Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow
This Roborock roller-mop robot rinses its mop as it goes instead of smearing the same dirty pad around, and it lifts the roller on rugs. The Hook Up named it its overall and mopping winner in a 2026 comparison, and Tom’s Guide lists it among its best robot mops.
Why it stands out
- SpiraFlow self-cleaning roller with a scraper that sends dirty water to the robot’s own tank (brand).
- Roller lifts up to 15 mm and a cover slides over it on carpet, per Roborock and Gizmodo.
- Dock empties the bin, washes the roller in water up to 75°C and dries it with warm air (brand).
Good fit if
- Most of your floors are hardwood, vinyl or tile with a few low rugs.
- You care more about wide, even mopping than edge-perfect corners.
- You want a strong roller mop and don’t mind topping up the robot’s water yourself.
Skip it if
- You need perfect corners: Gizmodo saw gaps of up to 8 inches along some edges.
- Low furniture matters: it is about 4.7 in tall.
- You have dense, long pet hair; Tom’s Guide saw it struggle with clumps.
Gizmodo’s dried-stain test cleared milk and mayo in one pass but needed two runs for BBQ sauce. Treat it as a strong daily mop, not a scrubber for set-in messes.







