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Reviewers say it effectively removes both pet and human hair from carpets, leaving them looking clean after runs.
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On hard floors the Qrevo MaxV almost completely clears fine dust, leaving very little residue even in tougher tests.
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Tests show that large crumbs and other big debris are swept up cleanly on hard floors, with only minimal leftovers.
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Maintenance is relatively easy thanks to the self-cleaning dock features and the removable tray, which makes it simpler to rinse away grime.
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Its mop pads automatically lift higher than on the older Q Revo, letting it vacuum and mop mixed hard floors and carpets in one pass without soaking rugs.
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Dual spinning pads, an edge-reaching flexi arm, and smart mopping modes give the Qrevo MaxV excellent everyday mopping, effortlessly handling dried coffee and grape stains with minimal streaking.
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The mopping system leaves very little streaking, especially when using the with-the-grain cleaning mode, so floors dry looking uniformly clean.
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Across multiple trials the Qrevo MaxV removes dried coffee and grape stains efficiently, securing a top tier stain score that ties it for fourth place among the flagship robots tested.
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With an above-average 180-minute battery rating and efficient power use, the Qrevo MaxV can comfortably cover typical homes on a single charge.
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Overall, the Qrevo MaxV is viewed as a high-end robot that combines outstanding sweeping and mopping with a great app and dock, and the new tests rank it third overall, though its slower navigation and middling obstacle avoidance still make it best bought at a good price rather than as a must-upgrade over the original Q Revo.
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Crevice tests rate the Qrevo MaxV a bit above average, pulling more debris from floor gaps than many competitors but not topping the charts.
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