Roborock is rolling out something fresh, literally. The upcoming Qrevo Curv 2 Flow robot vacuum is heading to global markets with a feature no previous Roborock has shipped worldwide: a roller mop system.
Qrevo Curv 2 Flow adds serious mopping to Roborock’s vacuum line
The Qrevo Curv 2 Flow isn’t just an incremental upgrade, it’s the first global model from Roborock to use the new SpiraFlow roller mop. Clocking 220 rotations per minute across a 270 mm width, it pushes cleaning deeper and closer to edges. And unlike cloth mops that get grimy fast, this one self-cleans in real time while fresh water constantly feeds the roller.
It also comes prepared for transitions: when carpets are detected, the mop retracts and covers itself to avoid any mess. This smart-switch behavior makes it much more autonomous in mixed-floor households.
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Qrevo Curv 2 Flow packs a vacuum that doesn’t mess around
This vacuum doesn’t play second fiddle. The 20,000 Pa suction power puts it among the most powerful on the consumer market, and the DuoDivide central roller brush resists hair tangles while lifting debris efficiently. Add to that Roborock’s Reactive AI, which identifies over 200 obstacles, and you’ve got a machine that learns its way around with precision.
Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow goes all-in on smart features
From its dock to its app controls, this model is built for set-it-and-forget-it cleaning. The dock itself is a multitasker:
- Empties dirty water
- Washes the roller with 75°C hot water
- Dries it with 55°C warm air
- Preps it automatically for the next run
It navigates via LiDAR, supports voice control, and is future-proofed with Matter protocol compatibility for smart home integration.
It may surface at CES, but the price remains steep
A listing on Amazon Germany briefly priced the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow at €1,999, signaling a premium position. Though Roborock hasn’t confirmed the price or global release date yet, a CES 2026 appearance seems likely.
With other Qrevo Curv 2 variants already circulating in China, this model could be Roborock’s most feature-complete global release yet. It’s powerful, precise, and primed for homes that want both deep cleaning and smarter automation not just convenience, but control.
