With the Qrevo CurvX, Roborock presents an improved version of its popular Qrevo Curv. It still features the multifunctional station in a round design but now boasts an ultra-slim build, enhanced suction power, and other refinements. It also enters the spotlight as a robot vacuum with hot water mop, offering deeper, more hygienic cleaning for modern homes.
Roborock’s new Qrevo CurvX now also features the RetractSense Navigation System. Like the Saros 10, it can retract its LDS (laser turret) module when needed. It is now also an ultra-slim model, measuring just 7.98 mm in height, allowing it to clean under more furniture. In addition to a 100-degree wide-angle vision module, it is also supported by a time-of-flight sensor for systematic navigation in these areas.
In addition to its flatter design compared to the original Qrevo Curv, the new CurvX model also offers increased suction power of 22,000 Pa. Roborock utilizes a redesigned mopping system that operates with a constant contact pressure of 12 N. In addition, it features proven benefits, including the Dual Anti-Tangle System. This system consists of the DuoDivide main brush and the extendable Arc side brush, designed to prevent hair tangling. The AdaptiLift chassis also enables overcoming obstacles up to 4 cm high, such as door thresholds.
The roborock charging dock for automatic vacuuming and cleaning of the mop unit has also received some improvements. It once again features a rounded design, continuing to stand out from the crowd. Now, it uses hot water up to 80°C for mop cleaning. It also dries with warm air at 45°C.
Roborock Qrevo CurvX Price and Availability
The new Roborock Qrevo CurvX is now available on Amazon for $1,499.99.
At last year’s IFA, Roborock unveiled the Qrevo Curv (approx. $1,100 on Amazon), a new robot vacuum with a fresh design and a rounded all-in-one station. Now, following the more affordable Qrevo Curv S5X (approx. $1,150 on Amazon), Roborock is launching the Qrevo CurvX — a new robot vacuum with a hot water mop. It brings exciting upgrades based on the recently introduced flagship, the Saros 10 (REVIEW).
