At IFA 2026, Dreame Technology rolled out several new products. I saw their first steam-powered robot vacuum, the Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete, and their debut action camera, the LEAPTIC Cube. Dreame also plans to enter 3D printing, pushing beyond its usual home appliance lineup.
Dreame Enters New Categories: 3D Printers and Action Cameras
Dreame says it will launch a line of 3D printers aimed at creative users, along with a new generation of action cameras. The LEAPTIC Cube is the first in that lineup. Details and pricing for the 3D printers are still under wraps.
Dreame frames this expansion as a step toward becoming a broader consumer tech brand. The company reported 91% revenue growth in the first half of 2026, fueled by international sales and more retail stores.
Dreame claims it took the top spot for robotic vacuums in Europe in 2025, holding a 42.1% market share in Western Europe for the first half of 2026. The company hasn’t named the research firm behind these figures.
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Dreame Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete
The Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete is Dreame’s first steam robot vacuum. Its roller mop extends up to 8cm, so it can reach edges and corners. The mop uses 180°C steam and hot water in four steps to break down and remove dried stains. Dreame says this process kills up to 99.999% of bacteria.
The robot packs a 40,000Pa suction system and the HyperStream Detangling DuoBrush 2.0. For navigation, it relies on OmniSight System 4.0, which can recognize over 320 object types and adjust its route on the fly. Proleap technology helps it clear obstacles up to 10cm high.
Dreame says the Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete will be available soon for £1,299, or about USD $1,755 and ₹1,65,876.
Dreame LEAPTIC Cube: A New Contender in Mini Cameras
Marking the company’s offiThe LEAPTIC Cube marks Dreame’s official entry into action cameras. It’s a wearable, hands-free camera that weighs just 55.9g. Dreame packed it with features for content creators, like the “Hi, Moko” AI Voice Assistant, AI Scene Recognition, and AI Tracking. 8K video.
It can shoot 4K at 60fps in HDR and 4K at 120fps for slow motion. It has a 155° ultra-wide lens, a night video mode, and is waterproof to 10 meters. Storage options are 64GB or 128GB.
The LEAPTIC Cube starts at £349, or about $471 and ₹44,565. Dreame will offer it in several packages.
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Floor Care Lineup Expands: T Series and Pano 10
Dreame is also launching its T Series wet and dry vacuums, first shown in May. The lineup includes five models, from the entry-level T12 Pro to the top-end T16 Pro Steam. The T16 Pro Steam features a Robotic Arm for edge cleaning and is priced at £549.
- The T16 Pro Steam offers SaunaClean with 200°C steam and 90°C hot water cleaning. It costs £569.
- Other models in the lineup are the T15 Pro Heat at £439, the T14 Pro at £359, and the T12 Pro at £279.
Dreame also showed the Pano 10 window cleaner but hasn’t shared any new details beyond what was announced earlier.
Concept Cameras Hint at Future Ambitions
At IFA, Dreame displayed four concept cameras to show where it wants to take mobile imaging. These models aren’t ready for the market yet.
The concepts include a compact camera with a motorized gimbal for vlogging and three versions of a Gimbal Cinema Camera. The most advanced model has three cameras, including an ultra-wide lens and a 200MP telephoto lens, with a claimed 16-800mm zoom range and a variable aperture lens reaching f/1.4. Dreame used the “Summilux” trademark on the lens barrel, but it’s not clear if they have a license from Leica.
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Dreame wants to move beyond cleaning
Dreame’s IFA 2026 announcements make it clear the company wants to move beyond floor care and become a full consumer tech brand. Dreame says it has filed over 14,000 patent applications worldwide. The new products look promising, but their success will come down to software, user experience, and how well Dreame can compete with established brands. I expect more details on the 3D printers and wider availability as we get closer to launch.
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