Robot Vacuum and Mop with Self-Cleaning Base Station
Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete Review

42,000Pa suction | Dual 120° AI cameras | Mop extends 18 cm | ProLeap legs for 10 cm double steps | 3-year warranty

Overview

The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete has 42,000Pa suction, the most of the Dreame robots we review, and the HyperStream DuoBrush 2.0, which Dreame says handles hair up to 40 cm. Dual 120° AI cameras recognise more than 320 types of object, down to 10 mm, and the robot’s ProLeap system lowers two retractable legs to climb double-layer steps up to 10 cm. The side brush reaches out 12 cm and the mop up to 18 cm, and in carpet vacuuming mode the mop pads lift 21.5 mm.

The base station empties the dust for up to 100 days, washes the thermal mop pads with boiling water, dries them with hot air, refills the robot’s water box and doses cleaning solution automatically. Dreame says 5.5 minutes of fast charging gives 24% battery and a full charge covers up to 1,000 m². It has a 4.6Ah battery that charges in about 2 hours, a baseboard cleaning brush, works with Alexa, Siri and Google Home, and Dreame UK gives it a 3-year warranty.

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Key Features

✓42,000Pa suction; HyperStream DuoBrush 2.0
✓Dual 120° AI cameras: 320+ object types, down to 10 mm
✓ProLeap retractable legs for double-layer steps up to 10 cm
✓Mop extends up to 18 cm; side brush up to 12 cm
✓Mop pads lift 21.5 mm in carpet vacuuming mode
✓Base station: auto-empty (up to 100 days), boiling-water wash, hot-air drying, auto refill and solution
✓Fast charging: 5.5 minutes for 24%
✓Baseboard cleaning brush
✓Alexa, Siri and Google Home
✓3-year warranty from Dreame UK

Pros & Cons

Pros

+ 42,000Pa, the most suction of the Dreame robots we review
+ Climbs double-layer steps up to 10 cm
+ Mop reaches 18 cm and lifts 21.5 mm
+ 3-year warranty

Cons

− Dreame doesn’t give the wash or drying temperatures
− Plumbed-in refill and drain needs the separate water hookup kit
− No runtime published (Dreame quotes the area per charge instead)

Setup & Installation

Place the base station somewhere as open as possible with a good Wi-Fi signal, leaving more than 5 cm on each side and more than 1 m in front; Dreame recommends a tile or marble floor so water can’t mark wood or carpet. Push the power cord firmly into the station until its indicator lights, fit the ramp extension plate and remove the robot’s protective pieces. Fit the mop pad holders onto the two mounting holes under the robot. Fill the clean water tank with clean water, not hot water (Dreame says hot water can deform it), and add Dreame’s cleaning solution to the dispenser.

Hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn the robot on, then scan the QR code under the robot’s cover to get the Dreamehome app. In the app, tap “Scan QR code to connect”, scan the same code and follow the prompts. Only 2.4GHz Wi-Fi is supported; the Wi-Fi light under the cover blinks slowly when the robot is ready to connect.

Common Problems & Fixes

Running into issues? Our Dreame troubleshooting guide covers step-by-step fixes taken from Dreame’s own manuals and help centre, including won’t connect to Wi-Fi, not charging, mop washing problems.

Who Should Buy It

Anyone who wants the most suction of the Dreame robots we review, an 18 cm mop reach and a robot that climbs double-layer steps up to 10 cm.

Verdict

The X60 Pro Ultra Complete has the most suction of the Dreame robots we review, an 18 cm mop reach and legs that lift it over double-layer steps up to 10 cm. The Matrix10 Ultra adds a dock that swaps between three sets of mop pads.

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