# Roborock robot vacuums compared: Qrevo, Saros and Q7

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Roborock splits its robots into a few clear families. The Q series is the plain end: a lidar robot with a charging station and a simple wiping module. Qrevo models add an all-in-one dock that empties dust, washes the mops and dries them, plus a FlexiArm that swings the mop out towards edges. Saros sits at the top, with 22,000 Pa suction, an 8 cm body for low furniture and a chassis that climbs higher obstacles. Picking between them comes down to how much the dock should do for you, whether your sofas and beds sit low, and how much mopping your floors need. This guide compares five current models on suction, dock jobs, mop type, robot height and runtime. Some Roborock listings are thin, so any figure the maker does not give is marked as not stated.

## Products

### 1. Roborock Saros 10R Robot Vacuum Cleaner and Mop, 22,000 Pa Suction Power, Lint-Free Design, Corner and Edge Cleaning, Automatic Dust Removal and Hot Air Drying

Robot height: 8 cm (3.14 in); Threshold climb: Up to 4 cm; Navigation: 3D detection; Suction: 22,000 Pa; Dock: Auto-empty, mop wash, hot air drying

At 8 cm the Saros 10R slides under tight furniture and hanging cabinets, and its AdaptiLift chassis climbs up to 4 cm. The best mix of slim build and getting over obstacles in this list.

In its favour:
- Slim 3.14 inch (8 cm) profile, and 3D detection helps it clean under tight furniture and hanging cabinets.
- AdaptiLift chassis climbs thresholds and U-shaped furniture legs up to 4 cm high.
- 22,000 Pa HyperForce suction, with a FlexiArm riser mop and side brush that reach corners under furniture.

Good to know:
- The listing gives no runtime, so coverage per charge is unknown.
- Spec details are thin compared with rivals, with little on the dock beyond emptying and drying.

### 2. ROBOROCK QREVO 5AE Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Station - Power 12000 Pa - FlexiArm Mop - Double Anti-emmelement

Mop type: Dual rotating pads, 200 RPM, FlexiArm; Water control: 30 levels in app; Mop lift: 10 mm; Mop drying: Hot-air drying; Suction: 12,000 Pa

The most precise water control in this guide, with 30 flow levels in the app, so you can run lighter on wood and wetter on tiled kitchens. Hot-air drying and a 10 mm lift round out a sensible hard-floor package.

In its favour:
- 30 water-flow levels in the app is the finest control listed here, handy for keeping wood barely damp.
- SmartPlan adjusts suction and wash levels per room, and LiDAR tells carpet from hard floor.
- Dock washes the pads, dries them with hot air and refills the water tank automatically.

Good to know:
- The listing does not give a runtime or battery capacity for planning longer mopping runs.
- A 10 mm lift is fine for short pile, but thicker rugs may still need no-go zones.

### 3. Roborock Saros 10 Black

Robot height: 8 cm; Threshold climb: Not stated; Navigation: Not stated; Suction: 22,000 Pa; Dock: RockDock Ultra 2.0

The standard Saros 10 shares the 8 cm height and 22,000 Pa suction, adds the VibraRise 4.0 mopping system and comes with the RockDock Ultra 2.0. A quiet option for bedrooms at 52 dB.

In its favour:
- Ultra slim 8 cm design with 22,000 Pa suction, according to the listing.
- Listed noise level of 52 dB and runtime of 220 minutes suit long, quiet runs.
- Double anti-tangle system and FlexiArm side brush help with hair and edges.

Good to know:
- The listing bullets are very brief and do not describe the navigation system in detail.
- No threshold climbing height is given, so check door bars and rug edges.

### 4. Roborock Q7 BF White Q7BF02-00

Suction: Not stated; Base: Charging station only; Mop: Wiping module (static); Navigation: Lidar laser mapping; Runtime: 150 min

A plain Roborock robot that vacuums and wipes at the same time, with lidar mapping and a compact charging station. Suits small homes where a big dock would not fit.

In its favour:
- Lidar laser mapping lets you clean by room and set boundaries in the app, according to the listing.
- Runs for up to 2.5 hours on its 3,200 mAh battery, enough for most flats in one pass.
- The compact charging station takes up far less floor space than a self-emptying base.

Good to know:
- No suction figure appears anywhere on the listing, so you cannot compare it on power.
- There is no self-emptying base and the dust box holds only 325 ml, so you empty it by hand.

### 5. roborock QREVO CURV Robot Vacuum Cleaner

Suction: Not stated; Dock jobs: Multifunction dock 3.0, bagless; Mop: Wet cleaning (type not stated); Robot height: Not stated; Runtime: Not stated

A Qrevo with a curved design, the 3.0 multifunction dock and the AdaptiLift chassis for thresholds. Worth a look if you like Qrevo but want the newer dock.

In its favour:
- Comes with the multifunction docking station 3.0, listed as bagless.
- AdaptiLift chassis and automatic threshold passage help it move between rooms.
- DuoDivide brush and FlexiArm design are listed among its features.

Good to know:
- The listing gives no suction, runtime or height figures, which makes comparison hard.
- The mop design and dock jobs are not described, so check Roborock's own spec sheet.

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