Roborock Q Revo Review

Compared to the Roborock Q Revo, the S7 Max V has a larger dustbin of 400 mL instead of 350 mL and a larger water tank of 200 mL vs. 80 mL. However, the newer Q Revo has a slightly higher rated suction of 5500 Pa. The Q Revo robot vac also has more smart app features, like automatic tank refilling and mop washing. However, it lacks the S7 MaxV’s high-speed sonic mopping feature. See our Roborock S7 Max vacuum review to learn more. 

Compared to the iRobot Roomba j7+, the Roborock Q Revo stands out with a more powerful suction motor, 5500 Pa, compared to around 4000 Pa. Both models use self-emptying docks and offer smart mapping and navigation. However, the Roomba j7+ filters out allergens better thanks to its HEPA filter. For a more DIY alternative, consider our Bissel Wet Dry Vac review. 

Compared to the older Roborock S6, the Q Revo showcases better cleaning performance, especially on hard surfaces and low-pile carpets, where it averages around 99% small debris clearance. The Q Revo has a smaller dustbin, 350 mL compared to 400 mL, and a smaller water tank for its mop, but it compensates with dual mop pads and a stronger 5500-Pa suction motor. 

To see another comparison among Roborock robot vacuums, check out our Roborock S5 Max vs. S6 review.