Roborock has expanded its mid-range Qrevo product line with the Qrevo Edge 2. The Qrevo Edge 2 is a robot vacuum that matches the height profile of the brand’s flagship model while being priced well below the price range of the top-of-the-line Saros 20 series.
At 7.98 cm tall, the Qrevo Edge 2 is comparable in height to Roborock’s current flagship units, allowing it to pass under low-clearance furniture that taller mid-range alternatives can’t reach without compromise.
This low profile relies on a RetractSense LiDAR system built to house a laser turret flush with the unit’s body, with structured light and an RGB camera input into an AI obstacle detection layer that adjusts the device’s path across different floor surfaces and room layouts in real time.
The suction system operates at 25,000 Pa, a step up from the first-generation Qrevo Edge, and is within the range of hardware found in more expensive units, and the main brush follows the DuoDivide dual anti-tangle design that Roborock first introduced across its high-end product line to reduce hair tangling during operation.
On the mopping side, a pair of rotating pads apply 8N of downward pressure during operation, lifting up to 10mm when the device detects the carpet. This eliminates the need for the user to remove the mop before the device transitions between floor types and keeps the mop clear of textile surfaces.
The FlexiArm system extends both the side brushes and one mop pad outward toward edges and corners, reaching a tight toe-kick space of 0.98 inches, addressing a weak point that has historically reduced the effectiveness of flat-body robot vacuums along baseboards and furniture legs.
The included dock handles charging, hot water mop cleaning at 80°C, and hot air drying, keeping the mop clean and dry between cleaning sessions without requiring manual intervention between cleanings.
The Qrevo Edge 2 retails for $1,299.99 in the US and €899.99 in Europe and is currently available in black and white color options through Roborock’s official store and Amazon, although UK pricing has not yet been confirmed.
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