Roborock Qrevo S Pro washes mops with hot water and vacuums more powerfully. Get it cheaper in the introductory offer

Fully automatic cleaning, where you don’t even have to worry about dirty mops, used to be the exclusive domain of expensive flagship models. Roborock Qrevo S Pro lowers that bar: it combines hot water mop washing, powerful suction, and smart navigation into a model that, in an introductory offer, dropped below 12,500 CZK.

Multifunctional station washes mops with hot water at 75 °C

While competitors in this price category mainly focus on suction power, the main draw of the Qrevo S Pro lies elsewhere – in its All-in-One docking station. According to Roborock, it washes mops with hot water at temperatures up to 75 °C and then dries them with warm air at 45 °C. The combination of hot washing and drying is designed to reduce mop odor and bacterial growth, and the entire solution carries TÜV Rheinland certification.

Households with small children, allergy sufferers, or pets will especially appreciate the higher hygiene standard. Furthermore, the station automatically empties collected dust and refills the robot’s water, so you only need to intervene minimally in its daily operation.

18,500 Pa Suction and a Body that Fits Under Furniture

However, the new product is not just about hygiene. It offers HyperForce suction power of 18,500 Pa, an all-rubber main brush, and a side brush with anti-tangle protection for hair. This allows it to tackle dust, dirt embedded in carpets, and pet hair without you constantly having to untangle wrapped hair.

Mopping is handled by a pair of rotating mops that spin at 200 revolutions per minute; in the app, you can set up to 30 levels of water flow depending on the floor type. When encountering a carpet, the mops automatically lift by 10 mm to keep the carpet dry. The low body, with a height of 9.65 cm, helps the robot slide under most sofas, beds, and low cabinets.

Navigation and app: one-tap cleaning

Movement in a complex apartment is handled by LiDAR PreciSense navigation, complemented by Reactive Tech for obstacle avoidance. The robot maps the space in real-time, bypasses common objects, and maintains a systematic route to avoid unnecessary circling.

Control is managed via the Roborock app with the SmartPlan 2.0 feature, which automatically suggests cleaning routines based on the specific household. It includes temporary zones, advanced scheduling, and Matter standard support, making it easier to integrate the new product into a smart home.

How Roborock Qrevo S Pro is better than the cheaper Qrevo S

The cheaper sibling, Qrevo S, which we wrote about last autumn, shares surprisingly much with the new model: the same rotating mops with 200 rpm, mop lifting by 10 mm, 30 water flow levels, an all-rubber brush, and a body height of 9.65 cm. There are essentially two key differences.

The first is suction: 18,500 Pa for the Pro versus 7,000 Pa for the basic Qrevo S. The second is mop washing – while the cheaper model rinses mops and dries them with warm air, the Pro washes them with hot water up to 75 °C and adds TÜV Rheinland hygiene certification. Additionally, the Pro relies on the newer SmartPlan 2.0 and Matter support. The following table summarizes this clearly.

Price and availability

The Roborock Qrevo S Pro is officially available on the Czech market from July 1, 2026 at major retailers, including Alza. The recommended price is 14,499 CZK, but for its launch, an introductory 15% discount is running until July 22, reducing the model to 12,324 CZK.

For that price, you get features that only more expensive models would have offered until recently. Those who rarely use mops and are primarily looking for the lowest possible purchase price will likely opt for the basic Qrevo S, which can be acquired significantly cheaper during promotions. However, for those who care about hygiene and want to leave mop washing entirely to the robot, the Qrevo S Pro at its introductory price is a hard-to-find offer.

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Sources: Roborock, PR