In June, Roborock released a line of affordable robot vacuums after the unveiling of ultra-premium models (Saros line) during CES. Luckily, some of these models are already on sale, like the Roborock QV 35A, which is now listed on the official Roborock website for just $399 instead of $599, which is a nice 40% off for the 11th anniversary of the brand. Even though it is in the budget category, this robot vacuum is still one of the most feature-packed models on the market.
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Multifunctional Dock
The QV 35A begins with a bang with an incredible 8000 Pa HyperForce suction which is way more than enough to effortlessly remove dust, dirt, and pet hair from carpets and hard floors. Of particular note here is the zero-tangle arc side brush that is designed to pick up debris without hair becoming tangled and caught. If you have pets shedding or long hair around, this spares a great deal of annoyance from frequent maintenance.
Its all-in-one multifunctional station is a game changer here: Not only is it the charging dock, but it also cleans the mop with cold air drying, auto-empties the dust, and refills the water tank so that the robot is always ready to go without much fuss from you.
The QV 35A also features twin rotating mops and automatically raises the mop when it encounters carpet so it’s capable of both vacuuming and mopping at the same time. With this kind of electronic mopping system, you have control over water flow and deep cleaning according to different surfaces so that your floors get the treatment they need without damage or leftover moisture.
Thanks to PreciSense LiDAR navigation, this model creates a map of your home with incredible precision. It creates 3D maps and uses intelligent planning to determine the most efficient cleaning route. The robot avoids obstacles on its own thanks to reactive tech, easily working around furniture and other domestic items without stopping.
With the 11th anniversary sale cutting nearly 40% off the cost, it’s the best time to acquire a premium robot vacuum.
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