In-depth review
What it's like to own
The Qrevo S Pro is the robot most shoppers end up with in the $500 range. Its dock empties the dust bin, refills the robot's water, washes the mops with 167°F water and dries them with warm air, so day-to-day maintenance is limited to changing a bag every couple of months.
18,500 Pa of suction with zero-tangle side and main brushes handles pet hair well — one owner with a husky, an Aussie and a cat calls it the best Amazon purchase in years. Reactive Tech structured light avoids shoes and toys, and the mops lift for carpets.
At 3.8 in tall it fits under most beds. The main complaint is software: a 1-star owner of eight months says firmware problems made the robot unreliable. It's sold by a third-party seller, and the listing mixes in reviews of related models.
