Dreame L60 Pro Ultra vs SwitchBot S10

Researched by Riley Hart · prices checked Oct 31, 2026

Short answer · checked Oct 31, 2026

As of Oct 31, 2026, the Dreame L60 Pro Ultra costs $1,190 and the SwitchBot S10 costs $1,200, so the Dreame L60 Pro Ultra is $10 cheaper. Pick the Dreame L60 Pro Ultra for pet homes with carpet and tall thresholds. Pick the SwitchBot S10 for homes with a water line near where the dock can sit.

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DreameL60 Pro Ultra

Suction: 35,000 Pa claimed
Navigation: VersaLift DToF LiDAR
Mopping: Dual spinning heated
Runtime: About 220 min from

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A top pick if you want flagship vacuuming without paying X60 prices. Vacuum Wars measured excellent carpet, pet hair and obstacle results, and the lifting LiDAR plus 3.5 in step climbing helps in homes with low furniture and raised thresholds. Skip it if you mostly mop, since testers found it wet the floor more than needed and coverage per charge is below average.

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SwitchBotS10

Suction: 6,500 Pa
Navigation: SwitchBot's store page
Mopping: RevoRoll roller mop

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The S10 is for people who want a robot that fills and drains its own water from a nearby sink or laundry line, and testers rated its roller mop highly. Navigation and object detection are weak, it is tall and wide, and setup takes more work than a normal dock. At full price it is expensive, so wait for a sale or look at the newer S20.

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Side by side

	Dreame L60 Pro Ultra	SwitchBot S10
Price	$1,190	$1,200
3 year cost	$1,190	$1,580
Our score	Not scored yet	Not scored yet
Rank in Floors	#77	#78
Status	on sale	on sale
Warranty	3 years (Dreame US store)	1 year (SwitchBot store)
Suction	35,000 Pa claimed (Dreame); Vacuum Wars measured a 1.14 kPa bench score against a 0.99 kPa average, and Vacuum Chef measured 579 FPM airflow against a 428 FPM average	6,500 Pa (SwitchBot)
Navigation	VersaLift DToF LiDAR that retracts to fit under furniture (Dreame); Vacuum Wars measured 0.64 m2 per minute, below its 0.71 average	SwitchBot's store page does not name the navigation type; Android Authority says it saves up to three floor maps and has small headlights, while The Hook Up rated its navigation weak
Obstacle avoidance	AI camera with 3D structured light and LED, 280+ object types (Dreame); Vacuum Wars saw it avoid 22 of 24 objects and Vacuum Chef scored it 79%, though USB cables still caught it	Not described by SwitchBot; The Hook Up listed weak object detection as a con
Mopping	Dual spinning heated mop pads (86 to 104 F while cleaning), 10.5 mm lift, extend and auto removal (Dreame); Vacuum Wars found it used too much water, with a 1.6 g water penalty against a 1.07 g average	RevoRoll roller mop with RinseSync that lifts on carpet (SwitchBot); The Hook Up measured its mopping second best of any robot it had tested, but the roller does not lift enough for high pile carpet
Self empty	Yes, 3.2 L dust bag that Dreame says lasts up to 100 days	Yes, Auto-Empty and Dry Station holds dust for up to 70 days; 3 bags included (SwitchBot)
Dock features	Auto empty, 212 F hot water mop wash, hot air drying, heated self cleaning washboard, auto detergent dosing, 4.5 L clean and 4.0 L dirty tanks (Dreame); plumbing option not stated	Two stations: an auto empty and hot air drying station, plus a separate Water Station that connects to a water supply and drain to refill and empty the robot (SwitchBot); an optional External Water Tank costs $79.99 for homes without plumbing access (Android Authority)
Runtime	About 220 min from a 6,400 mAh battery (Dreame); Vacuum Wars estimated about 1,020 sq ft per charge against a 1,170 sq ft average	n/a
Dustbin	300 ml robot bin plus 3.2 L dock bag (Dreame)	n/a
Height	3.50 in with LiDAR retracted, 4.37 in raised (Dreame); Vacuum Wars measured 89 mm	About 4.53 in tall and 14.37 in wide, 6.36 kg (Android Authority)
Pet hair	Vacuum Wars measured 93.5% pet hair pickup against an 82.2% average, and 0% hair wrap against a 26% average	n/a
App	Dreamehome app with built in voice control, Alexa, Siri, Google Home and Apple Watch; Matter promised in a future update (Dreame)	SwitchBot app with schedules and virtual walls; works with Alexa, Google Home and Siri (SwitchBot); The Hook Up found Matter via Hub 2 limited to on and off and no local control
Threshold	Up to 3.47 in (8.8 cm) double layer steps and 1.77 in single steps (Dreame); Vacuum Wars saw it cross a 51 mm threshold and Vacuum Chef 45 mm	n/a
Noise	No dB figure from Dreame; Vacuum Chef called it loud at max power	n/a
Best for	pet homes with carpet and tall thresholds	homes with a water line near where the dock can sit
Skip if	you have a very large home and want one charge per clean	you have clutter on the floor or low furniture

Specs are maker claims unless a reviewer is named. Prices from the stores we link, checked daily.

What reviewers found

Dreame L60 Pro Ultra

Vacuum Wars (3.96 Vacuum Wars stars): Measured 90% carpet sand removal (78% average), 93.5% pet hair pickup, 0% hair wrap and 22 of 24 obstacles avoided. Mopping used too much water, and estimated coverage was about 1,020 sq ft per charge. Source
Vacuum Chef: Measured 579 FPM airflow, 90% coffee grounds, 60% embedded sand and 95% cat litter removal on carpet, and a 79% obstacle avoidance score. Coverage ranged from about 3,950 sq ft on low suction to just over 500 sq ft on max. Source

SwitchBot S10

Android Authority (AA Recommended): Three weeks of daily vacuuming and mopping three times a week ran hands off when plumbed in. The bot was about an inch too wide for the tester's chair legs and about half an inch too tall for some cabinets. Source
The Hook Up: Called it the second best mopping performance the reviewer had measured, behind the Eufy S1 Pro, but noted weak object detection and navigation and a mop roller that does not lift high enough for high pile carpet. Source

Pros and cons

Dreame L60 Pro Ultra

Pros

90% carpet sand removal in Vacuum Wars testing
No hair wrap with the DuoBrush
Avoided 22 of 24 test objects
Climbs very high double steps
Mop pads detach before vacuum only runs

Cons

High price even on sale
Mopping leaves too much water
Below average coverage per charge
Loud at max power
USB cables still trip it up

SwitchBot S10

Pros

Refills and drains itself from home plumbing
Strong roller mop results
Mop lifts on carpet
Dust station holds up to 70 days

Cons

Weak navigation and object detection
Needs two separate stations
Too large for some tight spaces
Matter control limited to on and off
High price before discounts

Questions buyers ask

Which is better, the Dreame L60 Pro Ultra or the SwitchBot S10?

Pick the Dreame L60 Pro Ultra for pet homes with carpet and tall thresholds. Pick the SwitchBot S10 for homes with a water line near where the dock can sit.

Which is cheaper?

The Dreame L60 Pro Ultra at $1,190, versus $1,200 for the SwitchBot S10, checked Oct 31, 2026. Over 3 years with running costs: $1,190 vs $1,580.

What is the difference between the L60 Pro Ultra and the S10?

Suction: 35,000 Pa claimed (Dreame); Vacuum Wars measured a 1.14 kPa bench score against a 0.99… on the L60 Pro Ultra, 6,500 Pa (SwitchBot) on the S10. Navigation: VersaLift DToF LiDAR that retracts to fit under furniture (Dreame); Vacuum Wars measured… on the L60 Pro Ultra, SwitchBot's store page does not name the navigation type; Android Authority says it… on the S10. Obstacle avoidance: AI camera with 3D structured light and LED, 280+ object types (Dreame); Vacuum Wars saw… on the L60 Pro Ultra, Not described by SwitchBot; The Hook Up listed weak object detection as a con on the S10.

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