Instead of running a vacuum first and grabbing a mop afterwards, the Aqua10 combines both tasks in a single robot. Wet mopping lifts the sticky marks, footprints and spills that suction alone leaves behind, which makes it especially useful in kitchens, hallways and entrance areas. You set it going, get on with your day and come back to floors that have been vacuumed and wiped without you having to push anything around.
The 4 L water tank is one of the key numbers to compare when choosing a mopping robot. A larger supply of water means the robot can keep its mop damp across more rooms before it needs attention, so you spend less time refilling and more time enjoying clean floors. It is a practical advantage in open-plan flats and larger family homes, where a smaller tank would run dry halfway through the clean.
The Aqua10 comes with its own base station that takes care of charging. When the robot finishes cleaning, it heads back to the base by itself and tops up its battery, so it is ready for the next session without you carrying it anywhere or hunting for a cable. That automatic return is what turns a robot vacuum from a gadget into a genuinely hands-off part of your weekly routine.
Built-in stairs detection helps the robot recognise drops and stop before it goes over an edge. That matters in two-storey houses, split-level flats and homes with a step down into the living room or a sunken entrance. You can leave the robot cleaning upstairs without hovering nearby, knowing it is designed to keep away from the stairs while working its way around the room.
The black finish keeps the Aqua10 looking tidy while it works and while it sits on its base. Dark tones tend to hide everyday scuffs and dust better than lighter colours, and the robot sits discreetly next to furniture rather than standing out in the middle of the room. It is a practical, low-key look that suits modern interiors as well as more traditional homes.
This robot vacuum with mop makes the most sense for people who want clean floors without spending their evenings on chores: working professionals, families with kids, and pet owners dealing with daily dust and paw prints. Homes with tiles, laminate or other hard floors get the most out of the wet mopping, while the base station and stairs detection make it a good fit for multi-level houses too.
| Brand | DREAME |
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| Model name | Aqua10 Ultra Track Complete |
| Product colour | Black |
| Manual | Yes |
| Vacuum | 25 |
| Brush type | Roller brush & Side brush |
| Base station | Yes |
| Cleaning cloth | Yes |
| Navigation type | D-ToF lidar |
| Stairs detection | Yes |
| Quick start guide | Yes |
| Base station weight | 10900 |
| Base station functions | Charging |
| Automatic base station return | Yes |
| Base station dimensions (W x D x H) | 440 x 420 x 500 |
| Warranty | 12/24 months |
| EAN | 6978515251986 |
| Water tank capacity | 4 l |
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| Rechargeable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Battery | Rechargeable |
| Battery weight | 397 |
| Dust container type | Combi |
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| Wet mopping | Yes |
| Dust capacity (base) | 3.2 |
| Dust container type (base) | Dust bag |
| Height | 97.5 mm |
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| Diameter | 350 mm |
| Weight | 5.5 kg |
| Product Net Weight | 5.5 kg |
Yes. The robot supports wet mopping in addition to vacuuming, so it can handle both dust and marks on hard floors.
The water tank holds 4 L, which lets the robot mop larger areas before it needs refilling.
Yes. The Aqua10 returns to its base station automatically, and the base station handles charging.
The robot has stairs detection, which is designed to recognise drops and keep it from going over the edge.
The manufacturer lists charging as the base station's function and does not list automatic dust emptying, so we cannot confirm that feature.
