Eufy Omni S1 Pro vs Roborock Qrevo CurvX

Eufy

Eufy Omni S1 Pro

~$945

Roborock

~$950

Quick take: The Eufy Omni S1 Pro costs $5 less; the Roborock Qrevo CurvX has stronger suction (22,000 vs 8,000 Pa).

✓Roller mop is washed and squeegeed in real time — it never drags dirty water across the floor
✓owners call the mopping the best in class: lifts 48-hour dried stains without streaks
✓Sleek 3.78-inch body slides under furniture that blocks turret robots
✓Ozone-treated water sanitizes without detergent smells
✓2-year Anker warranty with responsive US support

✗8000Pa suction and 250ml bin make it a mopping-first machine — carpet homes should look elsewhere
✗Dirty water tank is built into the dock and awkward to carry to a sink
✗No Matter or advanced smart home integration yet
✗Launch price was $1499 and it still sells above most spinning-pad rivals

✓0% hair tangling in independent testing versus a 28% category average — genuinely tangle-free in practice
✓92% debris removal on deep carpet, tying for third place out of over 200 robot vacuums tested
✓20/24 obstacle-avoidance score, a real step up from earlier Roborock generations
✓Retractable LiDAR drops to a 100° rear view for cleaning under low furniture
✓One of the best-reviewed apps in the category, plus strong marks for Roborock customer service

✗Measured airflow runs below the category average despite the 22,000Pa headline suction figure
✗Dustbin is small enough that pet-heavy homes will be emptying the dock multiple times a week
✗Uses more mop water than average on the low setting (testers saw no streaking, but it's a heavier water user)
✗Manufacturer doesn't publish battery-free dimensions, weight, dustbin capacity, or noise level for this model