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Roborock Qrevo S Pro Review: Big-Dock Features at a Mid-Range Price
For years the rule with robot vacuums was simple. If you wanted a dock that washed the mops in hot water and dried them afterwards, you paid flagship money. The Roborock Qrevo S Pro is one of the clearest signs that the rule has changed. It pairs 18,500Pa rated suction, LiDAR mapping and two spinning mop pads with a dock that empties the robot, refills its water tank, washes the mops at 75°C and dries them with 45°C air.
Roborock released it in 2026 as the follow-up to the QV 35A, and it has quickly become one of the best-selling robot vacuums on Amazon UK. That popularity is a good reason to look closely at what it does well and where it cuts corners.
AIToys.co.uk selects and researches products from manufacturer specifications, the live Amazon UK listing, independent test results and repeated owner reports. This page is a buying guide, not a first-hand test. When we checked the Amazon UK listing on 8 October 2026, the black Qrevo S Pro (ASIN B0GHJVJWDH) was £449.99 and in stock, sold by Roborock Official UK. The white version (ASIN B0GHNCY7VZ) was also £449.99 and in stock. Prices and stock change, so check Amazon before you buy.
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Key Features at a Glance
| Feature | Detail |
| Amazon UK price (8 Oct 2026) | £449.99, black B0GHJVJWDH and white B0GHNCY7VZ, both in stock |
| Rated suction | 18,500Pa (Roborock's maximum figure) |
| Navigation | PreciSense LiDAR plus Reactive Tech structured-light obstacle avoidance |
| Mopping | Two spinning pads at up to 200 RPM, 10mm mop lift on carpet, 30 water-flow levels |
| Dock | Auto-empty, auto-refill, 75°C mop washing, 45°C warm-air drying |
| Dust bag | Sealed 2.7L bag, which Roborock says lasts 7 to 9 weeks |
| Brushes | All-rubber main brush, zero-tangle side brush |
| Robot size | 350 x 353 x 96.5mm |
| Dock size | 340 x 487 x 519mm |
| Weight | 11.6kg for robot and dock together |
| Battery | 5,200mAh lithium-ion |
| Wifi | 2.4GHz only |
| Smart home | Roborock app, with Alexa, Google Home, Siri Shortcuts and Matter listed by Roborock |
What We Like
1. The dock is the headline, and it is a genuine upgrade
The dock is where the Qrevo S Pro earns its place. After a clean, the robot returns to base, the dock pulls the dust into a sealed 2.7L bag, washes the two mop pads with 75°C water and then dries them with 45°C air. It also refills the robot's water tank from the dock's clean-water tank.
Hot-water washing matters more than it sounds. Cold-washed mop pads that sit damp in a dock are the main cause of the musty smell owners complain about on cheaper robots. Warm-air drying is the other half of that fix. Independent reviewers, including German site Basic Tutorials, pick out the hot wash and warm dry as unusual features at this price.
Your remaining jobs are refilling the clean-water tank, emptying the dirty-water tank, swapping the dust bag every couple of months, and adding floor cleaner by hand if you want it. Reviewers note there is no automatic detergent dispenser.
2. Strong mopping on hard floors
The two round mop pads spin inward at up to 200 RPM, which scrubs rather than simply wiping a damp cloth across the floor. You can set water flow across 30 levels in the app, and the pads lift by 10mm when the robot detects carpet.
US testing channel Vacuum Wars bought a Qrevo S Pro and ran it through its standard studio tests. It reported mopping as the robot's strongest area, with a stain-removal score well above its average and good results on dried coffee. For UK homes with a tiled kitchen, a hard-floored hallway and laminate in the living room, that is the part of the job that matters most.
3. Efficient LiDAR navigation and a good app
A top-mounted PreciSense LiDAR sensor maps the home. Vacuum Wars measured above-average coverage per minute, and owner reviews on Roborock's UK store mention multi-floor maps working well in three-storey homes. You carry the robot between floors and it loads the right map.
The Roborock app is one of the more mature in the category. It handles room naming, no-go zones, per-room suction and water settings, schedules, and a "Less Collision Mode" with three levels for homes with delicate furniture. Roborock's SmartPlan 2.0 can also adjust settings by room and floor type.
4. Sensible anti-tangle hardware
The robot uses an all-rubber main brush and what Roborock calls a zero-tangle side brush, plus an easy-to-clean front wheel. Rubber rollers are much easier to clear of hair than bristle brushes, and the low-maintenance design is a recurring point in owner reviews. One UK reviewer, quoted by Robots Rated, saw nothing tangled on the roller after two weeks of daily use.
5. No camera
The Qrevo S Pro relies on LiDAR and structured light rather than an RGB camera. That limits how well it recognises small objects (more on that below), but some households, particularly those with children, prefer a robot that is not carrying a camera around the house.
Watch: An Independent Test
Video: Vacuum Wars, a useful independent review of the Qrevo S Pro (not filmed by AIToys). Prices quoted in the video are US prices.
What Could Be Better
1. Obstacle avoidance is the weak spot
Roborock describes Reactive Tech obstacle avoidance using structured-light sensors. In Vacuum Wars' obstacle course, the Qrevo S Pro avoided only 5 of 24 obstacles. Reviewers summarised by Robots Rated reported it running over cables, socks and flat toys, and one had a sock caught in the roller.
In practice that means a quick floor tidy before each run. If you have young children who leave small toys everywhere, or a pet that occasionally leaves an accident, a robot with camera-based recognition is the safer pick.
2. Pet hair and long hair are only average
The rubber brush helps, but Vacuum Wars measured pet-hair pickup at 43% and recorded long-hair tangling in 62% of its seven-inch hair test. Those are below-average results. A home with one short-haired cat will cope fine. A house with two shedding dogs and long-haired owners should also look at our best robot vacuums for pet hair shortlist.
3. No extending brush or mop for edges
More expensive Roborocks swing a mop or side brush out towards skirting boards. The Qrevo S Pro does not. Reviewers noted a thin unmopped strip along walls and dust left in deep corners. If spotless edges matter to you, budget for an occasional manual pass.
4. It is not the slimmest robot
At 96.5mm tall, the robot is fairly high because its LiDAR turret is fixed rather than retractable. Measure the gap under your sofa, beds and kitchen plinths before buying. Vacuum Wars also lists a 20mm threshold limit, so homes with taller door bars may need ramps.
5. 2.4GHz wifi and a noisy empty
The robot only connects to 2.4GHz wifi. Most UK broadband routers broadcast both bands, but mesh systems that merge them can make setup fiddly. Roborock quotes 55dB for quieter cleaning modes, but the dock's auto-empty is loud. One UK reviewer measured it at around 70dB, enough to drown out the television for a few seconds.
Who Is It For?
The Qrevo S Pro makes most sense for:
- Mostly hard-floor UK homes with a tiled kitchen, hallway and laminate or wood downstairs, where mopping matters as much as vacuuming.
- Busy households who want the dock to handle mop hygiene so they are not rinsing pads in the sink.
- Multi-storey homes, thanks to saved multi-floor maps.
- Buyers moving up from a basic robot who want a full dock without spending £800 or more.
It is a weaker fit for cluttered homes, households with heavy-shedding pets, or anyone who wants perfectly cleaned edges. Those buyers should compare it with the Roborock Q Revo MaxV, which adds an extending mop arm, and the Eufy X10 Pro Omni. If you are still deciding which features matter, our guide on how to choose a robot vacuum covers suction, mopping and mapping in plain terms.
Value for Money
On the 8 October 2026 Amazon UK check, both colours were £449.99. At that price you get the hot-wash, warm-dry, self-emptying dock, LiDAR mapping and spinning mops. That combination used to sit well above £600.
Running costs are modest but real. You will need replacement dust bags every couple of months, plus mop pads and filters over time. Roborock sells its own floor-cleaning solution if you want to add detergent to the clean-water tank.
The value case is strongest for tidy, hard-floor homes. If your floors are usually covered in toys and cables, the money is better spent on stronger obstacle avoidance. Our best robot vacuums UK shortlist sets the Qrevo S Pro against alternatives at several price points.
FAQ
Is the Roborock Qrevo S Pro available in the UK? Yes. On 8 October 2026 Amazon UK listed the black version (ASIN B0GHJVJWDH) and the white version (ASIN B0GHNCY7VZ) at £449.99, both in stock and sold by Roborock Official UK.
Does the Qrevo S Pro wash its mops with hot water? Yes. Roborock says the dock washes the mop pads at 75°C and dries them with 45°C warm air after cleaning.
Does it have a camera? No. It uses LiDAR for mapping and structured-light sensors for obstacle avoidance. That is good for privacy but means it is less reliable at spotting small objects than camera-based robots.
Will it work with my wifi? It needs a 2.4GHz network. If your router merges 2.4GHz and 5GHz under one name, setup usually still works, but separating the bands temporarily can help.
How often do I need to change the dust bag? Roborock says the sealed 2.7L bag lasts 7 to 9 weeks. Homes with pets or lots of carpet should expect to change it sooner.
How is it different from the QV 35A? The Qrevo S Pro is the follow-up model, with a much higher suction rating and a dock that washes the mops with hot water rather than cold.
Verdict
The Roborock Qrevo S Pro does what its sales figures suggest. It brings a self-emptying, hot-wash, warm-dry dock and dependable LiDAR navigation to the £450 bracket, and independent testing rates its mopping highly. Its weak spots are clear too: below-average obstacle avoidance, average pet-hair pickup and no edge-reaching brush or mop.
This page gives it an editorial 4.3/5. That score reflects our research into the specifications, independent test results and owner reports. It is not a bench test of our own. For tidy, mostly hard-floor homes that want a full dock without flagship pricing, it is one of the easiest robots to recommend right now.
Check the black Qrevo S Pro on Amazon UK
Check the white Qrevo S Pro on Amazon UK
More robot vacuum reading: our Roborock Q Revo MaxV review, the Roborock Q7 Max+ review, our best robot mops shortlist and the full best robot vacuums UK guide.
