Review on Dreametech W10: Advanced Robot Vacuum Cleaner and Mop with Superior Lidar Navigation, 4000Pa Strong Suction for Pet Hair, Hard Floors, and Carpets by Jon Thawngzauk

Foreword: I write reviews elsewhere and have tested a wide range of products lately including the Dreametech W10. I'm going to give you a very general overview of the last two weeks with this mop that was at my father's house and this is not a definitive overview. 1) Mop is the best I've ever used. Rotating brushes do what no other robot mop has ever done and actually wash and clean. Drag mops are fine, but they usually work well for dusting/daily cleaning. 2) Quick Mapping - You won't appreciate it until you look at 5-10 of these things a year, but you can very quickly create a map of your home and start identifying rooms before the first full cleaning. 3) the vacuum cleaner part is unremarkable. It works. He can't handle my father's shaggy carpet. There are only a few vacuum cleaners. However, it's a lot of cheating. For everything else, this is your average robot vacuum, or maybe a little above average. While I don't think it can be fixed, I do believe the firmware can be updated to understand when it's clutching and pressing the carpet. I've seen that before with other vacuum cleaner robots. 5) Self-cleaning mops and water tank refills are great and all, but the lack of automatic bin emptying feels a little bad. You don't have to deal with dirty mop water often as it is stored in the tank, but you do need to empty the vacuum compartment fairly regularly. Maybe it is. This is not entirely true for the best vacuum cleaner. The lack of Google Assistant skills also saddens me, this is just an Alexa domain for now. If you need a deeper clean, this is it. If you're more level-headed, I'd look at a combo vacuum with a retractable mop head that vibrates. Also please understand that I didn't pay anything for it, I get nothing for it, except for my father to test another robot vacuum cleaner and my review is ongoing, and the above is based on 2 weeks usage at my father's house where his kitchen floor takes center stage (and it works well).