| DATE | December 4, 1988 |
| STATUS | Filed |
| SUBJECT | Dreame L20 Ultra |
It’s massive — you’ll need to dedicate a full corner or closet space to it, roughly the size of a small appliance. Make sure you have the room before committing to this model.If you’ve ever fantasized about coming home to perfectly clean floors without lifting a finger, the Dreame L20 Ultra is basically that dream in a white plastic shell. This flagship robot vacuum-mop combo launched with some seriously bold claims — auto-mop lifting, obstacle avoidance, and a self-cleaning dock that practically runs a tiny laundromat. We’ve been testing it for several weeks in a real home with pets, kids, and the kind of crumb chaos that would make a neat freak weep.Dreame has been quietly climbing the robot vacuum ranks, and the L20 Ultra represents their all-out assault on the premium tier dominated by Roborock and Ecovacs. It packs a 7,000 Pa suction motor, dual rotating mop pads, a LiDAR plus 3D structured light navigation system, and a base station that washes, dries, and empties everything automatically. On paper, it reads like someone built a robot vacuum with a very ambitious checklist.So the big question is: does it actually deliver for busy people who just want clean floors without a PhD in robotics?
We put it through its paces on hardwood, tile, medium-pile carpet, and that weird rug in the hallway that trips up every robot we’ve ever tested. Here’s our sparkle-certified honest take.
Report 005127. Filed.