A current Roborock flagship with a dual anti-tangle system and AdaptiLift chassis. The core Roborock integration gives fast local control on the LAN, but it needs a Roborock account and leans on the cloud for maps and when offline.
Tier 2, cloud-assisted-local. The Qrevo Curv pairs 18,500 Pa HyperForce suction with the FlexiArm side brush, a dual anti-tangle system, and an AdaptiLift chassis for thresholds. In Home Assistant the core Roborock integration exposes the vacuum entity (start, pause, stop, return_to_base, clean_spot, locate, set_fan_speed, send_command) with map and sensor entities and per-room/segment cleaning once segments are mapped to Home Assistant areas. Same tier caveats as the rest of the current line: a Roborock account is required to set up, local control runs on port 58867 with ~30-second polling, maps and routines still come from the cloud, and the robot blocks its own local API whenever it cannot reach Roborock's servers. It is a recommended current flagship, and Valetudo is the fully cloud-free alternative on rootable hardware.
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