The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete pushes robot-vacuum hardware in two directions that usually require compromise: it is rated for 42,000Pa suction while its ProLeap system can negotiate a dual step up to 10cm high, or a single obstacle up to 5.2cm. During testing, it crossed small thresholds without difficulty and successfully handled a U-shaped chair base after retrying its approach.
Its cleaning hardware is equally ambitious. A 12cm extendable side brush reaches along edges, while a dual-articulated mop arm can extend by as much as 18cm to work around furniture and into difficult edge areas. Dreame also includes a small brush attachment that mounts to the extending mop arm for cleaning baseboards; it is intended for rooms without carpets.
The robot uses two rotating Dual Omni-Scrub mop pads, rated to apply 15N of pressure and spin at 280rpm. The pads leave the dock at 40°C for several minutes of warmer mopping, while the robot lifts them by up to 21.5mm on carpet. It can also raise its chassis to improve carpet pickup.
Navigation, mapping and cleaning controls
Navigation is based on Dreame’s retractable VersaLift DToF sensor, paired with two 120-degree AI cameras, side-facing 3D structured light and an LED. Dreame says its AI OmniSight 3.0 system recognizes more than 320 object types as small as 10mm and responds to temporary obstacles in 0.1 seconds. The retractable sensor helps reduce the robot’s height to 89mm; with it raised, the height reaches 111mm.
Setup is handled in the Dreame Home app by scanning the QR code beneath the robot’s lid and connecting it to Wi-Fi. In testing, mapping took only a few minutes and automatically added some furniture. Users can subsequently edit rooms, set virtual walls and no-go zones, add thresholds, carpets, curtains and floor materials, and configure multi-floor homes. The app also offers room, whole-home and zone cleaning, plus a live video feed and two-way communication.
- Five vacuum power levels: Quiet, Standard, Strong, Max and MAX.
- Mopping moisture controls from lightly damp to wet, along with mop-wash intervals by time, zone or room.
- Cleaning modes including vacuum-only, mop-only, vacuum then mop, room-specific routines, and edge and corner cleaning.
- Pet-care options for recognition, cleaning around pets, monitoring, activity zones and pet moments.
- Carpet options including mop lifting or removal, avoidance, intensive carpet cleaning, carpet-first cleaning and chassis lifting.
The robot’s HyperStream Detangling DuoBrush 2.0 is designed to deal with hair up to 40cm long. Dreame claims zero tangling for both the main and side brushes. The system combines brush movement, high suction, reverse rotation and airflow to pull hair into the 310ml onboard dustbin.
Dock automation and endurance
The 10.8kg dock handles dust emptying, water replenishment, detergent dispensing, pad washing and warm-air drying. It carries 4.2 liters of clean water and 3 liters of wastewater, and its dust bag is rated for up to 100 days of storage. An optional plumbing kit supports automatic clean-water filling and wastewater drainage.
Dreame rates the dock’s mop washing and self-cleaning washboard at 100°C, with 20 water nozzles used for the latter. Drying can be configured for two, three or four hours. The unit supports automatic dust emptying with selectable frequencies and a hair-compression setting.
Fast charging is a notable part of the package. In testing, the dock charged at 11A and added 24 percentage points in 5.5 minutes. Dreame lists a 5,000mAh battery and claims up to 232 minutes of operation or coverage of as much as 1,000 square meters on a full charge; real-world results will vary with the selected cleaning mode, carpets and obstacle conditions.
- Robot dimensions: 350 × 350 × 89mm with VersaLift retracted; 111mm with it raised.
- Dock dimensions: 390 × 456 × 499mm.
- Robot weight: 4.6kg; dock weight: 10.8kg.
- Obstacle capability: up to 10cm for a dual step and 5.2cm for a single step.
- Water tanks: 4.2 liters clean water and 3 liters wastewater.
“Complete” refers to the bundled maintenance supplies as well as the robot and dock. The box adds a main-brush kit, a side brush, two dust filters, two dust bags, six mop pads and cleaning solution, alongside the standard accessories. That is a more substantial consumables bundle than is typical for a flagship robot vacuum.
The X60 Pro Ultra Complete’s large dock and 89mm minimum robot height remain practical trade-offs for its extensive automation and climbing hardware. Dreame has confirmed the model is available through its official channels, but pricing and availability can vary by market; those local details remain the key consideration for a robot positioned around unusually aggressive cleaning and mobility specifications.
