Roborock Qrevo S5V Review — Smart 12,000Pa Vac & Auto Mop

I love this machine. I bought it to replace an older Roborock and a model from China that had a microfiber roller brush. I kept the old Roborock because I didn’t think this new one could match it for picking up dog hair — I was wrong. The suction (7000pa versus my old ~2000pa) is clearly the difference; it removes dog hair as well as the microfiber roller robot did.

I was also skeptical about the mopping function. I’ve returned robots before with tiny cloths that barely dusted; they were useless as mops. This robot, with its rotating mop heads, actually does a great job on my kitchen tile. It won’t remove encrusted messes without pre-treatment, but it handles spots and muddy paw prints very well. I always set it to two passes.

I bought replacement filters, the plastic spider-like side brushes, and extra mop heads from a third party. The debris collection bags hold an astonishing amount of material — I expected weekly empties, but after daily use for over two months with two heavy-shedding dogs I never got a full-bag alert. I did eventually change the bag when it looked full, so the advertised 7-week lifespan seems off unless you have an enormous number of pets.

What could be improved: a dedicated Spot function would be handy — you can use Zone and make it small, but a Spot-setting would be quicker. The mop heads feel flimsy; denser pads (more fibers/loops) would make this machine perfect and might help remove crustier spots without pre-treatment.

Overall, I honestly love this robot and would buy it again. If you have pets, it will pick up hair on hard floors and on low-pile carpets (I have Persian rugs under 1/2″ thick; performance on deep carpets is unknown). I use it almost every day. I’ve placed thin washable runners around the house for a senior dog, and the robot doesn’t catch or displace them. Highly recommended.

After weeks of comparing robot vacuums, I pulled the trigger on the Roborock Q Revo S5V — and I haven’t regretted it. This thing is more than a vacuum; it’s a smart, powerful home helper that actually makes life easier.

🧠 Smart Mapping & Navigation (5/5)The LiDAR mapping is impressively precise — it mapped my entire place in minutes. I can set no-go zones and send it to specific rooms or areas. It’s far less clumsy than older models I’ve owned and handles tight spots with surprising agility.

🧹 Vacuuming Power (5/5)Suction is excellent — picks up pet hair, crumbs, and the dust hiding in carpet fibers. It performs equally well on hardwood, tile, and low-pile rugs.

🧼 Mopping Function (4.5/5)The dual spinning mop pads actually scrub instead of just dragging a damp cloth, so floors come out noticeably cleaner. The mop auto-lifts on carpets, which is brilliant. One caveat: it’s great for regular maintenance, but not ideal for dried-on kitchen messes.

🧽 Self-Cleaning Dock (5/5)The dock is bulky but worth it. It washes and dries the mop pads with warm air (no musty smells) and refills the water. My upkeep is minimal — I empty the dirty tank and top up the clean one every few days. I literally haven’t touched a mop since getting it.

📱 App & Automation (5/5)The Roborock app is user-friendly. I’ve scheduled cleanings, created room routines, and adjusted mop/vac settings by floor type. It also works with Alexa and Google Home for voice control.

🔇 Noise & Battery (4.5/5)It’s quiet during normal runs, though a bit louder when docking to wash the mop. The battery easily covers my 2-bedroom apartment in a single charge with some left over.

Final Verdict:If you want a dependable 2-in-1 vacuum and mop that actually autonomously maintains your floors, the Q Revo S5V is absolutely worth it. Smart, self-sufficient, and leaves my floors spotless with almost no effort from me.

I rarely write reviews, but this purchase deserved the time. I was hesitant to spend so much after terrible experiences with robot vacuums, yet after two months I’m already thinking about buying a second one for our upstairs. My husband and I run a construction company and live on 1.5 acres with chickens, a dog, four cats, and three wild kids — I’m also a gardener — so our home is a nightmare for cleaning devices. The Roborock Qrevo Pro handles it all beautifully. I can’t praise it enough.

The device and app were simple to set up and very user-friendly. The mop isn’t perfect, but it noticeably helps with daily maintenance. Previously I hated steam-cleaning because I had to swap heads constantly from all the grime, but with the Roborock keeping up between deep cleans, steam cleaning is much more effective. The battery easily vacuums and mops our 2,600 sq ft home (the upstairs is all carpet), and the mapping is impressively smart. We have a slight step down to a lower level, and unlike other brands this unit never slips off and gets stuck. It picks up animal hair exceptionally well, and the end caps on the main roller twist off so you can remove wrapped hair quickly — a game changer. Highly recommended and worth every penny.

I took a long time deciding on my first robot vacuum and I think it was worth it. I wanted a model that mops well and is also effective on carpets — this robot does both very satisfactorily. Its mapping is excellent and it performs tasks autonomously, though you do need to prepare the house by removing bath mats, cables, and shoes. The app is easy to use; I recommend using a tablet to fine-tune the map, isolate zones, and set no-go areas. I can monitor where it is and whether it completed the scheduled routine for the day — very convenient. The only issue is that the floor cleaning liquid isn’t available through Robock’s official sales channels in Brazil. Also, map only after you’ve chosen the base location, because moving the base will invalidate the map. Mirrors close to the floor (around shin height) may not be detected and can create phantom zones on the map, so if possible cover low mirrors during the initial mapping for a cleaner result.