Amazon.ca lists the Roborock Qrevo S Pro robot vacuum and mop at C$599.99 at the time of writing, which is 40% below the C$999.99 regular price on Roborock’s own Canadian store. We checked the Amazon.ca page on October 27, 2026. The seller is Roborock Technology Co. Ltd, with shipping from Amazon.

The Qrevo S Pro pairs an 18,500 Pa robot with a dock that empties the dust, washes the mops and dries them. The listing shows a deal end time early on November 2, 2026, and prices can change at any time.

How much is the Roborock Qrevo S Pro in Canada?

The Amazon.ca deal price is C$599.99. Roborock’s Canadian store lists the regular price at $999.99 CAD and shows its own sale price of $599.99 CAD, so Amazon matches the maker’s current sale price rather than beating it. Here is how the numbers line up:

  • Amazon.ca deal price: C$599.99
  • Roborock Canada regular price: $999.99 CAD
  • Roborock Canada sale price: $599.99 CAD
  • Roborock US store price: $699.99 USD, with no discount shown

The savings are measured against Roborock’s official regular price, not against a crossed out price chosen by the store. For readers in the United States, we only checked Roborock’s own US store, which lists $699.99 USD. This story is about the Amazon.ca price.

Qrevo S Pro cleaning along a wall and around a cat on a rug
Photo: Roborock Canada

What does the Qrevo S Pro offer?

Roborock describes the Qrevo S Pro as a robot that vacuums and mops in one pass, then looks after itself at the dock. These are the figures from Roborock’s pages:

  • Suction: 18,500 Pa HyperForce, a maximum measured in the maker’s internal testing
  • Mops: dual liftable spinning mops, up to 200 RPM in custom mode, with 30 water flow levels
  • Carpet: the mops lift up to 10 mm
  • Navigation: PreciSense LiDAR mapping and Reactive Tech structured light obstacle avoidance
  • Battery: 5200 mAh
  • Robot size: 13.8 x 13.9 x 3.8 in, with a height of 9.65 cm
  • Dock size: 13.4 x 19.2 x 20.4 in

The dock does most of the chores. According to Roborock, it can run up to 65 days without manual emptying, washes the mops at up to 75 degrees C, then dries them with warm air at a noise level of 45 dB. The side brush is an anti tangle design, which Roborock says reached 0% hair tangling in SGS certified testing. The robot is controlled through the Roborock app, which includes SmartPlan 2.0.

Dual spinning mops working on stains on a wood floor
Photo: Roborock Canada

What should you check before buying?

Roborock’s pages do not give a runtime figure for the 5200 mAh battery, so check how big your floor area is against reviews you trust. The 200 RPM mop speed only applies in custom mode with extreme water flow, so everyday cleaning will run slower than that.

Carpet settings must be chosen manually in the app, which is worth knowing if you have rugs. Roborock also says the 18,500 Pa figure is a maximum and that real results vary with the home.

Roborock’s Canadian store lists a 1 year warranty valid only in Canada and a 30 day return policy. Those terms are for Roborock’s own store, so read the return terms on the Amazon.ca page if you buy there.

Cutaway view of the multifunctional dock with its water tanks and mop washing area
Photo: Roborock Canada

Prices

In Canada, the deal price is C$599.99 on Amazon.ca at the time of writing, against a regular price of C$999.99. In the United States, Roborock’s own store lists $699.99 USD. We did not find a US Amazon price to report. Prices can change at any time, so check the listing before you order.

Dock drying the mops with warm air in a family living room
Photo: Roborock Canada

Who it suits

Pet owners. The anti tangle side brush and the 65 day emptying claim are aimed at homes with hair and litter to pick up. Roborock’s own examples include dust, cat litter, cereal and pet food.

Mixed floor homes. Mops that lift up to 10 mm on carpet, and carpet settings in the app, suit houses with hardwood or tile next to rugs.

Small spaces. At 9.65 cm tall the robot is built to reach under furniture, but the dock is 13.4 x 19.2 x 20.4 in, so measure the spot along a wall first.

Who should wait. Shoppers who want a published runtime, or who would rather buy from Roborock directly with its Canadian warranty, can compare the two stores. They show the same C$599.99 price today.

What is not known yet

Amazon.ca does not say how many units are available, and the maker’s pages do not give battery runtime. We did not test the robot, so every performance figure above is Roborock’s claim.

Open the Amazon.ca listing and the Roborock Canada page side by side, confirm the model name is Qrevo S Pro and that the price still reads C$599.99, then decide.