Best robot vacuum for 8 thousand? Roborock Qrevo S Pro takes care of mops and dust itself, now incredibly discounted

When we tested the Roborock Qrevo S Pro in July, we praised it as a robot that takes care of mops and dust itself. Now it’s on a record discount. You can buy the Roborock Qrevo S Pro on Alza as part of Black Friday for 7,999 CZK, which is 6,500 CZK cheaper than before the promotion. You’ll get a complete self-service station with hot water mop washing for less than 8 thousand crowns.

Quick summary:
✅ It’s worth it if you want a robot where you don’t have to worry about washing and drying mops, emptying dust, or refilling water.
⚠️ Be aware that it doesn’t have a camera, so it won’t recognize small items like a stray cable, and it won’t fit under the absolute lowest furniture.
💡 For 7,999 CZK, you’re buying it at its lowest price ever.

A station that serves the robot for you

The main reason to choose the Qrevo S Pro stands in the corner of the room. After cleaning, the docking station empties the dustbin into a bag, refills the robot’s water, and washes the mops, which it then dries with warm air. According to Roborock, the bag holds dust for approximately 65 days of operation. You can rinse the station’s removable tray in the sink, which anyone who has ever scrubbed a clogged station of a cheaper robot will appreciate.

In our test, the station washed mops with water at a temperature of up to 75 °C and dried them with air at 45 °C. The stated values refer to the heating element and water at the nozzles, not the mop surface. What’s important is that, according to our colleague Jakub Kárník, the mops didn’t get musty even after a week. The pair of rotating mops lifts 10 mm above carpets, and water dispensing can be set at thirty levels.

How did the Qrevo S Pro perform in our test?

According to our test, the 18,500 Pa suction power easily handles crumbs, sand, and pet hair embedded in carpets. The robot has an all-rubber main brush and a side brush designed to prevent hair from getting tangled. The result after a week of cleaning was clear: the brush remained clean, and there was nothing to untangle from it.

The robot maps the apartment using LiDAR laser navigation and avoids obstacles using structured light. It reliably navigates around shoes, bins, or children’s toys. Thanks to its height of 9.65 cm, it fits under a standard bed or sofa. In the app, you can set forbidden zones and a cleaning schedule for individual rooms; the robot also supports the Matter standard and voice assistants Alexa, Google, and Siri.

Where Roborock saved costs

The lower price had to be reflected somewhere. The Qrevo S Pro does not have a camera, so it won’t recognize small items like an untangled cable or a sock. It’s therefore advisable to quickly check the floor before cleaning. It also lacks the retractable LiDAR found in more expensive models, so it won’t fit under really low furniture.

Furthermore, the SmartPlan feature, which adapts cleaning to the room type, requires rooms to be manually labeled first. It cannot distinguish a kitchen from a bedroom on its own. This is a one-time task that takes a few minutes, but you need to account for it.

Who will find it worth it for 7,999 CZK?

The Qrevo S Pro will be appreciated mainly by households with hard floors and low-pile carpets, where you don’t want to deal with anything more than changing the bag and occasional rinsing of the tray. For 7,999 CZK, you get features that we praised even at a higher price in the summer. Anyone with a very low sofa, pets, or cables strewn everywhere at home should rather look for a more expensive model with a camera and retractable LiDAR.

Would you get a robot without a camera if it takes care of the mops itself?