Dreame continues to expand its home cleaning product range, this time with a rather ambitious lineup. The new T Series is now available in Europe with five models: T12 Pro, T14 Pro, T15 Pro Heat, T16 Pro Heat, and T16 Pro Steam. The idea is simple: to offer Wet & Dry vacuum cleaners capable of vacuuming and mopping simultaneously, but adapted to different types of homes. They all share some interesting features, such as a body only 9,85 centimeters thick that can fold completely flat up to 180 degrees to clean under beds and sofas, as well as the TangleCut 2.0 anti-tangle system.
The differences begin when you move up the range. The T16 Pro Heat and T15 Pro Heat reach 30.000 Pa of suction and can clean using hot water at 90°C, something especially useful for tough stains. The T16 Pro Heat also adds the WhaleSweep arm, which extends to reach edges and corners. The T16 Pro Steam goes even further with SaunaClean, a system that uses steam at 200°C and seems particularly appealing in homes with children or pets. One step below is the T14 Pro, with 25.000 Pa and intelligent dirt detection, while the T12 Pro maintains the same 25.000 Pa as the entry-level model. Depending on the model, the battery life reaches up to 70 minutes, and the advertised coverage extends to 200 square meters. Furthermore, the entire range can self-clean with water at 95°C and then dry the roller with hot air at the same temperature.
What's interesting is that Dreame hasn't simply launched five virtually identical variants with different names. There's a fairly clear segmentation based on your needs and, above all, your budget. The T12 Pro costs €319, the T14 Pro €399, the T15 Pro Heat €499, the T16 Pro Heat €629 , and the T16 Pro Steam reaches €649. To celebrate the launch, until September 28th, their prices are reduced to €259, €349, €449, €549, and €599 respectively. Personally, I find it particularly interesting that technologies like hot water cleaning, steam cleaning, and self-cleaning rollers are arriving in an increasingly competitive market. Ultimately, vacuuming and mopping in a single pass is no longer the novelty: now the battle is to minimize the amount of cleaning we have to do on the vacuum itself.