Roborock QV 35A Robot Vacuum and Mop

Roborock QV 35A Robot Vacuum and Mop

Reviews

ROBOROCK QV-35A - Best Robovac under $500? - In-Depth Review & Tests

What We Loved

  • Auto tank refilling
    auto tank refilling
  • Build quality & durability
    overall finishes of your Robbo Rock and the manufacturing are still very neat and nice
  • Dust-bin capacity
    the dust bin is quite large. It's going to be 330 ml.
  • Generic Performance
    one of the best performing value vacuums we have found
  • Hair-wrap prevention / anti-tangle tech
    re-engineered arcshaped anti-tangle side brush
  • Mapping/navigation accuracy (robotics)
    the same LAR you are getting inside of the one $2,000 robo vacuumsstructured LAR
  • Mobile-app functionality & reliability
    no real difference between the 35A and the top-of-the-line Ser Z70 in terms of their app experience
  • Mopping performance (robotic or wet-dry)
    dual liftable spinning mob era
  • Obstacle & cliff avoidance (robots)
    reactive tech obstacle avoidance
  • Self-emptying base
    auto dust emptying
  • Threshold crossing ability
    allow it to go over thresholds even over half an inch
  • Value-for-money
    they put it into a value unitthat trade-off might be worth it for all the savings
  • Wheel & bumper durability
    thick Navigation Tests - Reactive AI tests bumper here
  • Wheel quality
    wheels are still going to be very powerful

Just Okay

  • Brush-roll agitation strength
    good for carpet as well as for wet floors because there's no bristles, but it's not going to have that deep carpet penetration you would get or the anti-angle you would get on the higher trims
  • Front-facing camera
    does not come with a front-facing camera

Needs Improvement

  • AI features
    not coming with AI navigation
  • Drying function
    not going to be hot air dryingtakes about 4 to 8 hours for your mopads to fully dry
  • Extendable mop pads
    will not come with the extendable mop pads