suja e completar a água limpa (uso também um desinfetante próprio para robôs)