Roborock Q Revo MaxV
Robot Vacuum & Mop
$1,100

Roborock

Roborock Q Revo MaxV

4.6(1,800 reviews)

A strong mid-range option from Roborock with dual spinning mop pads, 7000Pa suction, and a full all-in-one dock with hot water washing.

Price
$1,100
Suction
7000 Pa
Battery
180 min
Best For
Mixed flooring homes

Specifications

Navigation
LiDAR + Camera
Suction Power
7000 Pa
Battery Life
180 min
Noise Level
67 dB
Dustbin
350 ml
Water Tank
300 ml
Dimensions
13.8 x 13.8 x 3.9 in
Weight
9.1 lbs
Warranty
1 year
Self-Empty
Yes
Mop Function
Yes

Features

Self-Empty StationAuto Mop WashingHot Water WashingLiDARAI Obstacle AvoidanceCarpet DetectionAuto Mop LiftingMulti-Floor MappingApp Control

Pros

  • Excellent value with most S8 MaxV features at a lower price point
  • Dual spinning mop pads apply consistent pressure for better cleaning
  • Hot water washing dock keeps mops fresh between cleans
  • Strong 7000Pa suction handles pet hair and debris well
  • Reliable LiDAR + camera navigation rarely gets stuck

Cons

  • Suction is noticeably weaker than S8 MaxV on deep carpet
  • Single rubber + bristle brush tangles with long hair more easily
  • Mop lift height is lower than the S8 MaxV, occasionally dampens carpet edges
  • Dock still takes up considerable counter or closet space

Owner Insights(1,200 discussions)

The Q Revo MaxV is consistently recommended on r/RobotVacuums as the sweet spot in Roborock's lineup. It comes up constantly in "best robot vacuum under $1200" threads, with owners praising it as the model that makes the S8 MaxV Ultra feel overpriced for most homes. The dual spinning mop pads are frequently highlighted as a meaningful upgrade over Roborock's older vibrarise mopping.

Real-world vacuuming reviews are positive — 7000Pa handles daily pet hair and general debris on hard floors with ease. The obstacle avoidance, while not quite as refined as the S8 MaxV, reliably dodges most common floor obstacles. Where it falls short vs the flagship is on thick carpet, where the suction difference becomes noticeable. The bristle+rubber combo brush also gets more complaints about hair tangling than the S8 MaxV's dual rubber system.


Most Redditors position it as the best buy for typical households — those with mixed hard floors and low-pile carpet, 1-2 pets, and 1500-2500 sq ft homes. If you have lots of thick carpet or need maximum suction, the S8 MaxV is worth the upgrade. For everyone else, the Q Revo MaxV delivers premium performance at a much more palatable price point.

Pros

  • +Best value all-in-one robot — gets you 90% of the S8 MaxV Ultra experience for significantly less
  • +Dual spinning mop pads apply more pressure than vibrarise systems, cleaning dried spots better
  • +Hot water washing dock keeps mop pads fresh without manual intervention
  • +Obstacle avoidance works reliably for cables, shoes, and pet toys
  • +Roborock app is best-in-class with excellent room customization and scheduling
  • +Mop lifting is effective enough to keep most carpets dry during combined runs
  • +7000Pa suction handles pet hair on hard floors and low-pile carpet well
  • +Build quality feels premium despite being positioned as a mid-range model

Cons

  • Suction noticeably drops off on thick or high-pile carpet compared to S8 MaxV
  • Uses a bristle+rubber combo brush instead of dual rubber — tangles with long hair more
  • Dock is still very large, almost the same size as the S8 MaxV dock
  • Mop lift height is lower than the S8 MaxV — occasionally dampens carpet edges near transitions
  • Water tanks need refilling more often than expected in larger homes
  • Some users report the spinning mops leaving circular streaks on dark floors
  • Navigation can take longer on initial mapping runs compared to pure LiDAR robots
  • Replacement mop pads are pricey compared to third-party options for other models

Common Questions