Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Pro

If you want a **robot vacuum and mop** that can keep a busy home under control with less hands-on maintenance, the Qrevo Curv 2 Pro is built for exactly that. It is aimed at people with mixed floors, carpets, pets, and the kind of furniture gaps where cheaper robot vacuums usually stall out. ## What makes it worth it Roborock has loaded this one with the stuff that actually changes daily use. The 25,000 Pa suction is among the strongest in the category, and reviews consistently say it performs especially well on carpet. The retractable LiDAR tower keeps the robot at just 7.98 cm tall, so it can get under more low furniture than its taller rivals. Its AdaptiLift chassis is also a real differentiator, with up to 4 cm threshold clearance and automatic carpet lifting so it can cross rooms more cleanly than most combo bots. The dock is properly hands-off too, washing the mops with 100°C water, drying them with 55°C hot air, and auto-emptying the bin for up to 65 days. ## Where it falls short It is expensive, and the mopping system still uses spinning pads rather than a roller mop, which several reviewers say is not quite class-leading for dried spills. Obstacle avoidance is good, but smaller objects and cables are not handled perfectly every time. Buy this if you want a top-end robot vacuum for carpets, pet hair and low furniture, and skip it if your main priority is the best possible mopping or a cheaper set-and-forget cleaner.

£849.99