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

This cuts long dog hair into manageable pieces and allows the docking system to actually clean the vacuum. It’s not perfect but now at least 50% of the time the hair is able to be sucked out automatically. No more wraps around the brush either.

It allows the Dreame to work as intended, sucking up long hairs instead of getting wrapped around the brush. It works perfectly for our long haired goldens, who shed a lot. It fits in our L40 Ultra perfectly and is easily removed to clean the hair at the ends (maybe once a month). We used to have a Roomba and I swear I spent almost as much time removing hair from the brush as it did vacuuming! This tri-cut brush eliminates that problem 99% of the time. It's well worth the additional cost over the standard brush.

I recently installed the Dreame TriCut Brush in my robot vacuum (compatible with L10s / L20 / L40 / X30 / X40 series) and here’s how it’s performing after several cleaning cycles.

Absolutely a game changer if you have pets and/or long haired people in your house. I almost never have to detangle this brush, whereas with other brands brushes it’s at least a weekly task! Seriously, if you find yourself having to detangle hair from your robot vacuum brush, TRY THIS!

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.