Dreame Robot Vacuum Buyer’s Guide 2025: Best Models Compared

This guide explains the practical differences between Dreame robot vacuums, organized by price and generation—from older, budget-friendly models to the latest premium devices. We focus on the features that Dreame builds into every model and then look at how each series adds more advanced functions. Our aim is to help you decide which series and which model best fits your cleaning needs.

Dreame Series Overview

Dreame has five active series: the D series, the L series, the X series, the Aqua10, and the Matrix10. The models are numbered by generation within that series with the higher number being the more recent model (for example, the L20 will be older than the L40).

The D series is the entry level series. The D series got a refresh with the recent 2025 Dreame Product release with more advanced suction, anti-tangle brushes, and other upgrades. Jump to D Series

The L series is the mid-range series and is made up of the L10s family, the L20 Ultra model, the L40 Ultra model, the L40s refresh, and the new L50 Ultra. (The newer L robots carry a lot of the advanced features that are found on the premium X series with a comparable price tag, bumping them into premium range). Jump to L Series

The X series is a premium series for Dreame robot vacuums and includes their most prized features and innovations – carrying a price tag that reflects these enhancements. Jump to X Series

The Aqua10 series, released late in 2025, is Dreame’s first robot vacuum with a rolling mop system. Kitted out with some of the biggest advancements in Dreame Technology, the Aqua10 series is currently made up of 2 models. Jump to Aqua10.

The Matrix10 was announced alongside the Aqua10 models in 2025. With a unique multi-pad mopping system managed in the dock, the Matrix10 is the most advanced Dreame robot to date. This category has only one model so far. Jump to Matrix10.

Evolution of the Mopping Design

For a long while, Dreame maintained a consistent cleaning strategy. The first major change came with the L series, which introduced dual rotary mopheads in place of the older plate mop, which has to be manually removed and cleaned between uses. This switch to spinning mopheads opened the door to extending mop heads, automatically detaching mop heads, and mop maintenance in the dock, dramatically increasing hands-free cleaning.

Core Technologies

• Vormax™ Suction System: All Dreame models use this trademarked suction technology. The suction power climbs with the robot lineup as each new generation improves performance.
• Mopping/Vacuum Combo: All current robots in the Dreame brand have a mopping ability, but the entry level D series lacks certain automations.
• Brush Systems: Early models use a single rising rubber main brush with an option to upgrade to the TriCut anti-tangle brush; many newer models now include DuoBrush anti-tangle system
• Pathfinder Smart Navigation: Dreame robots use LiDAR-based mapping and multi‑floor route planning to cover your home efficiently.
• App Control & Voice Integration: Each model supports control via the DreameHome app and is compatible with third‑party voice assistants like Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant.

Naming Conventions

Naming conventions in the Dreame brand are most important for understanding the L series, with Dreame’s six-member L10s family as the most confusing part of the lineup.

• “Max” is only used in the D9 Max Gen 2. It likely refers to an improved D9 over an original model which is no longer available, and it appears that the “Max” designation is retired after the D9 Max. The “Max” does not include a dock.
• “Pro” refers to an enhanced version of a robot model. If a robot is named a “Pro” only, then it doesn’t include a dock.
• “Plus” includes a dock with an auto-empty dustbin.
• “Ultra” includes a dock with an auto-empty dustbin and mop-washing.
• “Pro Ultra” means an enhanced version of a robot with a dustbin-emptying and mop-washing “ultra” dock.
• “Master” indicates that the dock is integrated into the plumbing of your house without its own water tanks.
• “s” (as in L10s or L40s): Dreame tags “s” at the end of a family name to mark a sub-generation refresh, typically including upgrades to the robot’s intelligence or hardware.
  

Dreame seems to be following the unfortunate naming convention of attaching cryptic letters to variant models, as in the new CE and AE version of the L40s, that don’t signal much useful information to the user.

Dreame D Series: Entry Level Models

Dreame D Series Overview

The D series represents Dreame’s entry level models. This series includes the D9 Max Gen 2 and the D10 Plus Gen. It also got a members in the middle of 2025 with the D20 Plus and D20 Pro Plus

The D series is your ‘no-frills, just clean the floor’ option, best for homes without many transitions between carpet and hard floors and not too much floor-clutter.

Dreame D Series Features

D Series Navigation

Navigation is handled with LiDAR sensors (trademarked as “Pathfinder Navigation”) and basic obstacle detection. They use an impact plate sensor (which means it may gently bump into stuff before it senses anything, then moves along or around the obstacle until it senses the path is open again).

The notable exception to this is the new D20 Pro Plus, which was released in mid-2025 with the addition of 3D structured light obstacle avoidance. This is the first member of the D series with obstacle avoidance.

D Series Mopping

The D series models use a plate mop system rather than the newer dual rotary mop heads. This mop pad is pulled behind the robot, while the water tank replenishes the water in the pad at 3 adjustable rates of flow. A plate mop has to be removed and cleaned between uses, and it will not lift over carpets, so you will need to do separate runs for mopping and vacuuming.

D Series Brushes

Early D-series models have a fixed side brush and a “Floating” all-rubber main brush. This brush lifts over carpet and other obstacles to prevent battering the brush or getting stuck. The single rubber brush can be swapped out for the TriCut Anti-Tangle brush which is sold separately. The TriCut slices long hair before it can tangle around the brush and is a good option for users who are likely to need this. 

The D20 Plus and the D20 Pro Plus exchanged the single brush with the DuoBrush that had been previously reserved for the premium Dreame robots. This was a huge change for the D series, allowing the D20 Plus to manage hair tangles out of the box without purchasing a TriCut add-on.

The D20 Pro Plus includes an extending side brush and edge sensors to reach into corners.

D series Docks

This series does not have much in the way of docking features. The D9 Max Gen 2 has no dock at all, and the D10 Plus Gen 2 and the D20 models have an auto emptying dustbin that empties into a bag in the dock. Docking features become more robust in the L series.

Dreame D Series Models

The D9 Max Gen 2 model comes without a dock: it has a charger only and a larger dustbin to accommodate the greater accumulation of dust. It also has a larger-capacity water tank on board the robot. The robot’s dustbin must be emptied manually. 

The D10 Plus Gen 2 model has a smaller water tank than the D9 Max Gen 2 and a smaller dustbin on board the robot. The dustbin is emptied automatically into its accompanying dock, which they claim can go up to 90 days before needing maintenance.  

The new D20 Plus and D20 Pro Plus make a significant leap in official suction over the older D models, more than doubling it to 13,000Pa. The D20 Pro Plus also has a carpet boost feature, where it increases its suction when it senses carpet. With the inclusion of the anti-tangle DuoBrush and a bigger battery, this D20 refresh is meant to boost the cleaning performance of Dreame’s entry-level line.

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Dreame L Series: Mid‑Range Models and Advances in Mopping and Automation

Dreame L Series Overview

The L series moves away from plate mops and introduces dual rotary mop heads, which provide a scrubbing action that the plate mops lack. These models also feature better navigation, enhanced obstacle avoidance, and more advanced docking stations that can empty dustbins and take care of mop maintenance. These models lift their mops over carpet, so you don’t have to do separate mop and vacuum runs, greatly enhancing automation.

The Dreame L series has five generations, the L10s, the L20, the L40, the L40s, and the L50. The L10s has six members, and this generation is the trickiest to understand. We will try to simplify it for you here. The naming conventions listed above are important to understanding the L10s series.

All models in the L series except for the L10s Pro Gen 2 have an auto empty dustbin (the L10s Pro Gen 2 has no dock, only a charger), and the L10s Plus is the only robot with a dock that does not have automated mop washing. All L models with mop maintenance (an ‘Ultra’ dock) include Auto Detergent Dispensing.

In mid-2025, Dreame introduced the L40s refresh with three new models (L40s Ultra / L40s Ultra AE / L40s Ultra CE) and the L50 Ultra, which expand obstacle-clearing, brush options, suction, and dock capabilities within the L lineup, bringing them closer to the specs (and prices) of the X series.

Dreame L Series Features

L series Navigation and Obstacle Avoidance

All L series models use Pathfinder LiDAR navigation with some improvements over the D series. LiDAR combines with 3D structured light for more effective obstacle avoidance, and higher-level models incorporate additional sensors, AI, and a RGB camera for obstacle recognition. The L40 Ultra, the L40s Ultra AE, and the L50 Ultra have all of the bells and whistles for obstacle avoidance, utilizing a combination of lasers, AI, RGB camera, and LED lighting for obstacle avoidance, a system that performed very well in our tests on the original L40 Ultra.

L series Mopping

As noted before, the Dreame L series makes a big shift from plate mop to dual rotary mopheads, which are two mop pads that spin in opposite directions for a scrubbing action, where the previous D series only used a plate mophead. This greatly increased the automation possible for mopping. These mops lift over carpet, at first only 7mm in the L10s Pro Gen 2, the L10s Plus, and the L10s Ultra, then 10.5mm from the L10s Ultra Gen 2 and onward.

Dual spinning mopheads also allowed for the possibility of automatic mophead detaching, which is first seen on the L20 Ultra and continues through the lineup. We also see:

• MopExtend Technology: Automatically extends the mop pad laterally to clean edges and corners more thoroughly.
• RoboSwing Technology: Provides an active swinging motion to help clean under low furniture and in tight spaces. (Note that some L models, such as the L10s Ultra Gen 2, may only offer MopExtend without the RoboSwing function.)

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L models with MopExtend	L models with RoboSwing	L models with detaching mops
L10s Ultra Gen 2 L10s Pro Ultra L10s Pro Ultra Heat L20 Ultra L40 Ultra L40s Ultra L40s Ultra AE L50 Ultra	L10s Ultra Gen 2 L40 Ultra L40s Ultra CE L50 Ultra	L20 Ultra L40 Ultra L40s Ultra L40s Ultra AE L50 Ultra

L series Brushes

As in the D series, L series models have a fixed side brush. he L40 Ultra, the L40s Ultra, and the L50 Ultra model, which has an extending, lifting side brush to reach deeper into corners.

There are three main brush types. The L series robots have a “Floating” all-rubber main brush that lifts over carpet and other obstacles to prevent battering.

The single rubber brush can be swapped out for the TriCut Anti-Tangle brush which is usually sold separately. The TriCut slices long hair before it can tangle around the brush and is a good addition for users with pets or household members with long hair. The L40s Ultra AE and L40s Ultra CE both ship with a TriCut brush, and the L40s Ultra and the L50 Ultra have the detangling DuoBrush that used to be only available on the X series.

Model	Side brush	Main brush system	Anti-tangle
L10s Pro Gen 2	Fixed	Floating all-rubber (single)	TriCut sold separately
L10s Plus	Fixed	Floating all-rubber (single)	TriCut sold separately
L10s Ultra	Fixed	Floating all-rubber (single)	TriCut sold separately
L10s Ultra Gen 2	Fixed	Floating all-rubber (single)	TriCut sold separately
L10s Pro Ultra	Fixed	Floating all-rubber (single)	TriCut sold separately
L10s Pro Ultra Heat	Fixed	Floating all-rubber (single)	TriCut sold separately
L20 Ultra	Fixed	Floating all-rubber (single)	TriCut sold separately
L40 Ultra	Extendable + liftable	Floating all-rubber (single)	TriCut sold separately
L40s Ultra	Extendable + liftable	HyperStream / Detangling DuoBrush (dual-roller)	DuoBrush system
L40s Ultra AE	Fixed	Liftable rubber or TriCut 3.0 (included swap)	TriCut Included
L40s Ultra CE	Fixed	TriCut anti-tangle (single)	TriCut Included
L50 Ultra	Extendable + liftable	HyperStream / Detangling DuoBrush (dual-roller)	DuoBrush system

L series Docks

Except for the L10s Pro Gen 2 (no dock) and the L10s Plus (with only dustbin emptying), all other L models now come with docks that empty the dustbin AND wash and dry the mop pads with a range of days estimated for hands-off maintenance. Some newer models use hot water for faster and more sanitary mop-washing (see table below).

CleanGenius™ dirt detection first appears in the L10s Pro Ultra and becomes standard on Dreame robot vacuums from then on. This technology senses dirt in the dock. If the mop pads are especially dirty, the robot will trigger a rewash of the area where the excess dirt was detected.

Fast Charging is introduced on the L10s Ultra Gen 2 and becomes a standard feature.

Washboard Cleaning, where the part of the dock that cleans the mop pads also cleans itself, first appears on the L40 and becomes a standard dock feature in the X series.

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L models with only Auto-empty Dustbin	L Models with Auto-empty dustbins and mop washing/drying	L models with hot water mop washing	L models with Dirt detection	L models with Fast Charging	L Models with Washboard Cleaning
L10s Plus	L10s Ultra, L10s Ultra Gen 2, L10s Pro Ultra, L10s Pro Ultra Heat, L20 Ultra, L40 Ultra, L40s Ultra, L40s Ultra AE, L50 Ultra	L10s Pro Ultra Heat, L40 Ultra, L40s Ultra, L40s Ultra AE, L50 Ultra	L10s Pro Ultra, L10s Pro Ultra Heat, L20 Ultra, L40 Ultra, L40s Ultra AE, L50 Ultra	L10s Ultra Gen 2, L10s Pro Ultra, L10s Pro Ultra Heat, L20 Ultra, L40 Ultra, L40s Ultra, L40s Ultra AE, L40s Ultra CE, L50 Ultra	L40 Ultra, L40s Ultra, L40s Ultra AE, L50 Ultra

L series Suction

Official suction on the L series increases as the generations go on, topping out at 19,500Pa official suction on the L50 Ultra.

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Model	Suction in Pascals
L10s Pro Gen 2	7,000Pa
L10s Plus	7,000Pa
L10s Ultra	5,300Pa
L10s Ultra Gen 2	10,000Pa
L10s Pro Ultra	7,000Pa
L10s Pro Ultra Heat	7,000Pa
L20 Ultra	7,000Pa
L40 Ultra	11,000Pa
L40s Ultra CE	13,000Pa
L40s Ultra	19,000Pa
L40s Ultra AE	19,000Pa
L50 Ultra	19,500Pa

Special Feature: Threshold clearing

The L40s Ultra’s EasyLeap clears double-layer thresholds up to 1.57 in (and 0.87 in single-step), a big jump over the L40 Ultra’s ~0.86 in spec and most mid-range robots. This gives the L40s Ultra the ability to climb a tiered threshold of up to 39mm.

Dreame’s ProLeap™ system brings the brand’s most dramatic mobility upgrade to the L series, previously seen only on the flagship X50. Using retractable “legs,” the L50 Ultra can climb single vertical steps up to 1.65 in (≈42 mm) and traverse double-layer thresholds up to 2.36 in (≈60 mm), including sliding-door tracks and U-shaped chair bases. In practice, that means fewer no-go zones, less babysitting, and better room-to-room coverage in real homes with mixed flooring and raised transitions.

Dreame L series Models

See the L series arranged in order of feature upgrades:

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Dreame X Series: Premium Models and Breakthrough Innovations

Dreame X Series Overview

The X series represents Dreame’s highest-end models. They offer the most advanced automation and are designed for users who want a very hands‑off experience. It is in the X lineup where several docking features that were rolled out a little at a time in the L series become standard. In the X series, all “Ultra” docks have:

• Automatic Detergent Dispensing
• Hot water mop cleaning
• Detachable mopheads
• Auto tank refill
• Washboard cleaning
• Fast Charging
• Smart Dirt Detection

Other common features across the X series:

• Dual Rotary Mopheads
• Advanced AI Navigation: These models integrate AI with RGB cameras, 3D structured light, LED lights, and LiDAR for precise mapping and obstacle avoidance.
• 6400mAh Batteries: increased battery life and more powerful suction than previous series.

Dreame X Series Features

X series Navigation and Obstacle Avoidance

Dreame performs well in our obstacle avoidance tests thanks to a multi-technology approach.

• Sensor Fusion: Combines retracting LiDAR, AI‑driven RGB cameras, and LED illumination to detect even small obstacles in low light.
• Remote Video Monitoring: All X models include live video monitoring, which can be useful for pet owners and security purposes.

X series Mopping

Dreame’s X models all include the MopExtend feature, where one of the mopheads stretches to the side to reach along edges, and RoboSwing, which adds an active swinging motion to the extending mop to effectively scrub under low clearances. All mop heads in the X series detach into the dock for vacuum-only runs.

X series brushes

The X30 Ultra uses a fixed side brush as in the D series and most of the L series, but in the X40 Ultra, X40 Master, and X50 Ultra, the extendable, lifting side brush becomes a regular fixture. This extending side brush can reach into corners and lift over obstacles to prevent collisions and tangles.

The X30 Ultra, the X40 Ultra, and the X40 Master use the all rubber floating brush that can be replaced with a TriCut antitangle brush, which must be purchased separately.

With the X50 Ultra, we see the first big change in main brush design in the Dreame lineup with the usage of a DuoBrush, where two brushes spin opposite each other for increased suction, which the X50 Ultra boasts at 20,000Pa.

X series Docks

Dreame’s X series robots with “Ultra” in the name all share basically the same docking features (listed above).

The “Master” X40 model, however, does not have water tanks in the dock, instead using your home’s plumbing system to manage clean and used water from the robot’s mop. We have been interested in this new trend of plumbing integrated robot vacuums, and we expect to see a lot more of these in the future. If you do not want plumbing integration, you must purchase the X40 Ultra instead of the X40 Master.

X Series Suction

With a greater battery capacity, the X series makes some major increases in suction power, maxing out (for now) with 20,000Pa on the new X50 Ultra.

Model	Suction
X30 Ultra	8,300Pa
X40 Ultra	12,000Pa
X40 Master	12,000Pa
X50 Ultra	20,000Pa

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X50 Ultra – New Innovations

The latest X50 Ultra flagship model introduces a major, industry-first innovation—threshold climbing up to 60mm, which is a significant upgrade over the typical 20 mm. This allows the Dreame X50 Ultra to climb a tiered threshold (think a sliding door track) that would otherwise block the path of a robot vacuum.

The X50 Ultra also sports a retracting LiDAR, which brings the profile of the robot down to 89mm for low clearances, Dreame’s slimmest design to date.

Dreame X Series Models

Here are the members of the X series arranged by generation:

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Aqua10 Series

Dreame Aqua10 Series Overview

Released in late 2025, the Aqua10 is Dreame’s first lineup with a roller mopping system instead of dual rotary pads. The roller continuously washes with clean water while vacuuming, squeegees dirty water into an on-board dirty water tank, then empties dirty water in the dock. Both Aqua10 models include a full-function PowerDock that automates dustbin emptying, hot-water roller cleaning, and drying. Compared with L/X series rotary mops, Aqua10 aims for deeper, streak-free hard-floor cleaning and stronger hair management, while still protecting carpets.

The Aqua10 series is currently made up of 2 models, the Aqua10 Roller and the more advanced Aqua10 Ultra Roller.

Aqua10 Features

Navigation & Threshold Handling

OmniSight 2.0 sensor fusion with the same auto-retracting LiDAR turret that was first introduced on the X50 Ultra, and uses binocular vision for AI object recognition and avoidance.

For threshold handling, the Aqua10 Roller takes the industry-leading 60mm tiered threshold climbing that was previously released on the X50 Ultra, while the Aqua10 Ultra Roller climbs even higher with tiered thresholds of up to 80mm.

Roller Mopping System

The roller mop design is the headlining feature of the Aqua10 series. The AquaRoll™ mop system continuously sprays fresh water on the roller and extracts dirty water in real time. The roller is 10.4 inches wide and can extend to the side for coverage along edges.

On the Aqua10 Ultra Roller, a counter-spinning FluffRoll™ module spins counter to the roller and helps keep the roller from packing down with use to improve friction and contact with the floor’s surface.

When it’s time to vacuum carpets, the AutoSeal™ roller guard closes over the roller to prevent contact with the carpet fibers, and on the Aqua10 Ultra Roller, the mop also lifts 0.55 in to prevent damp carpets and odors.

Brushes & Hair Management

HyperStream™ detangling DuoBrush main brush system with a 100% hair-detangling claim to reduce maintenance. The Aqua10 models both have an extending side brush for corner reach.

Docking & Automation

The All-in-one Powerdock prioritizes sanitation more than ever with a boiling hot water (212 °F) roller deep clean. The Aqua10 Ultra Roller also boasts a new dual detergent system – one for cleaning solution in the clean water tank, and one solution for odor control in the dirty water tank. Both Aqua10 models include:

• Auto-empty (up to 100 days).
• Hot-air drying.
• Auto-refill of clean water and detergent (dual-detergent support).
• Dirt detection rewash logic.
  

App, Voice, & Pet Features

You can control the robot through the DreameHome app, with third-party voice assistants such as Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri, or by using Dreame’s native “OK Dreame” voice commands. The Aqua10 also highlights pet-friendly features, including “pet vlogs” that record your pet’s day, along with tools that can entertain your pet, clean up after it, and show its location while you’re away.

Suction

Both models list 30,000 Pa Vormax™ suction, the highest in Dreame’s lineup at the time of launch. (Dreame’s previous flagship model, the X50 Ultra, had only 20,000Pa of official suction.)

Aqua10 Models

Matrix10 Series

Dreame Matrix10 Series Overview

Announced alongside Aqua10 in 2025, Matrix10 is Dreame’s most advanced robot to date. Its hallmark is a Multi-Mop Switching Dock that automatically swaps mop types for different zones to reduce cross-contamination and tailor cleaning to floor materials. Matrix10 also boasts the robot vacuum industry’s highest threshold climbing for tiered thresholds of up to 3.15 in (≈80 mm) using retractable legs and adaptive suspension—bridging gaps that stop other robots.

Matrix10 Features

Navigation & Obstacle Avoidance

Matrix10 uses Dreame’s OmniSight sensor fusion—combining VersaLift retracting LiDAR with Smart 3DAdapt obstacle avoidance and LED illumination—to maintain low-light accuracy, and it’s rated to recognize and avoid 240+ object types.

The threshold climbing on the Matrix10 is Dreame’s new industry leading level of 80mm (3.15 inches) for tiered thresholds, such as sliding doors and other complex room transitions.

Mopping System

The Matrix10 retains the dual spinning mophead design but adds a twist: the dock stores three mop-pad textures, each optimized for different floor types, and automatically swaps them between rooms. This ensures every surface gets the right pad while minimizing cross-contamination between spaces like bathrooms and the kitchen, and the mops lift over carpet to keep fibers dry.

Brushes & Hair Management

The Matrix10 pairs a HyperStream™ detangling DuoBrush—rated for 100% detangling to minimize hair wrap and maintenance—with an extending side brush that reaches deeper into corners and along edges for more complete coverage.

Docking & Automation

Matrix10’s all-in-one PowerDock is Dreame’s most innovative dock yet, taking sanitation to the next level. Instead of sending one set of pads through your whole house, the dock auto-swaps mop types between rooms, so tile, laminate, and other hard floors each get the right texture and cross-contamination is kept to a minimum. After each run (and even mid-run when needed), the dock performs a boiling-water deep clean at 212 °F that flushes grime from the pads, reducing odors and keeping the mops sanitary for the next zone.

There are compartments for 3 types of solution: floor cleaning and wood cleaning for the clean water tank, and an odor managing solution for the dirty tank.

Beyond mop handling, the dock also automates the routine upkeep that makes the robot truly hands-off:

• Auto-emptying the dustbin
• Self-refill of clean water and solution
• Hot-air drying of the mop pads
• Fast charging between jobs
• Smart dirt detection to trigger targeted re-cleaning

Suction

The Martix10’s Vormax suction has an official rating of 30,000Pa, matching the higher suction numbers on the Aqua10. This is extremely high suction for a robot vacuum.

App, Voice & Pet-Care

Control is straightforward with the DreameHome app, third-party voice assistants (Alexa/Google/Siri), and Dreame’s native “OK Dreame” voice commands. For pet owners, built-in pet-care conveniences streamline fur pickup and trigger odor-management workflows to keep floors and fabrics fresher between deep cleans.

Matrix10 Models

Dreame Lineup Evolution Summary

• D Series: Entry‑level models using a plate mop system. Affordable, basic robot vacuum/mop.
• L Series: Mid‑range models that introduce dual rotary mopheads, advanced docking, and more sophisticated navigation.
• X Series: Premium models with innovations such as retracting LiDAR, advanced side brushes, and the anticipated breakthrough threshold climbing in the X50 series.
• Aqua10 Series: Late 2025 releases with next-generation threshold crossing, suction, sanitation, and Dreame’s first roller mop system
• Matrix10: Late 2025 premium release with Multi-function dock that cleans and store 3 textures of mop pads, cleaning and wood care solutions, and next-generation suction and sanitation

Final Takeaway

Dreame’s core focus has been on AI navigation and obstacle avoidance—to deliver a largely hands‑off cleaning experience. While the basic mechanical design remains consistent, changes such as the dual rotary mopheads in the L series and the high‑end innovations in the Matrix10 mark significant steps forward. With groundbreaking threshold crossing technology in hand, Dreame has positioned themselves as a heavy-weight competitor in the robot vacuum industry.