Roborock Qrevo S Pro: the mid-range embraces premium DNA with self-cleaning and 18,500 Pa

We have been able to test it for several weeks before its launch and the feeling is precisely that: We are not facing a ‘trimmed’ mid-range device, but before a very balanced product which confirms the brand’s trend in Spain: covering all price ranges with solid and competitive proposals.

One of the most notable points is its HyperForce suction power of 18,500 pascals (Pa), a figure that represents an increase of more than 50 percent compared to previous models in this range and that, when we have put it to the test, translates into very effective cleaning on all types of surfaces, especially carpets.

This power is supported by a well-resolved brush systemwith an integral rubber main brush and an anti-tangle side brush. Something that those who have pets will especially appreciate.

For its part, the mopping system, with double rotating mops with a speed of 200 rpm, works precisely, without leaving the ground too wet (which could be harmful to more sensitive surfaces). In addition, it has an automatic lifting system of up to 10 millimeters so that, when the robot detects a carpet, it automatically raises the mops so as not to wet them, facilitating smarter cleaning without manual intervention.

NAVIGATION WITH OBSTACLE RECOGNITION

When it comes to navigation, the Qrevo S Pro incorporates the PreciSense LiDAR system along with Reactive Tech obstacle recognition technology. The result is accurate mapping of the home and good ability to avoid furniture and objects, something that not all robots in this price range can boast of.

In any case, where it really makes a differential leap within its category is in the multifunctional base. This not only charges the robot, but automates much of the maintenance– Includes automatic dust emptying and automatic water tank filling functions, reducing user intervention to a minimum.

In addition, it integrates automatic cleaning of the mops with water at 75 °C to eliminate stains and bacteria, followed by drying with warm air at 45 °C. This set of functions significantly increases hygiene and, as we said at the beginning, brings the experience closer to that of ‘premium’ models.

It should also be noted that the base is removable, promises up to 65 days without manual dust emptying and offers a 30 percent faster charging speed, helping the robot to always be ready to work without the need for constant attention. Added to this is compatibility with Matter and assistants such as Alexa, Google Home and Siri.

The robot is less than 10 centimeters high, allowing it to go under most furniture and is quite quiet (without exceeding 55 decibels). Regarding the design, Goes for an elegant and discreet aesthetic both on the robot itself and on the base, with sober black and white colors. However, here there is a difference compared to higher ranges of the same brand (such as the Saros series) in terms of finishes and materials.

Altogether, the Qrevo S Pro reinforces Roborock’s strategy of democratizing advanced features and bringing the premium experience to a broader audience, with competitive products in every price bracket. For 589 euros, which is its starting price, this device It is a more than interesting option in an increasingly saturated market, in which the Roborock seal is acquiring extra trust among Spanish consumers.

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