Dreame Technology has launched a new flagship robotic vacuum with mop system. This is my hands-on review of the DreameBot L20 Ultra, distributed in Singapore by Dasher SG. It will be available from 31 Aug 2023 at a launch price of S$1499 at COMEX 2023 and comes with 2-year warranty.
My Past Experiences with Robot Vacuum Cleaners
I’ve used robot vacuums for years and most of the standalone models have limitations that I have learned to compromise. Here’s some of my pain points:
Cables get entangled by stray objects which disrupted automated cleaning
Robot cleaner keeps bumping on furniture to detect obstacles and walls
Hassle to clear the dust tray regularly
Hassle to remove trapped hair and dirt in the rollers
As for the mop function, it’s something that I rarely use, because:
Tank size is insufficient for whole house mopping
Hassle to top up water manually on the robot cleaner itself
Needs to clean mop pad manually after each cleaning task
Cannot use detergent
I quite like the DreameBot L10 Ultra that I reviewed as it comes with a base station to hold water tank and can empty the dust box, but it lacks some premium features found on the L10S Ultra which are as follows:
Able to dispense detergent for mopping
Built-in AI camera that is better at detecting obstacles and supports surveillance features
In that respect, I would have loved the L10S Ultra if I have that as my robot vacuum. But now that I have reviewed this DreameBot L20 Ultra, this latest model clearly takes the cake as the ultimate hands-free robot vacuum and mop system.
My New Experience with DreameBot L20 Ultra
The DreameBot L20 Ultra is a self-sustaining home cleaning system that can vacuum and mop your house maintenance-free for months. The base stations stands at 60.7cm tall, 50cm wide. Using LDS technology, it creates a floor map of your house and with that you can define a cleaning pattern for each area, or leave it to the new L20 Ultra with its CleanGenius(TM) mode that will clean high-dirt area repeatedly. You do not even need to change water! How is it possible?