We have the dreame matrix 10 ultra and absolutely love it. But it is pricey but worth it to us. We got it on sale for $1399…very lucky 🍀 it does everything as advertised however we just got it (this model came out in September).
I mean you get what you pay for. Our cheaper robots clean good enough until you could clean the floors yourself. This one we only change the water once a week, it cleans its pads and changes the pads, it does such a good job I don’t feel like I need to vacuum or mop after it, it can also go up or down different level flooring. The model coming out next year can go up and down stairs also can clean boarders.
Yes once it maps it cleans accordingly, it even can see a pet and will use the pet cleaner in that area. It has three cleansers, pet, all purpose, and wood.
It also takes wet mop heads off when cleaning carpet and rugs.
We have a robot vacuum/mop on every floor. Can’t wait for them to do the stairs. Ours change and clean their own mop heads, add soap for different types of floors and empties the vacuum on its own.
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I have just jumped ship from Ecovacs to Dreame last week, switching from a genuinely cursed X5 Omni Pro to the Matrix10 Ultra.
Considering Ecovacs positions the X series as “flagship” models, and with the spring discount the Matrix10 was in the same price bracket, they are WORLDS APART.
Daisy (the Matrix10) is far more powerful yet much quieter. She cleans right to the edges and corners, doesn’t hallucinate entire rooms or randomly decide the map layout should be at a jaunty angle, she doesn’t pretend she can’t see right or do infinite donuts in the hallway, and everything about her cleaning strategies and navigation is better in every conceivableway.
I no longer worry about what psychosis my potentially murderous robot will have today, and the cleaning is excellent.
Do not delay. Your Ecovacs is probably plotting your demise right now.
It was £900 which I think is about $1200 right now. It might be the current sale prices for Dreame aren’t running in all regions (but here in the UK it’s the same discount on their own site and Amazon).
Going by my experience of Ecovacs and Dreame, and what I’ve read, I’d imagine every Dreame is probably better than the Ecovacs models in the same price range. Looks like the same can be said for Roborock, most people consider them the most matured brand.
Yes it does. It’s the most useful and amazing bit of home tech I’ve ever owned.
150sqm of tiles, rugs, a dog, 5 year old daughter and I only manual mop if there’s been a spillage of something. Had a Roborock S8 pro ultra for a couple years and now a Dreame Matrix 10 - it’s another level.
You will not find any that have a fabulous customer service. I am very happy with the Mobius 60 so far. I also have tried the dreame matrix 10, mova z60, narwal flow, and the dream aqua 10 roller. The rollers mop a little better (but all had failures within a month, except the narwal which couldn't map my house well and got stuck under my furniture).
It appears I am on a quest to find the right vacuum for my home. I started off on Black Friday purchasing the Mova z60 and Narwal Flow. After about 2 weeks of testing we determined that although the Flow cleaned better, it did not path correctly in certain areas of our house and would often be over aggressive and get stuck under cabinets. So we returned it. The mova z60 although cleaning slightly worse didn't miss spots, but still would occasionally get stuck under the cabinets (she is slightly shorter than the narwal flow). Unfortunately she broke a week later (main brush error that couldn't be fixed). So she had to go back. I recently purchased the Dreame Matrix 10, unfortunately, she doesn't seem to vacuum as well as the other two often leaving behind some crumbs and her battery life is horrendous. She does not get stuck at all though which is fantastic.
Going to give her another week or so to see if I change my mind but I think she may be returned to.
Any suggests on a vacuum that had a decent battery and mops pretty well?
It appears the Mova Mobius 60 somehow has a better battery according to vacuum wars, and its 400 dollars cheaper than the matrix.
Also am considering trying the Saros 10R (but I have seen a lot of complaints about the vacuuming
Also contemplating waiting for the x60, but not a huge fan of the Dreame app.
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