Dreame L10s Pro Gen3
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Product number | 972139 | |
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Manufacturer code | RLL42SDA | |
Brand | Dreame | |
Warranty | 3 years | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue |
Suction power | 13000 Pa | |
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Anti-tangle brush | ||
Mopping function | ||
Mops in corners | ||
Mop lift | ||
Mop lift in millimeters | 7 mm |
Cleaning station |
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Navigation class | Advanced | |
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Maximum threshold height | 2 cm |
Compatible with smartphone / apps | ||
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Maximum noise level | 70 dB |
Included accessories | ||
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Extra side brush | ||
Brush cleaner | ||
Extra filter |
Width | 35 cm | |
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Height | 9,7 cm | |
Depth | 35 cm | |
Weight | 3,74 kg | |
Color | White | |
Material | Plastic | |
Shape | Round |
Suction power | 13000 Pa | |
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Mopping function | ||
Anti-tangle brush | ||
Navigation class | Advanced |
According to our robot vacuum expert
Thanks to the high 13,000 Pascal suction power, this robot vacuum cleans your floors easily and thoroughly.
The mopping function also cleans the edges along the baseboards, so it doesn't leave stains anywhere.
The robot lifts the mopping pads 7mm when it detects carpet, so it doesn't make your rug wet.
This robot doesn't have an automatic emptying station, so you need to empty the dust cup yourself when it's full.
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Although the suction power was good and the areas it cleaned were also clean, I returned it. I had trouble getting onto the carpet.
Frey
24 December 2025
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This saves so much time! It is easy to install, scans the room, and cleans well. You do everything better yourself, but this is a tremendous help! I immediately gifted it to my parents as well. Very happy with it!
Suzanne
27 June 2026
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I would strongly advise against this product. You need to be running a 2.4 GHz network. A bit old-fashioned, but that's fine, many devices do that. Ultimately, I couldn't connect the device to the network or to the phone.
I know what I'm doing and tried everything, but I decided to return it very quickly. Why? The manufacturer knows this and has a long list of possible troubleshooting methods, such as using a hotspot on my iPhone, resetting the modem and creating a new 2.4 GHz network, or enabling a 5 GHz network. I spent about six hours trying this, but no luck.
The manufacturer is aware of this, by the way, because there's a very long list of things to try. There's also a lot of discussion about it on forums. Below is an example of what the manufacturer asks you to do if it doesn't work (I think that sums it up): "6. Use Mobile Hotspot for Cross-Validation: If the above methods don't work, try using one mobile phone to create a hotspot as a Wi-Fi network, and use another mobile phone to connect to this hotspot and then configure the network." I find it really strange (bad) that they sell this to consumers. I manually vacuumed the house once. So I can also comment on the vacuuming and the noise level.
Bob van Leeuwen
7 March 2026
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