Roborock is expanding its Qrevo lineups with several new robot vacuum models across the Edge and S series. While multiple variants have appeared on the company’s global site, only a couple currently show signs of heading to the U.S. market: the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 and the Qrevo S Pro.
The original Edge was one of our favorite robots in 2025 (see our review), and we are very interested to see the upgraded variants.
Roborock Qrevo Edge 2: A New Edge Generation for the U.S.
Roborock Qrevo Edge 2
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The Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 is a robot vacuum/mop combo that improves on the original Edge with stronger cleaning, a slimmer 3.14-inch body, upgraded dock, and Roborock’s feature-rich app. In Vacuum Wars testing, it excelled at carpet deep cleaning, hair resistance, pet hair pickup, mopping, and navigation efficiency, making it a strong all-around floor cleaner. Its dual spinning mops, extending edge mop, DuoDivide brush, retractable LiDAR, hot-water mop washing, hot-air drying, automatic dust emptying, feature-rich app, and SmartPlan 3.0 add convenience. Downsides include below-average obstacle avoidance, reduced 20 mm threshold climbing, a smaller onboard dustbin, and slightly lower battery endurance. See additional info
The Qrevo Edge 2 appears to be Roborock’s latest flagship headed to the U.S., and it introduces a significant redesign compared to previous models.
Most notably, it features an ultra-slim 3.14-inch profile made possible by a retractable LiDAR system. This allows the robot to clean under low-clearance furniture, while designs with a fixed turret will be more limited in under-furniture access.
For comparison, the original Edge model used a non-retracting LiDAR turret and topped out at 18,500Pa of suction, whereas the new Edge 2 jumps to a much higher 25,000Pa.
Other standout features include:
- Dual anti-tangle brush system
- FlexiArm edge cleaning for better corner coverage
- Reactive AI obstacle recognition (280+ objects)
- RGB dirt detection with adaptive cleaning
- 176°F hot water mop washing and warm air drying
- Fully automated dock with auto-empty, refill, and mop maintenance
Altogether, the Edge 2 positions itself as a feature-rich robot vacuum that emphasizes both cleaning power and improved access to tight spaces.
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Qrevo S Pro: A More Practical Premium Option
Alongside the Edge 2, Roborock has also introduced the Qrevo S Pro, which appears more likely to serve as a mainstream sub-$600 option in the U.S.
While it doesn’t include the ultra-slim redesign or retractable LiDAR, it still offers a strong feature set aimed at everyday usability:
- 18,500Pa suction
- Dual spinning mop pads with automatic lifting
- 167°F mop self-cleaning and hot air drying
- Self-emptying, self-refilling dock
- Anti-tangle brush system
- LiDAR navigation with obstacle avoidance
Roborock Qrevo S Pro
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The Roborock Qrevo S Pro excelled at mopping in our tests: its 200 RPM spinning pads lift 10 mm over carpet, its stain score beat average by 40 points, and its coffee stain and overall mopping scores were strong, though it used slightly more water than average. It swept debris with little scattering, scored near average on crevices and above average on carpet deep cleaning, and finished our studio about 15 minutes faster than average. Efficient LiDAR navigation, above-average battery efficiency, an intuitive app, Matter support, and a dock with 167°F mop washing and heated drying add convenience. However, its single rubber brush collected only 43% of pet hair and tangled 62% of seven-inch hair. Obstacle avoidance also fell short avoiding just five of 24 obstacles. See additional info
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Global Models: Edge 2 Pro, EdgeT, and More
In addition to the two likely U.S. releases, Roborock’s global site also lists other Edge variants that have not been confirmed for the U.S.:
- Edge 2 Pro (See at Roborock) – A higher-end version of the Edge 2 that adds features like boiling water mop washing, 12N mop pressure, and upgraded obstacle avoidance. It appears to be the most advanced model in the Edge lineup overall.
- EdgeT (and possibly EdgeC) (See at Roborock) – More affordable versions of the platform, with a lower suction rating (18,500Pa) and retaining the new ultra-slim design and core navigation system.
These models suggest Roborock is building out a full tiered lineup around the new Edge platform, though availability may vary by region.
A Pattern of Platform-Based Lineups
The expansion of the Edge series seems to represent a hardware-forward platform, focused on slim design, advanced navigation, and maximum performance. The Qrevo series continues as a more accessible, feature-rich line that prioritizes convenience and value.
For now, U.S. buyers will likely see a curated selection from this lineup, with the Edge 2 and Qrevo S Pro taking center stage. The US Roborock website says the early launch dates are April 27th-May 10th, 2026.
As always, we’ll continue to track availability and updates as more information becomes available.
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