Dreame - L10s Ultra Gen 2

I Got the dreame L10s Ultra Gen 2 and I'm very happy with it. I bought one 7 years ago, and back then, the technology sucked. Nowadays, however, the technology is ready, and robot vaccums from mid range and up work very well.

I have not used my vaccum since I bought my l10S gen2 a month ago. So far it seems it does an exceptionally god job

The max has serious issues with the cleaning station, which include a fragile dirty water pump and an unreliable water temperature sensor, also, the pro doesn’t have an internal water container and therefore has to return to its station to wet its mop pads. I believe a much better option would be the dreame l10s ultra gen 2

I Have the same and it is easy of you Have HACS installed. From there install the "Dreame Vacuum" Integration (Beta version) and the L10s Ultra Gen2 is recognized.

Ich würde dir so etwa 500€ empfehlen, dort bekommst du am meisten für dein geld, ich selber hab den dreame l10 ultra gen2 und bin sehr zufrieden damit Kommt natürlich drauf ob er auch selber wischen soll, wenn dir das nicht so wichtig ist gehts auch noch wesentlich günstiger

We are really enjoying our Dreame L10s Ultra Gen2. Bought it in the sale. My girlfriend was sceptical and called me crazy for buying it but since we have it it is running through our house every other day. We almost havent touched our normal vacuum since it arrived. It mop and, it cleans itself. The only thing you have to do is refill the water tank, remove the dirty water (and the water gets dirty) and replace the dirt bag in the station once every while.

If you can wait, the Dreame L10s Ultra Gen 2 is $699 with a coupon right now but has dropped to $599 before. That's a much better robot with better suction, obstacle avoidance, battery life, edge mopping, and probably app experience. The T20 does have hot mop washing while the Dreame doesn't. However, the T20 also does not have an onboard water tank, meaning it must repeatedly return to the dock to wet the mops. Also, when you say "fill itself" I assume you don't mean plumbing, since all of these robots will need the water tanks changed manually.

of these 3 the Dreame L10s Plus has spin mops which are better than the other two with their "drag rag" type mops. The N20 Pro's mop is gonna be a little better than the L60 since it vibrates back and fourth a little bit as it goes but the spin mops are the way to go IMO none of these have the self cleaning mop station of course but your gonna be spending a bit more for that function. If you can swing it the Dreame L10s Ultra Gen 2 is 899 USD and has the full service dock (washes and drys the mop pads, refills the water tank on the bot etc) and also has the corner extending mop arm to reach the corners better. worth the couple extra hundred IMO. I have a Eufy X10 pro which has the full service dock and I love it. I dont have to worry about manually filling the water tank or cleaning the pads (aside from swapping them out weekly to run through the washing machine) I snagged mine for 520 refurbished on ebay though.

I just got the Dreame L10S Ultra Gen 2, I think all of the Dreame robots have a rubber brush instead of hard plastic with bristles, and it seems to handle things well! I don’t have much long hair here anymore but I have two cats that leave fur everywhere It also caught an iPhone cable that my son left on the floor, got totally wrapped up but when I pulled on one end it just came right out, didn’t tangle at all. Also apparently Dreame has a special brush with some bits to stop hair from getting caught, I don’t know how well it works though.

We also have a roboroco (dreame ls10 ultra, at this point there are probably newer models) and I LOVE IT. I still need to pick up 6483939 toys and move my furniture before I use it but my toddler gets crumbs everywhere and we constantly have ants coming in from outside if we don't find every last crumb. I love that it mops. I find it a bit tedious to do the maintaince on it (cleaning the washboard, unclogging the self vacuum chute, replacing the mop pads) but it's honestly 1/1000 of the work of mopping yourself even just one time. My husband (who has vacuumed twice in 15 years and never mopped) thought it was an extravagant purchase at first but he's been converted too. 

Hya, I’m trying to replace two very old Roborock S5, which are in ever increasing need of fixing small issues. I live in NZ and the options are more limited than in the US or Europe. I’d like to upgrade to a self-emptying and self-cleaning vacuum mop combo. Within budget I got four options for essentially the same price: Dreame L10S Ultra Gen 2 or Roborock QRevo L or ECOVACS Deebot T30 Omni or Roborock S7 Max Ultra. My house is relatively small (less than 100sqm) with a mix of lino, carpet and rugs. I’ve got a moulting dog, but poop is no issue. However, obstacles can be an issue (nooks and crannies, forgotten charge cables, shoe laces, challenging furniture shapes). I’ve spent hours comparing, but feel I’m comparing apples and oranges, specs vs. real world performance, outdated reviews etc… I’d appreciate any advice you can offer. Thank you.

Thank you. That’s the one I’m leaning to. It seems like good value for money. I just wasn’t sure how it stacks up in practice, so thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing! Much appreciated. The L10S Ultra Gen 2 has done away with the accessible camera. I assume because of people’s privacy concerns. Not quite sure what hardware they use for the obstacle avoidance, and what the remaining privacy risk there is. The available info about the hardware seems limited. I like Roborock as a brand and their app. However, this QRevo L version I can get for a good price hasn't got the flexiarm mop you get with the Pro. This kind of feature seems to make quite a bit of difference achieving almost edge-less mopping from what I’ve read. I hadn’t come across this QRevo L before. It seems to be a basic version with suction increased to 10kPa.