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Consumable costs are impressively low, with filters and dust bags combining to give the Qrevo Plus one of the cheapest long-term ownership profiles among Roborock models.
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Overall, reviewers see the Qrevo Plus as one of the best Roborocks, balancing quiet operation, excellent hair handling, good hard-floor cleaning, and a feature-rich dock despite average obstacle avoidance and mopping depth.
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The self-cleaning dock automatically washes and dries the mop pads and refills the robot’s water supply, earning high scores for convenience and ranking just behind the S8 MaxV for dock sophistication.
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Hair-tangle resistance is strong, with only light coiling around the brush after both short and long hair tests and most hair gathering underneath rather than binding tightly to the roller.
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On hard floors, the Qrevo Plus consistently ranks near the top, usually leaving only a trace of flour or a stray cornflake behind and earning high marks in mixed flour and cereal tests.
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The Qrevo Plus runs quieter than many rivals, with average noise scores in the A tier and a reputation for being significantly less intrusive than the louder Q series vacuums.
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Though not the cheapest model, the Qrevo Plus pairs strong cleaning, a quiet and capable dock, and low consumable costs to deliver very good overall value for its feature set.
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Mopping performance is respectable but not class-leading, lightening dried stains and improving overall appearance in a single pass while still falling short of the deep cleaning delivered by the best mop combos.