The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete has solidified its position as a premier flagship robot vacuum cleaner, impressing with its formidable suction power, advanced mopping capabilities, intelligent stain detection, and sophisticated navigation systems. This device distinguishes itself through its innovative extending arms, which meticulously clean beneath furniture and navigate challenging edges, and its remarkable ability to surmount obstacles up to 10cm in height, thereby expanding the cleanable areas within a home that often pose challenges for competing models. While minor refinements to the user interface and a less impactful clip-on plinth brush prevent absolute perfection, these are overshadowed by the X60 Pro Ultra Complete’s overall exceptional performance as a comprehensive cleaning solution.
Product Evolution: A Return to Core Functionality

Following a period where the robot vacuum market saw the introduction of features that often proved superfluous – such as robotic arms and an array of interchangeable mop pads – the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete signals a welcome return to prioritizing and enhancing core cleaning functionalities. Instead of adding unnecessary complexity, Dreame has focused on refining the aspects that truly matter to consumers: stain detection accuracy, superior mopping performance, efficient edge cleaning, and precise navigation. The X60 Pro Ultra Complete achieves a remarkable balance of features and performance at a competitive price point, making it a compelling option for households seeking advanced cleaning automation. The only notable drawbacks are occasional quirks in the app’s interface, which, while not deal-breakers, detract slightly from an otherwise seamless user experience.
Design and Engineering: Sophistication Beneath the Surface
Visually, the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete bears a strong resemblance to its predecessor, the X50 Ultra Complete. However, beneath its familiar rounded chassis lie significant engineering advancements. Standing at a compact 89mm with its LiDAR dome retracted, the X60 maintains the low profile necessary to maneuver effectively under low-lying furniture, a critical design element for thorough home cleaning. The integrated LiDAR dome not only facilitates precise navigation but also houses essential physical controls, offering users the convenience of initiating or pausing cleaning cycles and returning the unit to its dock with simple button presses.

A key innovation in the X60 Pro Ultra Complete is its sophisticated dual-jointed arm system, designed to overcome the limitations of its physical dimensions. One of the rotating mop pads can extend outwards by an impressive 18cm, while the side brush extends by 12cm. This extendable reach allows the robot to delve deeper into corners, meticulously clean around the legs of chairs and tables, and access areas beneath furniture that its main body cannot physically enter. This feature is particularly beneficial in spaces with complex layouts or extensive furniture arrangements, ensuring a more complete clean across all accessible surfaces.
The inclusion of a clip-on brush, intended to address skirting boards and plinths, offers a targeted approach to collecting loose debris and pet hair. While it demonstrates utility in gathering fine dust and lighter particles, its effectiveness diminishes when faced with more stubborn marks that necessitate the application of cleaning sprays and a physical wiping action. Consequently, its contribution to deep cleaning is somewhat limited, and users may find it more of an auxiliary tool than a primary cleaning component for challenging grime.
Intelligent Vision and Cleaning Mechanisms

At the forefront of the X60 Pro Ultra Complete’s technological arsenal are its front-facing cameras, powered by advanced AI. These cameras are instrumental not only in identifying and avoiding obstacles with remarkable precision but also in detecting and targeting stains. To enhance this stain detection capability, the robot is equipped with an integrated light that illuminates the area directly in front of it, enabling the AI to more accurately identify and classify messes. This proactive approach ensures that spills and marks are addressed efficiently and effectively.
Beneath the robot, a dual brush bar system operates with counter-rotating motion, a design choice aimed at minimizing hair tangles, a common frustration with robotic cleaners. Complementing the main brushes are the side brush and two circular mop pads. These components are engineered with a lifting mechanism, allowing them to clear obstacles and, crucially, the mop pads can be raised by 10mm. This feature is particularly advantageous for mixed-surface environments, as it enables the robot to transition seamlessly from hard floors to carpets without dampening the carpet pile. For vacuum-only cleaning tasks, the robot can even leave its mop pads at the docking station, further safeguarding carpeted areas from unnecessary moisture.
The X60 Pro Ultra Complete exhibits an impressive ability to overcome household thresholds. It can navigate a single step up to 5cm in height or manage two consecutive 5cm steps, effectively climbing a total of 10cm. This capability is a significant advantage in homes with varied floor levels or raised transitions between rooms, allowing the robot to access areas that would typically halt less capable machines.

Docking Station and Maintenance: Automation Redefined
The docking station serves as the central hub for the X60 Pro Ultra Complete’s maintenance and recharging needs, largely automating the cleaning process. It features a generous 3.2-litre dustbin bag, designed to hold debris for up to 100 days, significantly reducing the frequency of manual emptying.
For mopping functions, the station houses both a 4.2-litre clean water tank and a 3-litre dirty water tank. These large capacities ensure that the robot can undertake extensive mopping cycles without interruption. The station employs a 100°C hot water system to thoroughly clean the mop pads, ensuring optimal hygiene and performance. Simultaneously, the robot mops floors using water heated to a precise 40°C, a temperature calibrated for effective stain removal without damaging floor surfaces.

Automatic detergent dispensing is managed through a dedicated tank integrated into the docking station, with Dreame providing an initial supply to facilitate immediate use. The company also includes a comprehensive set of spare parts, such as additional mop pads, brush bars, filters, and a spare side brush, further enhancing the long-term value and usability of the X60 Pro Ultra Complete.
App Control and Cleaning Customization
Upon initial setup and connection to Wi-Fi, the X60 Pro Ultra Complete automatically maps the user’s home. The generated maps are presented with clarity and precision, offering intuitive controls for segmenting and merging rooms, designating no-go zones, and strategically placing virtual furniture icons. These icons serve as convenient shortcuts, allowing users to direct the robot to clean specific areas, such as around a sofa or dining table, with a single command. Users also have the flexibility to initiate cleaning for individual rooms, the entire mapped area, or a user-defined custom zone.

The robot offers a robust suite of cleaning modes, including vacuum-only, mop-only, a combined vacuum and mop function, and a sequential vacuum followed by mop operation. Users can select from four distinct suction power levels and four route planning options, with the choice of completing one or two cleaning passes.
While the breadth of control is commendable, the user interface occasionally presents less than optimal design choices. For instance, the app offers an extensive 32 levels of mop wetness adjustment, a degree of granularity that may prove excessive for many users. Furthermore, the control for the number of cleaning passes is situated on the main map interface, rather than being grouped with other cleaning settings, which can feel somewhat disjointed and less efficient during operation.
More user-friendly features include the ability to clean in the direction of floorboards, automatic suction power adjustment for carpets, and the intelligent retraction of mop pads when encountering thicker carpeted areas. The robot’s advanced stain detection capabilities allow for more intensive cleaning of specific spots without requiring manual intervention.

Performance Benchmarks: Power and Precision in Action
Boasting a maximum suction power of 42,000Pa, the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete stands as the most powerful robot vacuum cleaner tested to date, according to its specifications. This impressive power translates directly into exceptional real-world cleaning performance. In carpeted environments, it effectively removed all traces of flour after just two passes at its highest setting. The same level of efficacy was observed on hard flooring, where it effortlessly collected an entire test spill.
Edge cleaning performance, while strong, was not entirely flawless. Following two passes and a mopping cycle, a very fine line of flour residue remained along the kitchen plinth. While competitive, some roller-based vacuum cleaner designs have demonstrated slightly superior results in this specific scenario.

The mopping function is where the X60 Pro Ultra Complete truly excels. It managed to remove coffee and dried red wine stains in a single pass. For more challenging mud tests, the initial vacuuming phase effectively removed loose debris, followed by two mopping passes that completely eradicated the ground-in stains. Even in the more demanding dried ketchup test, the combination of detergent, hot water, and the robot’s automatic stain detection system proved highly effective, removing almost all of the stain within two passes. A minor residual spot was eliminated on the third run.
The clip-on plinth brush, as noted earlier, proved less effective for significant cleaning tasks. While capable of collecting loose debris, it could not replace the need for cleaning sprays and cloths on marked kitchen plinths. Its practical utility for deep cleaning appears limited.
Navigation is a standout feature, with the X60 Pro Ultra Complete demonstrating excellent obstacle avoidance. It adeptly maneuvered around shoes, cables, and simulated pet waste without becoming entangled, even in a densely populated test environment. The extending arms further enhance its cleaning prowess by allowing it to clean in close proximity to furniture while maintaining its precise obstacle avoidance capabilities.

Noise levels during operation were measured at 67.2dB, a figure that is notably lower than that of a typical cordless vacuum cleaner operating in its standard mode, contributing to a less disruptive cleaning experience.
Battery life is another area of considerable strength. After completing two full passes of the test environment, the robot retained sufficient charge for additional spot-cleaning tasks. This indicates that it can comfortably handle the cleaning requirements of a standard-sized home on a single charge.
Conclusion: An Exceptional All-Rounder for Demanding Homes

The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete represents a significant achievement in the realm of robotic cleaning technology. It combines formidable suction power capable of tackling substantial spills with intelligent stain detection and removal capabilities, all while possessing the agility to access areas often overlooked by competing devices. Its ability to navigate complex environments and overcome physical barriers up to 10cm further enhances its utility.
While the user interface of its companion app could benefit from some design refinements, and the clip-on plinth brush is more of a conceptual addition than a practical necessity, these are minor points in the context of the product’s overall excellence. For households dealing with diverse floor surfaces, intricate furniture arrangements, and challenging thresholds, the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete stands out as a superbly capable and highly effective cleaning system.
Testing Methodology: Rigorous Real-World Evaluation

The assessments presented in this review are the result of extensive, long-term testing, embodying a "living with" approach. Recognizing that robot cleaners are designed to operate within complex home ecosystems and offer a wide range of cleaning options, a superficial evaluation period is insufficient. Our methodology involves prolonged use to fully understand a device’s performance across various scenarios and its integration into daily life.
As specialists in smart home technology, we possess the expertise to identify crucial performance metrics and accurately benchmark devices against their market alternatives. Our reviews are characterized by their comprehensiveness, objectivity, and fairness. It is important to note that all reviews are conducted independently, and we do not accept direct payment for reviewing specific devices. Further details on our rigorous testing protocols for robot vacuum cleaners can be found in our dedicated guide.
Frequently Asked Questions

How high can the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete climb over obstacles?
The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete is capable of ascending a single threshold of up to 5cm in height, and can manage a double threshold totaling 10cm in height.
Full Product Name and Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Robot vacuum and mop |
| UK RRP | £1299 |
| US RRP | $1299 |
| Dimensions | 350mm x 350mm x 89mm |
| Weight | Not specified |
| Release Date | 2026 |
| Smart Home Ecosystems | Not specified |
| Suction Power | 42,000Pa |
| Dustbin Capacity | 3.2L |
| Water Tank Capacity | 4.2L (Clean), 3L (Dirty) |
| Cleaning Modes | Vacuum, Mop, Vacuum & Mop, Mop after Vacuum |
| Dock Type | Self-cleaning, Self-emptying |
| Charge Time | 1.5 hours |
| Battery Size | 242m (assumed to be battery capacity in Wh or Ah, clarification needed) |
