Is your Dreame still supported?
Support status by model: whether updates still ship, which features depend on the cloud, and when the last firmware landed. Every row carries its source and verify date.
DREAME
| Model | Status | Cloud dependency | Last firmware | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dreame F9 The 8 cm slim vSLAM model without a laser turret — the one Dreame that never shows the LDS fault. Pairs via Mi Home/Xiaomi Home; its official manual stays live on the help center. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot D9 / D9 Pro / D9 Max The LiDAR family that made Dreame's name in 2020-2021; faults arrive as Mi Home/Xiaomi Home text alerts, never numbers. Official manuals for all three variants remain online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot Z10 Pro Dreame's first auto-empty model — its 4 L station bag introduced the dust-bag ecosystem. The official manual (attached on the help center) documents the base's blinking-orange error state. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot L10 Pro First Dreame with dual-line laser obstacle avoidance on top of LiDAR; shares the D9-era flat mop plate and consumables. Official manual and FAQ table remain online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot W10 / W10 Pro The mop-washing pioneer with rotating pads and a station display — the one Dreame whose base shows text error messages ("Washboard Not Installed") on screen. Pairs via Mi Home/Xiaomi Home. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot D10 Plus Budget auto-empty bestseller on the D9 platform; shares its main brush and flat mop with the L10 Pro family. The official "Robot Doesn't Vacuum" article covers its most-reported fault. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot L10s Ultra Dreame's breakout all-in-one (wash, dry, auto-empty, auto-detergent) and its best-documented model — the help center keeps dedicated charging, docking, LDS and suction articles for it. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot D10s / D10s Plus / D10s Pro Mid-range refresh of the D10 line — first D-series generation on the Dreamehome app; the Pro adds camera obstacle avoidance. Official manuals for all three remain online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot L10 Prime Rotating-mop model with a dock that only stores and dries the pads — no washing, no auto-empty, so its station has fewer failure modes than the Ultra line. Official manual live. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| DreameBot L20 Ultra First Dreame with MopExtend — a mop pad that swings out to reach edges, adding the "mop pad holder falls off" failure mode the help center documents. The Complete variant's WPA3 limitation is official. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| Dreame L10s Pro Ultra Heat Hot-water mop washing on the L10s platform. Officially documented quirk — its Wi-Fi does not support WPA3 routers yet; set the router to WPA2 for pairing. Manual and per-fault articles live. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| Dreame X30 Ultra Flagship that introduced removable mop pads the robot drops off before carpet runs. Its station consumables differ from both the L10s and X40 kits — buy by exact model. Official manual live. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| Dreame X40 Ultra / X40 Ultra Complete 2024 flagship with extending side brush and mop; the help center keeps dedicated docking, dust-collection and side-brush articles for it. Shares side brushes with L40 Ultra and X50 Ultra. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| Dreame L40 Ultra High-value 2024 all-in-one on the X40 accessory family. The help center documents its LDS-abnormal and mop-pad-holder faults; the AE variant carries the official WPA2-only pairing note. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
| Dreame X50 Ultra / X50 Ultra Complete Current flagship with the retractable ProLeap climbing legs and a sunken LDS module. Actively maintained — the help center added docking, LDS and map-creation articles through 2026. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-10 · Source |
METHODOLOGY
The FTC reviewed 184 connected devices in 2024 and found that roughly 89% of makers never disclose how long they'll support a product. That is why this table exists: the manufacturer won't tell you, so we do. Each model is rated active, limited, ended, or orphaned based on firmware, app, and cloud service checks. No source, no publish — every row shows when it was last verified.
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