With the L10s Ultra, Dreame wants to make daily household chores easier. The robot vacuum cleaner is a compendium of technology and comes with a very complete docking station, relieving the user of the maintenance of the device.
To compete with the best devices on the market, Dreame continues to offer increasingly autonomous robot vacuum cleaners. Thanks to its highly advanced base, the L10s Ultra effectively relieves the user of most maintenance tasks related to floor care. Its navigation system is more than satisfactory and it offers very good surface coverage. Its suction performance is also very good, but it could be even better by improving the side brush. Mops have the advantage of spacing out washing sessions but they do not (yet) replace a real floor scrubber. In a nutshell, even if the L10s Ultra shows that all-in-one robots still have a way to go, it nonetheless remains one of the best robot vacuum cleaners in our comparison.
Strong points
- Very complete base.
- Good suction performance.
- Coverage of surfaces more than adequate.
- Perfect navigation.
Weak points
- Side brush that ejects debris.
- Disappointing washing performance.
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Alternatively
The Roborock Q Revo methodically goes through the house and almost nothing resists it in its path, including encrusted stains, as long as you separate vacuuming and washing. To avoid spoiling anything, its station takes care of the main maintenance chores. On the other hand, the user is not exempt from putting away small objects on the floor before passing, just as the Q Revo is not the most judicious choice depending on the carpets in the home.