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The self-cleaning dock now stands out as a highlight, automatically washing and drying the mop pads, refilling the water tank, and using a dirty-water sensor to trigger extra wash cycles so owners rarely need to intervene between deep cleanings.
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The Q Revo Pro lifts its spinning mop pads about 10 mm when it detects carpets, usually keeping rugs from getting wet, though the limited lift means thicker or higher-pile rugs can still brush against the damp pads.
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Earlier tests found the Q Revo Pro’s spinning pads struggled with heavy dried stains, but more recent midrange comparisons describe its mopping as generally pretty good and capable on dried coffee, even though its pad pressure still trails the very best scrubbing robots.
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Taken together, reviews now paint the Q Revo Pro as a quiet, feature-packed robot whose strong suction, capable mopping dock, and solid navigation can feel like a game-changer for many homes, even if some earlier tests found its cleaning and hair handling underwhelming next to top-tier flagships.
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Hard-floor pickup results now look mixed, with some lab tests finding middling fine-debris pickup while real-world demos on muddy tiles and scattered dirt show the Q Revo Pro leaving floors almost spotless after a couple of passes.
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When the mop pads get saturated with dirt the Q Revo Pro can leave some streaks, but an extra dock wash and follow-up pass usually reduce residue to only a few faint marks.