I bought it for 156 euros and I am absolutely satisfied. I would even give 180 to 190 euros. Above that, I would probably go for the Dreame H11 VWV7, which is currently selling for 230, or I might consider the Dreame H11 Max Black, so satisfied I am with this machine that combines vacuuming and mopping floors.

The build quality is quite good, but I would not characterize it as premium. The display adds a lot of points to the eye, but its main utility, apart from being visible, is that it shows the battery percentage in real time. You know the battery level at any time and when you get familiar enough with the vacuum, you can calculate the area you can cover. The battery can last from 25 to 30 minutes with little use at high speed and more at low speed. The first time it seemed insufficient to me, but the more I got used to the vacuum, the more area I covered.

It is quite lightweight (in my opinion) and can be easily maneuvered in all directions. It is powerful and can easily pick up debris, I tested it with rice and lentils, so I think it can be comfortably used for floor cleaning. It cannot easily climb on carpets with medium pile (due to the sole) and I do not believe it can achieve deep carpet cleaning. Personally, I do not use it for carpet cleaning. The dustbin is very easy to clean and the vacuum's self-cleaning does a pretty good job of keeping the brush clean. The length of the sole is 28 centimeters, so you can calculate if it fits in certain areas of your home.

The biggest negative in my opinion is that it cannot mop close to walls or furniture. It leaves at least 3-4 centimeters from the edge of the wall, so it cannot fully replace a mop. Occasionally, you will have to go over the perimeter of the walls with a wet mop. The second negative is that if the house has not been vacuumed for a few days, and you start mopping, at some point some of the dirt that does not end up in the dustbin the vacuum throws back on the floor. There is a small metal blade to remove threads and hair from the brush, which is not well designed and collects a lot of dirt on the top. At some point, the brush returns them back to the floor, so you may need to clean it with a cloth in between uses, depending on the size of your home.

An experiment I did was with a coffee stain and some ketchup stains, which I let dry for 24 hours. I sprayed water on the stains, left it for a few seconds, then sprayed water again and passed over them. The coffee disappeared with the first pass and for the ketchup, I did 4-5 passes, but it cleaned the floor completely. The experiment was done at high speed, so I consider that overall it does about 85% of the work that a regular mop would do. I have noticed that some dirt that is well stuck to the floor, it cannot remove, but in my opinion, this is a minor drawback.

I have been using it for a month now and I have not touched a mop in my hands, only for the reason I described above. I use it day after day for floor sweeping - mopping, and my floors are really clean without much effort. You need to dedicate some time for cleaning it, get used to its handling, as the rotating brush tends to move forward and then you need muscle power to bring it back, but once you learn how to handle it and the fact that you add a little water to it and effortlessly have a clean floor at any time, I think it makes it the perfect gift for everyone.