– Qrevo Edge 2 offers a mid-range, mop-vac combo with solid features at $1,299.99 / €899.99, available in black or white.
– It uses a 25,000 Pa suction (lower than flagships but an improvement over gen 1) and includes the DuoDivide main brush to reduce hair tangles.
– Slim build at 7.98 cm height with RetractSense LiDAR navigation and AI obstacle detection for low-profile cleaning under furniture.
– Extendable side brush and rotating mops (one of two) with 8 N mop pressure and up to 10 mm lift on carpet, plus a dock that washes and dries mops at 80°C / 176°F.
Roborock has expanded its Qrevo series with another mid-range robot vacuum. Following the recent launch of the second-generation Qrevo Curv, which features a roller mop, the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 has now hit the market, albeit without the distinctive rounded docking station.
Pricing and availability
Listed at $1,299.99 / €899.99, the new model is now available for purchase from the official store or through Amazon in two colors: black and white. For the price, you are getting a well-equipped robot mop-vac combo with a solid feature set. Although the price is a bit steep for a mid-range model, it bundles several high-end ideas into a more approachable package.
Performance and power
While its rated suction power of 25,000 Pa is significantly lower than what is offered by current flagship models, it still marks an improvement over the first-gen Qrevo Edge. Roborock has also included the DuoDivide main brush – also found in higher-end models – to help reduce hair tangles. The overall cleaning performance remains competitive for its class, especially in mixed-pile carpets and hard floors, though insiders may compare it to top-tier options.
Design and build
The Qrevo Edge 2 is on par with the brand’s flagship models in terms of height. At just 7.98 cm tall, it is just as slim as the current top-tier Saros 20 models, allowing it to easily clean underneath furniture. Supported by structured light, an RGB camera and AI-controlled obstacle detection, the built-in RetractSense LiDAR Navigation system enables the laser turret to retract into the device for an even lower profile. The design blends sleek form with practical function, though some users might note the absence of the curved docking station that marked earlier visuals.
- Slim profile for under-furniture reach
- Structured light and AI obstacle detection
- RetractSense LiDAR Nav with retracted laser turret
Features and capabilities
Both the side brush and one of the two rotating mops can extend when needed. According to Roborock, the mops apply 8 N of pressure and can lift by up to 10 mm when carpets are detected. The included dock charges and cleans the Qrevo Edge 2; for example, it can wash the mops at 80°C (176°F) using hot water and then dry them with warm air. This integrated maintenance routine helps keep the device performing well across long cleaning sessions.
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