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Roborock Launches Qrevo S Pro in the Middle East

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Roborock Qrevo S Pro launch, highlighting only the must-know details.
Roborock Launches Qrevo S Pro in the Middle East
Roborock has officially brought the Qrevo S Pro to the UAE and Saudi Arabia, offering premium smart-cleaning features at a highly competitive price point.
1. Hands-Free Maintenance (The Dock)
The upgraded multifunctional dock is designed to let you ignore chores for weeks at a time:
* Auto-Emptying: Stores dust in a sealed 2.7L bag for up to 65 days.
* Hygienic Mop Care: Washes mop pads with 75°C hot water to melt grease, then dries them with 45°C warm air to prevent mold and odors.
* Self-Refilling: Automatically tops up the robot’s water tank.
2. Powerful Cleaning Performance
* Suction: A massive 18,500Pa HyperForce suction power pulls deep dirt out of carpets.
* Mopping: Dual-spinning mops (200 RPM) scrub away tough spills.
* Carpet Detection: Mops automatically lift by 10mm when stepping onto rugs, keeping your carpet completely dry.
3. Smart Navigation & Control
* LiDAR Mapping: Quickly maps your home’s layout for efficient cleaning paths.
* Obstacle Avoidance: Uses Reactive Tech to steer clear of cables, shoes, and toys.
* Smart App & Voice: Fully customizable cleaning via the Roborock App (SmartPlan 2.0) and compatible with Alexa, Siri, and Google Home.
Availability: The Roborock Qrevo S Pro is available now on Amazon and major retail stores across the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

The New Battle for Your Living Room: Can Samsung and LG Beat China’s Robot Vacuums?

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The classic “white goods” market—think refrigerators and washing machines—has a new, high-tech battleground: the robot vacuum.
For years, South Korean tech giants Samsung and LG dominated home appliances. However, a major shift is happening right under their noses. Chinese brands have quietly taken over the robot vacuum market, forcing the Korean legacy brands to play a fierce game of catch-up.
Here is a breakdown of how the battle lines are drawn between Chinese scale and Korean security.
The Current Landscape: China’s Dominance
According to data from market tracker International Data Corporation (IDC), the world’s top five household robot vacuum makers are now all Chinese companies, holding a combined global market share of 54.5%.
* Roborock leads the pack globally with a 17.7% market share, ranking number one in major markets like South Korea, the US, and Germany.
* Dreame and Ecovacs have similarly surged, successfully rebranding themselves from budget-friendly alternatives into premium, AI-driven powerhouses.
* The Supply Chain Advantage: Much of China’s dominance comes down to speed and infrastructure. With over 1 million registered robot-related companies domestically, Chinese manufacturers can source batteries, motors, and sensors locally, drastically shortening development cycles and cutting costs.
This aggressive expansion has hit close to home for Korean manufacturers. The South Korean robot vacuum market is booming—expected to surpass 1 trillion won ($644 million)—but it is currently heavily shaped by these Chinese rivals who moved first on premium features like auto-mop washing and advanced obstacle avoidance.
The Korean Counterattack: Betting on Trust and Security
Because Chinese brands gained an early lead in hardware and pricing, Samsung and LG are shifting the goalposts. They aren’t just selling vacuums; they are selling ecosystem trust and data privacy.
Because modern robot vacuums use cameras and lasers to map your home and track behavioral data, privacy has become a major talking point. Korean firms are betting that consumers will pay a premium for data security.
1. Samsung Electronics
Samsung expanded its lineup by launching a standard version of its Bespoke AI Steam robot vacuum to complement its high-end Ultra and Plus models.
* The Pitch: Advanced AI object recognition, steam sterilization for mops, and threshold climbing.
* The Security Angle: Samsung is heavily promoting its Knox security platform to assure users that the internal maps and data collected by the vacuum are heavily encrypted and safe from leaks.
2. LG Electronics
LG recently snapped a two-year hiatus in the premium vacuum segment by introducing the Home Bot AI Objet Collection Roni.
* The Pitch: A “Hidden Station” that handles automatic water supply and drainage, alongside a 100-degree-Celsius steam function to keep the mops hygienic.
* The Security Angle: Like Samsung, LG is leveraging its proprietary LG Shield security system to protect user data across the physical device, cloud servers, and mobile apps.
The Takeaway
The robot vacuum has evolved from a niche gadget into a data-collecting AI appliance. While Chinese companies currently hold the crown for manufacturing speed, volume, and early feature adoption, Samsung and LG are banking on long-term brand reliability, local post-purchase service, and superior data security to win back their home turf.

Roborock Claims the No. 1 Spot in the Global Smart Cleaning Robot Market for 2025

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Roborock has officially secured its position as the world’s leading smart cleaning robot brand in 2025, according to the latest IDC Worldwide Quarterly Smart Vacuum Robotics Tracker. It’s a major milestone that highlights the company’s rapid global expansion and its growing influence in a market that’s evolving fast, with more product categories and smarter home robotics than ever before.

IDC’s data shows that Roborock outperformed all competitors across the broader household robotics category — including robotic vacuums, robotic lawn mowers, and other home-cleaning robots. The brand shipped 5.8 million units in 2025, capturing an impressive 17.7% global market share.

When it comes specifically to Robot Vacuum Cleaners (RVCs), Roborock’s dominance is even clearer. The company has held the No. 1 position since the second half of 2023, and it continued that streak in 2025 H2 with a record‑breaking 27.0% market share — its highest ever. That makes 2025 the third consecutive year Roborock has topped the global RVC rankings.

Roborock H60

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Roborock announced today the launch of its new Roborock H60 and Roborock H60 Hub Series, a major expansion of the company’s product portfolio into the high-end stick vacuum cleaner segment. Roborock’s new offering features automatic self-emptying technology, further strengthening its position in the high-end cleaning appliance market.The Roborock H60 Hub Series introduces a new auto-empty dock that transforms home cleaning into a smooth experience across all models in this series. Simply dock your vacuum, and in just 10 seconds[3], dust is automatically emptied into a sealed dust bag while the device recharges automatically, ready for the next clean with minimal effort. Designed with an ergonomic docking height of 848mm[3] for the Ultra and Pro, and 843mm[3] for the Hub, it ensures seamless placement without high lifting. Simply retract the telescopic wand and dock it with ease. Once retracted, no high lifting will be needed, making it a breeze to integrate into any home

Simply dock your vacuum, and in just 10 seconds[3], dust is automatically emptied into a sealed dust bag while the device recharges automatically, ready for the next clean with minimal effort. Designed with an ergonomic docking height of 848mm[3] for the Ultra and Pro, and 843mm[3] for the Hub, it ensures seamless placement without high lifting.

Roborock Remains the #1 top selling Robot Vacuum Cleaner Brand globally in 2024

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Roborock, the global leader in ultra-intelligent home robotics engineered to simplify daily life, ranked once again first in global sales volume and turnover amongst Robotic Vacuum Cleaner (RVC) Brands, according to IDC Roborock’s leading position is obvious across the United States and China. Also, Roborock ranks as the top #1 selling RVC brand in volume and value in Denmark, Finland, Germany, Norway, South Korea, Switzerland, and Turkey.

According to IDC, Roborock’s overseas expansion prioritizes developed markets with high demand for smart home products equipped with the latest technology. The brand also emphasizes both online and offline distribution that can provide adequate returns to its intensive R&D efforts.
Also noted by IDC, Roborock’s wide product portfolio covers low, medium, and high-end market segments, and its flagship OmniGrip robotic arm has become a symbol of the industry’s accelerated development.
The IDC paper comes a few weeks after Roborock won several prestigious global media awards at CES 2025 based on the launch of its new revolutionary Roborock Saros series, including the Roborock Saros 10R, the Roborock Saros 10, and the Roborock Saros Z70, the most cutting-edge robotic vacuum cleaner of the year featuring an OmniGrip, the first-of-its-kind mass-produced* foldable robotic arm with five-axis that can deploy itself to clean areas previously obstructed and put away small items such as socks, small towels, tissue papers, and sandals under 300g

Roborock launched a new model

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Roborock self-cleaning sweeping and mopping robot P20 Ultra was officially launched. As a new masterpiece of the Roborock P series, the Roborock P20 Ultra has a 7.98cm thin body, which innovates the cleaning experience of low-rise spaces and interprets the slim aesthetic style. It is also equipped with many innovative functions such as lifting dual-viewing angle LDS, the first zero-entanglement cleaning system, 12N high-pressure hot mopping, intelligent lifting chassis and high-temperature self-cleaning base station 2.0, with comprehensive performance leapfrogging, defining a new generation of all-round slim flagship benchmark.daily cleaning, low spaces often become blind spots. Thanks to the lifting dual-view LDS design, the Roborock P20 Ultra is only 7.98cm thick when the LDS is lowered, and can easily enter and exit low spaces such as the bottom of furniture, beds, sofas, and cabinets, achieving all-round cleaning without blind spots, eliminating dust and protecting the health of your family.
At the same time, the Roborock P20 Ultra has a 100° large window on the rear, which can maintain high-precision positioning and navigation when the LDS is lowered, avoiding map loss or getting lost. In open areas, the LDS will remain raised, providing excellent field of view and environmental perception, allowing for a complete scan and more thorough cleaning

Roborock’s new vac features a mechanical arm to clean away any debris in its path.

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Introducing the Roborock Saros Z70 at CES this week, a revolutionary robovac equipped with the first-ever mechanical task arm. This innovation promises to make cleaning more efficient and effortless. The Saros Z70’s mechanical arm is designed to remove debris from its path, ensuring a thorough clean every time. The future of home tidying has never looked so bright and easy!

Using AI that the company developed, the Roborock Saros Z70 can detect and remove obstructions such as socks, small towels, tissues and sandals weighing less than 300 grams (10.58 ounces), according to the company.

Roborock Becomes #1 Global Robot Vacuum Cleaner Brand

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Global market research agency IDC has named Roborock as the #1 global robot vacuum cleaner brand by unit sales and revenue, according to its 2024 Q2 Worldwide Smart Home Device Tracker released earlier this week. The result represents an 8% increase YoY for the brand.

Separately, the Shanghai Stock Exchange listed company (SHA: 688169) announced impressive H1 growth earlier this year. In the first half of 2024, Roborock achieved operating revenue of 4.416 billion RMB (≈USD$625m), reflecting a year-on-year increase of 30.90%. The parent company’s shareholders saw their net profit reach 1.12 billion RMB (≈USD$158m), representing a significant year-on-year growth of 51.57%.

IDC’s report states that product design and tech innovation are at the forefront of Roborock’s reasons for commercial success, with 2024 upgrades to its Qrevo and S Series “making Roborock products become more lightweight and providing enhanced navigation, obstacle avoidance, and hair entanglement prevention to consumers.”Roborock won several prestigious global media awards at IFA 2024 based on the launch of its new Qrevo Curv series, the first commercially available robot vacuum cleaner that can climb upon floor obstacles as high as 40mm[1] through a new self-developed technology called AdaptiLift Chassis. At IFA, the company also launched the Roborock Qrevo Slim, the industry first[2] and slimmest[3] dual-light 3D ToF navigation robot vacuum

Roborock Qrevo Curv

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The New Roborock Qrevo Curv is designed to tackle various cleaning challenges with ease. It features a chassis that can lift 10mm to prevent carpets from blocking the suction ports. Additionally, it can elevate itself by 4cm to navigate over thresholds and obstacles.

This model boasts an impressive suction power of 18,500Pa, ensuring thorough cleaning. It also includes a FlexiArm side brush for reaching into corners and a new anti-tangle brush roll to prevent hair from getting tangled. The self-emptying dock has been completely redesigned with a sleek, modern curved look, making it less obtrusive in your home.

Roborock Unveils Roborock Qrevo Master

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Powerful Self-Cleaning Robotic Vacuum with Improved Corner and Edge Technology

Roborock, a global leader in ultra-intelligent home robotics engineered to simplify daily life, today announced its latest innovative cleaning device, the Roborock Qrevo Master. This powerful new robotic vacuum cleaner helps users Clean Like a Master, with innovative features including:

FlexiArm Design™ Technology: Reaches into tight corners and edges, leaving no dust behind.
10,000 Pa HyperForce® suction: Picks up hair, debris, and pet messes from all surfaces.
DuoRoller Riser™ Brush: Achieve 99% hair removal from carpets effortlessly, with no worries about tangled hair.
Multifunctional Dock 3.0: Intelligently cleans and disinfects mops and cleans the dock base every time.
“Hello Rocky” Intelligent Voice Assistant: Convenient cleaning is just a call away.
Reactive AI Obstacle Recognition: Recognizes and avoids 62 types of objects, including pets.With the Roborock Qrevo Master, convenient cleaning is just a call away thanks to the “Hello Rocky” Intelligent Voice Assistant. Users can start and stop cleaning, adjust settings and more with a simple voice command. No need to bend down and press buttons, just tell Rocky what to do and relax.

But the Roborock Qrevo Master isn’t just about convenience, it’s also about smart navigation. Thanks to Reactive AI Obstacle Recognition, the Roborock Qrevo Master identifies and avoids a whopping 62 types of objects, including your furry friends. This intelligent system ensures a smooth cleaning experience, preventing the vacuum from getting stuck or tangled. The Roborock Qrevo Master navigates your home with ease, leaving you with a clean space and peace of mind.

Availability

The Qrevo Master is available for purchase in the United States, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain now.