All 17 Roborocks Mop. The Mop Type Is What Splits Them

Roborock’s US store lists 17 new robot vacuums, and every one of them also mops. What separates them is the mop: a plain pad on the Q7 and Q10 X5+, a vibrating mop on the Q10 S5+ and S8 Max Ultra, spinning pads across most of the Qrevo and Saros range, and a roller on the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow and Saros 20 Flow.

Prices below are as us.roborock.com showed them on 22 October 2026: the struck-through price is the list price, with the sale price beside it. Specs and claims are Roborock’s, from each robot’s own product page.

The 17 Roborocks, by list price

Robot	us.roborock.com list (sale), 22 Oct 2026	Suction	Mop	On carpet
Q7 L5	$249.99	8,000 Pa	Mop module, 3 water levels	No lift named
Q7 M5+	$429.99 ($249.99 black, $359.99 white)	10,000 Pa	Detachable mop, 3 water levels	No lift named
Q10 X5+	$499.99 ($319.99)	10,000 Pa	Mop module	Lifts on carpet
Q10 S5+	$549.99 ($329.99)	10,000 Pa	VibraRise 2.0 vibrating	Lifts on carpet
QV 35A	$649.99 ($449.99)	8,000 Pa	Spinning pads, 200 rpm	Lift
Qrevo S Pro	$699.99	18,500 Pa	Spinning pads	Not named
Qrevo 2 Pro	$799.99 ($549.99)	20,000 Pa	Spinning pads	Detaches
Qrevo S5V	$899.99	12,000 Pa	Spinning pads, 200 rpm	Lifts 10 mm
Qrevo Curv 2 Flow	$999.99	20,000 Pa	Roller, up to 15 N	Lifts up to 15 mm, guard drops
Qrevo Edge 2	$1,299.99	25,000 Pa	Not named	Not named
Qrevo CurvX	$1,499.99 ($749.99)	22,000 Pa	Spinning pads, up to 12 N	Mops and chassis lift up to 17 mm
Qrevo Edge 3 Pro	$1,499.99	36,000 Pa	Warm-water mop; type not named	Not named
Saros 10R	$1,599.99 ($899.99)	Not named	Dual rotating pads	Lifts 17 mm; detaches
Saros 20	$1,599.99	36,000 Pa	Rotating pads, up to 13 N	Detaches
S8 Max Ultra (Refill & Drainage)	$1,699.99 ($799.99)	8,000 Pa	VibraRise 3.0 vibrating	Lifts 20 mm
Saros 20 Flow	$1,699.99 ($1,499.99)	36,000 Pa	Roller	Not named
Saros Z70	$2,599.99 ($1,699.99)	22,000 Pa	Not named; five-axis arm	Mop removal (set in app)

All from Roborock’s US pages on 22 October 2026. “Not named” means the page text did not state it; some Roborock pages put specs in images. Refurbished listings and a bundle are left out.

How to read the names

The letters track price more than any one feature. The Q7 and Q10 models are the cheapest, with docks that charge or empty the bin but do not wash. The QV and Qrevo models add a dock that cleans the mops. The Saros models are the most expensive, and three of the four name Roborock’s StarSight 3D sensing. Roborock sells the Q7 M5+ at different sale prices by colour, and the black Q10 X5+ showed as sold out.

The S8 Max Ultra is the outlier: an older name, priced with the Saros models, with 8,000 Pa of suction, a vibrating mop and a dock that plumbs into your water supply and drain.

Mops: pad, vibrating, spinning or roller

What your rugs need decides which column matters. The Q7 L5 and Q7 M5+ (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab) pages name no mop lift. From the Q10 X5+ up, most pages name a mop that lifts on carpet; the Qrevo S Pro, Qrevo Edge 2 and Saros 20 Flow pages do not say either way. Four robots go further and take the mops off entirely: the Qrevo 2 Pro, Saros 10R, Saros 20 (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab) and Saros Z70. Lifting keeps a mop off short pile; detaching keeps it away from carpet altogether.

The two roller robots differ from the rest in how they stay clean. Roborock says the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab) feeds clean water from inside the roller and scrapes it as it turns, and the Saros 20 Flow’s dock rinses the roller with hot water. How robot mop types differ sets out what each mechanism asks of you across makers; here the point is only which Roborock has which.

Obstacles: structured light, then cameras

Most pages name laser navigation: PreciSense LiDAR on the Q, QV and most Qrevo models, a LiDAR that retracts under furniture on the Qrevo CurvX and Saros 20 Flow, and Roborock’s StarSight 3D system on the Saros 10R, Saros 20 and Saros Z70.

Obstacle avoidance steps up in three stages. The Q7 L5 and Q7 M5+ name no obstacle sensor. The Q10, QV 35A and cheaper Qrevo models use structured light, which Roborock calls Reactive Tech. Cameras arrive one step further up the range. The Qrevo Curv 2 Flow is the cheapest to name an RGB camera, and the CurvX, Edge 3 Pro, Saros 10R, Saros 20 and Saros 20 Flow name one too.

The Qrevo Edge 2’s page calls its system “Reactive AI Obstacle Recognition” without naming the sensors.

The recognition counts differ by page: “over 200 types” on the Curv 2 Flow, “108 types” on the CurvX, and “300+” on the Edge 3 Pro and Saros 20. These are Roborock’s descriptions, not test results; a robot that recognises cables still has to recognise yours.

Docks: emptying, then washing, then hotter water

Robot	Dock, per Roborock
Q7 L5	Charges only
Q7 M5+ (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab), Q10 X5+, Q10 S5+	Empties the bin; up to 7 weeks (Q10 X5+: over 7 weeks)
QV 35A	Empties; washes and air-dries mops
Qrevo S Pro	Empties; washes mops at 167°F, dries at 113°F
Qrevo CurvX (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab)	Washes mops at 176°F, dries at 113°F
Saros 10R	Washes mops at 176°F; hot-air drying for 2, 3 or 4 hours
Saros Z70	Washes mops at 80°C (176°F)
S8 Max Ultra	Washes at up to 140°F, dries at 140°F; plumbed refill and drain
Saros 20 (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab)	Washes mops at up to 212°F; warm-air drying

The other Qrevo and Saros pages describe multifunctional or self-cleaning docks but, in the text we read, give no wash temperature. Heated washing is not universal, even among docks that wash: Roborock’s own comparison table marks the QV 35A without high-temperature washing or warm-air drying.

Who each one suits, by the specs

• No rugs, and happy to rinse a pad yourself: the Q7 L5, or the Q7 M5+ if you want the bin emptied for you.
• Rugs, but a budget: the Q10 X5+ or Q10 S5+, where the mop lifts on carpet and the dock empties the bin.
• A dock that washes the mop: from the QV 35A up; for a heated wash, from the Qrevo S Pro.
• High-pile carpet: a model that detaches its mops, such as the Qrevo 2 Pro or Saros 20.
• A roller mop: the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow or Saros 20 Flow.

What robot vacuums get you at each price puts several of these next to Roomba and eufy models, and our guide to iRobot’s range does for Roomba what this page does for Roborock, as our guide to Eureka’s robots does for Eureka. How the Saros 20 and Qrevo models fare with reviewers is in our roundup of robot vacuum reviews.

Questions people ask

What is the difference between Roborock Q, Qrevo and Saros?

On Roborock’s US store the Q models (Q7, Q10) list from $249.99 to $549.99 and use a mop pad or vibrating mop with a dock that only charges or empties. The Qrevo models add spinning pads or a roller and a dock that cleans them. The Saros models are the most expensive; most name 3D sensing or a camera, and the Saros 20 lists the hottest mop wash, 212°F.

Which Roborock has a roller mop?

Two of the 17 on Roborock’s US store: the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow and the Saros 20 Flow. Roborock says the Curv 2 Flow’s roller presses with up to 15 N, lifts up to 15 mm on carpet and drops a water-blocking guard; the Saros 20 Flow’s dock rinses its roller with hot water.

Which Roborock models take the mop off for carpet?

The Qrevo 2 Pro, Saros 10R, Saros 20 and Saros Z70, on Roborock’s pages. Several others lift the mop instead: by 10 mm on the Qrevo S5V, up to 15 mm on the Curv 2 Flow, up to 17 mm with the chassis on the Qrevo CurvX, and 20 mm on the S8 Max Ultra.

Which Roborock has a camera for obstacle avoidance?

On Roborock’s pages, an RGB camera is named on the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow, Qrevo CurvX, Qrevo Edge 3 Pro, Saros 10R, Saros 20 and Saros 20 Flow. The cheaper Q10, QV and Qrevo models use structured light, and the Q7 L5 and Q7 M5+ name LiDAR navigation but no obstacle sensor.

How strong is Roborock suction?

Roborock’s pages give 8,000 Pa for the Q7 L5, QV 35A and S8 Max Ultra, 10,000 Pa for the Q7 M5+ and both Q10 models, and up to 36,000 Pa for the Qrevo Edge 3 Pro, Saros 20 and Saros 20 Flow. These are Roborock’s own tests, not independent measurements.

Does the cheapest Roborock empty itself?

No. The Q7 L5 comes with a charging dock only, so you empty its bin and refill its tank by hand. The Q7 M5+ adds a dock that empties into a 2.7 L bag Roborock rates for up to seven weeks.