Dreametech D9 Pro Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner, Lidar Navigation Robot Vacuum Sweep and Mop 2-in-1, 4000Pa Strong Suction Power, 150min Runtime, Alexa, Smart Mapping for Carpet, Hard Floor

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I had a Deebot N80 before purchasing this robot vacuum but the Deebot I had lacked the newest technology with navigation, etc. The price comparison between this Dreamtech and the Deebot equivalent, made this purchase undeniably better. The suction is great, the ability to select specific room cleanings or whole home cleaning is great, virtual walls, no-go zones, dust container capacity… all really good! However, in order to get all these great things, you’ll have to deal with this noisy machine. Honestly, it’s worth it though just for the suction power alone. Mapping my home was a breeze and very accurate. From start to finish, a full home cleaning is done in ~33 minutes, which is great on timing. I’ve not been able to get this device connected to Alexa after trying ~20 times. However, based on the Alexa commands that are available, I wouldn’t likely clean my home using the Alexa integration. Returning to the charging dock is not an available command with Alexa but honestly, I don’t personally have a use case where I would need not tell the machine to return to the dock because it automatically does that anyways after cleaning or when the battery needs charged. I would rather prefer the ability to do something along the lines of “Alexa, tell (robot name) to clean the kitchen or bedroom, etc. However that isn’t an option, so I don’t see a clear need for integrating with Alexa or why it’s even possible on this machine. Overall, I’d rate this machine 4 stars- the noise level and Alexa limitations lost the 5th star. BUT, I would still recommend it over most of its counterparts!

I'm a long-time Roomba user and decided to give the Dreametech D9 a try. I liked the pricepoint and opportunity to both vacuum and mop with a single machine.Pros:-Noticeably more quiet than Roomba i3 or Roomba i7.-More powerful suction than Roomba (per manufacturer specs).-Hundreds less $$ than comparable mop/vacuum Roomba.-Easy to unpack and setup, although I think Roomba's iHome app is more intuitive.Cons:-I have long fine hair and shed moderately. During a single run, the Dreametech stalled 7-8 times to report hair in the brush. Each time I carefully removed the 4-5 strands of hair wrapped around the brush; it didn't even seem like much hair, and the brush still seemed able to spin normally even with the hair. It seemed as if the vacuum is calibrated to trigger a shutdown too easily. This frequent stalling was a deal-breaker, and I sadly returned the vacuum. ....I really really wanted it to be a keeper!

I used my Neato probably less than 2 dozen times and it crapped out, out of warranty. The likely cost of repairs was several hundred dollars plus the hassle of packing and shipping.So I took a chance on this unit for about the same price as a Neato repair. Of course I bought the extended warranty since it was inexpensive.I am amazed. I can only compare it to my defunct robot, but this unit is much more intuitive, faster, and every bit as effective. The software is better and the robot does not get "stuck" like the old one. Its logic in how it maneuvers about the house is excellent.I have now used this for 3 weeks, and I couldn't be happier. I recommend it highly, but to be safe, I would get the warranty extension.

Nov 17th 2022 -I purchased this vacuum to collect those pesky dust bunnies that sneak into the house when you’re not looking, and it’s doing a fantastic job keeping them at bay! Setup and connectivity was as easy as it gets, and it was fun watching the vacuum kinda feel out the house while it drew a map of the space! I love checking back on the app to see it’s “snail trail” of places it’s been.Unfortunately I did get a bad apple and the front collision bumper began to stick as it wouldn’t fully rebound post-collision. Poor thing acted like a cat with tape on its face and would eventually call for help after a few moments of confusion. I contacted the manufacturer who was kind enough to offer me either a refund, or to send the vacuum in for repairs. They sent me a shipping label and thankfully I kept the original box for safe shipment as they do not provide a return box. Their support is fast to respond and is kindly diligent in ensuring they are maintaining communication with you. I plan to update my review post-op of my vacuum to inform fellow consumers how my complete experience goes. The turn time for repairs is 7-14 working days so I’m back to my ol’ upright vacuum until then and after vacuuming my house one time, I already miss my robot vacuum friend..Meanwhile, I would still recommend this vacuum as it seems like incredible value for the cost! My aunt purchased a $700 vacuum with a self cleaning station and I honestly couldn’t tell you how hers performs any better than this unit here.