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The Dreame L60 Pro Ultra is a premium robot vacuum with a premium price, and its value depends largely on whether ProLeap solves a real problem in your home. If you have sliding-door tracks, uneven room transitions, or other barriers that regularly impede robot vacuums, it’s easy to recommend. The robot’s climbing ability is the rare premium feature that can dramatically change how well and reliably a robot vacuum cleans. It’s harder to justify for homes with mostly flat floors and standard transitions. In that case, a less expensive hybrid robot vacuum can likely deliver a similar day-to-day

Swipe to scroll horizontallyAttributeNotesRatingValueCompetitively priced against the Dyson Airwrap and broader than the Shark FlexStyle in terms of attachments, though the performance doesn't always match the promise.3.5 / 5DesignComfortable, well-balanced, and good-looking with an improved twist-on attachment mechanism.4.5 / 5PerformanceStrong curling and volumizing results, but the straightening nozzle disappoints and temperature limits will be a factor for thicker hair types.4 / 5

Pet dander can significantly contribute to the amount of dust circulating in your home, and our air purifier testing has shown that certain models clean the air better than others. The Oransi Mod Plus Air Purifier MD02, for example, excelled at coarse particle removal, and it's CNET's top pick for tackling pet dander and dust.  But the Dreame FP10, a recently released HEPA-equipped air purifier with a few quirky features, promises something else too: a self-cleaning system designed to cut down on maintenance. I had to try it myself.