Roborock Q Revo Pro vs. Master – Comparison Review
Roborock Q Revo Pro
Roborock Q Revo Master
Roborock Q Revo Pro
- Robot Size (LxWxH) 13.8” x 13.9” x 3.8”
- Robot weight 26 pounds
- Station Size (LxWxH) 13.4” x 19.2” x 20.5”
- Robot + Station Weight 34 pounds
- Maximum runtime 180 minutes
- Input 1.5 A, 20 VDC
- Rater power 60 W
- Maximum robot noise level (balance mode) 63 dB
- Batteries 1 Lion
- Recharge and resume Yes
- Charging time 4 hours
- Mopping performance Yes
- Hands-free dust storage Yes
- Ultrasonic carpet detection Yes
- Multi-floor mapping Yes
- Mopping pad lift 0.4”
- Warranty 1 year
Roborock Q Revo Master
- Robot Size (LxWxH) 13.8” x 13.9” x 4.02”
- Robot weight 28 pounds
- Station Size (LxWxH) 13.4” x 19.2” x 20.5”
- Robot + Station Weight 38.6 pounds
- Maximum runtime 180 minutes
- Input 1.5 A, 20 VDC
- Rater power 60 W
- Maximum robot noise level (balance mode) 67 dB
- Batteries 1 Lion
- Recharge and resume Yes
- Charging time 4 hours
- Mopping performance Yes
- Hands-free dust storage Yes
- Ultrasonic carpet detection Yes
- Multi-floor mapping Yes
- Mopping pad lift 0.4”
- Warranty 1 year
Robotic vacuum cleaners become more and more popular due to their versatility, high-quality cleaning performance, high-range models for every need, and prices from budget to the top models. The choice of manufacturers is wide, from the ones working for more than 20 years to fresh high-tech models. More and more models now can mop and vacuum to make your home shine every day. Depending on the technical characteristics, the vacuum cleaner can be recommended for everyday cleaning and more deep tasks. The smart navigation allows regular performance without significant preparation and removing furniture and obstacles on the floor.
In this article, I would like to compare two near models: Roborock Q Revo Pro and Master. These high-end models obtain the most advanced features, and I want to find out which one is better at cleaning hard-to-remove stains and carpets from pet hair. As in other articles, I will make regular comparisons so that you will find detailed information here.
Roborock Q Revo Pro vs. Master – Face-to-Face Comparison
Roborock Q Revo is a standard robotic vacuum cleaner with a docking station and a round-shaped robot. This model is available in two colors – black and white.
Also, you can purchase bundles with cleaning solutions or accessories. The black model has a slim design with a LIDAR sensor on top, which unfortunately limits the possibility of the robot cleaning under low-profile furniture. The front is protected with a vertical bumper.
On the lid, two buttons are located – power/clean and dock. On the bottom is located one main brush with a cover and, one side brush, and two mopping pads. For moving around the floor, the robot uses two main wheels and one from an omnidirectional wheel. The lid on the top has a lifting part to access a dustbin and reset button.
Roborock Q Revo Master has a standard design for all Q Revo series. It has a slim robot with a black or white color and a docking station.
The robot’s dimensions allow for cleaning the furniture and tight spaces below it. You can quickly start the robot using the buttons on the lid – power/clean or send it for charging and cleaning in the docking station using the dock button.
A Lidar Sensor with a Roborock logo is also on the lid. The front part of the robot is protected with a bumper, a camera, and sensors. On the bottom are cleaning elements – two mopping pads, two main brushes, and one side brush. For moving, it uses the same rubber brush and a front wheel.
The differences in design between the Q Revo Pro and Master are minimal, and they are connected by the slight difference in height and functionality—two brushes on the bottom. I can’t say who the winner of this round is.
The Q Revo Pro has several cleaning options; you need to choose the required in the smartphone app, and by default, the robot will perform a simultaneous vacuum and mop (if the water tank is filled).
You can identify the carpets in the app beforehand, identify which should be cleaned or not, and clean them first before the mop is wet.
For more deep cleaning, you can set the twice zigzag cleaning of carpets; moreover, automatically, the robot detects the carpet with an ultrasound sensor and boosts the suction power.
The Q Revo Master also offers numerous cleaning modes.
This robot’s Roborock Carpet Boost+ System ensures a carpet boost thanks to an ultrasound sensor and deep carpet cleaning. You can set the option of vacuuming the carpets first manually in the smartphone app.
If you start with voice commands or from the buttons, the robot will automatically start the mode with simultaneous mop and vacuum.
I liked the possibility of a special twice cleaning of the Q Revo Pro, while the Q Revo Master has an upgraded booster system. In tests, the results of the two robots were close, so I can’t call the winner of the cleaning orientation round.
The Roborock Q Revo Pro mops the floor using two rotating mopping pads. The mopping pad consists of a plastic pad and mop cloth. The pad rotates at 200 RPM, and the water tank has 30 water levels.
The right mopping pad has a FlexArm Design feature that allows close connection to the edges and cleaning them more effectively (98.8% coverage). The mopping pad is lifted on 0.4” (10 mm) to prevent the carpets from being wet. In the dirtiest areas, the robot will pass again to mop the dirty spot.
The Roborock Q Revo Master is equipped with two dual spinning mopping pads that put constant pressure on the floor for effective cleaning.
The rotating speed is 200 rpm, and one of 30 water levels can be chosen in the smartphone app. For different cleaning tasks, the mopping pads are designed for lifting on 0.4” (10 mm).
The mopping pad is up in vacuum mode, carpet cleaning, on return to the docking station, and during mops drying. The right mopping pads have the FlexArm Design feature, too. The mopping pads will automatically re-mop the stubborn stains if required.
The mopping functionality of the two robots is the same, but Q Revo Master has an advanced lifting feature. Because of that the Q Revo Master is the winner in this round.
The Roborock Q Revo Pro has a HyperForce Suction of 7000 Pa. This power is perfect for removing debris, dirt, and stains on carpets and hard floors. In the balanced working mode, the robot works at 63 dB.
The Roborock Q Revo Master has a powerful HyperForce suction of 10.000 Pa to pick up all dirt on all surfaces and capture it in the dustbin. The noise in balance mode is 67 dB.
Obviously, the Q Revo Master is more powerful than the Q Revo Pro but also noisier. For me, the most important thing is more effective cleaning, so I call the Q Revo Master the winner in this part of the comparison Roborock Q Revo Pro vs. Master.
The Q Revo uses LiDAR-based navigation to build maps six times faster than previous Roborock models. During the first run, multi-level 3D maps will be built.
The robot has numerous sensors: Reactive Obstacle Avoidance, Wall, Carpet, Cliff, Communication, and Lidar. These sensors create adaptive cleaning routes, avoiding obstacles efficiently.
The Q Revo Master has advanced LiDAR navigation during days and nights. Reactive obstacle recognition works with sensors, structured light, and an RGB camera to avoid and identify 62 types of objects across 20 categories.
The robot builds detailed maps in real-time and creates optimum cleaning paths at home. To prevent falls and getting stuck, the robot detects and suggests setting no-go zones in the app.
Moreover, Roborock detects the room type, your habits, and floor materials for intelligent automatic cleaning. When the robot achieves home pets, it immediately stops the main brush and moves aside. Also, it can take a snapshot of them.
The Roborock Q Revo Master is the winner due to its more advanced obstacle recognition system and pet care options.
The dustbin of Q Revo Pro has a washable filter on the suction port. The filter eliminates up to 99.97% of particles with a size of 0.3 microns.
The Q Revo Master is equipped with a washable, high-performance filter coated with Teflon for long-term filtration.
The filters of both Roborock models are the same, so there is no winner in this regard.
Roborock Q Revo Pro is equipped with a red all-rubber main brush with fins. It is used to effortlessly pick up dirt, dust, and hair and send it to the suction port, but it is not tangled-free.
For cleaning edges, the robot uses a standard three-angled side brush with black plastic bristles. All brushes and wheels are scratch-free.
The Roborock Q Master has an advanced side brush with FlexArm Design to reach 100% of edges and corners. The black plastic bristles come up to 0 mm to the edges and corners.
Dual all-rubber black and red main brushes moving in opposite directions ensure extraordinarily effective cleaning. The brushes are equipped with concealed scrappers to remove hair during cleaning. The brushes can be automatically lifted during mopping and returning to the docking station.
Obviously, the Q Revo Master is the winner with more functional brushes.
The Q Revo Pro has a large plastic dustbin with a filter that can be removed from the top for manual cleaning. For regular maintenance, the dustbin is emptied automatically. The water tank is smaller and not removable.
The Q Revo Master is equipped with a medium dustbin with a filter and top access for manual maintenance. The water tank is the same as for other Q Revo models, and it is not removable. It is equipped with an electric pump for automatic and manual water level changes.
The Q Revo Pro has a larger dustbin, which is why it is a winner in this part of the competition.
The Roborock Q Revo Pro has a 14.4 V/ 5200 mAh (TYP) battery which lasts for up to 180 minutes in the quiet mode. The charging time is approximately 4 hours, and the robot will recharge automatically and resume if necessary.
The Q Revo Master is equipped with one 14.4 V/ 5200 mAh (TYP) Lithium-ion battery, which is sufficient for up to 300 sq m in one run. If the battery is low during cleaning, the robot will go for recharge and then resume. To fully charge, the robot needs at least 4 hours.
There are no differences in battery for both Q Revo modes.
The Q Revo Pro has a multifunctional docking station 2.0. When the robot comes to the docking station, it starts charging. The dust is automatically emptied into a dust bin and stored for 7 weeks, and a built-in water tank is auto-refilled.
Moreover, it performs intelligent cleaning of mopping pads with hot water (140 F) and hot air (113 F). The dirt detection sensors constantly check the quality of cleaning and prolong it if necessary. The base is detachable for manual cleaning.
The Q Revo Master is equipped with a multifunctional docking station 3.0. The docking station performs numerous automatic activities when the robot arrives – hot water (140 F) and warm air drying (113 F), auto dust emptying and storage for 7+ weeks, dock self-cleaning, and auto-tank refilling.
The effectiveness of cleaning mopping pads is checked using intelligent dirt detection sensors; if required, the mopping pads will be rewashed. The dock base has a self-cleaning cleaning module with rotating scrapers to ensure minimal maintenance, but all accessories and a dock base are detachable.
Roborock Q Revo Master's docking station is more advanced, so I call it the winner in this round.
The Q Revo Pro has maximum functionality in the smartphone app – there, you can control the robot, set schedules, send the robot for fast cleaning (35% faster) or for temporary cleaning, customize cleaning routines with required suction speed and water level, set no-go zones, check robot health status, set charging for off-peak hours and more.
You also may control your robot using buttons on the lid and voice commands using popular voice assistants, Apple Watch, and widgets on your electronic devices.
The control features of the Q Revo Master allow you to start cleaning scenarios using voice commands, buttons on the robot, Apple Watch, Widgets, and smartphone apps. In addition to all popular voice assistants, the Master supports the built-in intelligent voice assistant – Rocky.
In the smartphone, you may set the cleaning mode, adjust cleaning settings, send the robot for temporary cleaning, make schedules, set no-go zones or off-peak charging, and much more. You have a chance to make interactive video calls and have two-voice interactions.
The main difference in control and smart features between these two Roborock models is Rocky's intelligent assistant. Because of that, I call the Q Revo Master the winner in this round.
Roborock Q Revo comes with:
- Robot Vacuum
- Docking station
- Dock base
- 2 Disposable Dust Bags (1 extra)
- 2 Mopping pads with plates
- Power cable
- User manual
- Quick Start Guide
Roborock Q Revo MaxV comes with:
- Robot Vacuum
- Docking station
- Dock base
- 2 Disposable Dust Bags (1 extra)
- 2 Mopping pads with plates
- Power cable
- User manual
- Quick Start Guide
Maintenance and setting-up
Both Roborock Q Revo Pro and Q Revo Master should be installed within the same sequence of steps:
- You should take out the robot parts from the transportation boxes, remove all plastic, and assemble all loose items in place.
- Then, set the docking station near the wall, following the distances from the manual. Plug the power cord into the socket.
- Do not forget to fill the clean water tank in the docking station.
- The robot should be placed for charging.
- If you plan to use all the features, you need to download the app on your smartphone and connect it with a robot.
- Your robot is ready for its first run to map the home. After the first run and building all the maps, you will access all cleaning capabilities.
After each cleaning, the robot is cleaned in the docking station. Nevertheless, you need to manually clean some parts and replace them according to the table:
Cleaning tests
Performance on Bare Floors (simultaneous vacuum and mop)
The best way to understand how the robot works is to test them in real conditions on bare floors and carpets, which I have done for Q Revo Pro and Q Revo Master.
Performance on Bare Floors (simultaneous vacuum and mop)
- Soda
- 94
- 95
- Wet paw marks
- 93
- 95
- Urine stains
- 95
- 95
- Margarine marks
- 93
- 95
- Cooking oil
- 95
- 95
- Dried porridge spots
- 95
- 94
- Honey spots
- 93
- 95
- Flour
- 97
- 98
- Rice
- 96
- 98
- Sugar
- 96
- 97
- Kitty litter
- 97
- 98
- Cheerios
- 96
- 98
- Saw dust
- 95
- 97
- Sand pebbles
- 94
- 96
Performance on Carpets
Performance on Carpets
- Pet hair
- 96
- 98
- Flour
- 96
- 97
- Rice
- 97
- 97
- Sugar
- 97
- 98
- Kitty litter
- 96
- 96
- Cheerios
- 96
- 96
- Saw dust
- 97
- 96
- Sand pebbles
- 95
- 97
I call the Q Revo Master the winner, as its performance is better on both hard floors and carpets.
Which Robot Vacuum Cleaner is Better: Robrock Q Revo Pro or Q Revo Master?
After a detailed investigation in comparison to Roborock Q Revo Pro vs. Master, I have to conclude that both robots have shown excellent cleaning performance. The Q Revo Pro has a large dustbin, can pass the dirty spot twice, and works quite well. The Q Revo Master is more powerful and has an upgraded docking station and brushes, so it cleans better hard floors and carpets. I recommend the Master model for deep cleaning and, if you prefer, minimum docking station maintenance, especially for homes with pets. However, for everyday tasks, the cheaper Q Revo Pro is a better solution in terms of price and value.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check the battery status for Roborock Q Revo Pro and Master?
