We ran the Qrevo Curv through our robot suite—mapping, carpet sand, mop stains, and the 24-object course.
★ 4.10 · Asfunn Lab Score · avg tested 2.8
Roborock’s curved-edge mop robot: excellent daily vacuuming, above-average mopping, and a dock that handles wash and dry for hands-off upkeep.
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Unboxing includes the robot, omni dock, and two mop pads. First map of our test floor plan finished in about fifteen minutes with one guided tour.
The Roborock app remains one of the clearer interfaces for room splits, no-go zones, and mop-only zones—useful if you have rugs mixed with tile.
Carpet deep-clean results landed above our robot average in two of three sand trials. The main brush handled pet hair well; long hair needed occasional dock maintenance.
Hard-floor debris pickup was reliable on rice and kibble; very fine powder needed a second pass—normal for this class.
The extending mop improved along baseboards versus fixed-pad robots. Dried coffee stains scored above average; combined score dipped slightly when water left on tile was factored in.
Dock wash and dry cycles are audible—schedule them when you are out of the room if noise bothers you.
The robot cleared twenty-one of twenty-four objects on our standard course—solid for the price tier. Cables and dark clothing still need picking up before a scheduled run.
Strong buy if you want Roborock navigation plus better edge mopping than basic pad bots. Budget buyers should compare our eufy C28 pick first.