An affordable robot vacuum with decent performance is hard to come by, so I’ve been testing the Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2, and it ticks all the boxes (if you have the right flooring)
The Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2 is an affordable robot vacuum that performs well on hardwood floors but struggles with carpets. It features a self-emptying dock that can hold dust for up to 90 days and comes with an easy-to-use app. While it offers good value for its price, its low suction power and basic mopping function may not meet the needs of all households.
- ▪The Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2 is priced at $299 and is designed for hardwood-only homes.
- ▪It has a suction power of 6,000Pa, which excels on hard surfaces but is inadequate for carpets.
- ▪The vacuum features a self-emptying dock that can hold dust for up to 90 days.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The Dreame D10 Plus Gen 2 is ideal for hardwood-only homes. Its 6,000Pa suction power excels on hard surfaces — but falters on carpet. This sleek, minimalist vacuum easily integrates into your home and offers 90 days of hands-free cleaning via its self-emptying dock. It’s also accompanied by an intuitive app. While affordable, it makes sacrifices in suction and mopping, making it less suitable for homes with heavy-shedding pets or sticky messes. Pros +Affordable +Excellent for hard floors +Self-empties for up to 90 days +Sleek and minimal design +Easy-to-use app Cons -Low suction power -Struggles on carpet -Basic mopping function Best picks for you The 6 best robot vacuums in 2026, tried and tested Best cheap robot vacuums Best vacuum cleaners 2026: Top picks for…
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