I hope you are right about Dreame as I just got L50 pro Ultra.
After almost 10 years with Roomba 980 my biggest fear is that these tech filled toys cant live half of that
I have a Dreame L50s Pro Ultra for down stairs, which is all tile with the occasional low pile rug. It does the hoovering and mopping. I have a Eufy L60 for upstairs which is a mix of carpet and laminate. It only hoovers. We have both robots set on schedule to do their jobs at 5pm when we're usually not in the house (as we're out walking the dog).
The Eufy model is around 200e. The Dreame model is around 600e.
Hi everyone,
**UPDATE: Decided to go with Narwal Flow 2. As I get full money back from Amazon for my Dreame L50 Pro Ultra, it’s a zero-sum game. Thanks for all the help!**
I’m currently using a Dreame L50 Pro Ultra, but I’m not fully happy with it anymore. The mop pads sometimes fall off, and overall I’m not completely satisfied with the mopping performance.
For my next robot vacuum, the most important things are:
* Strong mopping performance, ideally with a roller mop if that really is better
* Long-term reliability and durability
* Good build quality
* Reliable navigation and obstacle avoidance
I’ve been looking at a few options, but I’m still unsure which one makes the most sense:
* Roborock Saros 20
* Mova Z60 Ultra Roller
* Narwal Flow 2
Roborock seems to have the strongest reputation for quality, but I’ve also read mixed reviews about its mopping performance.
Which one would you recommend for daily vacuuming and mopping on hardwood floors? We have two dogs, so hair, dirt, and paw prints are a daily thing.
Thanks a lot for your advice!
Actually i dont like the L50 series imho. the incremental increase in suction and water temp plus that little wheel lift is too little feature for that huge price bump over L40. The dual brush on L50 is kind of meh unless you have deep carpet. For hard floor, single brush is good enough.
Personally mova p10 pro ultra (which is literally just dreame L40 but with the detachable mop pad software lock) is the best value for money. Especially when they are on sale. both dreame and mova belong the same company and used the same upstream supplier btw. They just market it to differently. Almost all the spare part are interchangeable between mova and L series machine.
Roborock saros Z70 gave up a lot internal room to fit that robo arm. So its suction and dust capacity is much lower than non-arm equivalent. I don't think it justified the cost and lower suction power yet.
btw there are reusable dust bag with zipper. Just to let you know. It's sold by 3rd party and less hepa seal but the trade off is you dont need to buy new bag when it's filled. just unzip and empty it out then zip back in.
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