Robot Vacuum and Mop with Empty Wash Fill Dock
Roborock Qrevo Curv Review

18,500Pa suction | LDS, structured light and RGB camera | 75°C mop wash | FlexiArm brush and mop | 4 cm double thresholds

Overview

The Roborock Qrevo Curv is a robot vacuum and mop with up to 18,500Pa HyperForce suction and navigation that uses an LDS laser, structured light and an RGB camera, with an LED fill light. It has a DuoDivide main brush, and a FlexiArm arc side brush and mop that extend to reach edges. The robot lifts its brush and mops, and a smart liftable chassis helps it over standard thresholds up to 3 cm and double-layer thresholds up to 4 cm, as well as sunken floors and medium-pile carpets.

The Empty Wash Fill Dock empties the robot, washes the mops with 75°C hot water, dries them with warm air and refills the robot’s water tank; you fill the dock’s clean water tank with cold tap water by hand. The 6,400mAh battery takes about 4 hours to charge, and the robot has a built-in voice assistant and remote viewing. These specs come from Roborock’s help centre and its CE manual.

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Key Features

✓Up to 18,500Pa HyperForce suction
✓LDS laser, structured light and RGB camera; LED fill light
✓DuoDivide main brush; FlexiArm arc side brush that extends
✓FlexiArm extending mop for edges
✓Lifts its brush and mops; liftable omnidirectional wheel
✓Smart liftable chassis: thresholds up to 3 cm, double-layer up to 4 cm
✓Dock: auto-empty, 75°C mop wash, warm-air drying, robot refill
✓6,400mAh battery, about 4 hours to charge
✓Built-in voice assistant and remote viewing

Pros & Cons

Pros

+ 75°C hot-water mop wash
+ Climbs double-layer thresholds up to 4 cm
+ Side brush and mop both extend for edges
+ Built-in voice assistant and remote viewing

Cons

− No automatic detergent dispenser listed
− Roborock does not publish the runtime or tank sizes
− Roborock’s sources don’t list Alexa, Google Home, Siri or Matter

Setup & Installation

Click the mop axles into the robot. Place the dock on a hard, flat floor (wood, tile or concrete) flat against a wall, leaving at least 0.9 m of height, 0.46 m of width and 1.2 m of space in front, and plug it into a properly earthed socket. Open the dock cover and fill the clean water tank with cold tap water only. Hold Power/Clean to turn the robot on, wait until the power light is steady, put the robot in front of the dock and press Dock to send it in to charge.

Download the Roborock app, hold Power/Clean and Dock together until you hear “Resetting WiFi” and the power light flashes blue slowly, then tap “Add Device” or “+” and follow the in-app guide. The robot connects on 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only. The FlexiArm extending mop and side brush, and hot-water mop washing, are turned on in the app.

Common Problems & Fixes

Running into issues? Our Roborock troubleshooting guide covers step-by-step fixes taken from Roborock’s own manuals and support pages, including won’t connect to Wi-Fi, not charging, mop wash or drying not working.

Who Should Buy It

Anyone who wants a 75°C hot-water wash dock, edge cleaning from an extending side brush and mop, and a robot that climbs double-layer thresholds up to 4 cm.

Verdict

The Qrevo Curv has up to 18,500Pa suction, a 75°C mop wash and climbs double-layer thresholds up to 4 cm. The Qrevo Curv 2 Pro has 25,000Pa suction, a mop wash with water up to 100°C and a retractable LiDAR for low furniture.

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