The Dreame L10s Ultra is a high-end robot vacuum that I have used almost daily for at least two months, scheduled twice a day through the Dreame Home app. I can confidently say that this model pushes the experience of automated cleaning further, though with some practical considerations to keep in mind.

Setup and daily use

The setup process is straightforward. The Dreame Home app makes pairing easy, and once you’ve mapped your home, the robot is quick to understand cleaning zones and routines. The zone feature in particular has been quite handy for me, as I can send the robot to clean specific areas if they get dirty during the day without running a full cycle.

I have mostly relied on scheduled cleaning, letting it run twice a day, and the convenience has been unmatched. Coming back to freshly vacuumed and mopped floors without lifting a finger truly saves time and energy.

The L10s Ultra comes with a 16 Amp plug because of the base station’s higher power requirements (especially for mop drying and self-cleaning functions). Because of this, I had to purchase a 6A to 16A converter plug (around Rs 150 for a pair on Amazon to use it at home. This is something Indian buyers should keep in mind, as most household sockets are 6A by default.

Cleaning performance

With a suction power of up to 5,300Pa, the Dreame L10s Ultra does a solid job of lifting dust, hair, and small debris from both tiles and carpets. It automatically boosts suction when it detects carpets, which helps in achieving a deeper clean.

Pet hair and fine dust are handled well, though like most robot vacuums, hair does get tangled around the side brush and main roller. This is bound to happen with such devices, but the design allows for easy removal, so it is more of a minor inconvenience than a major drawback.

That said, the corner cleaning is not its strongest point. Like most round robot vacuums, it cannot reach edges perfectly. However, the side brush does an acceptable job of pulling dirt from corners, so while not perfect, the results are satisfactory.

When running in Quiet or Standard mode, noise levels are acceptable, allowing me to carry on with regular tasks at home. However, Turbo mode significantly increases the noise, but it does not sound too disturbing.

Mopping and self-maintenance features

The dual rotary mops spinning at 180RPM deliver better scrubbing compared to single-pad models. Stains and grime on hard floors are usually handled effectively, leaving floors with a fresher feel. The mop lifting feature is useful when transitioning between hard floors and carpets, as it avoids wetting carpet fibres unnecessarily.

What really sets the L10s Ultra apart is its base station. The station automatically empties the dustbin, washes the mop pads, refills the water tank, and even dries the mops with hot air to prevent odour. This reduces the need for daily maintenance and ensures the robot is ready for its next cleaning cycle without intervention.

The dust bag inside the base station has a 3L capacity and can last up to 60 days, depending on how dusty your environment is. For larger homes, the two water tanks (2.5L clean water and 2.4L dirty water) make sure the mopping function runs without interruption.

Controls, App support, AI, and camera navigation

The Dreame L10s Ultra’s base station comes with three handy buttons on the top – Leave, Clean, and Dry. The Leave button lets the robot exit the base to begin cleaning, while the Clean button directly starts a cleaning cycle. The Dry button activates or stops the mop pad drying function, helping keep the pads fresh after use. For added safety, pressing the Leave and Dry buttons together enables the child lock, preventing accidental operation.

The Dreame L10s Ultra robot vacuum itself also has three buttons on top – Power/Clean, Spot Clean, and Dock. The Power/Clean button starts or pauses a cleaning session, the Spot Clean button makes the robot clean a specific area in a spiral pattern, and the Dock button sends the robot back to the base station for charging.

The Dreame Home app remains one of the strongest parts of the experience. The 3D mapping is accurate, and the AI-powered navigation works reliably to cover every part of the home. One of the highlights of the L10s Ultra is its AI Action camera combined with 3D structured light, which allows the robot to identify obstacles and tailor its cleaning path intelligently.

This feature ensures the vacuum rarely misses spots or repeats areas unnecessarily, and it avoids getting stuck in tight corners. The camera also enables remote video supervision through the app, which some households may find useful for checking in on their space while away.

In my case, I found the app’s remote control and video monitoring features more of a novelty than an essential function, but for those who want extra reassurance, it adds another layer of utility. Integration with Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri makes it easy to start or stop cleaning with voice commands.

Consumables and running costs

One of the more practical points to consider is the cost of consumables. The Dreame detergent solution recommended for the mop costs Rs 3,609 on Amazon, which feels expensive for long-term use. Given that many Indian households prefer cost-saving alternatives, I suspect some buyers might try using their own floor-cleaning solutions. However, it is unclear whether this could damage the device or affect its performance.

On the positive side, replacement accessories are affordable and widely available. Third-party sellers on Amazon offer complete sets of brushes, mops, rollers, dust bags, and side brushes for around Rs 1,300 to Rs 1,500, making it convenient to maintain the vacuum without overspending.

Design and build quality

The robot itself is compact, with a diameter of 350mm and a height of 97mm, making it capable of moving under most furniture. It feels sturdy and well-built at 3.7kg. The base station, however, is quite large and requires dedicated space. Weighing about 8.9kg and standing tall at 568mm, it’s not discreet, so you’ll need to plan where to place it.

Battery life is another strength. With a 5,200mAh capacity, the robot can run up to 210 minutes in Quiet mode. It takes around 3 to 4 hours to charge completely, which can be done when the device is on standby. For larger homes, this ensures it can cover most areas without having to recharge mid-cycle.

Verdict

Priced at Rs 44,999 on Amazon, the Dreame L10s Ultra is a significant step up from my previous Dreame D9 Max, especially in terms of automation and reduced maintenance. It saves considerable time by handling both vacuuming and mopping while cleaning itself in the process. Over the two months of daily use, I have come to rely on it for keeping my floors consistently clean with minimal intervention.

For those who value convenience and want a largely hands-free cleaning experience, the L10s Ultra delivers well. If you can look past the premium consumable costs, this robot vacuum can be an excellent long-term investment for maintaining a clean home.

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Dreame recently unveiled three new products, such as the Dreame F9 Pro robot vacuum cleaner and two handheld cordless vacuum cleaners, such as the Dreame U10 (hands-on) and H12 Core, in India. Today, the brand confirmed it will introduce a new device dubbed the DreameBot L10s Ultra will launch soon in India. Here is a look at the details of the L10s Ultra that have been officially confirmed by the company.

Dreame L10s Ultra price, availability

The Dreame L10s Ultra is priced at Rs 74,999 (~$900) and will be available through Amazon. In addition, it will be sold via Bora Mobility LPP distributors in the offline market. It comes with a 1-year warranty.

Dreame L10s Ultra key features

The Dreame L10s Ultra, equipped with a sensor navigation system, can meticulously map the house and navigate obstacles to clean corners accurately. The sensor system consists of an RGB camera and 3D structured light. It has a powerful 5,300Pa suction for tackling various surfaces, and its auto-emptying and mop self-cleaning functions contribute to a hassle-free cleaning experience.

With quiet operation at 59 dB and a long-lasting 5,200mAh battery covering up to 2700 sq ft on a single charge, the Dreame L10s Ultra is designed for convenience. It integrates with Alexa and Google Assistant for easy control through a mobile app available for Android and iPhone.

Apart from the above products, the company is also offering the Dreame D9 Max (review) in India. Announced last year, it is available for Rs 24,999 (~$300) in the market.

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