Roborock S5 Max vs Xiaomi Dreame Z10 Pro

The older mops were basically small capacity tanks with a pad that just attached to the bottom of the robot. They functioned essentially using gravity...

Nothing special - and i was kind of hoping for a little more because of that 21 cfm of airflow the same thing with the carpet deep, clean test where i...

The short version; This is a terrific vacuum. My floors have never been cleaner. I am very satisfied with my purchase and could confidently recommend it. I really feel bad for giving it only 3 stars, however, a few minor issues detract from making it the perfect product

The dust bags do have a nice slide down cardboard door, do you won't have flying dust as you carry it to the trash. SUCTION POWER Is not lacking. For the first month I let it run on high suction power giving it a chance to thoroughly clean any areas I have missed, with my upright and cleaning exposed new spaces when I move stuff around. We live in a rural desert area and decomposed granite pebbles, goat head thorns and all manner of inside debris we create, this picks it up, bit will leave change, pennies, nickels, dimez quarters on the floor

It was just programmed differently in terms of its power usage. In any case, the point is that these 150 minute plus numbers are really good, like it'...

For carpets, I need something with more power than what the Z10 Pro provides in order to get dirt and debris which rests deep into the carpet. I tested this with an upright vacuum after the Z10 Pro cleaned my room twice, and the upright managed to gather significantly more after the fact. **My question though is if the Floor One S5 will be necessary given that the Dreame W10 reportedly mops rather well.** I've read in a few places that robot mops simply can't replace a traditional mop and bucket, and I was wondering how true that is, especially from any W10 owners here in the sub

A week or so ago it received another firmware update. Great value for the price paid.

I wasn't able to find anywhere on the website to order spare bags though. (They may be there, I just couldn't find them). Overall the self-empty bin gets 4/5. Value Overall the Z10 is a decent vacuum for the price

So here is my issue... I think this is a great vacuum if you have absolutely zero thresholds

7) The battery life is sufficient on the "normal" suction setting to make it throughout 1100 s.f. house. It has an issue on the "turbo" setting making it through the whole house in one go - but it will recharge (it takes a few hours), and then resume cleaning where it left off

It has been reliable and easy to use. - It does a great job of mapping the house and generally runs in a logical way. - One of my favorite parts is that this is a modular design and can EASILY be repaired by anybody of any skill level. For an expensive investment, this was important to me knowing that I can keep it running for years into the future

This robot is compatible with the Xiaomi Home app, so expect good user experience. I'll quickly go through the most helpful features, starting with th...

The filter is washable, but we found with the e4 it takes forever to dry. The solution to this is just buying a second filter and swapping them when one needs to be cleaned. Easy peasy. The map function works great, dividing/separating rooms is easy

Shark AI Self-Empty checks all boxes but isn't as good as others. Those are just a few to narrow down your decision.

My main purpose is to keep The house free of dust and pet hair, And it Meets my expectations.

Per the manual don't use any soap or cleaning solutions on the filter. Just rinse and let it completely dry before putting it back into the Z10's onboard dust bin. The charging dock's dust bag claims it to needs to only be replaced once every 65 days. I can find replacement vacuum filters for the Z10 but no luck finding replacement charging dock bags