Brand guide · Robot vacuums
Every Dreame robot vacuum we list, ranked by Verdict Score, with the X, Aqua10, Matrix10, L and D lines explained from the figures Dreame publishes.
26 models evaluated · best Verdict Score 86/100 · Updated September 12, 2026
Dreame names its lines by letter and its docks by suffix. X is the flagship series, with a retractable LiDAR turret and the highest published suction; Aqua10 is 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" 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; the Master's dock is plumbed in. The X60 Max Ultra Complete and X60 Ultra are 80 mm machines with two-camera obstacle recognition, and the X50 Ultra is the previous generation at 20,000 Pa with the same retracting turret.
The Aqua10 Roller is the highest-scoring Dreame we list: 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 98 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 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 L50s Pro Ultra and L40 Ultra Gen 2 to the L10s Ultra Gen 3, all with the full dock; the AE, CE, PE and FE versions 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, the D20 Air Plus only empties the bin, and the D20 Pro has 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.
The roller mop and the climbing legs for €599: 30,000 Pa with a carpet boost, a roller at 9 to 11 N that lifts 14 mm under a sealing guard, a 4.2 cm sill or 6 cm double step, a fixed LiDAR at 120 mm, and a dock washing at 100 °C and drying at 65 °C.
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, a retracting LiDAR for 97.5 mm, two AI cameras, and a dock washing at 100 °C and drying at 70 °C, for 2,999 zł or $999.99.
The L60 with legs at $1,399.99: 35,000 Pa, ProLeap legs for 8.8 cm double-layer thresholds, a LiDAR that retracts to 89 mm, a camera plus structured light for 280 object types, mops that extend, lift, detach and run 40 °C water, a 6,400 mAh battery for 220 minutes, and a dock with 100 °C washing, hot-air drying and 100-day emptying.
Dreame's American flagship at $1,699.99: 35,000 Pa, 8.8 cm double and 4.5 cm single thresholds, a LiDAR that drops to 79.5 mm, two AI cameras for 280 object types, mops that extend, detach and run 40 °C water, an 80-minute charge, and a dock with 100 °C washing, hot-air drying, 100-day emptying and two detergents.
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 tanks, for €1,599.
Dreame's top vacuum: 42,000 Pa, a retracting turret for 89 mm clearance, legs that climb a 5.2 cm sill or a 10 cm double step, a mop pad that reaches 18 cm out and comes off for deep carpet, and a dock that washes at 100 °C, for €1,199.
A legged flagship with a dock that changes its own mop pads: 30,000 Pa, a 4.2 cm sill or 8 cm double step, 89 mm clearance, pads that extend 45 mm and detach, a 100 °C wash, three detergents and a 16.6 kg station, for 3,499 zł.
The 2025 flagship that introduced Dreame's legs: 20,000 Pa, a 4.2 cm sill or 6 cm double step, a retracting turret for 89 mm, pads that extend and detach, an 80 °C wash and a 6,400 mAh battery good for 220 minutes, for 2,999 zł.
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, a retracting LiDAR for 97.5 mm, two AI cameras, and a dock washing at 100 °C, for 3,199 zł.
The American Aqua10 Roller at $899: 30,000 Pa, a fresh-water roller mop that extends 4 cm, lifts 14 mm and seals itself on carpet, LiDAR with dual-laser structured light, 4 cm double thresholds, four maps, and a dock with 100 °C washing, 65 °C drying and 100-day emptying.
The second L40 Ultra at $569.99: 25,000 Pa, a TriCut hair-cutting brush, twin spinning mops that extend 4 cm and lift 10.5 mm, LiDAR with structured-light obstacle sensing, four maps, and a dock that empties for 100 days, washes, hot-air dries, refills and doses detergent.
Flagship sensing without the legs: 35,000 Pa with a carpet boost, a retracting LiDAR for 89 mm, two AI cameras with structured light, a 5,200 mAh battery, and a dock washing at 100 °C and drying at 45 °C, for €899.
A full-dock mid-ranger: 30,000 Pa, a swinging mop and extendable side brush, 220-plus obstacle types with depth, a 5,200 mAh battery, and a dock that washes at 100 °C, dries, refills and doses detergent, for €749.
Dreame's L60 with a camera at $999.99: 30,000 Pa, a detangling DuoBrush, twin tilting mops that extend 4 cm and lift 10.5 mm, LiDAR with 220 recognised obstacle types, 4 cm double-layer thresholds, and a dock with 100 °C washing, hot-air drying, 100-day emptying, water and detergent refills.
The pad-swapping dock on a conventional 104 mm robot: 30,000 Pa, a fixed LiDAR, AI camera with structured light, pads that lift, swing and detach, a 100 °C wash with 45 °C drying, three detergents and a 6,400 mAh battery, for €749 in white.
Dreame's slimmest flagship at 79.5 mm: 35,000 Pa, legs for a 4.5 cm sill or an 8.8 cm double step, dual AI cameras, spinning pads at 15 N and 230 rpm, a 6,400 mAh battery charged in 80 minutes, and a dock washing at 100 °C, for 3,999 zł or $1,499.99.
A washing-and-emptying dock at the D-series price: 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 hot-air drying at 50 °C, for $539.99 or €399 when in stock.
A 2024-generation full-dock Dreame that Poland still sells: 19,000 Pa, a lifting rubber brush with TriCut, an AI camera with structured light, a 75 °C wash with drying, refill and detergent, a 395 ml bin and 180 minutes a charge, for 2,099 zł.
Dreame's $599 D30 Ultra CE: 25,000 Pa, twin spinning mops that lift 10.5 mm, LiDAR with a laser obstacle sensor, four maps, 2 cm thresholds, and a PowerDock 2.0 that washes the mops on 20 nozzles, air-dries them, refills the water and empties the bin for 100 days.
Dreame's Polish-market L40 at 1,599 zł: 13,000 Pa, a hair-cutting TriCut brush, twin spinning mops that lift for carpet, LiDAR with a laser obstacle sensor, and a dock that empties for 100 days, washes and air-dries the mops and refills the water.
Dreame's L60 for $849.99 without a camera: 28,000 Pa, a TriCut 3.0 hair-cutting brush that lifts on carpet, twin spinning mops that extend 4 cm, lift or come off for rugs, LiDAR mapping, and a dock with 100 °C mop washing, hot-air drying, 100-day emptying, water and detergent refills.
A full dock for 1,999 zł: 25,000 Pa, a laser obstacle sensor, four floors of maps, a swinging mop and extendable side brush, a 5,200 mAh battery good for 231 minutes, and a dock that washes, dries, refills and doses detergent.
The cheapest Dreame with a dock that does everything: 28,000 Pa, a lifting TriCut brush, a swinging mop, a 100 °C wash with hot-air drying, refill and detergent, Matter support and a 5,200 mAh battery, for €499.
A €199 robot that empties itself for 120 days: 20,000 Pa with a carpet boost, anti-tangle brushes, LiDAR with four maps, a flat mop with a 280 ml sensor tank and 150 minutes a charge, in a 325 mm body 2.59 kg light.
A €299 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 999 zł 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, with no dock.