TL; DR
- Dreame’s thinnest robot vacuum yet launches in India at ₹1,34,999, with sales starting September 22.
- It tackles common cleaning frustrations with extending arms, hair-resistant brushes, self-cleaning mops, and dirt detection.
- It claims 35,000Pa suction, plus a 1-year warranty and service across 160+ Indian cities.
Having used four different robot vacuum cleaners now, from entry-level to flagship, I’ve reached the same breaking point with each one. Every week or so, I have to pull out a rope of tangled hair from the brush roller. Also, all the models leave the same blind spots in my room (the extent varies by model).
Dreame’s newest flagship, the X60 Ultra Complete, seems to be designed by someone who’s had that exact argument with their own robot vacuum. Except for the price, nearly every headline feature seems to fix one specific complaint rather than chase records on the spec sheet.
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Dreame X60 Ultra: Pricing & Availability
The X60 Ultra Complete costs ₹1,34,999 in India. Globally, the variant carrying the same moniker costs ₹1,499.99, with an offer price of $1,284.99 on its official website.
Indian customers can purchase the product via the company’s website from September 22, 2026, while Amazon availability follows on September 22, 2026. The machine will also be available on Croma, though the launch timeline isn’t specific.
No launch-week bank offers or cashback tie-ins were mentioned alongside this release. So, anyone looking to shave off a few thousand rupees will have to wait until September 27, when they could at least get the 5% cashback applicable on Amazon Pay ICICI Credit Card.
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| Detail | Dreame X60 Ultra Complete |
| India price | ₹1,34,999 |
| Available from (Dreame India site) | September 22, 2026 |
| Available from (Amazon India) | September 27, 2026 |
| Also available via | Croma, select retail stores |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Service network | 160+ cities across India |
Dreame X60 Ultra: Key Specifications & Features
The first and most obvious change here is the device’s height. Compared to the Dreame L50s Pro Ultra, which stood tall at 10.38 cm, the X60 Ultra stands at 7.95 cm. With its shorter profile, the device can easily slide under low-profile furniture like beds and low sofas that stop most robot vacuums.
Unlike regular LiDAR/DToF navigation sensors that stick out as a raised dome on top, this one features a retractable sensor that retracts down into the body when the device detects a low-profile area ahead. While the object avoidance system wasn’t exactly perfect on the L50s Pro Ultra, Dreame seems to have improved upon it by adding two AI cameras that can recognize over 280 object types on this one.
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Corners, historically a round mop’s blind spot, are solved mechanically via the physical arms that extend the side brush and mop pad into edges. The machine can also climb thresholds up to 8 cm tall. In other words, door frames and stacked rugs shouldn’t be a problem.
On cleaning power, 35,000 Pa suction is not just higher than the L50s Pro Ultra (review), but also the highest the company has ever quoted in this category. That should also make a big difference in practice. Higher suction power should mean more efficient clearing on tile or marble surfaces and fewer repeat passes over carpet before dirt actually lifts.
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Then there’s the DuoBrush system, which stops hair from winding around the roller. For the cleanest possible mopping, the X60 Ultra heats up its pads past 40°C and scrubs them at 230RPM with real downward pressure. The dock also heats the clean water to 100°C to ensure no bacteria remain (on the mop or the floor) and that foul smells and stubborn dirt don’t stick around.
The dirt-detection lighting is a practical touch too. It illuminates fine dust and light liquid spills that are otherwise invisible until you step in them.
| Spec | Detail |
| Body height | 7.95 cm |
| Navigation | Retractable DToF sensor, 360° scanning |
| Obstacle avoidance | Dual AI cameras, 280+ object types |
| Reach | Dual Flex Arm Technology (side brush + mop pad extension) |
| Step climbing | Up to 4.2 cm single-layer, 8 cm double-layer |
| Suction | 35,000Pa Vormax |
| Brush system | PressureStream Detangling DuoBrush System 2.0 |
| Mopping | 230RPM dual omni-scrub, 15N pressure, thermal pads above 40°C |
| Mop self-clean | ThermoHub, up to 100°C hot water |
| Dirt detection | AI OmniDirt Detection with Celeste Lighting |
| Cameras | Two 120° cameras, OmniSight System with VersaLift |
| Dock | 3.2L auto-empty dust bag, 4.2L/3.0L dual water tanks, hot-air drying |
| Warranty | 1 year |
While all the features are a genuine upgrade, in my opinion, the price makes me a bit skeptical about the Dreame X60 Ultra. At ₹1,34,999, it targets a very narrow segment of buyers who can actually spend that kind of money on a robot vacuum cleaner. For everyone else, it could be a bit overpriced. Second, I can actually buy two different Dreame robot vacuums and place it in different rooms or on different floors in my house.
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