The Qrevo 2 Pro targets buyers who want Roborock’s omni dock experience at a lower tier than the Curv—here is how it scored.
★ 4.00 · Asfunn Lab Score · avg tested 2.8
Step-down from the Curv but still full-featured: solid vacuum and mop scores, dependable mapping, and an omni dock that keeps daily runs hands-off.
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The omni station empties the bin, washes mop pads, and dries them between runs—similar workflow to the Curv, with slightly fewer edge-mop tricks.
Setup and first map took under twenty minutes in our test home. Recharge-and-resume worked reliably on larger layouts.
Carpet sand recovery landed just below the Curv but still above our robot average. Hard-floor pickup was consistent across two passes.
Mop stains scored mid-pack: fine for maintenance mopping, not a replacement for a deep manual scrub on set-in grime.
LiDAR mapping was stable; the robot avoided nineteen of twenty-four test objects—good, not class-leading. Tidy cords before scheduled cleans.
A smart pick if you want Roborock automation and an omni dock without paying Curv flagship money. Edge-case moppers should still look at the Curv.