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I've been working with the mower for a week now and the results are disappointing. It took half a day to get the firmware updated (problem with their server). When setting the zones, it shows a time that is needed to mow the zone. In reality, it takes 3x longer than planned, which makes it impossible to mow 3000m2. In addition, the mowing is inconsistent, which means that it sometimes goes over the same zone multiple times.
Kristof
21 May 2025
Automatically translated from Dutch
The Dreame A2 is a very nice lawn robot. The performance is like the looks and what dreame promotes with the lawn mower. The mowing performance is very good. It adapts easily. When changing in the garden and takes your pet(s) into account with the Dreame A2. You get a long cable at the charging station that is very easy to hide. Everything is also nicely waterproof, which you expect. Only the garage that you have to buy separately. This was not annoying for me because I bought this mower via ecocheques. But I can assume that people would have liked to have this as standard. Which I certainly understand.
The design is beautiful and sturdy and it is heavy. It feels like quality. I also already have a dreame l50 ultra and so this also makes it easy because they all fall into 1 app. Installation was done in 5 minutes. You connect the lawn mower to the app and then the lawn mower to the wifi. After this, an update and it is ready for use. It can also work without or with a bad wifi signal. It has Bluetooth and you can easily operate it without any problems. And I have to say even though I am 10 meters away in the house I still have a connection via Bluetooth. That is also great.
Then you start creating a map. This can be done automatically but I always recommend doing this manually. So via the app you have the remote control to manually map your entire lawn. This works with a bit more precision to be sure that it mows everything correctly. Although I have to say automatic was also done well. But he managed to map 2 places with a bit less. But I am impressed that he can do this so well.
After mapping everything you can. Adjust your map. Such as no mowing zone. Or create multiple zones and possibly separate the lawn etc. You can even have shapes made to your wishes in a certain zone. Great for the kids of course.
You can also adjust your mowing direction or even have it mowed in a criss-cross shape. Furthermore, you can also change a number of settings with each mowing session. The height and whether you want edge master. This works very well. It moves its cutting disc to 1 side to mow edges better. This works excellently. Do take into account that this always cuts at a height of 3cm. But that is ideal with paths or edges. This way they look very neat. In short, mowing and using the app is really great. A narrow path/passage is also easy to set. The robot will drive exactly the path that you have set.
Battery: here we come to the only real disadvantage. The new robot lawn mowers have more and more technology. Which also ensures more consumption. The Dreame A2 can do about 100m2 per charge. That does not sound impressive. For example, it has to do 1 zone here of 150m2 in 2 times. And zone 2 is currently 560m2. It will do this in 5 times. Can it do that? Yes, certainly. The fast charging ensures that it is always ready on time. You let it do its thing and it does the rest without worries. In the future I also suspect that larger/stronger batteries will be available, as with most robotic lawnmowers. So that can perhaps be improved later.
In short: a good purchase, easy and smart to use. Especially with pets and children who are often in the garden, you still feel safer with a lawnmower that detects everything. It can patrol itself and therefore serve as extra security. In this case, it can send out a warning if it detects someone, both to you and to the person it detects.
Robin
24 June 2025
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The device exhibits the following issues:
After setting the zone, the device claims it will take just over 14 hours to mow the zone. In reality, it takes about three days of approximately 14 hours to complete the mowing.
Due to this long mowing time, mowing cannot be programmed in the app, as the maximum mowing time per zone is 24 hours.
The device mows the same areas multiple times during the same mowing session (which partly explains the much longer mowing time). The device goes outside the designated zone, causing it to be "caught" about three times per mowing session.
It is impossible to divide the zone into smaller sections.
I reported all these issues directly to Dreame.
My first contact was on May 16th because the firmware needed to be updated before I could use the device. The Wi-Fi signal was too weak. I placed the device in the living room, next to the Wi-Fi box, to ensure sufficient network coverage. Ultimately, the problem turned out to be with their server. My next contact was on May 30th. By that point, I had already spent hours trying to schedule the entire zone (1800m², not even the full 3000m² the manufacturer claims the device can handle) for automatic mowing. Dreame's feedback was that a firmware update would be released at the end of June that would fix the zone splitting issue. On July 4th, I contacted them again because the promised firmware update still hadn't arrived. On July 7th, I was told they would prioritize updating my device. On July 9th, I was indeed able to perform the long-awaited firmware update. However, my problem wasn't described in the fixes, and this also became apparent when I tried to split the zone after the update; it still didn't work. I reported this to them immediately. On July 11th, I noticed that the device's performance was deteriorating instead of improving. Where I previously managed to mow 1800m² in two 2-hour days, I suddenly needed an extra day. Moreover, the device was already outside the defined area (where I let the grass grow wild). I provided photos of both areas to Dreame, but they again offered no real solution.
My conclusion is very simple: the device is technically sound, and the mowing is accurate and neat. However, the battery seems too small, so after an hour of mowing, it needs an hour to charge.
However, there's a lot wrong with the software, which means that in my experience, the device can't handle an area of 3000m² at all. Even half that is a real challenge, meaning the device has to work about 6 out of 7 days a week to keep up with the grass during the height of the growing season.
I specifically purchased the device for its larger area capacity. My entire garden is over 10,000m², so I've been very selective about the areas I have mowed. Unfortunately, it doesn’t do what it claims to do.
Kristof
15 July 2025
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Product number | 962143 | |
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Manufacturer code | MLLA7210 | |
Brand | Dreame | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty | |
Old product returned for free |
Weight | 12,6 kg |
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Depth | 43,65 cm |
Height | 26,1 cm |
Width | 64,3 cm |
Cutting deck material | Steel |
Lawn surface | 2000 m2 | |
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Cutting width | 22 cm | |
Mulching function | ||
Maximum noise level | 64 dB | |
Maximum incline | 45 % |
Area demarcation | ||
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Area delimitation type | Wireless | |
Cliff sensors | ||
Input | Via WiFi and app |
Power source | Battery | |
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Battery technology | Lithium-ion | |
Replaceable battery | ||
Battery/battery capacity | 5 Ah | |
Battery / battery voltage | 20 V |
