Xiaomi · B102GL

Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10 robot vacuum with auto-empty station, 4000 Pa, LDS navigation

Name: Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10 robot vacuum with auto-empty station, 4000 Pa, LDS navigation
Brand: Xiaomi
SKU: BHR6068EU
Price: 5999 MDL
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Maximum suction: 4000 Pa
Base station: Auto-empty station
Mopping system: Static mop pad

4000 Pa, auto-empty station with 2.5 L bag, LDS laser navigation, pad mopping, up to 180 minutes. Controlled in Xiaomi Home.

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SKU: BHR6068EU · Document model: B102GL

Specifications checked against the linked manufacturer documents.Checked 18 October 2026

Operating specifications12

Maximum suction — what it means The maximum vacuum the fan creates, according to the manufacturer, in pascals (Pa). A higher value means a stronger pull, most noticeable on carpets and in floor gaps; makers measure it in the strongest mode on a full battery, and in everyday modes the robot runs weaker and quieter.	4000 PaRobot fully charged; Dreame Technology Laboratory data [1]
Base station — what it means What the base does besides charging. An auto-empty station sucks the dust out of the robot into a bag; an all-in-one station also washes the mops and refills the robot with clean water, so you step in less often, but it is much larger and needs space near a socket.	Auto-empty stationJCZ2201 auto-empty station with a disposable bag [2]
Mopping system — what it means How the robot mops. A static pad wipes the floor by sliding over it and suits daily freshening; a vibrating pad, rotating mops and a roller scrub actively and cope better with dried-on stains.	Static mop padPad on a 200 ml electronically controlled water tank, three water-flow levels [1]
Area cleaned per charge — what it means How many square metres the robot covers on one charge in the manufacturer's tests. It helps relate the model to the size of your home; test conditions (mode, floor type) are in the note.	Not stated by the manufacturer
Robot dustbin — what it means The volume of the dust container inside the robot. Without an auto-empty station you empty it by hand — the bigger it is, the less often; with a station it is emptied automatically after a run, so its size matters less.	Not stated by the manufacturer
Robot water tank — what it means How much mopping water the robot itself holds. For models without a mop-washing station this is the water for the whole run; with an all-in-one station the robot tops up at the base, and its own tank may be small. A combined dust-and-water container is mentioned in the note.	200 mlSeparate tank, 200 ± 5 ml [1]
Station functions — what it means Which tasks the station handles without you. Mop washing and drying prevent smells and mould on the pads, automatic dosing removes manual detergent top-ups, and a water supply connection (often a separate kit) removes manual filling and emptying of tanks.	Auto dust emptyingDual-channel dust emptying, station suction above 17,000 Pa; the bag seals itself when removed [1]
Station dust bag — what it means The volume of the disposable bag the station empties the robot into. Makers also state how many days or weeks a bag lasts in their tests — that figure is in the note; the real interval depends on floor area and the amount of dust and hair.	2.5 LIn the manufacturer's test one bag lasted 60+ emptyings: a 100 m² carpeted home cleaned twice a day [1]
Threshold climbing height — what it means The threshold height the robot can climb, according to the manufacturer. With high door thresholds or thick-backed rugs this limit matters; test conditions (single or double threshold) are in the note.	20 mm [1]
Extending parts for edges and corners — what it means Whether the robot can push its side brush or mop out beyond the body along walls, into corners and around furniture legs. A round body without extending parts leaves a strip along walls and in corners that the brush and mop do not reach.	NoneNeither the description nor the device diagram in the manual shows an extending brush or mop [3]
Station emptying suction	17 000 PaAbove 17,000 Pa at 220 V, measured at the station inlet [1]
Mopping time per tank	80 min [1]

Measurement and detection2

Navigation and mapping — what it means How the robot finds its way. An LDS/LiDAR laser builds an accurate map of the home even in the dark and lets you split it into rooms and set no-go zones; a vSLAM camera depends on lighting; a gyroscope robot drives in a zigzag without a room map. A rotating LiDAR turret adds to the body height.	LDS / LiDAR laserLDS laser sensor: 360°, 0.1–6 m on white and 0.1–4 m on black surfaces. Works in the dark; multi-floor maps are supported [2]
Obstacle detection — what it means How the robot notices small items on the floor: cables, socks, shoes, pet accidents. A bumper and IR sensors react on contact or near walls; structured light and a 3D sensor measure an object's shape and steer around it in advance; a recognition camera also identifies what the object is (the number of object types, if published, is in the note).	Bumper and IR sensorsBumper and cliff sensors; the LiDAR detects obstacles taller than 84.7 mm and the robot slows down before them. The sensor list has no camera or line laser for small objects [3]

Power7

Runtime per charge — what it means How many minutes the robot cleans on a full battery, according to the manufacturer. This is usually stated for the quiet or standard mode without mopping; the test mode is given in the note.	180 minStandard mode, vacuuming and mopping, 4 × 5 m open area; Dreame Technology Laboratory data. Mopping on one tank: 80 minutes [1]
Battery capacity — what it means The built-in battery’s rated capacity. Run time also depends on how the device is used.	5200 mAhNominal capacity 5200 mAh, rated (minimum) 4800 mAh [2]
Rated power — what it means The rated or maximum power draw from the spec sheet. It sets the load on the socket and the energy use.	46 W [2]
Battery voltage	14.4 [2]
Charging time	6 hApprox. 6 hours [2]
Station power input	220–240 V ~ 50/60 Hz; output to robot 20 V ⎓ 1 A [2]
Station rated power	1000 WConsumption while emptying; standby ≤ 0.5 W, off mode ≤ 0.3 W [2]

Housing and installation4

Robot height — what it means The full body height including the LiDAR turret, if there is one. Compare it with the clearance under your sofa, bed and cabinets: the robot gets under furniture only if the gap is higher than this.	98.8 mmHeight from the manufacturer's dimensions; the body has a LiDAR turret [2]
Robot dimensions — what it means The device’s size in millimetres as the maker states it. Check that it fits the wall box, niche or shelf.	353 × 350 × 98.8 mm [2]
Station dimensions — what it means Size of the charging dock or station in millimetres as the manufacturer states it. All-in-one stations are much larger than a simple dock: check the space by the socket and the clear area in front of the station for the robot to dock.	397 × 285 × 384 mm [2]
Weight — what it means The device’s weight without packaging, per the maker.	3300 gWith accessories (station etc.): 7.4 kg [2]

Connectivity and compatibility3

App — what it means The maker’s app used to set up and control the device.	Mi Home / Xiaomi HomeVoice control via Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant (compatible devices required; availability depends on country and language) [1]
Home Assistant — what it means How the device connects to Home Assistant: a built-in integration, a Zigbee coordinator, Matter or the maker’s cloud integration.	Not stated by the manufacturer
Connectivity — what it means The wireless link or network the device uses. Wi-Fi connects straight to the router; Zigbee, Thread and Bluetooth Mesh work through a hub or gateway.	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth LEWi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g/n 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 4.2 [3]

Model and version2

Manufacturer variant	B102GL [2]
Station model	JCZ2201 [2]

Package contents1

Package contents	Robot, auto-empty station (with bag), main brush, brush cover, spare dust bag, dustbin, mop pad, water tank, side brush, cleaning tool, power cable, user manual [2]

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Cleaning while you are out.

The robot vacuum cleans on a schedule or on command from the app. The home map lets you set zones and no-go areas; smart home integration depends on the model and platform.

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An open-plan kitchen with a robot vacuum on the floor, an air fryer on the counter and a washing machine in the utility room — An example routineEveryone has left — the robot vacuum starts cleaning.

What to check before buying

Check clearance under furniture and thresholds, space and a socket for the dock, and the floor type for mopping.
Power draw — 46 W: the socket where it stands must handle this load; avoid an extension lead.

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