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LiDAR mapping and efficient, orderly routes let the Qrevo Curv cover typical floor plans faster and more completely than most robot vacuums.
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Exceptionally efficient power use and long runtimes allow it to clean large homes on a single charge more reliably than most competitors.
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Deep-clean testing on medium-pile carpet shows the Qrevo Curv removing embedded sand at a level that ranks near the top of all tested robot vacuums.
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A three-month real-world trial with no problems suggests solid long-term durability and reliability under regular household use.
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Across reviews the Qrevo Curv is often called the best all-around choice, balancing strong vacuuming, very good mopping, and solid automation as a premium flagship, and Vacuum Wars currently ranks it number one overall and especially strong for homes with lots of pet hair.
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The Roborock app combines flexible controls like camera viewing, adjustable thresholds, and automatic remop options with an easy-to-use interface, rich scheduling and pet-focused tools, and it consistently earns above-average ratings in app stores.
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The flexi-arm side brush lets the robot sweep more debris out of corners and along edges than typical fixed brushes, improving corner and edge cleaning.
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Strong pet-hair pickup, tangle-resistant brushes, and app tools like pet-finding and video calling make the Qrevo Curv particularly well suited for homes with pets.
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Liftable front and drive wheels help it climb taller thresholds than camera-less variants, with real-world clearance around 1.25 inches, and in testing it cleared 25 mm transitions after the threshold was marked in the app.
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Real-world testing finds its spinning mop pads strong enough that many owners rarely need a manual mop, and in lab dried-on stain tests it scored very high, keeping hard floors looking consistently clean day to day.
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The curved white dock and rounded auto-empty bin look modern and premium, blending into living spaces more gracefully than older, boxier Roborock designs.
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The extendable mop pad helps the robot scrub much closer to walls and baseboards than standard round mop designs, noticeably improving edge cleanliness on hard floors.
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Specialized tests with flattened pet hair on carpet indicate above-average pet-hair pickup compared with previous Roborock flagships and rival high-end models.
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New dual main brush and revised side brush designs resist hair tangles extremely well, with testing showing very little hair wrapped around the brush even under heavy pet-hair loads, though some strands can still collect near the pivot area in real-world use.
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The dock and auto-empty system have proven reliable over months of use, with the robot consistently returning, emptying and resetting itself for the next run.
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Owners generally find the Qrevo Curv easy to live with day to day, as its app follows familiar Roborock-style menus, makes scheduling and smart plans straightforward, and rarely feels confusing even with plenty of advanced options.
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The dock’s auto-empty system transfers debris from the robot into a sealed bag and pairs with automatic mop washing to minimize how often owners handle dust or dirty water directly.
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In combined debris tests the Qrevo Curv consistently removed fine dust from hard floors, leaving little visible residue behind after cleaning.
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Automatic pad washing, drying, solution mixing, and a self-cleaning dock reduce everyday maintenance to occasionally emptying bags and tanks.
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Its dock can run a self-cleaning cycle that rinses and scrapes the base tray, reducing how often owners need to manually wash the station.
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The dock automatically refills the onboard water tank, mixes in cleaning solution, and can trigger extra pad washes based on dirty-water sensing for more thorough mopping.
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Though lab airflow and crevice tests measure around average suction, its roughly 18,500 Pa of power still delivers strong real-world pickup on everyday debris and embedded dust, contributing to excellent overall cleaning on both floors and carpets.
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Camera-based obstacle avoidance is a bit more reliable than the S5X, usually steering around clutter and spotting pet accidents while only occasionally clipping or missing low cords and getting lightly stuck.
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As a premium flagship it feels expensive at full MSRP, but compared with similarly equipped rivals it often looks like the better value, especially on discount, thanks to its camera, chassis-lift extras and top-tier overall performance.
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The Qrevo Curv handles large crumbs and other big debris on hard floors well in normal use, though in extreme torture tests the side brush can scatter piles before they are fully collected.
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