What you can expect from the Dreame D20 Pro Plus
What testers say about the Dreame D20 Pro Plus
For anyone with carpet and a long-haired pet who mops by hand anyway, the Dreame D20 Pro Plus does the vacuuming well.
At 13,000 Pa the Dreame D20 Pro Plus has more than double the suction usual among robots that arrive with a simple dust station, where 6,000 Pa is the middle figure. Just A Dad Approved marked both vacuuming and hair with an 8, at least a point over its middle marks, after long hair went through the brush without winding round it. Its side brush swings outward to reach right-angle corners, which hardly any rival does.
The mop is the letdown. The tester watched the pad being pulled across the floor without any scrubbing, and because the robot cannot raise it, it drives round carpet while the pad is attached. In a home with rugs, those rugs go unvacuumed on every such run, which is why the tester would leave the pad off altogether.
The station's 5-liter bag should last 150 days, two and a half times the 60 days its rivals get from theirs, and a charge runs 285 minutes against 175 minutes for the others.




