Dreame - X60 Max Ultra Complete Robot Vacuum

I’m honestly more into the Dreame X60. Roborock Saros 20 kinda feels like a dock update over the Saros 10R, while the X60 feels like a bigger jump, especially with navigation and avoiding stuff with the dual AI cameras.

Nice — yeah, if the **X50 Ultra Complete** is available in your region, it’s definitely worth considering. It’s Dreame’s newest flagship and checks all your boxes, plus it's basically a “set it and forget it” kind of robot - which helps a ton when life’s busy. [Here’s the Amazon UK product link](https://tin.al/AmazonUK) — let us know what you end up going with!

Given your home and habits, the X50 Ultra already matches your needs almost perfectly. Single floor, no thresholds, no carpets, no pets, low clutter, light daily dust, and you already do a Dyson pass every morning. In that scenario, the robot’s job is maintenance vacuuming and routine mopping, not problem-solving. The X50’s navigation, suction, and mopping system are already more than enough to quietly keep things fresh while you’re at work. You’re unlikely to see meaningful gains from the X60’s extra sensors or power because you’re not dealing with edge cases where those matter. The X60 Max Ultra starts to make sense when you have tricky layouts, mixed levels, carpets, pets, clutter, or you rely on the robot as your *primary* cleaner. In your case, it would mostly just clean the same clean floors slightly more expensively. If the price jump is significant, I’d stick with the X50 and pocket the difference. You’ll still get exactly what you want: consistent daily upkeep without thinking about it. **Short answer:** yeah, the X60 Max Ultra is probably overkill for *your* setup.

Just arrived, set up and mapped the house. Going to let it go to town in the morning.

I had an X30 Ultra that I used since it was introduced in 2024. I was happy with it for the most part. The lack of water spill intelligence however let it wander into the shower if the door was left open. It ran every day and mopped twice a week. The object recognition on the X60 seems to be a lot better. I was rescuing the X30 a few times a week because it thought it was trapped. It also had problems bumping the mop heads and not being able to dock n Today's run through the house on the clean genius setting worked well. There are settings for removing mops on carpet and empty frequency that don't require custom modes. I checked the bin and it is completely emptied of dog hair. I'll probably test the spill detection tomorrow and see how that goes.

The object recognition on the X60 seems to be a lot better. I was rescuing the X30 a few times a week because it thought it was trapped. It also had problems bumping the mop heads and not being able to dock n Today's run through the house on the clean genius setting worked well. There are settings for removing mops on carpet and empty frequency that don't require custom modes. I checked the bin and it is completely emptied of dog hair. I'll probably test the spill detection tomorrow and see how that goes.

I like how Jamie Andrews tests aspects that are advertised for quality of life (self cleaning the dock and using hot water) whereas vacuumwars simply rattles them off like a sales brief checklist. I can confirm Dreame does reach the advertised hot water temperature listed (I tested myself with an electric thermometer connected to the area on the washboard where the water would flow from the pipes) and it usually hovers at about 5-10°C below the advertised temperature before reaching it for a second or two. Don’t know about the new AceClean dock as I don’t have it but Dreame told me any misplacement of the temperature probes will result in measuring errors of more than 10°C.

I highly recommend combo robots if your parents walk around the house barefoot, it greatly improves the feel! The combo robots I found best for keeping itself clean are the dreame and MOVA robots with the filter self cleaning function and the flat washboard. I was able to get away with making my MOVA V50 run everyday for 3 months without a noticeable change in cleanliness. After that it’ll be and the roborock Curv 2 Pro and the Narwal spinning mop robots which generally consume more water than the other options. The app is going to be a challenge for them but you can set it up for them and put it on a schedule so they won’t have to open the app at all.

Thanks for sharing! I hypothesize that the X50 Ultra's poor battery life is likely due to the more power-hungry computer chip it utilizes. My own experience with the L40s Pro Ultra (mainland Chinese version) had a *worse battery life* that struggled to finish cleaning my home whereas my much cheaper combo Xiaomi robot (also mainland Chinese version) that has the same battery capacity and is also made by Dreame would be able to vacuum first and then mop my small apartment and finish with 50%. Other reviewers have reported that the L40s Pro Ultra (non-mainland Chinese edition) had a bad battery life, just like me :( Hopefully, this issue will be fixed soon. I hope the Dreame Aqua 10 Pro Track doesn't suffer the same battery life issue, especially because it'll need a more powerful chip to process all the information coming from the HD binocular RGB cameras and the dot projector, and a power-efficient water heater in the robot to heat the water up.

Agreed with all of that. We have had a Dreame with the auto empty base station for a few years now. It replaced our original robovac (an LG Roboking) and it has been rock solid. It sets off by itself every morning and does its thing, we empty the base dustbag every 6-8 weeks or so. About once a month, it'll get stuck on a cord or under a bed and can be there for a day or so before we realise and have to rescue it. Every few months, I take the dust collector station out into the shed and blow it out with the air compressor and I've done the same to the robot a few times over its life. We did the Temu bags too and even got a brush and filter replacement kit for a handful of bucks. My only gripe with it is that it seems to always want to do the laundry when I'm ironing my shirt and I've nearly stepped on it more than once :-). One of the best appliance purchases we've made.

I’m really satisfied with my Dreame navigation. It takes some time but I have the feeling it navigates better after some runs. I also tested the Narwal Flow and was really impressed. It drove around knowing where it was every single time. It was really confident when navigating and it never did the scanning where it currently is. My Dreame does this occasionally I think. But overall I don’t believe there’s much difference nowadays. Some work better than others, but amidst all modern models will do fine.

Currently upgraded to the Dreame mopping vacuum system robot that's operated with the phone. We love it.

The Dreame robot mop system is our favorite new roommate! We have a new and an older iRobot Roomba vacuums and recently got this one for the main floor. We're very happy with it. It's available in many different price ranges.

Roborock, dreame, movs are all more or less under Xiaomi company wise. They often share the same parts. That's why the similarities. You can also often use the game replacement parts from X on Y too.

Mova is the budget version but other than that they're basically identical.. I don't know where you're getting your info lol. You can literally take motors/brushes/sensors/subassemblies from some versions of let's say dreame and install them in roborock and vice versa... There's very small differences between all those companies.

I've got a dreamtech which has self cleaning mops and it does pretty good. I've also got 2 kids and toys all over the floor and it barely gets stuck.

We got a dreame ultra last month for Christmas and it's the best thing that ever happened to me. No joke. We have two cats and carpeted bedrooms. It even has a cat cam and meows to them like?? Hands down great investment