The Ultimate Showdown: Roborock Qrevo Plus vs. Qrevo Master

As technology continues to evolve, the quest for the perfect home assistant gets more exciting. Roborock’s latest offerings, the Qrevo Plus and Qrevo Master, are strong contenders in the realm of robotic vacuums. Having recently spent time testing both, I’m thrilled to share my insights.

A Look at the Qrevo Plus

At a price point of 699 euros, the Qrevo Plus positions itself as an excellent entry into Roborock’s expanding lineup. While it boasts impressive features, its primary allure lies in its balance of performance and affordability. As I dived into testing the Qrevo Plus, I was immediately impressed by its sleek design, mirroring more expensive models like the Qrevo Master. But the real magic happens under the hood.

The Qrevo Plus is designed for optimal cleaning performance.

Comparing the Power

The Qrevo Master appeals with a staggering 10,000 Pa of suction power, overshadowing the 7,000 Pa of its Plus sibling. However, in typical settings, I found that both models deliver commendable suction results. The real techno-wonder of the Master, its FlexiArm side brush, makes tackling edges and corners a breeze, while the DuoRoller system is game-changing for pet owners dealing with hair.

Wiping the Floor with Competition

In terms of wiping capabilities, I preferred the performance of the Qrevo line over earlier models. Both the Qrevo Plus and Master feature two rotating mops, which effectively eliminate streaks on various surfaces. My experience with tile floors and hardwood was overwhelmingly positive, showcasing this model’s versatility in cleaning.

An Elegant Approach to Navigation

Both models employ an impressive LDS laser mapping technology, enhancing their navigation capabilities. As I observed the Qrevo Plus navigate around furniture, it became clear that while it utilizes Reactive Tech for obstacle avoidance, the Master takes it up a notch with Reactive AI, utilizing a camera for enhanced efficiency.

The cutting-edge technology of the Qrevo Master sets a new standard for robotic vacuums.

Worth the Investment?

The real question hinges on whether investing an additional 400 euros for the Master is justifiable. The Qrevo Plus performs remarkably well in most households, with its only notable downsides being the lack of the outboard FlexiArm side brush and reduced high-temperature capabilities for cleaning.

Summary

After thorough testing, I concluded that Roborock has carved niches for both the Qrevo Plus and Master in the smart home ecosystem. The former offers a great balance of price and performance, while the latter embodies pinnacle technology and advanced features. Each has its rightful place depending on user needs.

For households looking for effective suction and mopping capabilities without breaking the bank, the Qrevo Plus is more than adequate. For those desiring the best tool for the job with enhanced tech features, the Qrevo Master is undeniably worth its premium cost.

Ultimately, I believe that with either model, Roborock continues its winning streak in the robovac market. My home has become a showcase of these fantastic devices, and I appreciate how they free up my time while ensuring my floors are consistently cleaned.

For more detailed comparisons, check out Roborock’s Qrevo MaxV or explore the latest innovations from the company.