Dreame is using IFA 2026 in Berlin for an unusually broad showing. At the centre sits the Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete mopping robot, which the company says cleans with hot water and steam of up to 180 °C. Around it, Dreame is displaying an action camera, an all-wheel-drive robot lawnmower and a range of other devices.
Steam instead of cold water
The flagship combines steam and hot water in a multi-step mopping process, according to Dreame: steam is meant to loosen dried-on stains before hot water lifts the dirt away. The company claims a bacteria reduction of up to 99.999 percent. The roller runs at around 300 rpm with 18 newtons of pressure and extends up to 8 centimetres sideways to reach edges. Dreame rates suction at 40,000 Pa, and says the navigation recognises more than 320 object types and climbs obstacles up to 5 centimetres.
More than a vacuum maker
What stands out is the breadth of the booth. With the LEAPTIC Cube, Dreame steps into action cameras: roughly 55.9 grams, with 8K capture, a 155-degree wide angle and waterproofing to 10 metres. Alongside it is the A4 AWD Pro all-wheel-drive lawnmower for areas up to 3,500 and 5,000 square metres, which Dreame says handles steep slopes using 3D LiDAR and RTK positioning.
- T-Series wet & dry vacuums (including the T16 Pro Steam)
- Household robots Echo S1 and Echo P1
- Stair-climbing robot Cyber X
Dreame largely left firm launch dates and German prices open at the show, with trade outlets on site citing individual guide prices. The message, though, is clear: Dreame no longer wants to be seen as just a robot-vacuum maker.
Already available – Dreame’s current flagship, the X40 Ultra:
