Hey friends hope you're well I think I have finally found the robot vacuum for the masses
I've been testing out Roborock's new Q Revo for the past two to three weeks and it is shockingly
good for the price it has all the high-end bells and whistles of expensive robot vacuums
like an obstacle avoidance system self-drying washing and emptying plus the ability to both
vacuum and mop yet somehow it's half the price of Roborock's high-end lineup the S7 Max V Ultra
and S8 Pro Ultra in this video let's figure out why it's priced the way it is and I'll go over
the experience of using it in the past two three weeks to automatically clean my very messy Studio
space thanks roborock for sponsoring today's video as always opinions remain my own so I've
owned and used plenty of Robot vacuum cleaners from Roborocks S7 maxv Ultra and narwhals 302
and iRobot years and years ago I personally love them because they're a piece of tech that brings
a lot of tangible convenience to my daily life I had them set up to automatically mop and vacuum
this studio when I'm out at lunch so by the time I'm back the floors are nice and fresh saving me
hours and hours from vacuuming and mopping I still do keep around my Dyson V10 for hard to
reach areas or for you know desk cleaning areas that robot vacuums obviously can't reach at the
moment so the Q Revo is priced at 899 and it's a great example I think of the barrier to adoption
being lowered for quickly improving Tech it's a mid-range priced Robot vacuum with high-end
features on paper I think the Q Revo is an amazing deal aimed at budget conscious buyers looking for
a robot vacuum cleaner for their home so you might be wondering like I was how Robo Rock
managed to price the Q Revo so competitively and based on what I've seen in the past few weeks the
Q River uses a more utility Korean design with less material that I think has allowed robo-rock
to price it more competitively it's funny though because I personally like the look and design of
the Q Revo even more it has a more discreet dock that does a better job blending into Living Spaces
while looking aesthetic with its wavy grooves and minor branding the dock itself is impressively
multifunctional too it has a two bucket design one for clean water the other for dirty water it
cleans its mops after every clean dries the mops with 45 degree heat empties the vacuum dust bags
automatically and also automatically refills the robot's water tank it's an impressive feature list
for nine hundred dollars moving on to the vacuum itself this thing does almost everything the S7
Max Ultra does and even adds something it doesn't even have a new dual spinning mop system these
oscillating dual mop pads are an important new addition and 10 to do a better job of getting hard
stains out of floorboards and it's also able to lift its mop up specifically by seven millimeters
when it sees carpet or rugs so it can then start to begin vacuuming the Q Revo surprisingly uses
the exact same Tech obstacle avoidance system as the S7 Max Ultra and although it's not as
reactive as my S7 Max Ultra it does a perfectly fine job in this studio space So I placed a few
random objects on the floor that are usually on the floor anyway like plants and tripods and it
navigated its way through the object smoothly but cables on the floor do require a rescue
mission to save it from choking now comes the most important test which is how it vacuums and mops so
on the floorboards here it does extremely well it outlines the edges of the room and then cleans in
an s-shaped Bend within the outline so no spots are missed I also tested its suction power with
my usual method by finely shredding paper on on the floorboards and it picked up almost
all of it sometimes missing a few bits here and there I think it's similar in performance to my
S7 Max V Ultra if not slightly better with the revos 5500 PA suction power which by the way
stands for Pascal pressure unit and that's pretty surprising again considering how much cheaper it
is it's also noticeably better than my narwhal Frio which does a decent job on floorboards but
would often miss strands of hair and cardboard likely due to its lower 3000 PA suction power
so to give you an idea between the Norrell Frio and the Q Riva which are similarly priced here is
an example of it picking up the exact same shreds of paper on the floorboards and then on the heavy
wool rug here it also does a pretty decent job removing the piling from the wool so I'd imagine
it also do a pretty decent job with pet hair but I don't have a pet in the studio here obviously so
I can't say for certain moving on to the mopping this is is the test I was most excited for since
the studio floors get quite Dusty from all the boxes and camera gear that comes in and out of
this place so the Dual mops underneath the revo thankfully make a difference in mopping results
after its first mop it picked up a lot of dust and Grime on the floorboards results are quite similar
to the Narwhal Frio which also has a great dual mop head setup I couldn't really see a noticeable
difference between the Q Revo but maybe the Q Revo would Edge out simply because it rotates
a little faster at 200 RPM where the novel Frio maxes out at 180 RPM so 20 less revolutions every
minute it's also worth mentioning that I noticed the width of the spinning mop heads are two inches
narrower than the Vibra rise pad on the S7 so you have a more narrow mopping path on the cube revert
just something to note and one of the bedrocks of Robo Rock success in my opinion is the app itself
it's an app I've been using for a couple years now and it still remains one of the best I've
used for Robot vacuum cleaners with Stacks and stacks of features the app is intuitive
and easy to use as you can see here and there's new features for deep carpet cleaning and the
ability to even clean along a floor direction that I haven't previously seen before the fine
tuning options for cleaning let me adjust the suction power and scrub intensity of the Q Revo
there's also the option of standard and deep root cleaning based on the layout of your home
so with deep mopping the revo will move in a tighter pattern and cover the selected areas
twice the layout is also based on the auto mapping feature that it does on its first few cleans and
then you can partition it out and edit the room names yourself or use the new feature where the
app Auto suggests no go zones so I can set up Auto cleaning in the studio kitchen and toilet
areas every day automatically while restricting the filming room and the app shows exactly where
the revo has cleaned and the path it took from the dock it's a great app for those of you like
me who enjoy having an all-in-one Solution on their phone from car keys to home cleaning okay
so after using the Q Revo for almost a month now I'd likely recommend this specific Robot vacuum to
those of you who are looking for one on a budget sure it has an inferior object avoidance system
and doesn't have things like a door roller vibrating mopping pad and things like that
but not everyone can or wants to pay thousands of dollars for a robot vacuum and if my S7 maxv Ultra
is anything to go by the Q Revo will probably get better with age and firmware improvements
robo-rock has done a pretty good job releasing significant updates that have improved my S7
specifically its obstacle detection system the Q Revo at 900 does at least 80 percent of what's
significantly more expensive robot vacuums do in an aesthetically pleasing package that you know
blend friends really wants my home and the crazy part here is Robo rocks passing on a
200 discount on the Q rivo for my audience I'll drop that link in the description box below but
yeah it's already really affordable as it is and robo-rock has been generous enough to pass that
discount onto you guys if you made it to the end of this video Drop the code word comment Sparkle
and I'll also leave on screen here a video of my office and Studio setup if you want to
check it out as always thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video [Music]
thank you