Earlier today, Roborock invited us to a luxurious house in Cheras to check out their latest products, which includes the Qrevo Curv 2 Pro robot vacuum and the F25 Ultra stick vacuum cleaner. Both models first debuted in IFA 2025 just earlier this month, and here’s our first look.
Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Pro
The first of the two products demonstrated on-site today is the second generation Qrevo Curv model, the Qrevo Curv 2 Pro. This model – now with 25,000Pa suction power – has brought several new innovations, such as AdaptiLift chassis lift system that climbs over obstacles up to 4cm high (as well as maintaining optimal height for carpet suction), two-piece symmetrical brush roll design that prevents tangling, automatically-recessed LiDAR module to lower its profile down to 7.98cm for tight spaces, and it’s even capable of extending, lifting or jettisoning its mops depending on the situation.
More distinctively, the dock has a very unique curvature unlike most robot vacuum docks with boxy-looking designs; that’s where the name ‘Curv’ comes from, after all. Inside, the mops are washed though 100°C water via the newly-improved, lower-maintenance cleaning tray to remove stains or pathogens with, with SGS and TÜV certifications to back them up. There’s also voice assistant function with the “Hello Rocky” phrase (and you don’t have to speak loudly to activate it), which works even without internet connection.
Roborock F25 Ultra
The second highlighted product is the F25 Ultra stick vacuum, which is claimed as the industry-first wet and dry vacuum cleaner of its kind. There are two cleaning modes – 150°C steam (VaporFlow) and 86°C hot water (WaveFlow) – which tackles dried stains and oil grease respectively (while also capable of removing bacteria and allergens), all without damaging the floor panels. Its lay-flat design also allows the vacuum to access areas with just 12.5cm of clearance, and you can use the app to let it deal with hard-to-reach spots with its motor-driven wheels onboard.
You can expect these products to be launches in Malaysia in the near future, although no pricing has been announced at the time of this writing.
Pokdepinion: A lot of tech going into these rather unassuming home appliances.
