DREAMEL40 Ultra Robot Vacuum with Removable & Liftable Mop, Extendable & Liftable SideBrush, 11,000Pa Suction, 149℉ Mop & Washboard Self Cleaning, Auto-Empty, Auto Refill, Voice Control

Successfully combining vacuuming and mopping functions into a single autonomous unit that can map, navigate, schedule and clean multiple rooms, while successfully avoiding obstacles, on multiple occasions, without frequent owner interventions, makes this device a highly valued home floor cleaning appliance. Dreame is a high-tech, cutting-edge company that designs and produces floor cleaners that are unmatched by their competitors. Since using L40 Ultra our floors are kept show-room clean while only needing to provide simple, intermittent appliance maintenance. The control software appliance functions are highly customizable so each room can be cleaned with its own unique cleaning protocol. As elderly home owners, we so appreciate well designed, easy to use home maintenance aids that require minimal physical effort! Clearly this best describes Dreame products, they are the best that money can buy.

I’ve been using this vac for about 3 weeks now, and I gotta say, for 500$ it's a no brainer.My home is 70/30 carpet/tile. I recently deep vac'd my entire home with my Dyson, and I used this vac right after. The amount of crap it was STILL able to pull from the carpets was bewildering, to be honest. And that's without the tri-cut brush, which I've heard makes it even better.I've been putting it thru its paces, it seems fairly intelligent, and it has no problem navigating my home.Carpets, rugs, tile, it handles it all, and my home has never been cleaner.The app is somewhat polished, but it does take some experimenting. The mopping is fantastic. You can control the amount of water it uses, and how hot it makes the water. It also will remember trouble spots, and you can set it up to rework those spots. But the fact that you can have it leave the mop pads behind to go vac was the icing on the cake. They should ALL have this feature, it just makes sense. Why drag wet, dirty mops over carpet? You can have it lift the pads, but why not just leave them behind?The side arms are amazing, and it extends BOTH the brush AND the mop. Perfect for baseboards and chair legs.It knows when to extend them, and you can even set the side sweeper to work on carpets.It also has all the camera, pet detection, and voice functionality that comes with high end models, but I really have no need for these.Noise wise it’s about average, but for the few minutes it self empties it is a bit loud.The object detection and avoidance are top notch, tho it may take a few tries to get everything right. After 3 weeks of use, it knows the ins and outs of my home, and I feel safe allowing it to run freely overnight, on a completely tailored schedule. It was a bit difficult to set it to vacuuming without pads, then coming back for them, but only in certain rooms. Again, utilizing all of the functions in the app may take some getting used to. It seems the app is mostly geared to a non English audience.Bear in mind that OEM parts are quite pricey, but there are many cheaper third party parts (bags, brushes, filters, etc) that work quite well. The detergent you use MUST BE from Dreame, or you risk voiding the warranty. It’s around 25$ for a bottle that should easily last 6 months, at a minimum.Would I pay 1500$ or so for this?Not at all.But if you can get this for 500$, it’s an absolute steal.I haven't had the need for customer support, yet, but if/when I do, I'll make sure to update this review.So far, it's a Dreame.

My past experiences with Dreame vacuums have been overwhelmingly positive. My previous model served me reliably for a solid 2.5 years before encountering any issues, leading me to believe in the brand's durability and efficiency. Unfortunately, this latest Dreame vacuum has proven to be a stark and deeply disappointing contrast, lasting a mere five hours before exhibiting significant problems.From the outset, the cleaning performance was abysmal. A single cleaning cycle of my relatively small 10ft by 10ft area stretched to an unacceptable four hours (and 4 different cycles of sending it out) During this extended period, the vacuum displayed an alarming tendency to ensnare itself on virtually every power cord and USB cable within its reach, repeatedly disconnecting them.Furthermore, the robot became entangled no less than three times, with the severity of these incidents even causing the mop pads to detach on one occasion. On two separate instances, it managed to suck up USB cables, dragging them along while continuing its erratic cleaning path.Most frustratingly, a specific 10ft by 10ft section proved to be an insurmountable obstacle for this device. Despite initiating the cleaning cycle four separate times, the vacuum consistently failed to address this area, leaving it untouched.This experience has been profoundly frustrating and has severely damaged my confidence in Dreame's current product quality. While my past interactions with the brand were positive, the abysmal performance and numerous malfunctions of this particular model make it impossible for me to recommend it. Potential buyers should exercise extreme caution and consider alternative options before investing in this vacuum.