Clean a whole home with almost no human help, getting under furniture, into corners and over thresholds, at a price mass buyers accept.
No. 1 globally in Q1 2026 (IDC); X60 family launching worldwide through 2026.
Updated 2 Sep 2026Checked 11 Oct0 updates this week
A laser rangefinder measures distances to walls and furniture to build a floor map; two cameras identify objects and steer around them.
A high-speed fan lifts dirt from carpets while two rotating mop pads, pressed down with about 15 N, scrub hard floors.
Side brush and mop swing outward to reach corners, and a lifting chassis lets the robot climb thresholds up to about 10 cm.
Back at the dock, the bin is emptied automatically, mops are washed in hot water and dried, and water tanks are refilled or drained.
| Spec | Dreame robot vacuums (X / L / Matrix series) |
|---|---|
| Max suction (X60 Pro series) | 42,000 PaR (reported) |
| Body height (X60 Ultra) | 7.95 cmR (reported) |
| Mop extension (UltraExtend) | 18 cmR (reported) |
| Side-brush extension | 12 cmR (reported) |
| Obstacle crossing (X60 Ultra Extreme) | 10 cmR (reported) |
| Cumulative units shipped (June 2026) | 11 million+R (reported) |
| Countries where it leads market share | 30R (reported) |
R reported by the company
Dreame Technology
Robot vacuums, cordless cleaners
Dreame, based in Suzhou, China, is the world's top-selling robot vacuum maker by IDC's count, with cleaners sold in 120+ countries. It is branching out into home appliances, phones and cars, and plans a Hong Kong listing.
