Overview
- Dreame positions the X60 Pro Ultra as a premium €1,499 flagship with an extendable mop arm that reaches up to 18 cm and a side brush that extends up to 12 cm to tackle the ‘last centimeter’ of wall and furniture edges.
- The manufacturer advertises 42,000 Pascal of suction and a comprehensive accessory pack, and an independent review found very strong hard-floor suction and generally good carpet cleaning that matched Dreame’s core performance claims.
- Dreame’s PowerMaster fast-charge system performed as advertised in testing, letting the robot return to the dock, regain a large portion of battery capacity in minutes, and resume cleaning from where it left off.
- The review documented inconsistent operation from the extendable hardware: the mop arm sometimes skipped sections along baseboards and the small brush frequently detached after contacts with chair or table legs, which appeared to be software-controllable problems.
- Practical trade-offs identified include high mop-water consumption that triggered refill prompts after modest coverage and an app with deep menus that may overwhelm casual users; buyers should watch for firmware updates and broader tests to see if software fixes restore reliability.