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Thank you for sharing your experience, I'm glad you like the Dreame Z10 Pro.

Thank you Jamie ☺️ Oh so it does have an issue as I only had it like once 🤔

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This kind of base is a no-go for me, as I'd rather have it hidden under some furniture instead of being visible and taking floor space in my appartment. So it sounds like a good idea, but is a rather bad one as far as I'm concerned, not even counting the hefty added cost to the system.

@@InXLsisDeo same here. Living in apartment, space is luxury and having additional items taking it up is just a minus, plus it looks ugly. Hiddem under bed is way better.

I understand. I live in a small apartment and a big system might not be the best choice. But I have two cats and it's essential to me. Still my main robot is the Roborock S6 MaxV that doesn't come with one of these. Everyone has different needs right? :)

The L10 Pro is the exact same but without the Self-Empty Base.

Hi, thank you! I didn't try to use it with Google Home, but according to this Reddit thread, only Alexa works at the moment www.reddit.com/r/Dreame_Tech/comments/phx4r8/can_the_z10_pro_be_used_with_google_assistant/

Hi! It's a hard choice, both have their own advantages. Both will pick up hair from the hard floor pretty well. The Roborock S7 is a better mop as the vibrating mopping pad removes stains better. The Z10 Pro on the other hand has a front 3D sensor so it can avoid socks and other small things on the floor. I prefer the Roborock app as it is more polished and has a bit more features. Both self-empty bases are pretty good. Overall, the Roborock build quality seems a bit more premium. But the Z10 Pro is cheaper and is a great value for the price too.

@@SmartRobotReviews thank you for the helpful reply, much appreciated!

The winning combination huh 😂

There was an update but I didn't test it myself. All I can say is that you wouldn't care much about such issue in real-life environment.

The Z10 Pro is better at almost every aspect so I don't think there is a reason of making one

Unfortunately I haven't tested neither of them. But I would say this is the most powerful self emptying system I have tested

@@SmartRobotReviews How do you like it? We have 2700 sq ft carpet, tile and vinyl. One Persian cat and 1 girl. Concerned about pet hair and ability to clean carpets. Any issues with emptying the dirt bin or hair breaking or getting stuck on rollers etc? How is the maintenance? Does it auto detect when the on-board bin is full and go back to the base for a clean or does it keep cleaning but doing a poor job because the bin is full? Does the robot detect when the outside waste bin bag is full? New subscriber 😎

It doesn't detect when the bin is full. Not sure about detecting the outside waste bin tho, I don't think so. The bin would just stop sucking up the dirt once the bag is full (I believe). I do like this robot but the downside is a small water tank, really not for those who need to use mopping every other day. My floors are no carpet so this is important to me. But as a vacuum this thing is amazing, the best self-emptying system I've tested, great cleaning performance, best value.

Yes, that's what the self-emptying station for :)

@@SmartRobotReviews yes thanks but I mean if the 400 ml dust bin is full will it auto empty and then return to cleaning? :)

Some manufacturers like Roborock lock the software so such robots can work with the app only in China, not sure if the Chinese Z10 is locked or not.

It uses a disposable bag. Some robots uses a canister instead of a bag, like an european version of the Roborock S7 (US version uses bagged system).

It has a smaller water tank but if you don't use the mopping function as much, this is a good buy

yes, it does vacuum and mop at the same time

That was my maim purpose lol

In terms of cleaning performance not much of a difference. This one has a smaller water tank not suitable for a big hard floor area. And I personally like the shade of the Z10 Pro more.

@@SmartRobotReviews thanks a lot!

I have seen it online. I am not sure I understand what you mean. Aren't all Roombas have a double brush system?

@@SmartRobotReviews Sorry I speak English poorly the google translator can do enough nonsense to translate! :D I read that iRobot and Ecovacs work together. That's how you got the T9 AIVI double brush. The iRobot Combo is actually a redesigned Ecovacs.

Ah I didn't know about that! Going to check that out m thanks for letting me know ☺️

Thank you for watching! The Dreame Z10 Pro can store 3 different maps.

@@SmartRobotReviews thx does Roomba also have that ability?? Becaause thé Z10 pro is hard to come nu over here. For Roomba spare Parts etc... Are easy to come by

Only high end models like the Roomba i6/i7/i8/j7 and s9 support multiple maps.

If she does not, the video is not going to be published lol

@@SmartRobotReviews lol I know, right?

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@@SmartRobotReviews I just realized your Chapters say L10 and not Z10. Just a heads up!

Hi:) If you have hard floors, any of the robots you mentioned will do a great job picking up debris, sand, and other dust. The difference will be mostly in the build quality of the robots, navigation efficiency, and mopping performance. I would choose the Roborock S7, it is well made, has the most polished and nice-looking app, vibrating mop that performs great, it has a large community on Reddit and Facebook, and Roborock is pretty good at customer support compared to other Chinese robot vacuum makers. The Dreame Z10 Pro is great for the price too considering that it's twice cheaper than the Roborock S7 and offers almost the same features and performance. The Ultenic and Neabot are worse in terms of build quality, self-emptying base performance, cleaning performance, and their apps are not as stable and polished as the Roborock and Dreame (Mi Home) app. The Yeedi vac station has a great self-empty base (on pair with the Roborock and Dreame base), mopping and cleaning performance are great too, but navigation efficiency is worse compared to any Lidar robot vacuum as it uses a camera to build a map and navigate around. The Yeedi app and the robot's software also need some bug fixes and improvements.

@@SmartRobotReviews Thank you very much for the time you took to write. it was very enlightening. Thank you! :)

You're welcome!

The main advantage of the Dreame Z10 Pro over Lydsto R1 is the front 3D sensor. The Dreame can "see" and avoid low-profile objects on the floor like socks, cables, toys, pet bowls, etc. Overall, in terms of product quality and cleaning performance, the Z10 Pro wins, but on the other hand, the Lydsto R1 is cheaper and has more accessories included in the box, so it depends on your needs.

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