Roborock Qrevo Master

Introduction

The Roborock Qrevo Master arrives in 2024 as an advanced proposition within the catalogue of the leading brand in cleaning robotics. We are looking at a robot vacuum and mop that integrates 10000 Pa suction power with an extendable rotating mop system, designed for those seeking to automate home cleaning without compromising on professional results.

Power and Cleaning System

The 10000 Pa suction power places this model in the high-end market segment, capable of extracting embedded dirt from carpets and dragging heavy debris without difficulty. The brushing system incorporates a dual anti-tangle silicone brush, especially useful in homes with pets where hair tends to be a recurring problem. This design prevents filaments from wrapping around the roller, reducing the manual maintenance that other systems require. Additionally, it features anti-tangle blades at the ends of the main brush, a detail that makes a difference when vacuuming long hair or textile fibres.

The main brush is liftable, which allows the robot to adapt to different surfaces and avoid dragging dirt from carpets to hard floors. The extendable side brush improves coverage in corners and edges, reaching areas that would remain uncleaned with a conventional design. With a 220 ml dust bin in the robot itself, the capacity is sufficient for complete cleaning sessions before requiring emptying, although the base handles this process automatically.

Mopping System

Mopping is carried out using rotating mops that spin at 200 RPM, generating constant friction on the floor to remove adhered stains. The FlexiArm technology allows the mops to extend towards the edges, covering skirting boards and corners with precision. This lateral extension proves especially practical in kitchens and bathrooms, where dirt tends to accumulate at the margins.

The mops can lift up to 10 mm, which prevents wetting carpets or rugs during the route. The multifunctional base washes the mops with hot water at 60°C and dries them with hot air at 45°C, a complete cycle that guarantees hygiene and eliminates bad odours. The robot detects dirt both on the mops and on the floor, adjusting the mopping intensity according to the needs of each area. In practice, this means it returns to the base during cleaning to wash the mops when it detects they are dirty, ensuring it always mops with clean material.

Navigation and Intelligence

The Roborock Qrevo Master uses a 360° LIDAR turret combined with dual AI camera and frontal 3D laser sensor. This triple layer of sensors allows mapping the home with millimetre precision and detecting obstacles in real time. The system recognises up to 62 different types of objects, from cables and slippers to toys and pet excrement, avoiding them autonomously.

The SmartPlan 1.0 function manages cleaning intelligently, adapting routes and modes according to floor type and detected dirt level. The RR Mason 11.0 algorithm processes all this information to optimise each session. The camera allows remote access, converting the robot into a home surveillance tool when you are not present. The night vision LED facilitates navigation in low-light conditions, something useful if you schedule night-time cleaning or in spaces without windows.

Autonomy and Practical Use

The 5200 mAh battery offers 180 minutes of autonomy, sufficient to clean homes of up to 250 square metres in a single session. Upon finishing or if it needs recharging, the robot automatically returns to the base and resumes cleaning where it left off. It can overcome obstacles up to 20 mm in height, which includes most transitions between rooms, door thresholds and thick carpet edges.

Base and Maintenance

The multifunctional station measures 340 mm wide, 521 mm high and 487 mm deep. It integrates a 2.7-litre dust bag that can last weeks without emptying, along with 4-litre tanks for clean water and 3.5 litres for dirty water. The self-cleaning system for the washing tray comes pre-installed, with watertight 1.0 technology that prevents leaks and maintains the hygiene of the unit.

Maintenance is reduced to refilling the clean water tank and emptying the dirty water one from time to time, in addition to changing the dust bag when the robot indicates. The hot air drying process ensures the mops are ready for the next cleaning without generating moisture or bacteria.

Conclusion

The Roborock Qrevo Master proves ideal for large homes with pets seeking to completely delegate daily cleaning. The combination of high suction power, extendable mopping and multifunctional base with hot washing and drying make it a complete solution for those who value autonomy and professional results without constant manual intervention.