The higher the number of pascals (Pa), the more powerfully the robot vacuum can pick up dirt, dust and hair. For hard floors, lower suction is often enough. Do you have carpets, pets or a lot of dirt at home? Then higher suction is worthwhile. The latest Dreame robot vacuums offer very high suction and adjust it automatically to the floor surface.

Vacuums with high suction:

Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete – 42,000 Pa 

Dreame L50s Pro Ultra – 30,000 Pa

Dreame Aqua 10 Roller – 30,000 Pa 

For a home with pets, it is best to choose a robot vacuum with high suction and a brush that limits hair build-up and tangles. An automatic emptying station is also handy when a lot of pet hair is picked up every day. Several Dreame models are specifically equipped with technology to remove hair more efficiently.

Suitable models for homes with pets:

Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete  –  42,000 Pa + HyperStream Detangling DuoBrush 2.0

Dreame L50s Pro Ultra –  30,000 Pa + dual anti-tangle brush, designed to reduce hair tangling. 

Dreame L50 Ultra AE – 28,000 Pa + TriCut 3.0 anti-tangle brush

Yes, but the maximum height differs per model. Standard robot vacuums can usually cross smaller thresholds, while more advanced Dreame models are specially designed to cross higher obstacles. So always check the model's maximum threshold height if you have high transitions between rooms.

A traditional mopping system uses one or more mop pads to clean the floor. A mop roller rotates while cleaning and, with suitable systems, is cleaned continuously, so dirt is less likely to be spread back over the floor. Which system suits you best depends on your floor type and how intensively you want to mop.

An automatic emptying station is not essential, but makes a robot vacuum much more independent. The station empties the robot's dustbin automatically, so you need to do it yourself less often. More advanced base stations can also wash and dry the mops and manage clean and dirty water, among other things, considerably reducing daily maintenance.