DREAME X50 Ultra Robot Vacuum and Mop with Auto-Empty and Mop Self-Cleaning, 20,000Pa Suction, Obstacle Avoidance and 360° Navigation, Corner to Edge Deep Cleaning, Detangling Brush

This vacuum definitely exceeded my expectations. I was a little unsure at first, but after using it I'm really impressed with how well it handles everyday cleaning. One of the biggest things I like is how easily it goes under my couch and other low furniture. A lot of robot vacuums struggle with that, but this one has no problem getting into those harder-to-reach spots, which means I don’t have to move things around as much. It also does a great job vacuuming and mopping my floors, and it transitions between hard floors and carpets without any issues. The noise level is another big plus. It’s noticeably quieter than other vacuums I’ve used, so it can run without being distracting. At the same time, it still has strong suction power and picks up dirt, dust, and pet hair really well. Overall, it feels like a well-designed, reliable robot vacuum that makes keeping the floors clean a lot easier.

I recently completely remodeled my home interior and laid down about 800 ft.² of luxury vinyl plank. I hate having to vacuum and mop daily, and this robot vacuum has completely changed everything for the better. My floors have never been this clean in my life. It does a great job at vacuuming and a good job at mopping. I say that because I think if your floors are absolutely filthy you are better served to manually mop it yourself once a week or however often needed, and then use the mopping feature of the vacuum as a maintenance. I no longer have fur tumbleweeds from my husky. Our vacuum has kept up with our pets and my four-year-old boy without batting an eye. Seriously, my wife and myself absolutely love our Dreame robot vacuum. We run it every night before bed and then use it for spot cleaning throughout the day if needed. My four-year-old boy has fallen in love with it as well. We decided to name our vacuum 'Tina', after the daughter from Bob's Burgers. So my son gets very excited when Tina comes out to clean. It is important to regularly maintain your robot vacuum, filling/emptying the tanks, wiping clean the sensors and camera lenses, changing filters and replacing consumable parts as needed. I usually do a once a week maintenance on it to make certain it's functioning as needed. The app can take a little getting used to and I think it needs more refinement, but for the most part it's very usable and user-friendly. Battery life has been great so far, but we only have a 1500 ft.² home. We only have one carpet in the house, which has a large 14 x 14 rug in the middle of the living room under the furniture, and the robot handles it perfectly fine. You will probably want to go into the settings and change things to your liking. Out of the box it will vacuum and mop at the same time by default, but I have most of my programs set to vacuum first and then mop, as I feel it's just a better job that way. And of course you can set it up to pretty much do it however you like. You can have it just vacuum a specific room or a whole house, you can have it only mop, you could have a do both at the same time, however you like it. One of the cool features is the ability to set schedules so you can have the vacuum clean whenever you want. Overall it's a very high-quality device, which it should be at this price point, and I honestly don't know how we could do without this from now on. Truly love how clean the floors look and feel. Best purchase we have made in ages.

I’ve been using the DREAME X50 Ultra for about two weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. Setup was super simple — the app mapped my house in one run, and I can now send it to clean specific rooms. Vacuuming performance is excellent. It easily picks up dog hair, crumbs, and dust from both hardwood and carpets. The mop is even better — it actually scrubs and leaves the floor spotless. The best part is the base station: it empties the dust bin, washes and dries the mop pads automatically, and even refills clean water. I barely have to touch anything. It’s smart too — avoids shoes, cables, and doesn’t bump into furniture. Noise is reasonable, and my dog is no longer scared of it. After two weeks, I only had to refill the water tank and replace one dust bag. Downsides? It’s a bit bulky and can’t get under very low furniture, and the dock takes up some space. But honestly, the convenience outweighs that. If you want a powerful, hands-off vacuum and mop combo that actually works, the DREAME X50 Ultra is worth every penny.

I usually don’t write reviews, but I am so angry about this robot vacuum that I felt the need to let others know. I have had this now for six weeks or so and I have not been impressed at all. This company claims all kinds of fancy features like video cameras, and AI and lifting wheels let me tell you it doesn’t know how to map and run correctly. It runs from room to room no kind of pattern to its vacuuming or mopping. It doesn’t fit under chairs or in between stools. Well, I’m still having to run my handheld vacuum every day behind it. It claims it was good for Pet hair, which after it runs I Still have to vacuum. let me tell you it doesn’t know how to map and run correctly. It runs from room to room no kind of pattern to its vacuuming or mopping. It doesn’t fit under chairs or in between stools. Well, I’m still having to run the sweeper every day behind it. It claims it was good for Pet hair which I watch it to go right by Dog Hair as it rolls away from it, not catching it and vacuuming it up. I have a shag rug in my living room that it won’t even attempt to try to vacuum, so I have to still vacuum that with a regular vacuum sweeper, and today was the straw that broke the camels back!!!!!!! this vacuum says it has eyes to avoid vacuuming things that shouldn’t well it didn’t today it ran through dog poop that my little dog left in my dining room and ran ALL through it and smeared it ALL over my dining room to my rug at the front door. Needless to say, I am flipping LIVID !!! unless you wanna spend two hours of your time cleaning up after this darn thing I wouldn’t suggest purchasing it or wasting your money. It’s too expensive and doesn’t do near what it should be. I had to take the vacuum all apart, clean poop out of the wheels with a toothpick then the dog poop was all dried and stuck on because it was smeared and stuck everywhere had to scrub it off my hardwood floors. What a disgusting mess I had to spend cleaning this all up and what they claim the vacuum avoids. I love the fact that it can mop and clean itself and empty itself, but that’s about the only thing this thing is good for. it doesn’t vacuum well and it just made a mess hitting dog poop spreading it all over my floors. These things need some serious work and improvements before spending over $800. So sad cause I really wanted this thing to work. It seemed like it was a great concept and big help. I’m a busy full-time working mom with two kids and two fur babies and thought this would be a big help. I will have to do some more research on a better vacuum and mop system. That’s for sure. Listen to me and don’t waste your money or time.

The choice was between this and well-regarded RoboRock. They are effectively the same, though RoboRock uses a slightly more sophisticated navigation system, the benefits of which are marginal. The threshold-climbing of the X50, if you need it, is unbeatable. I see that robot arms will be the next big thing, but color me skeptical on those. The vacuuming and mopping are what I am looking for, now that navigation issues are largely solved for higher end models of top brands. The comparison I have is an iRobot J7+, which vacuums and empties into a home station, but which does not mop. That device delivered, and continues to; but I wanted a mopping robot for my hardwood and stone floors. The iRobot J7+ will move to another floor for duty. Speaking of floors, the X50 will handle multiple floors in its mapping system. Which brings up the Ultra X50 smartphone app. IMO, it is a bit of a hot mess on usability and organization. Once you figure it out, it works fine. But golly is it confusingly put together. And the Chinglish doesn’t help, either. They couldn’t afford a translator for their flagship product? I belatedly discovered that, while you can use custom names in the map, the voice control does not recognize them (unlike the iRobot, which does). So then you have to go spelunking in the app to figure out where it is that you change room names — it’s not obvious. The Lidar device which lowers into the unit is useful, but I’ve found that it does not recognize a dark brown leather chair for some reason, even though the room is very well lit. I tried putting a zone under the chair to force it to go there to vacuum and mop, with limited success. Placing artifacts on the map is limited. It does a very good job, thanks to Lidar, of mapping your rooms. And it even discerns some furniture like beds, nightstands, couches, and dining tables, and automatically puts them on the map. The X50 automatic recognition and naming of room was 90%+ accurate, which was surprising. After mapping the house, I did a standard cleaning, ensuring that the floors were clear of obstacles. I did this to give the device a baseline. Then, after a couple of runs, I switched to the “Genius” mode, and that has been successful. As to “genius”? First Apple’s “Genius Bar” and now Dreame. Don’t these guys ever learn? Cuz it is not “genius.” It’s adequate. Battery life is meh. I have not been achieving the length of operation suggested, even on the most basic, non-genius runs. But this is not an issue for me, as it is fine if the unit returns to charge and then continues. YMMV. The floors do get nicely scrubbed. I am a believer in the rotating pads vs the vibrating pads. A simple pad, vibrating or not, may work well on meticulously even floors; less so if natural stone is uneven, or other artifacts of your floors. And the cleaning of rotating pads is mechanically an easier thing to do well. The pad cleaning is effective, as well as the drying. Cleaning just takes a minute, and is audible, but not what I would call “loud.” Just a little slurpy, and it’s done. The drying, though? 3 hours. Which, again, is not a particular inconvenience, for the pads only dry after it is completely done. Unlike iRobot, the app has no geo-location function. So you cannot direct it to start cleaning when you leave, or on particular days when you leave. This is a pretty big app oversight, IMO, and should be fixed. That being said, the Ultra X50 produces ~60dB of noise when vacuum-mopping, which is roughly low-conversation levels. And when mopping and not vacuuming? Pretty much silent. And the floors dry very quickly, within just 1-2 minutes with the app’s water setting at around medium. The extendable mop pad and side brush extend as expected, and do work more effectively in corners than any robot vacuum I’ve had before. Because the pads are round, there’s a limit to getting all the way in a corner, but better than nothing. The edge work is very good, hugging baseboards. I did notice one or two times that it was further away from the baseboard than it should have been, but this does not seem to be consistent nor a big issue. Which brings us back to navigation and efficacy. While I have not watched it work the entire job, if the reports from the app are accurate (and I believe they are), the Ultra X50 thoroughly covers every room. Being able to designate the direction of the wood flooring was nice; the unit will go perpendicular to the flooring direction on a secondary or intensive mopping/vacuuming. Should you get this? I think, with all these robot floor devices, you should if having small detritus accumulate on the regular is a pain to manage. This will take care of virtually all of it. Pet hair? Yes, it will work for that too. The side brush is susceptible to hair tangles (unlike the Roborock’s currently superior design for the side brush), but the double rollers for the main intake should handle all kinds of hair, human or pet, without issue. The design of the main rollers on the Ultra X50 seems to have solved that problem, altogether. Now they just need to go steal the RoboRock design for the side brush. Small carpets, like for a bath or an entry, are not well handled by the Ultra X50; no robot vacuum I’ve owned ever has. It’s a shame that the Ultra X50 does not use its extends-legs to get on to a small carpet, but it instead ends up bunching one end, which creates a “wall” from the unit’s perspective. Larger carpets, though, or installed carpeting, likely will be no problem. The ability for the Ultra X50 to leave the wet pads at the base station before vacuuming a carpet is an ideal solution, for the 10.5 mm raising of them when they are still installed will likely get your carpet a bit damp on the surface. Not awful, but why not just leave the pads off altogether if you have the option? Is this thing worth the price I paid, around $1550, including tax? For me, yes. But that is a steep price. It seems to be very well built, and most of the things that I think could be better can be handled entirely by software updates. My ideal robot floor cleaner is one I do not have to think about much. I have yet to see if it will remind me to change the dust bag, or alert that more water is needed. I have been emptying the dirty water tank after every use, which has been very easy. Personally, I like the design of the Ultra X50 base much, much more than the RoboRock look. Silly, mebbe, but I think the RoboRock looks, and perhaps is, less expensively made. RoboRock’s base, to me, looks cheap, and if you examine things like the hinges on the top access closely, you’ll see that Dreame took more care in manufacture and design than did their most direct competitor. The replacement cleaning fluid, pads, filters, etc. from Dreame are a bit expensive. But then, if I were worried about that, I wouldn’t have bought a $1500 vacuum mop, now would I?

Edit 2/1 : still no update to object avoidance but support has been very communicative. They insist the software team is close to issuing a patch and have also had me submit video and technical details from my machine to help. This robot vacuum has potential but is in serious need of software updates to improve its navigation and cleaning systems. Compared to other robots in the same price range, it doesn’t perform as well. The vacuum is overly focused on trying to climb anything over half an inch, rather than avoiding it. If you have small objects like cat toys or even a sock on the floor, it will attempt to climb them, get stuck, and require intervention. It doesn't mark these items as obstacles, so it will keep coming back to try again. I had an issue with it running over my cat’s food bowls because it tried to climb them—other models from Dreame would detect and avoid them. These issues could likely be fixed with a software update, but I wouldn’t recommend buying it with the hope that they’ll resolve it soon. I’d suggest waiting until those updates are rolled out. That said, it does clean decently. It struggles with fine particles, likely because it uses two brushes, but it handles larger debris well. I do like the app’s features, especially the ability to run the vacuum and then mop without tracking particles. The vacuum runs quietly, and the auto detergent dispenser for mopping works well, leaving floors streak-free, unlike some other models that only use water.

Never in my lifetime did I expect to love a machine this much. We’ve named our hardest working family member Rosie. I love her so much. She cleans our floors with great much care. Picks up all kinds of dirt and debris it’s a bit embarrassing. Good thing she doesn’t sweep and tell. You can schedule her to clean your entire home or just one room. Having tanks to hold clean and dirty water is wonderful so easy to change. Can’t even confuse them. They are different colors. Although Rosie is a little wider than I’ve seen of some robot vacs, she still manages to get between my kitchen chairs without issue. She is built to clean, I didn’t really expect her to mop as well as she does. Puts my human capabilities to shame. I am so happy to have Rosie as part of our family. Well built and great quality. Added bonuses, she will take photos of your pets if she spots them while cleaning. I find this kind of fun. She also spots and finds all their missing toys. This is amazing. She’s found a few things I didn’t even realize were missing. I am seriously impressed with this machine!

I really wanted to leave an honest review because my experience was mixed. First, the good — when this robot was working, I was very, very happy with it. I don’t have carpet, only hard floors, and the vacuum + mop performance was honestly incredible. My floors felt amazing on my feet, probably the cleanest they’ve ever felt. It was also very quiet, didn’t bump into anything, and the mopping capacity was impressive. It was able to mop my ~700 sq ft space about four times before needing a refill. Hair pickup was also amazing. I have a lot of human hair on the floors, and none of it tangled in the brushes, which was a huge plus. The mopping function really works so well. We also don’t have animals, so I can’t speak to how it performs with pet hair. Now the downside. Sometimes the robot would die in the middle of a cleaning cycle for no clear reason, and I’d have to manually bring it back to the base. Then, after not even three months of use, it completely died. It wouldn’t charge, no lights, nothing, just totally unresponsive. I reached out to support and, after many back-and-forth emails, they did agree to a full refund. Unfortunately, they don’t service Hawai’i, which made the process more complicated. I had also purchased Asurion insurance, but you can’t use it until the manufacturer warranty expires, so that wasn’t helpful at the time. Thankfully everything, including the insurance, was refunded. After the refund, we tried resetting and even opening the robot to troubleshoot. For a moment it seemed like it might work again, but then the mapping system (LDS) wouldn’t activate, and it kept saying the wheels were off the floor even though they weren’t, so clearly there were still technical issues. I ended up purchasing a Dreame D10s / Govac 508 from Costco for about half the price to see how it compares. So far it cleans just as well as the Ultra, though I’m not entirely sure what all the differences are yet. I’m hoping this one holds up better long term than my first experience. Overall, I still have high hopes for this company. The cleaning performance, when operational, was outstanding. If they can improve reliability and service support, especially for Hawai’i customers, I would absolutely consider trying them again.