With its powerful suction, mopping function, self-cleaning mops, auto-drying system and dual water tanks, the Dreame W10 is the robot vacuum you need. In addition, it benefits for its launch from an ultra attractive price.
The Dreame W10 on promotion for its launch in France
The Dreame W10 arrives in France and is the subject for the occasion of an interesting promotional offer for those looking for a high-end robot vacuum cleaner. Its recommended retail price is normally 1099.99 euros. This is the rate applied to this product outside the promotion period.
But from February 11, 2022 at 9:00 a.m. until March 11, 2022 at 8:59 a.m., a coupon of 210 euros allows you to acquire the Dreame W10 for much less on Amazon. Simply tick the appropriate box and the price will instantly jump to 889.99 euros in the cart. And that’s not all: a passage on the official site and a simple registration also allows you to receive a reduction code of 5%, or 54 euros, which can be combined with the previous promotion. It is therefore possible to pay 835.99 euros instead of 1099.90 euros for this new generation robot vacuum cleaner.
But what makes the Dreame W10 one of the best devices in its class on the market? Winner of several innovation awards, including the CES Tech Awards 2020, it stands out thanks to its autonomy and its performance in cleaning floors.
Effective vacuum cleaner and mops
With a maximum suction of 4,000 Pascals, the Dreame W10 sucks up all the debris (even pet hair) and dust that litters the floor of your home. These are stored in a tank with a capacity of 450ml, which is in the high range for this kind of device. Thus, there is no need to empty the dust container each time you use it.
The two rotating mops apply a pressure of 10 Newtons and rotate 180 times per minute. A configuration that guarantees the removal of stubborn stains on any type of floor, even the hardest, or on carpets.
For its Dreame W10, the brand has significantly improved the navigation system on which its robot vacuum cleaners are based. Its simultaneous localization and mapping functionality is based on LiDAR, a technology that has proven itself on iPhones, for example. This model is able to update a map of its environment twelve times faster than other vacuum cleaners in the range, thus gaining in precision, even in the dark. It avoids obstacles better and can also create systematic cleaning paths and save a 3-story plan.
The 6400 mAh battery can deep clean an area of up to 300 m² on a single charge, which lasts up to 210 minutes. The Dreame W10 can therefore handle the cleaning of small apartments as well as large houses.
The Dreame W10 is a pro of autonomy
Investing in a robot vacuum meets the needs of saving time and making life easier. But many models require special attention from the user, which breaks the concept somewhat. This is not the case with the Dreame W10, designed to do without human maintenance as much as possible, and which can be configured and controlled from a mobile application or by voice via the voice assistant Alexa.
The robot vacuum cleans itself automatically. As soon as the mops are detected as dirty, the Dreame W10 returns to the charging station, where its mops are sprayed with water and then spin quickly against small grooves, a process that helps loosen the dirt.
In addition, a nozzle located in the lower part of the station transfers the water that has become dirty into the waste water tank provided for this purpose. Because yes, it is also one of its great strengths, the Dreame W10 has two large water tanks, one for clean water and the other for waste water, with a capacity of four liters each. A system that avoids having to fill or empty the tanks too often.
Finally, always with the aim of automating tasks as well as possible to leave as little work as possible to the user and to offer a top-of-the-range experience, the Dreame W10 sees its mops rinsed then dried with hot air when it is completes its cleaning cycle and returns to its base. This attention helps prevent the spread of bacteria and prevents mold from developing.
This article was written in partnership with Dreame.
