Review: Dreametech D9 Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner

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The D9 Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner from Dreametech is a lidar navigation 2-in-1 robot designed to vacuum and mop all the floors in your home with as little user input as possible.

An advanced environmental detection and navigation system is integrated into the device, allowing it to avoid furniture, cables, and pets. This enables it to cover the entire floor surface of a home without requiring the user to move it from one room to another.

But this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the features baked into Dreamtech’s D9 robot vacuum. Let’s see what else it has to offer below.

Advanced Navigation System

Autonomous cleaning robots have come a long way since they were first developed and the D9 is no exception. The device uses LIDAR navigation to accurately detect obstacles in its vicinity and a SLAM smart algorithm to map the best path to take when cleaning.

Both of these systems allow the D9 to clean rooms by following straight lines and reducing the risk of it leaving uncleaned areas.

As part of the navigation software, you can also set no-go areas that the robot will always avoid. This can be done using the smart app that comes with the device. Once set, the D9 will avoid cleaning and entering these areas.

An Adaptive Mopping System

The Dreametech D9 can identify the type of surface that it is on and automatically adapt the cleaning method. It will limit the amount of water that it uses when mopping wooden floors, and increase it when cleaning cement or tile surfaces. This enables the robot to clean multi-surface homes without causing any damage to wooden floors or causing them to swell,

High-power Cleaning

The D9 offers 3000Pa of suction power. This is enough to pick up dirt and debris from wooden floors, tile floors, and carpets. The device is also designed to quickly adapt to the type of floor that it is on, switching from vacuuming to moping.

Thanks to its 5200mAh battery, the robot can run for up to 150 minutes on a single charge. This is usually enough to clean approx. 2153ft²

Built to Navigate Between Rooms

Although the D9 has a relatively low profile, its design allows it to move from one room to another without any issues. The cleaner can move over obstacles such as thresholds and cables without assistance, provided that they are under 0.8 inches.

Smart Home Compatibility and OTA Updates

The D9 is compatible with Alexa and can be controlled remotely or by voice. This allows you to initiate or stop the cleaning process, check the battery level of the D0, adjust its suction power and the water distribution.

All future updates for the D9 will be delivered OTA, which means that you will never have to worry about connecting it to a computer through USB.

The bottom line

Overall, the D9 can be a good choice for individuals who have a large home and do not have time to clean its floors on a weekly basis. The D9 robot can get over small obstacles, but keep in mind that it cannot climb stairs. This limits the operation of the device to the level on which you install it.

However, it can work round-the-clock. When the device detects that its battery is almost depleted, it will return to its charging dock. This turns the D9 into a great day-to-day cleaning solution for the whole house.

The D9 robot vacuum and mop cleaner can be found at Amazon for $319. The company tells us that they’re reducing the price down to $239 during Black Friday between November 25 through November 29, exclusive to Amazon Prime members.

Using promo code DREAME03 will knock off an additional 5% bringing the price down to $239. This coupon code expires on December 10.

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