Dreame L60 Ultra vs MOVA E40 Ultra

The Dreame L60 Ultra wins on suction and smart home reach, pulling 35,000Pa and listing Matter, Apple Home and SmartThings through an upcoming update, with a slim 82 mm body and automatic detergent dosing. The MOVA E40 Ultra wins on runtime and owner rating and uses LiDAR, which is more reliable in the dark than the Dreame's camera navigation.

Navigation. The Dreame L60 Ultra uses a camera-based ToF system that keeps the body slim but can stumble in low light, while the MOVA E40 Ultra uses LiDAR that works regardless of lighting. Suction and runtime pull in opposite directions too: the Dreame has the power, the MOVA the stamina.

Dreame lists Matter, and with it Apple Home and SmartThings, as arriving through an upcoming OTA update, so neither works out of the box yet; today it covers Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant. The MOVA E40 Ultra has no Matter, Apple Home or SmartThings support at any point.

The MOVA E40 Ultra is rated at up to 260 minutes per charge against 180 minutes for the Dreame L60 Ultra. The Dreame compensates with a 35,000Pa suction head and a slim body that reaches under low furniture, but the MOVA covers more ground per charge.

Pet owners dealing with shedding, busy households wanting hands-off upkeep and buyers who want the strongest suction and broad smart home support, and who mostly clean in well-lit rooms where camera navigation performs best.

Budget-conscious buyers and pet households who want a full all-in-one station, dependable LiDAR mapping in any lighting, and a long runtime for the money.