dreame TriCut Brush Compatible with L10s Ultra/L20 Ultra/L10s Pro Ultra/X30 Ultra, High Safety Design, Main Brush with Anti-Pinch, Anti-Stuck, Ideal for Pet Hair, Carpet and Hard Floor

Review: This review is for the Dreame TriCut Brush that came as a free promo during the last Prime Days event when I purchased my Dreame L40 robot vacuum. I’ll be writing a separate review for the vacuum itself, but this one deserves its own spotlight. We’ve got a few human shedders in our house, and nearly every vacuum we’ve owned ends up with the roller tangled in hair after just a few uses. I’ve been using the L40 for a couple of weeks now and recently got a “jam” alert. Naturally, I assumed it was another hair buildup. To my surprise, the issue wasn’t hair at all — it was a Barbie brush that had been sucked up and got stuck. When I checked for hair, there was almost none, just a little around the edges where the brush clips in. At the same time we bought the L40, we also purchased a Eureka Flash vacuum for an area of the house that the robot can’t reach. I took pictures of the rollers from both vacuums side by side, and the difference was night and day. The Eureka’s brush was completely tangled with hair, while the Dreame’s was nearly spotless. Even if I had paid full price for the TriCut brush, I’d still say it’s absolutely worth it — especially for households with people or pets that shed. Rating: 5/5 stars. TL;DR: Got the TriCut brush free with my Dreame L40. Compared it to a new Eureka Flash vacuum, and the Dreame brush stayed almost hair-free while the Eureka’s was a tangled mess. Practically maintenance-free, even in a house full of shedders. 5/5 stars.

Excelente producto, tengo 1 mes utilizándolo y cumple su función con la limpieza al igual con recolección de cabello o pelo de mascota. Algo que me agradó es que viene con un par de repuesto de cepillos que se los puedes instalar cuando un par ya se haya desgastado… que siendo honesto se sienten de material duradero y no creo que sufran pronto desgaste.

I have 3 cats and a long haired wife. I own several models of robot vacuums and cutting hair off the rollers has always been part of routine maintenance...until now! This brush does a great job of cutting hair into smaller pieces that get sucked in to dirt chamber. Yes, there's still the occasional random hair that makes it to the very side of the brushes, but it's nothing like it was before. This best part? When the rubber blades wear out, you can install new ones instead of buying a full replacement brush. Why don't all the manufacturers do this??

I have a Dreame GoVac 405 which works very well but I also have two longer hair cats and a Husky/Malamute mix that sheds nuclear amounts in the Summer time. The 405's included rubber brush tries its best but inevitably results in leaving little "fur cigars" around during cleaning and eventually gets pet hair wound around it that you have to manually cut off. This solves that by ensuring the fur gets cut before the strands get too long. This in combination with setting the vacuum to empty itself into the dock a bit more frequently during runs has solved both problems entirely. If you have a Dreama vacuum (even one rated for pets) and have animals that shed a lot, this is a must have.

Installed this on my L40 Ultra, and so far it has been working great. It was a perfect fit. Got this due to having a golden retriever that sheds a lot of long hair. A tad pricey, but seems to be durable and a good investment.