The Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro is a midrange robot vacuum and mop with a dock that empties dust, washes and dries its mops, usually selling for about $485 to $550 against a $799 list price. Reviewers found it strong on hard floors and a good value, but weak on hair and carpet and prone to swallowing cables, so it suits tidy, hard floor homes more than pet owners.
What the Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro is
The Qrevo 2 Pro is a robot vacuum with two spinning mops and an all in one dock. Roborock rates its suction at 20,000 Pa from internal testing, while Tom's Guide lists 25,000 Pa Roborock store ↗ Tom's Guide review ↗. It maps your home with PreciSense LiDAR and uses structured light sensors to detect obstacles Roborock store ↗.
Its dock washes the mops after each run and empties dust into a self sealing bag Roborock store ↗. Tom's Guide lists a 2.7 liter bag that holds up to 65 days of dust, two 4 liter water tanks, mop washing at 167 degrees F and drying with 113 degree F air Tom's Guide review ↗.
Hands on testing is in progress, and we will update this review with our results.
What it does well
Hard floors are its strength. In Tom's Guide's tests it picked up 92.5 percent of cereal and 92 percent of flaxseeds on hardwood Tom's Guide review ↗. Gizmodo found it reliably picked up small debris from hard floors and rugs without clogging Gizmodo review ↗.
Mopping is good for daily upkeep. Tom's Guide found its dual mops fully cleaned soy sauce, mayonnaise and mud in two passes Tom's Guide review ↗. Its FlexiArm mop extends around walls, corners and furniture legs, and the mops can detach automatically to keep high pile carpet dry, though you need to turn that on in the app Roborock store ↗.
Battery life is long. Tom's Guide lists 253 minutes of runtime from a 6,400 mAh battery Tom's Guide review ↗. Gizmodo's unit cleaned a 750 square foot apartment in just under two hours and finished with a little over half its charge left Gizmodo review ↗.
It is easy to live with. Tom's Guide found mapping accurate, with four rooms mapped in about 10 minutes, and praised the compact dock for smaller homes Tom's Guide review ↗. Gizmodo said it runs quietly except on top power, the dock is quieter than many rivals, and it works with Apple Home through Matter Gizmodo review ↗. A dual zero tangle brush system is designed to reduce hair wrap Roborock store ↗.
Where it falls short
Hair and carpet pickup are weak. Tom's Guide measured just 60 percent of hair on hardwood and 48 percent on carpet, and 51 percent of flaxseeds on carpet Tom's Guide review ↗. It said the robot is less suitable for pet owners or deep carpet cleaning Tom's Guide review ↗.
Obstacle avoidance misses flat objects. Gizmodo found it repeatedly pulled in micro USB cables, swallowed a child's sock and carried a headband back to its dock, though it handled shoes and boxes well Gizmodo review ↗. Roborock told Gizmodo that is an expected trade off because the robot lacks the cameras pricier models use Gizmodo review ↗. Tom's Guide also saw it bump sofa and table legs with some force Tom's Guide review ↗.
Gizmodo gave it 3.5 out of 5, saying it can't quite clean unsupervised, and its unit had a factory defect under the brushes that caused a docking problem until fixed with a screwdriver Gizmodo review ↗. Mopping struggled with rug borders, and heavy spills needed a second pass Gizmodo review ↗.
Some details are missing from Roborock's page, including wash temperature, threshold height and mop lift height Roborock store ↗.
Pricing and plans
Roborock's US store listed the Qrevo 2 Pro at $549.99 against a $799.99 MSRP when we checked, though the page showed mixed stock messages Roborock store ↗. Tom's Guide found it at $484.99 on Amazon and $499.99 at Roborock Tom's Guide review ↗.
Roborock lists a 1 year limited warranty with an extended warranty option, 30 day returns and free shipping Roborock store ↗. The box includes the robot, dock, dock base, power cable, a set of rotating mops and a manual Roborock store ↗.
There is no subscription. Ongoing costs are dust bags, mop pads, brushes and filters over time.
Who should (and shouldn't) use it
- Good fit: apartments and smaller homes with mostly hard floors that want a full dock for about $500 Tom's Guide review ↗.
- Good fit: people who keep floors clear of cables and small clothing before each run Gizmodo review ↗.
- Skip it if: you have pets or lots of carpet; its hair pickup tested well below our pet hair picks Tom's Guide review ↗ Vacuum Wars $300 to $600 ↗.
- Skip it if: you want a robot you never have to supervise Gizmodo review ↗.
Alternatives worth a look
- Roborock Qrevo Edge 3 Pro: our top robot vacuum pick, top scorer in Vacuum Wars' $1,300 to $1,600 class with 87.5 percent pet hair pickup on carpet Vacuum Wars $1,300 to $1,600 ↗.
- Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2: our budget pick, self emptying for $399.99 or less, with a 3 year warranty Dreame store ↗.
- Ecovacs Deebot T90 Pro Omni: Vacuum Wars' top pick from $300 to $600, with a roller mop and excellent pet scores, though it was sold out at $799.99 when we checked Vacuum Wars $300 to $600 ↗ Ecovacs T90 Pro Omni ↗.
- Yeedi C14 Pro Plus: our budget pick for pet hair, with 94 percent pet hair pickup and zero tangling in Vacuum Wars' tests Vacuum Wars under $300 ↗.
What’s good
- Full dock at midrange price
- Edge mopping arm
- Mops detach on carpet
What to know
- Wash temperature and drying not stated
- Threshold height not stated
Key features
- 20,000 Pa suction
- Dual spinning mops
- FlexiArm edge mop
- Self sealing dust bag
- Structured light obstacle sensors
Questions people ask
How much does the Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro cost?
Roborock lists it at $549.99 against a $799.99 MSRP, and Tom's Guide found it for $484.99 on Amazon Roborock store ↗ Tom's Guide review ↗.
Is the Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro good for pet hair?
Not especially. Tom's Guide measured 60 percent hair pickup on hardwood and 48 percent on carpet, and called it less suitable for pet owners Tom's Guide review ↗.
Does the Qrevo 2 Pro avoid cables?
Gizmodo found it repeatedly pulled in thin cables and a sock, since it lacks the cameras pricier models use Gizmodo review ↗.
Is the Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro worth it?
For hard floor homes at around $500, reviewers call it good value with strong mopping and long runtime. Pet owners and carpet heavy homes should look elsewhere Tom's Guide review ↗ Gizmodo review ↗.
Where this comes from
Checked Oct 9, 2026. Vendor pages describe their own products; independent sources add outside views. Hands on testing is in progress.
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