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Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 vs Roborock Saros 20

Researched by Riley Hart · prices checked Oct 31, 2026

Short answer · checked Oct 31, 2026

As of Oct 31, 2026, the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 costs $1,100 and the Roborock Saros 20 costs $1,600, so the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 is $500 cheaper. The Roborock Saros 20 has a published review score and ranks #39 in our robot vacuums ranking; the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 is not scored yet. Pick the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 for pet homes with low furniture. Pick the Roborock Saros 20 for low furniture and tall thresholds.

Floors
RoborockQrevo Edge 2
Suction
25,000 Pa
Navigation
Retractable LiDAR
Mopping
Dual spinning mops
Runtime
Up to 295 min in quiet
ON SALEPrice tracked daily

One of the better all round Roborocks for carpet and pet hair, and the slim body reaches under low furniture. The trade offs are a low 20 mm threshold limit and below average obstacle avoidance. Skip it if your home has tall thresholds or lots of floor clutter.

Full Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 review →
Floors
RoborockSaros 20
Suction
36,000 Pa
Navigation
3D ToF and camera
Mopping
Spinning pads
Runtime
About 200 min
5.8/10Price tracked daily

A strong pick for mixed carpet and hard floor homes with low furniture and tall door thresholds, since it is under 3.2 in tall and climbs higher steps than any robot Vacuum Wars has tested. Reviewers rate its suction and edge cleaning highly but split on mopping, and Tom's Guide found the pads streaky. If spotless mopping is your main goal, a roller mop model may suit you better.

Full Roborock Saros 20 review →

Side by side

Roborock Qrevo Edge 2Roborock Saros 20
Price$1,100$1,600
3 year cost$1,177$1,600
Our scoreNot scored yet5.8/10
Rank in Floors#75#39
Statuson saleon sale
Warranty1 year (Roborock US store)1 year limited (Roborock US store)
Suction25,000 Pa (Roborock); Vacuum Wars measured 94% carpet deep clean against a 78% average36,000 Pa (brand claim); Vacuum Wars measured 15 CFM airflow
NavigationRetractable LiDAR (RetractSense) with dToF clearance sensor and 100° vision module (Roborock, PCWorld)StarSight Autonomous System 2.0 with 3D ToF sensors and an RGB camera, no LiDAR turret
Obstacle avoidanceReactive AI with structured light and RGB camera, 280+ object types (Roborock); Vacuum Wars saw 14 of 24 obstacles avoided against a 16 averageRecognizes over 300 obstacle types (brand claim); Vacuum Wars scored 17 of 24 objects avoided
MoppingDual spinning mops at 200 rpm and 8 N with a swivel module for edges, 12 mm carpet lift (PCWorld, Vacuum Wars); Vacuum Wars combined mopping score 40.8 against a 20.3 averageYes, dual spinning pads with up to 13 N pressure, FlexiArm extending pad, 20 mm lift on carpet
Self emptyYes, 2.7 L dock bag, up to 65 days (Roborock, PCWorld)Yes, auto empties into a disposable bag; Roborock says a bag lasts up to 65 days
Dock featuresMop wash up to 176°F, 131°F warm air drying, warm water refill; 4 L clean and 3.5 L dirty tanks; no detergent tank (Roborock, PCWorld)RockDock washes pads with water up to 212°F, dries at 131°F, auto refills water, doses detergent and dries the dust bag
RuntimeUp to 295 min in quiet mode, 5,200 mAh (Roborock via PCWorld); Vacuum Wars estimated about 1,208 sq ft per charge6,400 mAh battery; BGR cites about 200 min per charge and about 150 min to recharge
Dustbin240 ml robot bin (Vacuum Wars, PCWorld)260 mL onboard bin (Vacuum Wars)
Height3.14 in (Roborock); PCWorld lists 3.1 in3.14 in (79.8 mm) robot height per Roborock
Pet hairVacuum Wars measured 89.5% pet hair pickup against an 82.2% average, with 0% long hair wrapVacuum Wars measured 88% flattened pet hair pickup and 0% hair wrap
AppRoborock app with SmartPlan 3.0; Hello Rocky voice assistant; works with Alexa, Siri, Google Home and Matter (Roborock)Roborock app with Matter, Alexa and Google Home support plus built in voice control
ThresholdAbout 20 mm (0.8 in) per Vacuum Wars and PCWorld; PCWorld saw it fail a threshold just over thatUp to 3.46 in double layer thresholds with AdaptiLift Chassis 3.0 (brand claim); Vacuum Wars cleared a 57 mm single step
NoisePCWorld measured 63 dB in balanced moden/a
Best forpet homes with low furniturelow furniture and tall thresholds
Skip ifyou have thresholds over 0.8 inmopping is your top priority

Specs are maker claims unless a reviewer is named. Prices from the stores we link, checked daily.

What reviewers found

Roborock Qrevo Edge 2

  • Vacuum Wars (3.67 Vacuum Wars stars): 94% carpet deep clean, 89.5% pet hair pickup and 0% hair wrap, with a 40.8 combined mopping score. It avoided 14 of 24 obstacles and covered about 1,208 sq ft per charge. Source
  • PCWorld: Measured 63 dB in balanced mode. Edge and corner cleaning was good, but it failed a threshold just over 0.8 in and needed several passes for dried stains. Source

Roborock Saros 20

  • Vacuum Wars (3.81/5): Lab tests found 89% sand removal from carpet, 88% flattened pet hair pickup, 0% hair wrap, 17 of 24 obstacles avoided, a record 57 mm threshold climb and an above average combined mopping score; battery coverage was slightly below average at about 1,038 sq ft per charge. Source
  • CGMagazine (8.5/10): Performed strongly on pet hair, sand and fine dust on carpet and hard floors and fit under low furniture; reviewer flagged middling battery life, a small bin and trouble with loose cables. Source
  • Tom's Guide: Picked up 100% of cereal and kitty litter on carpet and 70% of pet hair on carpet, but mopping left floors streaky and patchy and the pads fell off once crossing a cable. Source

Pros and cons

Roborock Qrevo Edge 2

Pros

  • 94% carpet deep clean in Vacuum Wars tests
  • Strong pet hair pickup with no hair wrap
  • Slim 3.14 in body
  • Strong mopping with low water use
  • Hot water mop wash and drying

Cons

  • Only climbs about 20 mm thresholds
  • Below average obstacle avoidance
  • Small 240 ml robot bin
  • No auto detergent dosing
  • Small robot water tank

Roborock Saros 20

Pros

  • Very low 3.14 in body fits under most furniture
  • Record threshold climbing in Vacuum Wars testing
  • Strong suction and carpet pickup
  • Excellent edge cleaning with extending arm and pad
  • Dock washes pads in near boiling water

Cons

  • Expensive at $1,599.99
  • Mopping left streaks in Tom's Guide testing
  • Small 260 mL onboard bin
  • Still catches cables and gets stuck at times

Questions buyers ask

Which is better, the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 or the Roborock Saros 20?

The Roborock Saros 20 has a published review score and ranks #39 in our robot vacuums ranking; the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 is not scored yet. Pick the Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 for pet homes with low furniture. Pick the Roborock Saros 20 for low furniture and tall thresholds.

Which is cheaper?

The Roborock Qrevo Edge 2 at $1,100, versus $1,600 for the Roborock Saros 20, checked Oct 31, 2026. Over 3 years with running costs: $1,177 vs $1,600.

What is the difference between the Qrevo Edge 2 and the Saros 20?

Suction: 25,000 Pa (Roborock); Vacuum Wars measured 94% carpet deep clean against a 78% average on the Qrevo Edge 2, 36,000 Pa (brand claim); Vacuum Wars measured 15 CFM airflow on the Saros 20. Navigation: Retractable LiDAR (RetractSense) with dToF clearance sensor and 100° vision module… on the Qrevo Edge 2, StarSight Autonomous System 2.0 with 3D ToF sensors and an RGB camera, no LiDAR turret on the Saros 20. Obstacle avoidance: Reactive AI with structured light and RGB camera, 280+ object types (Roborock); Vacuum… on the Qrevo Edge 2, Recognizes over 300 obstacle types (brand claim); Vacuum Wars scored 17 of 24 objects… on the Saros 20.

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