Dreame Unveils X60 Ultra Series and Stair-Climbing Concept at CES
The January showcase combined announced X60 models with separate demonstrations of future cleaning technologies.
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Dreame introduced the X60 Max Ultra Complete and X60 Ultra at CES on January 6, 2026. The company announcement emphasized a 7.95 cm body height and a retractable navigation sensor designed to improve access beneath low furniture.
For the X60 Max Ultra Complete, Dreame described dual cameras, illumination for dirt detection and an obstacle-crossing mechanism. The sensor rises for navigation in open spaces and retracts when clearance is limited. The cleaning package also includes a dual-brush arrangement and automated mop washing at the station, with the temperature and suction figures presented as manufacturer specifications.
Preorders opened on January 6. Dreame set February 10 as the intended sales date for the X60 Max Ultra Complete, with a listed launch price of USD 1,699.99 before promotions. The X60 Ultra was scheduled to follow, so the two models did not receive an identical confirmed retail date.
Other CES displays explored different approaches to automation. Cyber X used a tracked carrier to move a robot between stair levels, while Cyber10 Ultra added a robotic arm for handling objects and tools. Those demonstrations were separate devices, rather than extra functions built into the X60 models announced for retail.
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