Brand guide · Robot vacuums
Every Dreame robot vacuum we list, ranked by Verdict Score, with the X, Aqua, Matrix10, L and D lines explained from the figures Dreame publishes.
41 models evaluated · best Verdict Score 87/100 · Updated
Dreame names its lines by letter and its docks by suffix. X is the flagship series, mostly with a retractable LiDAR turret and with the highest published suction; Aqua10 and Aqua20 are the roller-mop family; Matrix10 sits between them; L is the long-running mid-range, from the L10s to the L60; D is the entry level. "Ultra" usually means the full dock, which empties the bin, washes and dries the mops and refills the water. The two-letter suffixes (AE, CE, PE, FE) are market versions whose published figures differ from the base model, which is why we list them separately.
The X60 Pro Ultra Complete and X60 Pro Master publish 42,000 Pa, a 52 mm threshold and a 21 mm mop lift, the highest figures in the range, and the X60 Pro Ultra Matrix has the same 42,000 Pa and 52 mm on a dock that fits a different pad for each room; the Master's dock is plumbed in, as are the docks of the X50 Master, the X50 Ultra's robot at 20,000 Pa, and the X40 Master, at 12,000 Pa with a fixed turret. The X60 Max Ultra Complete and X60 Ultra are 79.5 mm machines with two-camera obstacle recognition, the X50 Ultra is the previous generation at 20,000 Pa with the same retracting turret, and the X40 Ultra, a generation older again, has 12,000 Pa, a full dock with tanks and no published size.
The Aqua10 Roller is the base of the roller family: 30,000 Pa, a roller that lifts 14 mm and extends to the wall, a 42 mm threshold, and a fixed turret that makes it 120 mm tall. The Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete is the same roller under a retracting turret at 97.5 mm, the Aqua10 Ultra Track Complete a 25,000 Pa variant, and the Aqua10 Roller AE the market version with structured-light obstacle detection. The Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete is the roller at its strongest: 40,000 Pa, a 15 mm lift and a 50 mm threshold under the retracting turret. The Matrix10 Ultra and Matrix10 Pro carry dual spinning mops at 30,000 Pa, with the retracting turret on the Ultra only.
The L line runs from the L60 Pro Ultra and L60 Ultra, both 35,000 Pa with the retracting turret, through the L50 Pro Ultra, the only other L with that turret, the L50 Ultra, which keeps a fixed turret but climbs 42 mm on ProLeap legs, the L40s Pro Ultra and the camera-free L40s Ultra, L50s Pro Ultra and L40 Ultra Gen 2 to the L10s Ultra Gen 3 and the generation before it, the 10,000 Pa L10s Ultra Gen 2, all with the full dock; the L10s Pro Gen 3 and its predecessor, the L10s Pro Gen 2, come without one. The market versions, the L50 Ultra AE, L40 Ultra AE, L40 Ultra CE, L60 Ultra PE and L60 Ultra FE, publish lower suction or simpler obstacle detection. The D line is where the dock gets simpler: the D30 Ultra still washes and dries the mops, and its American version, the D30 Ultra CE, refills the water too; the D20 Pro Plus, D20 Air Plus, D20 Plus and D10 Plus Gen 2 only empty the bin, and the D20 Pro and D20 have no dock.
The rankings this hub draws on: best robot vacuums for mopping, for pet hair, for obstacle avoidance, for large homes and the best value. Every score is computed as described in how we score.
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The X50 Ultra robot on a plumbed 249 mm dock: 20,000 Pa, legs for a 4.2 cm sill, a LiDAR that retracts to 89 mm, an 80 °C wash, 220 minutes a charge and a 3-year warranty.
Dreame's roller-mop flagship: 30,000 Pa, a 270 mm roller at 9 to 11 N that slides to the wall and lifts 14 mm, legs for a 4.2 cm sill or 8 cm double step, two AI cameras and a 100 °C wash.
Dreame's ProLeap legs on a fixed-LiDAR L robot: 19,500 Pa, a 4.2 cm sill or 6 cm double step, an RGB camera with structured light, pads that lift and detach, a 75 °C wash, 200 minutes a charge.
A legged flagship whose dock changes its own mop pads: 30,000 Pa, a 4.2 cm sill or 8 cm double step, pads that extend 45 mm and detach, a 100 °C wash, three detergents and a 16.6 kg station.
Dreame's American flagship: 35,000 Pa, 4.5 cm sills and 8.8 cm double steps, a LiDAR that drops to 79.5 mm, pads that extend, detach and run 40 °C water, an 80-minute charge and a 100 °C wash.
A retracting-turret L-series machine: 19,500 Pa, dual anti-tangle brushes, camera plus 3D structured light, pads that lift, extend and detach, a 75 °C wash and 230 minutes on a charge, 89.5 mm tall.
The L60 with legs: 35,000 Pa, ProLeap legs for 8.8 cm double-layer thresholds, a LiDAR that retracts to 89 mm, 280 object types, mops with 40 °C water, and a 6,400 mAh battery for 220 minutes.
The X60 Pro with a plumbed dock only 249 mm tall: the same 42,000 Pa, 89 mm clearance, climbing legs and 18 cm mop reach, with water piped in and out instead of carried in tanks.
The X60 Pro on a dock that fits one of three pad types per room and doses three detergents: 42,000 Pa, 5.2 cm sills or 10 cm double steps, a LiDAR that retracts to 89 mm, two cameras, a 100 °C wash.
Roller mop and legs without the retracting turret: 30,000 Pa with a carpet boost, a roller at 9 to 11 N that lifts 14 mm under a guard, a 4.2 cm sill or 6 cm double step, 120 mm tall, a 100 °C wash.
Dreame's steam flagship: 40,000 Pa, a 270 mm roller at 18 N that steams at 180 °C, extends 8 cm and lifts 15 mm, legs for 5 cm sills, a retracting LiDAR and a 100 °C wash.
The 2025 flagship that introduced Dreame's legs: 20,000 Pa, a 4.2 cm sill or 6 cm double step, 89 mm with the turret down, pads that extend and detach, an 80 °C wash and 220 minutes per charge.
Dreame's top vacuum: 42,000 Pa, a turret that retracts to 89 mm, legs for a 5.2 cm sill or 10 cm double step, a mop pad that reaches 18 cm out and detaches on deep carpet, and a 100 °C wash.
The Aqua10 with a track mop instead of a roller: water heated to 45 °C on the robot, 25,000 Pa, legs for a 4.2 cm sill or 6 cm double step, two AI cameras and a 100 °C wash.
The full-dock Dreame of the Polish shop: 19,000 Pa, a lifting rubber brush with TriCut, an AI camera with structured light, a 75 °C wash, refill and detergent, a 395 ml bin and 180 minutes a charge.
Dreame's mid-range with a fixed turret: 19,000 Pa, dual anti-tangle brushes, camera plus twin-laser 3D structured light, pads that lift, extend and detach, a 75 °C wash and 195 minutes on a charge.
A full-dock Dreame with no camera: 19,000 Pa, a line laser for obstacles, EasyLeap wheels for 22 mm sills, pads that lift 10.5 mm and detach, a 75 °C wash, four maps and 220 minutes a charge.
The American Aqua10 Roller: 30,000 Pa, a fresh-water roller mop that extends 4 cm, lifts 14 mm and seals itself on carpet, 4 cm double thresholds, four maps, a 100 °C wash and 65 °C drying.
The second L40 Ultra: 25,000 Pa, a TriCut hair-cutting brush, mops that extend 4 cm and lift 10.5 mm, LiDAR, four maps, and a dock that empties, washes, hot-air dries and doses detergent.
Flagship sensing without the climbing legs: 35,000 Pa with a carpet boost, a LiDAR that retracts to 89 mm, two AI cameras with structured light, and a dock that washes at 100 °C and dries at 45 °C.
The X60 for low furniture: 79.5 mm with the turret down, 35,000 Pa, legs for a 4.5 cm sill or 8.8 cm double step, two AI cameras, a 6,400 mAh battery charged in 80 minutes and a 100 °C wash.
Dreame's full-dock mid-ranger: 30,000 Pa, a swinging mop and extendable side brush, 220-plus obstacle types read with depth, and a dock that washes at 100 °C, dries, refills and doses detergent.
Dreame's L60 with a camera: 30,000 Pa, a detangling DuoBrush, tilting mops that extend 4 cm and lift 10.5 mm, 220 obstacle types, 4 cm double-layer thresholds, and a dock with 100 °C washing.
The pad-swapping dock on a conventional 104 mm robot: 30,000 Pa, a fixed LiDAR, pads that lift, swing and detach, a 100 °C wash with 45 °C drying, three detergents and a 6,400 mAh battery.
The D30 Ultra CE: 25,000 Pa, twin spinning mops that lift 10.5 mm, LiDAR, four maps, 2 cm thresholds, and a PowerDock 2.0 washing on 20 nozzles, air-drying and emptying for 100 days.
Dreame's full-dock L40 for Poland: 13,000 Pa, a hair-cutting TriCut brush, twin spinning mops that lift for carpet, LiDAR, and a dock that empties, washes, air-dries and refills.
A washing-and-emptying dock under a D-series robot: 25,000 Pa, a TriCut brush, pads that swing 4 cm and lift 10.5 mm, a laser obstacle sensor, four maps, 230 minutes a charge and 50 °C drying.
The X40 on its tank dock: 12,000 Pa, a side brush and pads that both extend, pads that lift 10.5 mm and detach, an RGB camera, a 70 °C wash and 208 minutes a charge, but no size or weight.
The L10s Ultra before the Gen 3: 10,000 Pa, a 300 ml bin, pads that swing out and lift 10.5 mm, 240 minutes a charge, and a dock that empties, washes, dries, refills and doses detergent.
A full dock below the flagships: 25,000 Pa, a laser obstacle sensor, four floors of maps, a swinging mop and extendable side brush, 231 minutes a charge, and a dock that washes, dries, refills and doses detergent.
Dreame's L60 without a camera: 28,000 Pa, a TriCut 3.0 brush that lifts on carpet, mops that extend 4 cm, lift or detach, LiDAR, and a dock with 100 °C washing, hot-air drying and 100-day emptying.
The X40 with a plumbed dock: 12,000 Pa, a swinging pad, a 70 °C wash, 100 days of dust and a station that refills and drains itself from the mains, all on a 22 mm threshold.
A Dreame with a dock that does everything: 28,000 Pa, a lifting TriCut brush, a swinging mop, a 100 °C wash with drying, refill and detergent, Matter support and a 5,200 mAh battery.
A self-emptying sibling of the D20 Pro: LiDAR and a line laser, 13,000 Pa with a carpet boost, an extending side brush, a flat mop pad, 285 minutes a charge and a 5 l bag for 150 days.
A small self-emptying robot: 20,000 Pa with a carpet boost, anti-tangle brushes, LiDAR with four maps, a flat mop with a 280 ml tank, 150 minutes a charge and a 4 l bag that lasts 120 days.
An entry-level LiDAR robot with a line laser for obstacles: 13,000 Pa with a carpet boost, a certified tangle-free DuoBrush, an extendable side brush, a dragged mop pad and 285 minutes a charge, no dock.
The L10s Pro before Gen 3: 7,000 Pa with an ultrasonic carpet boost, two spinning mops that lift 7 mm, 3DAdapt obstacle avoidance, four maps, a 470 ml bin and 155 minutes, on a charging dock.
A LiDAR robot with two spinning mops and no dock: 13,000 Pa, a 470 ml bin, a 300 ml tank, a 5,200 mAh battery for 155 minutes and a 7 mm mop lift, with no obstacle sensor named.
A self-emptying D20 without the Pro's extras: 13,000 Pa, a tangle-free DuoBrush, a flat mop pad on a 350 ml tank, 285 minutes a charge and a 5 l bag for 150 days, no obstacle sensor named.
The plain D20: 13,000 Pa, a tangle-free DuoBrush, a 700 ml bin, a flat mop pad on a 350 ml tank, 20 mm sills and 285 minutes a charge, on a charging dock with no obstacle sensor named.
A self-emptying entry robot: 6,000 Pa with a carpet boost, a floating rubber brush, a flat mop pad on a 150 ml tank, 20 mm sills, 285 minutes a charge and a 4 l bag for 90 days.