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The various level thresholds between rooms, which make most robot vacuums impossible to handle, are one of the biggest issues I have with using a machine pump in my house. A robot pump called the Dreame X50 Ultra was created to solve this issue. By deploying a pair of tiny feet to lean itself over hurdles, it is cross levels and roadblocks up to 2.36 feet. It is broom your floors as well as perform a strong suction performance on hardwood floors.

Why do we suggest it:

It was able to climb a stack of wood up to 2.36 feet in our facility tests, but some issues prevented it from extending past 1.5 inches. When there is a transition between the two lateral obstacles, such as a 1.65-inch level followed by a 0.07-inch threshold, Dreame advises that it works the best. It’s also far more advanced than any other machine vacuum we tested for climbing obstacles, making it a top-notch contender.

It’s no slump either when it comes to cleaning abilities. In a lab test, it removed 62 % of the sand from a hardwood floor in 23.6 % of the time. For research, we think something greater than 50 % is good. Carpets proved to be more difficult, with 34 % of the stock being mid-pile and 35 % of the stock being low-pile.

The mapping is excellent as well. Our test expert took it to his house to test the vacuuming and mopping on his 1,200-square-foot main ground. In less than two days, it cleaned everything and mapped the main levels. The bottom station even comes with a receiver for the cleaning solution, two tanks, one for fresh water and one for filthy water, and two for fresh water.

It worked wonderful in real-world tests, removing most, if not all, of the cats hair from wood and floor. In a home with a Great Pyrenees, the tangle-free ball clean always grew tangled. The X50 Ultra was able to spot things like socks, tennis balls, electric cords, tennis balls, and other items that might get stuck on, which was also good. Additionally, it recognized and managed dogs.

Who ought to not receive it?

Its powerful navigational skills and effective animal hair suction merit our recommendation. We only recommend it if your home has numerous thresholds and challenging transition strips because it is one of the priciest robot vacuums you can buy at full price ($ 1, 699 ). The Shark PowerDetect Not Touch Pro can handle limits upward to 1.5 inches for a robot vacuum that has this potential for less money.