Brand guide · Robot vacuums
Every Roborock robot vacuum we list, ranked by Verdict Score, with the Saros, Qrevo, QV and Q lines explained from the figures Roborock publishes.
23 models evaluated · best Verdict Score 86/100 · Updated September 12, 2026
Roborock sells four lines that overlap in price but not in design. Saros is the flagship family, 80 mm tall on every model, by a retractable LiDAR turret or, on the Saros 20 and Saros Z70, a time-of-flight camera array in place of the turret. Qrevo is the broad middle, where the dock does the work and the models differ in turret, mop and suction. QV is the budget line that still gets a dock that empties, washes, dries and refills, and Q is the entry level with a vibrating or static mop pad and, at most, a self-emptying base.
The Saros 20 is the highest-scoring Roborock we list: 36,000 Pa, dual spinning mops that extend to the skirting and are left at the dock before carpet, and a 45 mm threshold rating. The Saros 20 Sonic is the same chassis with a vibrating pad and a retractable LiDAR, and the Saros 20 Neo keeps the suction and the threshold but its dock does not dry the mop. The Saros Z70 is the one with the mechanical arm, at 22,000 Pa, and the Saros 10 is the earlier vibrating-pad model with the retracting turret.
The Qrevo Curv 2 Pro is the pick of the line on our engine, one point behind the Saros 20, with a retracting turret, 25,000 Pa, carpet boost and mops that are left at the dock. The Qrevo Edge 3 Pro and Qrevo CurvX are also 80 mm machines with the retracting turret; the Qrevo Edge 2 Flow and Qrevo Curv 2 Flow swap the pads for a roller mop under a fixed turret. Below them the Qrevo Edge 2, Qrevo Edge, Qrevo 2 Pro, Qrevo Curv S5X, Qrevo S5V and Qrevo S keep the dock and the dual spinning mops at lower suction figures.
The QV 35A and QV 35S are the cheapest Roborocks with a dock that empties, washes, dries and refills, at 8,000 and 10,000 Pa with structured-light obstacle detection. The Q line is simpler: the Q10 S5+ has a vibrating pad and a self-emptying base, the Q7 L5+ a static pad and the same base, and the Q10 X5 and Q7 M5 come with no dock at all. The S8 MaxV Ultra is the previous flagship generation, still sold with the full dock at 10,000 Pa.
The rankings this hub draws on: best robot vacuums for pet hair, for mopping, for carpets, with self-emptying docks and the best value. Every score is computed as described in how we score.
Roborock's flagship: 36,000 Pa, twin spinning mops the dock washes at 100 °C, and a solid-state 3D sensor instead of a LiDAR turret.
A Saros-shaped Qrevo: 25,000 Pa, a fully retractable LiDAR in an 80 mm body, spinning mops at 12 N that come off for carpet, a chassis that lifts 20 mm for 3 cm pile and 4 cm double steps, and a dock washing at 100 °C, for €799.
The Saros 20's 36,000 Pa motor and 80 mm body with a retractable LiDAR in place of StarSight, 8.79 cm double thresholds, spinning pads, warm-water mopping and a dock that refills with warm water and re-washes dirty mops, for €899.
The robot vacuum with an arm: 22,000 Pa, solid-state 3D sensing and a five-axis gripper that moves socks and slippers out of its own way.
Roborock's slim Curv at $799: 79.8 mm tall with a retracting LiDAR, 22,000 Pa, twin 12 N spinning mops with warm water, an AdaptiLift chassis for 4 cm double thresholds, Reactive AI 3.0 obstacle recognition, and a Thermo+ dock with 80 °C washing, 45 °C drying and seven weeks of dust.
Roborock's flagship with a vibrating mop: 36,000 Pa, a retractable LiDAR for 80 mm clearance, a mop pressed down at 14 N and washed at 100 °C in the dock while the robot carries on vacuuming, and 4.5 cm sills or 8.8 cm double thresholds, for €999.
Roborock's roller-mop Qrevo: 35,000 Pa, a 270 mm pressurised self-cleaning roller that lifts 15 mm and closes a flap over itself on carpet, a dock that refills, dries at 63 °C and empties for 65 days, for €749.99.
Roborock's American Edge flagship at $1,499.99: 36,000 Pa, an AdaptiLift 3.0 chassis for 4.5 cm single and 8.8 cm double thresholds, a LiDAR that retracts to 79.5 mm, structured light plus an RGB camera for 300 obstacle types, warm-water mopping, and a dock that refills warm water, re-washes on dirt detection and empties into a bag.
The affordable roller-mop Roborock: 20,000 Pa, a 270 mm roller with eight fresh-water points and a scraper that lifts 15 mm for carpet, LiDAR with structured light and a camera, four floors of maps and a dock that washes and dries, for €699.
25,000 Pa and anti-tangle brushes in an 80 mm body for €590: spinning mops with an edge system, a dock that re-washes a dirty pad, and Roborock's Reactive AI, with less on the spec sheet than the price deserves.
Roborock's British mid-ranger at £499.99: 25,000 Pa, a dual anti-tangle brush set with a reversing side brush, twin spinning mops that extend and come off for carpet, LiDAR with structured-light obstacle sensing, 63 dB, and a dock that washes, dries and empties into a sealed bag.
The sensible Roborock: 18,500 Pa, LiDAR mapping, spinning mops that lift for carpet and a dock that washes, dries and empties, for well under half the flagship price.
The first Qrevo with the lifting chassis, 2,149 zł in Poland and sold out in Germany: 18,500 Pa, DuoDivide and FlexiArm anti-tangle brushes, twin spinning mops with an edge mop, 4 cm thresholds, camera obstacle recognition, and a dock with 75 °C washing, 45 °C drying, emptying and refilling.
The cheapest way into a self-maintaining dock: 8,000 Pa, LiDAR mapping, twin spinning mops that lift, and a station that empties, washes, dries and refills.
Roborock's slim British flagship at £699.98: 79.8 mm tall with a retracting LiDAR, 22,000 Pa, a vibrating mop that detaches for carpet with an independent edge mop, a lifting chassis for 3 cm thresholds, camera obstacle recognition, a built-in offline voice assistant, and a dock with 80 °C dynamic washing and a 150-minute charge.
The sensible Qrevo: 12,000 Pa, SGS-certified anti-tangle brushes, spinning mops at 200 rpm that extend and lift 10 mm, structured-light obstacle avoidance, four floors of maps and a dock with a 2.7 l bag that washes and dries, for €500.
Roborock's 2024 flagship, 2,499 zł in Poland and sold out in Germany: 10,000 Pa on twin rubber rollers, a vibrating mop with a lifting edge mop, an extending side brush, a camera plus structured light for 73 object types, and an eight-function dock with 60 °C washing, warm-air drying, detergent, refilling and seven weeks of dust.
The QV 35A with 10,000 Pa at $549.99 in America and £299.98 in Britain: twin 200 rpm lifting mops, an all-rubber anti-tangle brush, LiDAR with four maps, structured-light obstacle sensing, 2 cm thresholds, and a dock that empties, washes, cold-air dries and refills.
Roborock's entry full-dock robot, sold out in Germany but 1,699 zł in Poland: 7,000 Pa, twin 200 rpm mops that lift, an all-rubber brush, LiDAR with structured-light obstacle sensing, and a dock that empties, washes, warm-air dries and refills for 330 m² of mopping.
A €200 robot with LiDAR, structured-light obstacle avoidance, a vibrating mop that lifts for carpet, carpet boost and a self-emptying dock good for seven weeks: 10,000 Pa and 150 minutes a charge.
Roborock's cheapest LiDAR robot with an obstacle sensor, at €159.98: 10,000 Pa, a comb-cleaned anti-tangle brush, a lifting mop, structured-light obstacle avoidance, multiple maps and 150 minutes a charge, with no dock.
Roborock's cheapest auto-empty robot in Britain at £199.99: 8,000 Pa, a comb-cleaned anti-tangle brush, LiDAR with three maps, a static mop pad and a RockDock Plus that holds seven weeks of dust, with no obstacle sensor.
The cheapest Roborock in this catalogue: 10,000 Pa, LiDAR mapping of several floors, anti-tangle brushes and carpet boost, a dragged mop pad with an electric tank, and no dock beyond a charger, for €139.99.