[QC] More than just suction power: Three valuable upgrades on Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro

If a few years ago, the race in the robot vacuum cleaner market revolved around suction power or battery life, now the user experience is the factor that makes the difference. Users not only care about how clean the robot is, but also ask more practical questions: Does the robot wet the carpet? Do you have to clean the dock regularly? Do I need to remove the hair wrapped around the brush every few days of use? That is also the development direction that can be seen on many new generation robot vacuum cleaner models, including Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro. Instead of just upgrading parameters, the product focuses on solving inconveniences that users often encounter during daily use. 25,000Pa suction force: Not the highest, but enough to change the experience Suction power is still one of the first parameters users care about when choosing a robot vacuum cleaner. However, larger parameters do not mean that the robot will clean better in all situations. What is important is the ability to maintain cleaning effectiveness on a variety of surfaces and consistently handle daily dirt and dust. On Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro, HyperForce 25,000Pa suction power provides cleaning performance that often appears on high-end robot vacuum cleaners. This is not the highest level of suction power on the market, but it is a notable upgrade in the segment the product is aimed at. The robot can handle fine dust, hair, pet hair and debris on both hard floors and carpets, meeting the daily cleaning needs of most families. Instead of following the specs race, Roborock chooses to bring the cleaning performance of the flagship segment to a more accessible price point.

Does a robot vacuum get the carpet wet? This is one of the common questions when users learn about robot vacuum cleaners. Currently, many robots handle carpets by lifting the mop when detecting the carpet surface. This method is suitable for many situations, but in some thin carpets or transition areas between floor and carpet, the rag may still come into contact with the surface. Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro chooses a different approach. When detecting a carpeted area, the robot will proactively return to the dock to remove the rag cluster, then switch to vacuuming mode. When finished, the robot will return to attach the rag and continue cleaning the floor if needed. The value of this mechanism lies not only in adding a new feature, but in completely separating the two modes of suction and wiping. This helps limit wetting of the carpet, while also reducing the risk of dirt from hard floors sticking back to the carpet surface. For families using both hard floors and carpets in the same space, this is an upgrade that brings clear value.

Self-cleaning dock: Reduces the need to "take care" of the robot A paradox of robot vacuum cleaners is that the more they use them, the more time users have to spend cleaning the charging dock. After many rag washing cycles, dirt often accumulates in the laundry tray if not cleaned periodically. On Qrevo 2 Pro, Roborock is equipped with self-cleaning laundry tray 2.0. During the rag washing process, the system simultaneously cleans the tray surface, helping to limit dirt accumulation and significantly reducing the number of times users have to remove the tray for manual cleaning. Combined with the functions of self-washing rags, drying and automatically emptying dust, the charging dock is not only a place to charge the battery but also becomes the automation center of the entire system. This is one of the upgrades that is rarely noticed when looking at the parameters, but directly affects the long-term usage experience.

The new race of robot vacuum cleaners If in the past, companies mainly competed with suction power or batteries, now the trend is shifting to minimizing the operations users have to perform after the robot completes the job.

With Qrevo 2 Pro, Roborock chose to focus on these experiences through three notable upgrades: powerful cleaning performance in its segment, the ability to automatically remove the rag when encountering carpets and self-cleaning laundry tray 2.0. This is also a testament to the trend of bringing technologies that only appear on high-end robot vacuum cleaners closer to many users. Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro has officially opened for sale at Shopee Mall Roborock Official Store. Users can refer to more product information, prices and latest promotional programs at Roborock's official booth. (*Photo source: O-Tech Vietnam)