Dreame L60 Ultra vs Eufy E28

The Eufy E28 takes the overall win. It costs less, runs about 216 minutes per charge, carries a larger 473ml onboard dustbin and includes a detachable portable deep cleaner in its station, while matching the Dreame L60 Ultra on LiDAR navigation, mopping and self-emptying.

The station. The Eufy E28 builds a removable handheld deep cleaner into its dock, so upholstery, stairs and car interiors are covered by the same purchase, while the Dreame L60 Ultra puts its investment into cleaning power, with roughly 35,000Pa of suction and a 4.5L water tank.

The Dreame L60 Ultra, rated at roughly 35,000Pa against 20,000Pa on the Eufy E28. That gap shows up mainly on medium and high pile carpet and with embedded pet hair; on hard floors both clear normal debris easily.

The Eufy E28, at about 216 minutes per charge against 180 minutes for the Dreame L60 Ultra. Both return to the dock automatically and resume, so the difference matters most in large homes cleaned in a single pass.

No. Only the Dreame L60 Ultra supports Apple HomeKit, Home Assistant and Matter, alongside Google Home and Alexa. The Eufy E28 covers Google Home and Alexa through the eufy Clean app, with no HomeKit, Matter or SmartThings.

Households with sofas, stairs, pets or a car that also need regular floor cleaning. The portable deep cleaner, long runtime, large onboard bin and quiet 57dB operation make it the more versatile purchase for the money.

Buyers with carpet, heavy pet hair or a smart home built on Apple Home, Matter or Home Assistant. Its higher suction rating, larger dock water tank and auto detergent dispensing suit demanding mixed-floor cleaning.