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Dreame came to CES 2026 ready to show that it’s far more than just a robot vacuum company. The booth was packed with smart home tech that stretches from floor care to hair care, all tied together under the expanding Dreame Home ecosystem. From robot vacuums and stand up vacuums to a robot pool cleaner and smart hair dryers, the company is clearly building a full-stack approach to home automation with a strong emphasis on AI and hands-free operation.

Dreame’s robot vacuum lineup remains the star of the show, led by the X60 Max Ultra Complete. This model focuses on ultra-thin design, advanced obstacle detection, and AI-powered navigation that can identify and maneuver around objects in real time. With strong suction, self-emptying docking, and automated mop cleaning, it’s designed to handle daily cleaning without constant human intervention.

The Cyber 10 Ultra takes things further with a built-in robotic arm that can pick up small objects like socks or toys before cleaning. This tackles one of the most common frustrations with robot vacuums and pushes Dreame closer to true autonomous cleaning. It also features powerful suction, multi-layer threshold crossing, and a multifunction dock that handles maintenance automatically.

One of the most futuristic concepts in the Dreame lineup is the Dreame Cyber X, a modular stair-climbing system that turns a standard robot vacuum into a true multi-level cleaning machine. The Cyber X acts like a powered transport dock, using a bionic quad-track system to carry the robot vacuum up and down a full flight of stairs, dock it, and then deploy it to clean another floor before bringing it back down again. Once docked, the robot separates and continues cleaning on its own, then returns to the Cyber X platform for transport back. It’s a bold step toward fully autonomous whole-house cleaning, especially for multi-story homes where robot vacuums have traditionally been limited to a single level.

Dreame’s stand up vacuum and wet/dry lineup focuses on high power and low maintenance. The Z20 Station and Aero series emphasize strong suction, tangle-free brush systems, and docks that automatically empty debris and prepare the vacuum for the next cleaning session.

Higher-end models like the H15 Pro and H16 Pro Steam introduce hot water washing and steam cleaning, aimed at kitchens, entryways, and homes with pets. These systems are built to handle everything from dry debris to sticky spills and deep carpet grime, while keeping manual cleanup to a minimum.

Dreame is also taking its automation strategy outside with the Z2 Ultra robot pool cleaner. This 7-in-1 omni-clean system uses powerful suction and smart navigation with LiDAR and sonar to clean the bottom and sides of a pool. It features auto-docking wireless charging and can return itself to its dock when the job is done.

A higher-end version can even surface itself for easy retrieval, making routine pool maintenance far more hands-free and consistent.

One of the most surprising areas of the booth was hair care. The Miracle Pro smart hair dryer uses AI-controlled temperature management, high-speed motors, and special cartridges that can deliver nutrients or scent while drying. The goal is to dry hair faster while reducing heat damage and improving overall hair health.

The upcoming Pilot model adds a built-in camera and app control, allowing users to monitor and adjust the drying process in real time. With intelligent nozzle recognition and smart presets, Dreame is clearly positioning hair care as another part of its smart home ecosystem.

Alongside cleaning and hair care, Dreame also showed a lineup of air purifiers and climate devices designed to handle large spaces, pet hair, and everyday air quality concerns. These products reinforce the company’s broader strategy: building a connected Dreame Home ecosystem that covers as many parts of daily life as possible.

From robot vacuums that can climb stairs, to a robot pool cleaner that docks itself, to smart hair dryers and powerful stand up vacuums, Dreame’s CES presence showed a company going all-in on AI-driven home automation. The focus is clear: fewer chores, less maintenance, and a smarter, more autonomous home experience across the entire Dreame lineup.

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Last Updated on January 22, 2026 10:55 am by Jeffrey Powers

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