D30 Ultra

Since you've already ruled out the main brush, side brush, and mop pads, I'd agree that this doesn't sound normal. The D30 Ultra is generally quieter than what I'm hearing in the video, especially when it's simply driving back to the dock. At this point I'd avoid taking it apart any further. The rem

If the box and serial number both indicate it's an Aqua10 Roller AE, then you actually received a newer, higher-end model than the D30 Ultra. The Aqua10 Roller AE features Dreame's roller mop system and includes several hardware improvements over the D30 Ultra, so from a product standpoint it's gene

We ran into the same thing and ended up getting the dreame d30 ultra. It fits under the furniture that our old vacuum couldn't reach, and it's kept up with the pet hair better than I expected. I mostly just empty the dirty water and give it a deeper clean every couple of weeks.

Considering this is equivalent to Dreame D30 Ultra, it's missing some features below. Extendable side brush, Separate water tank inside robot's body, Dirt detection sensor which helps with re-mopping events, Removing mop pads at for vacuum only, Detergent tank, Tri-cut main brush On one of the users

I would go with the D30 Ultra CE because it's at least Dreame's own robot, unlike the cheaper one, which is an ODM unit made by Picea. Also, a mopping system helps keep the floor free from dust that might be missed by vacuuming. With D30 Ultra, you get the Tricut brush (sold separately) to deal with

But if you want to stick with Dreame, I would recommend either look for one of their l40 ultra or the new d30 ultra. But if I should choose I would either get l40 ultra og Mova. Because those have extendable side brush for corners, hot mop washing and just some more premium features. But hope it hel

The D20 Ultra is a solid entry-level robot, but I think your expectations are a bit higher than what its mopping system is designed to deliver. Robot mops are generally best at handling light dust, daily maintenance, and preventing floors from getting dirty—not replacing the occasional manual mop. F

My Roomba J7 worked fine but the BravaJet Mop was junk. I wanted just a mop originally since the J7 worked, but I found they really don't make many of those other than the BravaJet. The mop always had a hard time getting off of the dock on it's own. It started having issues with the battery not bein

Let's treat QR798 as part of the Q series family, not Qrevo. It's the most basic model with an automated dock. Roborock officially included it in the Q series, not the Qrevo, on their website. The Qrevo S is the real budget Qrevo model, while QR798/QV35/Qrevo L is the high-end of the budget Q series

What’s going on here is pretty typical Dreame behavior in some regions. They’ll take an existing hardware platform (often very close to an L-series Gen 1/Gen 2), tweak the feature mix, give it a new name, and sell it exclusively through one channel like Amazon AU. That’s why: reviews look mismatched