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Carpet pickup is considered very good, with the Qrevo S matching premium Roborock models in deep-clean tests and reliably removing embedded debris on typical home carpets.
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Crevice pickup on hard floors is reported as well above average, with the Qrevo S pulling debris effectively from gaps and grooves compared with most other robot vacuums.
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The mop-lifting system automatically raises the twin mop pads when carpet is detected, letting the robot vacuum and mop mixed hard-floor and carpet areas in one run without soaking rugs.
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The Qrevo S is among the quietest Roborocks tested, with average noise just under or around 50 dB that makes it notably less intrusive than the Q series while still delivering strong everyday cleaning.
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Filters and dust bags are inexpensive over time, with long-term consumable costs for the Qrevo S ranking among the lowest in Roborock’s current lineup.
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Suction and airflow are described as above average, matching higher-end Roborock models in airflow and deep-clean tests and delivering very strong everyday pickup on both hard floors and carpets.
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Lidar-based navigation maps the floorplan quickly and cleans with above-average coverage and efficiency, with test runs showing performance comparable to the pricier Qrevo Master.
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The Roborock app is described as full-featured and easy to use, offering mapping and cleaning controls similar to higher-end models and earning strong ratings on both iOS and Android.
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Battery life is rated at 180 minutes and real-world testing shows above-average efficiency, with the robot covering over 1,200 feet per charge and performing similarly to Roborock’s higher-end models.
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The multifunction dock is praised as a major convenience, reliably auto-emptying the dustbin, washing and drying the mop pads, and refilling the water tank, even though it lacks some of the advanced self-cleaning and sensing features of Roborock’s flagship docks.
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Mopping performance is solid for a mid-range combo robot, scoring above average in dried-on stain tests and leaving floors noticeably cleaner in a single pass, roughly matching higher-end Roborocks though still trailing the most powerful scrubbers like the S8 MaxV.
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The Qrevo S is consistently praised for exceptional value, offering most flagship-level cleaning and docking features and a top-10 ranking on best-of lists at roughly half the price of Roborock’s top models.
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Overall, the Qrevo S is regarded as one of the best mid-range robot vacuums, combining strong cleaning, robust navigation, and a convenient dock with low ownership costs and a relatively low price, ranking near the top of updated top-20 lists despite weak obstacle avoidance and only average hair handling.
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On hard floors, the Qrevo S reliably clears most flour, oatmeal, and cereal, though small amounts of debris can remain underneath or as a few leftover cornflakes compared with the very best performers.
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Compared with Roborock’s flagship models, the Qrevo S dock does not offer automatic base self-cleaning and instead relies on a removable tray for occasional manual deep cleaning.
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