Dreame’s CES 2026: A smart home ecosystem emerges

Dreame Technology used CES 2026 to signal its transformation from a premium cleaning specialist into a full-scale smart home company, unveiling a sweeping AI-powered whole-home ecosystem that spans cleaning, climate control, entertainment, kitchens, personal care and security. Anchoring the showcase is the Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete robot vacuum, supported by new TVs, air conditioners, laundry systems and intelligent kitchen appliances 

X60 Max Ultra Complete: Designed for real homes

The X60 Max Ultra Complete is Dreame’s most advanced robot vacuum to date, engineered specifically for complex home layouts. Measuring just 7.95cm tall, it is designed to reach low-clearance spaces that defeat many flagship models. The robot uses Dreame’s AI-driven OmniSight navigation, which enables faster route planning and object recognition across more than 280 everyday obstacles, from cables and shoes to pet messes 

Its standout feature is a dual robotic leg system that allows the robot to climb multi-layer steps up to 8.8cm high, addressing thresholds and sunken spaces that typically divide homes into unreachable zones. Combined with fully automated self-cleaning and maintenance via its dock, the X60 is clearly targeted at large households, pet owners and users who want minimal manual intervention.

It can be pre-ordered from the Dreame website now for US$1,359.99, a savings of US$340 and receive US$410 in free gifts. 

Dreame Cyber10 Ultra: Robotic arm to give you a real hand around the house

Dreame also unveiled a concept robot vacuum, the Cyber10 Ultra, that was first previewed at IFA 2025. It comes with a multi-joint robotic arm with four joints and five degrees of movement, which is akin to how a human moves their arm. It is also capable of tool use and can lift objects weighing up to 500 grams. So you can imagine your vacuum cleaner picking up dropped shoes and clothes as it comes across them mid-clean. 

TVs, Projectors and Home Entertainment

Dreame’s CES debut also marks a serious push into home entertainment. The new Aura Mini LED 4K TV lineup, including models such as the Aura Mini LED 4K TV V3000, features up to 5,000 nits peak brightness, a 300Hz refresh rate, and the company’s Dreaming Pro AI Processor for real-time picture optimisation. Dreame is positioning these displays at the premium end of the market, aimed at gamers and cinephiles seeking high contrast, smooth motion and accurate colour reproduction 

Portable viewing is covered by new triple-laser projectors, including ultra-short-throw designs intended for flexible living spaces, reinforcing Dreame’s focus on adaptable, modern homes.

From Climate to Laundry and Kitchens

Beyond entertainment, Dreame showcased a wide range of large home appliances. Highlights include the X-Wind air conditioner, which uses dual robotic arms and rotating Coanda wings to deliver a 126-degree wide airflow, creating more even temperature distribution than conventional systems. Dreame claims this approach enables faster cooling while maintaining a more natural breeze effect 

In the laundry, the AI Inverter Washer L9 and AI Dual Inverter Dryer L9 focus on fabric care and automation, using foam-based washing, plasma air circulation and precision drying sensors to reduce wrinkles and energy use. The Tri-Drum Washer goes a step further, allowing three independent loads to be washed simultaneously for different fabrics or family members.

The kitchen lineup ranges from built-in dishwashers and convection ovens to smart air fryers, espresso machines and water purification systems, all designed to integrate visually and digitally within the same ecosystem.

One App, One Ecosystem

What unifies this expansive portfolio is Dreame’s Whole-Home Smart Ecosystem, built on shared AI algorithms, high-speed motors and robotic arm technologies. Every device connects through the Dreamehome app, allowing users to manage cleaning, climate, cooking, lighting and security from a single interface rather than juggling multiple platforms 

Dreame’s CES 2026 strategy is clearly aimed at tech-forward households and premium buyers who value automation, design cohesion and time-saving convenience. While the X60 Max Ultra Complete anchors the lineup for existing robot vacuum users, the broader ecosystem positions Dreame as a long-term competitor to established home appliance brands.

The company’s stated ambition is to move from selling individual devices to delivering a seamless, human-centric living experience, where technology quietly handles everyday tasks in the background. CES 2026 marks Dreame’s strongest statement yet that it intends to play across the entire home, not just the floor