Support for your Roborock Qrevo MaxV

Similarities:

1. All models include essential functions such as Auto Dust Emptying, Mop Self-Washing, Auto Tank Refilling, Detachable Dock Base and Warm Air Drying.

2. They all come with 4 carpet modes, Temporary cleaning, FlexiArm Design™ mopping System, and high-speed rotating mop cloths.

3. Each model features an 80ml built-in water tank, a 4L clean water tank, and a 3.5L dirty water tank.

4. They all come with 7000 Pa maximum suction power and a single rubber main brush.

5. All models support 10mm Mop lifting to avoid wetting the floor in vacuum only mode (Mop pad will lift 7mm).

Differences:

1. Qrevo MaxV and Qrevo Pro feature Hot-Water Mop Washing, Dirty area detection & smart re-mopping, while Qrevo Plus does not.

2. Qrevo MaxV has an automatic brush and mop lifting function, while Qrevo Pro and Qrevo Plus only have an automatic mop lifting function.

3. Qrevo MaxV provides the features of Intelligent Voice Assistant and remote viewing, which Qrevo Pro and Qrevo Plus lack.

Here's a link where you can compare all models:

https://us.roborock.com/pages/robot-vacuum-cleaner-compare

There are four cleaning modes available: Smart, Light, Balanced, and Deep.

- Smart mode automatically adjusts the water volume and duration of mop washing based on the level of dirt.

- Light mode is suitable for clean environments, offering reduced cleaning time and water consumption.

- Balanced mode is ideal for medium-sized homes, providing a balance between cleaning speed and performance.

- Deep mode is suited for occasional deep cleaning, featuring higher water consumption and longer cleaning time. 

The default wash frequency is set to 15 minutes, which can be adjusted on the wash settings page of the app. If necessary, you can also initiate mop washing manually by pressing and holding the Dock button while the robot is on the dock.

Yes, the robot cleaner can operate without Wi-Fi and perform full-home cleanups, spot cleanups, and return to the dock with the push of a button. Additionally, it can perform basic voice commands. Connecting to Wi-Fi unlocks advanced features such as scheduled cleaning, selection of suction power strength, and more.

The Qrevo MaxV is equipped with both 3D structured light and an RGB camera for obstacle recognition and avoidance, while the Qrevo only has 3D structured light. Its hot water wash mop system enhances its ability to handle mop cleaning effectively. Additionally, the Qrevo MaxV features a FlexiArm brush that stays closer to edges and corners to improve cleaning coverage as well as supports voice control functionality.

There are four cleaning modes available: Smart, Light, Balanced, and Deep.

- Smart mode automatically adjusts the water volume and duration of mop washing based on the level of dirt.

- Light mode is suitable for clean environments, offering reduced cleaning time and water consumption.

- Balanced mode is ideal for medium-sized homes, providing a balance between cleaning speed and performance.

- Deep mode is suited for occasional deep cleaning, featuring higher water consumption and longer cleaning time.

The side brush, main brush, and main brush cover are compatible with those of Qrevo. However, the Qrevo MaxV’s dustbin, filter, and mop cloth are not compatible with any other Qrevo models.

It is recommended to only use Roborock cleaning solution in the water tank. Other cleaning solutions may have different formulations that could potentially damage the water tank. Additionally, bubbles produced by chemical substances in cleaners may cause the mopping feature to malfunction. If you use the Roborock cleaner, please dilute it (dilution ratio 1:300) before use.

You can find more information at the following link:

https://us.roborock.com/products/roborock-floor-cleaning-solution-for-all-robot-mops

Please follow the steps below to inspect the robot:

1. Ensure that the local voltage meets the requirements specified on the dock.

2. Verify the placement of the clean water tank and refill if necessary.

3. Check the placement of the dirty water tank and empty it if needed.

4. Confirm that the cleaning tank or cleaning tank filter has been properly installed.

Yes, you can view the conversation log in the app. The robot will store up to 100 conversations, and you can also delete logs within the app.

1. With the Add Area feature, you can select an additional area for cleaning in the middle of a cleaning session. The robot will prioritize cleaning the newly selected area first.

2. With the Skip Area feature, you can instruct the robot to skip the current area during the cleaning process and move on to the next area.

When you command the robot with "Clean Here" using voice control, it will come to your location and clean the specified zone.

The voice assistant is enabled by default,  meaning you can control the robot with your voice even if you don't connect it to the Roborock app. However, only basic commands are accessible, including Start/Stop, Docking control, and adjusting suction power and water volume, among others.

With the built-in voice assistant feature, you can use voice commands to control the robot and perform various tasks, such as starting or pausing its operation and initiating basic dock tasks.

Vacuum carpet first: The robot will vacuum carpets identified on the map when a cleaning cycle is initiated. It will then return to wash the mop pads and clean the remaining areas.

Deep carpet cleaning: The robot will vacuum carpets identified on the map twice using a cross-hatch pattern for thorough cleaning.

What distinguishes the "Cross" mode from the "Rise" mode in obstacle avoidance? There are four obstacle avoidance modes:

1. Rise: When a carpet is detected, the mop lifts and water flow stops for carpet vacuuming.

2. Avoid: The robot completely avoids carpets.

3. Ignore: Ideal for environments without carpets or where mats can be mopped.

4. Cross: Crossing mode is suitable for door mats or carpets. It crosses them without cleaning.

The dustbin filter inside the robot is an E11 filter (Efficient Particulate Arrestance filter 11 or EPA 11), rather than HEPA. It effectively removes 95% of particles with a size equal to or greater than 0.3 μm.

The robot features a rubber brush with detachable ends on both sides.

Yes, the Qrevo MaxV supports obstacle recognition and obstacle photos. Obstacle recognition enables the robot to identify and avoid objects using its camera. Additionally, real-time obstacle icons will be displayed on the map.

1). Type of Water Tank:
The model is equipped with an electronic water tank, which offers several water flow levels so that you can fine-tune cleaning in the app to match your floor types and preferences.
Note: The water tank on the robot is integrated.
2). Mopping Method:
a. The Qrevo MaxV features 2 mop axles that spin inwards, enhancing its cleaning performance for deeper cleaning.

b. Equipped with the FlexiArm Design mop, it extends to cover edges, significantly improving its ability to clean edges.

The Qrevo MaxV’s tank volume is 80ml (robot water tank). The clean water tank in the dock is 4L.

The Qrevo MaxV vacuum’s duration with a full battery (balanced mode): 150 minutes.

The Qrevo MaxV dustbin volume is 330ml.

To prevent corrosion or damage, only use Roborock branded floor cleaner in the water tank.

The link below is for reference:

https://us.roborock.com/products/roborock-floor-cleaning-solution-for-all-robot-mops