Dreame launches a good range of household appliances in Spain

Last update: May 27th 2026

Dreame wants to make it clear that it no longer relies solely on robot vacuums. Its new range for Europe aims for something far more ambitious: transforming the home into a small, smart ecosystem where cleaning, pet care, and even the refrigerator work together seamlessly. The obvious star is the X60 Pro series, with models starting at €1.499, but the most striking is the Cyber ​​X, a robot capable of climbing stairs. Yes, it sounds like domestic science fiction, although we still need to see how it performs outside of a perfect demo.

The X60 Pro series arrives with powerful features: up to 42.000 Pa of suction, extendable arms for better access to corners, recognition of more than 320 obstacles, and versions with automatic mop changes or water filling and emptying. Dreame is targeting the areas where the difference is most noticeable in daily life: less maintenance and better edge cleaning, which is often the Achilles' heel of these robots. The Cyber ​​X goes a step further with a bionic four-track system, the ability to climb steps up to 30 cm high, and cleaning while descending. The idea is brilliant for multi-story homes, although its actual usefulness will depend on price, compatibility, and reliability. Alongside these are the T-series wet and dry vacuums, with thermal cleaning, steam cleaning, self-cleaning, and ultra-slim profiles; the Pano 10 Station window cleaner; the lightweight Aqua Air; a FizzFresh refrigerator with integrated sparkling water; and a Pet line with a litter box, climate-controlled bed, and smart feeder and waterer.

The feeling is that Dreame is following the logical path of many Chinese home technology brands: starting by addressing a specific routine and ending up occupying every corner of the house. Some products seem genuinely useful, like the new X60 Pro or the T-series electric mops, while others require closer examination to determine if they offer real convenience or are simply technological showcases. In any case, the strategy is clear: features previously reserved for very premium ranges are beginning to become more accessible, albeit at still high prices. The X60 Pro Ultra Complete will arrive on June 5th for €1.499, with an initial €200 discount, while the other models will be available in August.

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