Dreame L60 Ultra FE vs Eufy E28

Dreame L60 Ultra FE. It has 30,000Pa suction against 20,000Pa, 240 minutes of runtime against 216, a 4.5L water tank against 3L and a 3 year warranty, plus Apple HomeKit, Matter and Home Assistant support. Eufy E28 wins on price, Bluetooth connectivity and its detachable portable deep cleaner.

The station. Eufy E28 builds a removable handheld deep cleaner into its dock, so upholstery, stairs and car interiors can be cleaned by hand with the same appliance. Dreame L60 Ultra FE has a conventional self-emptying, self-washing dock and puts its advantage into raw suction, runtime and water capacity instead.

Dreame L60 Ultra FE, which works with Apple HomeKit, Matter and Home Assistant as well as Alexa and Google Home. Eufy E28 covers Alexa and Google Home only, with no HomeKit, SmartThings or Matter support, though it does add Bluetooth alongside its 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.

Both mop, lift the mop on carpet, wash it at the dock and dry it with hot air, and both dispense detergent automatically. Dreame L60 Ultra FE holds 4.5L of water against 3L for Eufy E28, whose HydroJet roller rinses itself continuously while cleaning rather than only at the dock.

Both self-empty into the dock, but Eufy E28 carries a 473ml onboard bin against 250ml on Dreame L60 Ultra FE, so it holds more between trips back to the station. The Dreame's dock bag holds 3.2L, which keeps the interval between bag changes long.

Households with pets, kids or stairs, where the dirt is not only on the floor: the detachable deep cleaner handles sofas, mattresses and car seats that a robot cannot reach. It also costs less. For maximum suction, the longest runtime and broad platform support, Dreame L60 Ultra FE is the better robot.