Dreame has introduced the X60 Pro Ultra Complete, a robot vacuum designed to reach farther beneath and around furniture with a Dual UltraExtend mop arm that extends up to 18cm. The company pairs that mechanism with 42,000Pa Vormax suction, a claimed step-climbing capability of up to 10cm on a double threshold, and a docking station that washes its mop pads with water heated to as much as 100°C.
The extending system is intended to address the edges and chair or table legs that round robot vacuums can struggle to clean. Its side brush can extend up to 12cm, while the DuoBrush 2.0 roller system is designed to deal with hair and pet fur. Navigation combines VersaLift DToF technology, dual AI cameras and 3D sensors; Dreame says OmniSight 3.0 can recognize more than 320 categories of objects.
Dreame also highlights PowerMaster fast charging at 11A. The company says the robot can recover up to 24% charge in 5.5 minutes. Its quoted continuous operating time is around 232 minutes, covering up to 300 square meters, while its estimate of up to 1,000 square meters in one session accounts for returns to the dock for mop cleaning and recharging.
The X60 Pro Ultra Complete succeeds the X60 Ultra Complete, raising claimed suction from 35,000Pa to 42,000Pa and increasing the stated double-step climbing figure from 8.8cm to 10cm. The “Complete” designation refers to a bundle with additional consumables and accessories rather than a separate performance tier beyond the Ultra model.
Dreame lists the X60 Pro Ultra Complete in Germany for €1,499. Real-world performance of the long-reach mop mechanism, particularly around varied furniture layouts rather than controlled demonstrations, remains the key point to assess as the robot reaches more markets.
