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title: "Dreametech D9 Pro Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner"
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# 150min Runtime 4000Pa Suction Smart Lidar Nav Dreametech D9 Pro Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner

**Brand:** dreame
**Price:** A$47
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Elevate Your Clean Game with Dreametech!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dreametech D9 Pro Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner by dreame
- **How much does it cost?** A$47 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- dreame enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dreame brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Dual Action Dynamo:** Vacuum and mop in one go for a spotless home.
- • **Endurance Champion:** 150 minutes of runtime to conquer even the largest spaces.
- • **Navigate Like a Pro:** Smart Lidar technology maps your space for efficient cleaning.
- • **Control at Your Fingertips:** Smart app integration for effortless cleaning management.
- • **Unleash the Power of Clean:** Experience 4000Pa of suction that obliterates dirt and debris.

## Overview

The Dreametech D9 Pro Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner combines powerful 4000Pa suction with advanced Lidar navigation for efficient cleaning. With a dual vacuum and mop function, a 150-minute runtime, and smart app control, it’s designed to tackle dirt and messes in homes up to 2690 sqft effortlessly.

## Description

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Review: Exceeded my expectations, with some mopping caveats... - To start this is my first robot vacuum cleaner. I did consider buying one for years, but I never found them to be of much value till recently and there are many options to choose from, albeit for a premium. I narrowed down my selection to the Roborock S7, S7 MaxV and Dreametech L10 Pro. Totally ruled out the S7+, S7 MaxV Ultra, Dreametech L10s Ultra & Z10 Pro due to the cost factor and not really needing the dock features in my situation. Z10 Pro is a great value, basically a L10 Pro with a auto emptying dock, but more on that later. My house is two levels, first is mostly hardwood floors with a couple of area rugs and a tile bathroom. The 2nd level is all carpet (low pile berber) with tile in the bathroom. While the mopping feature on the S7 was rated much better and retracted during transition to carpet, the lack of obstacle avoidance and the price was the factor, even for a refurbished unit made me pass. The S7 MaxV was considered but the price point was above my budget, thus leaving me with the L10 Pro which was priced below $250 with a $30 coupon. Mopping While I did want to utilize this on my hardwood floors and tiled bathrooms, I realized that it was going to come with some caveats, which many other reviews have detailed. The issue with most robot vacuums with mopping is they tend to still get carpets wet, not soaked and it likely will dry quickly. Can cause some drag (if not retracted), reducing battery life and also creating some mop lint balls to form across the carpet. The biggest issue for me when trying the mopping feature on the L10 Pro was, it caused the robot to get stuck on some area rug and floor radiator transitions. With the mopping attachment removed, it had zero issues and mapped and cleaned the entire 1st floor at 2am in the morning without getting stuck once on the first pass. It's possible the S7 series with it's lifting mop may be better at this, but some reviews state it can make contact with carpet or area rugs that are high pile. Considering the L10 Pro has no lifting function and the mopping attachment is fixed, constant drag and getting stuck appear to be something of concern. So I tested the mopping feature in one room that had no area rugs and it worked great. While it did not remove some patches of dirt, it did help and actually made the floors look nice with just tap water. That being said, it will not replace my manual task of pushing around a Bona mop anytime soon. It also appears I'll have to use the mop attachment in a separate cleaning cycle and set no go areas where carpet/area rugs and floor radiators are present. This is a bit of a bummer, but is not a big deal as the main function of the robot exceeded my expectations. Lastly mopping no go zones are a guessing game to setup. If you have hardwood or tile floors with area rugs, you have to do your best guess on setting up no go zones for mopping. This is hit or miss in my opinion and while you can physically measure area rugs and the app will show you length and width. The actual position of the edges are the challenge which may require additional adjustments while watching the robot mop. Vacuum Without a doubt it's strong and had no issues cleaning low and high pile carpet, hair tangles are prone on this brush design, though there are no pets in the house, expect to manually clean the brush and remove hair after each cleaning cycle, something the auto empty docks will not do. I initially had it set to medium suction, then changed to high. Still having issues with the carpet sensing feature that I need to experiment with, but noticed on a first try it would not increase from medium to high after transitioning from my tiled bathroom over a wood threshold to carpet. Noise On high it's loud but not too bad, surely would not be able to sleep or watch TV if it was in the same room. This is solved by setting the cleaning schedule after everyone goes to bed. 2nd floor is done during the day albeit manually having to place the robot. Unlike others, I do not need to have one robot on each floor because the area is not really that big, but for the price point of the L10 Pro, it's not a bad idea if you have a big house. Navigation Great, has not gotten stuck (with mopping attachment removed) and the obstacle avoidance has proved to be quite effective. Can see places where it might get stuck, so not saying 100% void of this issue, TBD... App I'm using the Mi Home app, read that Dreametech has a new app, but reviews on it or low. Upon set-up, I was not directed to the app and firmware updates were all through the Mi Home app. Multi floor cleaning If you have two floors or levels, supposedly on the first mapping you need to 1) take the dock with you on only the first mapping, I have not tried this yet and just turned off my Robot after it was looking for the dock. I also read it will eventually stop. Issue is, I did this and I lost the map. I may try the dock next time. 2) within the app, you have to set-up multi floor and also save the map manually. Manual and App Help Somewhat limited, wish Dreametech would have more tutorial videos or online guides that went more in depth on features. Some features are buried in the settings and you are left to figure it out on your own. While I had no issues with set-up and maintenance, things like multi floor cleaning and dock placement need more attention along with spot cleaning and understanding how to initiate or just clean one room in your map. Closing thoughts I am extremely happy with the L10 Pro and highly recommend it. While I did initially think about spending more to get a S7 MaxV, this robot has exceeded my expectations and since Dreametech is part of Xiaomi which also Roborock is connected to as well, I think it was a first great buy. Time will tell how long it last and whether or not I stick with this brand moving forward.
Review: Incredible Cleaning Performance - I’ve owned quite a few robot vacuums over the years, and from a cleaning standpoint, the Dreame Aqua 10 Ultra Roller is one of the best I’ve ever used. The roller mop does an excellent job compared to traditional spinning mop pads. Since it’s constantly rinsed with fresh water while cleaning, my hardwood floors come out looking noticeably cleaner with fewer streaks. Vacuum performance is also outstanding, with plenty of suction for pet hair, dust, and everyday debris. Navigation and obstacle avoidance have also been excellent in my home, and the app offers a ton of customization once you get familiar with it. Overall, if you get a good unit, this is an exceptional robot vacuum. The cleaning performance, mopping technology, and automation are truly top-tier. I just hope Dreame continues to come out with innovative products like this!

## Features

- Super Suction Power: 4000Pa of intense suction picks up dirt and messes easily from the surface and deep within carpet；It has 4 levels of suction, you can adjust the level of suction according to the degree of dirt.
- Smart-Cleaning LiDAR: The advanced Lidar navigation enables better accuracy, faster mapping, stronger performance in bypassing obstacles, and more efficient route planning.
- Vacuum and Mop 2-in-1: 270ml Large water tank + 570ml Dust tank size + 3 Levels water flows; It can clean your house thoroughly by using effective sweeping and mopping configuration
- 150 mins Overlong Runtime: The 5200mAh high capacity battery reaches up to 150 minutes of run-time, and it can clean 2690 sqft; and It makes your cleaning last longer
- Smart App Control: App remote control allows you to adjust suction power, set up virtual walls/restricted areas, etc. Once connected to Echo Dot, the robot responds to your voice orders immediately.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0978ZBZNK |
| Battery Life | 150 minutes |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #106,229 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #93 in Robotic Vacuums |
| Brand | dreame |
| Brand Name | dreame |
| Capacity | 0.27 liters |
| Color | Black04 |
| Compatible Devices | Amazon Echo |
| Control Method | Remote, Voice |
| Controller Type | App Control, Remote Control, Voice Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 717 Reviews |
| Filter Type | Disk |
| Form Factor | Robotic |
| Included Components | Instruction Guide, Mop Pad, Remote Control, Water Tank |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 13.8"L x 13.8"W x 3.8"H |
| Item Type Name | Robot Vacuum |
| Manufacturer | Dreametech |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RLS5-BL0 |
| Maximum Suction | 4 meters |
| Model Name | D9 Pro |
| Model Number | RLS5-BL0 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 4 |
| Number of Speeds | 4 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Bagless |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 13.8"L x 13.8"W x 3.8"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | cleaning floors, carpets, and hard surfaces |
| Special Feature | Bagless |
| Surface Recommendation | Wood |
| UPC | 810142566865 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DREAME
- **Model Name:** D9 Pro
- **Special Feature:** bagless
- **Color:** Black
- **Product Dimensions:** 13.8"L x 13.8"W x 3.8"H

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Set** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exceeded my expectations, with some mopping caveats...
*by C***A on January 6, 2023*

To start this is my first robot vacuum cleaner. I did consider buying one for years, but I never found them to be of much value till recently and there are many options to choose from, albeit for a premium. I narrowed down my selection to the Roborock S7, S7 MaxV and Dreametech L10 Pro. Totally ruled out the S7+, S7 MaxV Ultra, Dreametech L10s Ultra & Z10 Pro due to the cost factor and not really needing the dock features in my situation. Z10 Pro is a great value, basically a L10 Pro with a auto emptying dock, but more on that later. My house is two levels, first is mostly hardwood floors with a couple of area rugs and a tile bathroom. The 2nd level is all carpet (low pile berber) with tile in the bathroom. While the mopping feature on the S7 was rated much better and retracted during transition to carpet, the lack of obstacle avoidance and the price was the factor, even for a refurbished unit made me pass. The S7 MaxV was considered but the price point was above my budget, thus leaving me with the L10 Pro which was priced below $250 with a $30 coupon. Mopping While I did want to utilize this on my hardwood floors and tiled bathrooms, I realized that it was going to come with some caveats, which many other reviews have detailed. The issue with most robot vacuums with mopping is they tend to still get carpets wet, not soaked and it likely will dry quickly. Can cause some drag (if not retracted), reducing battery life and also creating some mop lint balls to form across the carpet. The biggest issue for me when trying the mopping feature on the L10 Pro was, it caused the robot to get stuck on some area rug and floor radiator transitions. With the mopping attachment removed, it had zero issues and mapped and cleaned the entire 1st floor at 2am in the morning without getting stuck once on the first pass. It's possible the S7 series with it's lifting mop may be better at this, but some reviews state it can make contact with carpet or area rugs that are high pile. Considering the L10 Pro has no lifting function and the mopping attachment is fixed, constant drag and getting stuck appear to be something of concern. So I tested the mopping feature in one room that had no area rugs and it worked great. While it did not remove some patches of dirt, it did help and actually made the floors look nice with just tap water. That being said, it will not replace my manual task of pushing around a Bona mop anytime soon. It also appears I'll have to use the mop attachment in a separate cleaning cycle and set no go areas where carpet/area rugs and floor radiators are present. This is a bit of a bummer, but is not a big deal as the main function of the robot exceeded my expectations. Lastly mopping no go zones are a guessing game to setup. If you have hardwood or tile floors with area rugs, you have to do your best guess on setting up no go zones for mopping. This is hit or miss in my opinion and while you can physically measure area rugs and the app will show you length and width. The actual position of the edges are the challenge which may require additional adjustments while watching the robot mop. Vacuum Without a doubt it's strong and had no issues cleaning low and high pile carpet, hair tangles are prone on this brush design, though there are no pets in the house, expect to manually clean the brush and remove hair after each cleaning cycle, something the auto empty docks will not do. I initially had it set to medium suction, then changed to high. Still having issues with the carpet sensing feature that I need to experiment with, but noticed on a first try it would not increase from medium to high after transitioning from my tiled bathroom over a wood threshold to carpet. Noise On high it's loud but not too bad, surely would not be able to sleep or watch TV if it was in the same room. This is solved by setting the cleaning schedule after everyone goes to bed. 2nd floor is done during the day albeit manually having to place the robot. Unlike others, I do not need to have one robot on each floor because the area is not really that big, but for the price point of the L10 Pro, it's not a bad idea if you have a big house. Navigation Great, has not gotten stuck (with mopping attachment removed) and the obstacle avoidance has proved to be quite effective. Can see places where it might get stuck, so not saying 100% void of this issue, TBD... App I'm using the Mi Home app, read that Dreametech has a new app, but reviews on it or low. Upon set-up, I was not directed to the app and firmware updates were all through the Mi Home app. Multi floor cleaning If you have two floors or levels, supposedly on the first mapping you need to 1) take the dock with you on only the first mapping, I have not tried this yet and just turned off my Robot after it was looking for the dock. I also read it will eventually stop. Issue is, I did this and I lost the map. I may try the dock next time. 2) within the app, you have to set-up multi floor and also save the map manually. Manual and App Help Somewhat limited, wish Dreametech would have more tutorial videos or online guides that went more in depth on features. Some features are buried in the settings and you are left to figure it out on your own. While I had no issues with set-up and maintenance, things like multi floor cleaning and dock placement need more attention along with spot cleaning and understanding how to initiate or just clean one room in your map. Closing thoughts I am extremely happy with the L10 Pro and highly recommend it. While I did initially think about spending more to get a S7 MaxV, this robot has exceeded my expectations and since Dreametech is part of Xiaomi which also Roborock is connected to as well, I think it was a first great buy. Time will tell how long it last and whether or not I stick with this brand moving forward.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Incredible Cleaning Performance
*by D***H on July 18, 2026*

I’ve owned quite a few robot vacuums over the years, and from a cleaning standpoint, the Dreame Aqua 10 Ultra Roller is one of the best I’ve ever used. The roller mop does an excellent job compared to traditional spinning mop pads. Since it’s constantly rinsed with fresh water while cleaning, my hardwood floors come out looking noticeably cleaner with fewer streaks. Vacuum performance is also outstanding, with plenty of suction for pet hair, dust, and everyday debris. Navigation and obstacle avoidance have also been excellent in my home, and the app offers a ton of customization once you get familiar with it. Overall, if you get a good unit, this is an exceptional robot vacuum. The cleaning performance, mopping technology, and automation are truly top-tier. I just hope Dreame continues to come out with innovative products like this!

### ⭐ What a Disapointment!
*by D***S on August 27, 2026*

I really wanted to love this Vacuum; I have been in love with Dreame robot vacuum ever since my L40. I started with the Aqua and only had it for about a week before returning it to get the Ultra. In that time, I did not notice any issues; I only sent it back because the Ultra was on sale for the same price. Why not get a newer model for the same price? The initial mapping went well, and even the 1st week of use was alright. It was a little slower than my older Dreame robot vacuums, but I chalked that up to the intense work it was doing since it now has an Nvidia chip and uses it for obstacle avoidance. About a week in, I started to notice that it was just not a little slower but way slower. Taking a full battery charge and then some, just to vacuum my living room with 3 passes. Since it has resume this did not really bother me. But then it just started acting strange. It would refuse to clean under my Kitchen ledge, even though all it had to do was lower its LIDAR, which it was designed to do and one of the reasons I wanted it. But it would just get confused and vacuum around before just t not lowering its LIDAR and just not getting close to the edge. Even when marking in the map that it should lower its lidar to get closer, it just refused. It started to stall while doing a job with the message of a chassis lift malfunction. Not just occasionally, but 3 times in one single run. Each time I looked over the robot and did not notice any issues, each time I would just say restart the job, and it would continue cleaning with no issues. Speaking of the chassis lift system, it lifts and lowers itself so many times. I thought it would only really do this while transitioning to a new floor type or trying to get over a lift. But I was wrong; while watching it, it would lift and lower itself constantly while doing a job on the same floor type, so much so that it would sometimes not fit underneath a ledge that it normally has no issues with. The vacuum would just go stupid (for lack of a better word0 when trying to go home to empty itself or clean the mop. It would bounce around for 30 minutes or more trying to go home. It seems almost like it stopped using all its advanced navigation items and reverted to VSLAM to try and find its way home. Which never worked. It would just drive around, bounce off walls, table legs, and any other item in its way. Then, out of nowhere, it would stop, spin around, and go right home with no issues. I fell asleep for a nap when it started making its way home, only to wake up some time later to find the vacuum was still trying to find its way back home. It was crazy; I have never come across a robot vacuum that acted like this. It really seemed like it turned off all advanced navigation features and then just turned them back on. This is probably the worst robot vacuum I have owned, and I have owned a good number of them. Even the older Roomba i9 performed better than this. I am not sure what went wrong with the model, but I would avoid it at all costs. If it ever gets down to like 4 or 5 hundred dollars, it might be worth it, then. It is a decent vacuum, and I loved the roller mop. I wish Dreame had other models with the roller mop. I guess it's back to spinning mop pads. I am really thinking of jumping ship to the new MOVA V70 Ultra Complete or the NARWAL Flow 2, as I really want a roller mop. I would not recommend this model of Dreame. I can not speak on \the none ultra version, as I did not have it long enough to run into any issues. I would recommend Dreame as a whole. They make very good robot vacuums, and the last 4 models I have had have been great. But for now, I would stay away from the Dreame Aqua10 Ultra; even after several firmware updates, it still did not improve its performance.

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