Dreame F10 robot launched in India at Rs 21,999 along with Prime Day deals
The F10 is designed as a robotic vacuum and mop hybrid. It includes a 13,000Pa suction motor, which is among the highest currently available in its segment. According to the company, the high level of suction is intended to handle a variety of surface debris, including dust, crumbs, and pet fur.
The vacuum features Smart Pathfinder navigation, which allows it to scan and map rooms to create cleaning routes. It supports cliff detection, multi-surface transitions, and a 20mm threshold climbing, allowing it to adjust to different floor plans typically found in Indian homes.
It is powered by a 5200mAh battery, which the company stated can last up to 300 minutes and cover areas up to 270 square meters.
Users can control the device through a mobile app that supports features such as multi-floor mapping, no-mop zones, virtual boundaries, and scheduling. The device is also compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri for voice-controlled operation.
The F10 includes a 570ml dustbin and a 235ml water tank. The water flow for mopping can be adjusted across three levels. The brush system is designed to minimise hair tangling, which may appeal to pet owners.
'With the F10, we're reaffirming our deep commitment to delivering intelligent, high-performance cleaning solutions tailored for Indian homes,' said Manu Sharma, Managing Director of Dreame India.
'Whether it's hard floors or carpets, the F10's class-leading suction power is specifically designed to handle the high dust levels typical in Indian households – ensuring a deep, thorough clean every time,' he added.
Dreame is offering a one-year warranty and has made after-sales support available through pickup and drop, as well as on-site service in 165 Indian cities. A customer care helpline is operational throughout the week, with reduced hours on Sundays.
The Dreame F10 will be sold exclusively via Amazon India, with the introductory price applicable during the Prime Day sale.
(This article has been curated by Arfan Jeelany, who is an intern with The Indian Express)
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