Dreame’s new X60 Pro Ultra Complete pairs a claimed 42,000Pa maximum suction rating with a double-jointed mop arm designed to reach around furniture legs. Unveiled at IFA 2026, the flagship robot vacuum can extend its Dual Ultra-Extend mop by up to 18cm beyond its chassis, while its side brush reaches out by approximately 12cm for edge and corner cleaning.
The robot uses two rotating mop pads and the HyperStream Detangling DuoBrush 2.0 dual main-brush system. Dreame says the brush arrangement guides hair toward the suction channel to reduce tangling. Its ProLeap chassis-lift system is rated to cross a two-step threshold up to 10cm high; the single-step clearance figure was not specified in the available details.
For navigation and obstacle avoidance, the X60 Pro Ultra Complete combines a retractable VersaLift DToF sensor with AI OmniSight 3.0 and two AI cameras. Dreame says the system can identify more than 320 object types and respond to temporary obstacles in 0.1 seconds. The sensor can lower into the body when the robot needs to travel beneath low furniture.
Its PowerDock station automatically empties the dust compartment, handles water refilling and cleaning-solution dosing, and washes the mop pads with water heated to as much as 100°C before warm-air drying. The company also lists 11A PowerMaster charging and a maximum claimed vacuuming runtime of 242 minutes. App and voice controls are supported.
The Pro model arrives only months after the X60 Ultra Complete, which is rated at 35,000Pa and can negotiate two-step thresholds up to 8.8cm. That earlier model has a 7.95cm height with its navigation module retracted. The X60 Pro Ultra Complete’s more tangible change may be the articulated mop extension, although Dreame has not provided international pricing or wider-market availability details in the supplied information.
