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TechRadar Review Calls Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete a Near-Five-Star Premium Hybrid Robot Vacuum

TechRadar rates the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete as a highly capable premium hybrid robot vacuum-mop, citing 42,000Pa suction and extendable mopping, but flags its high price and complexity.

The review highlighted the robot's 42,000Pa suction power, a retractable LiDAR turret that lets it slide under furniture with as little as 3.5 inches or 9cm of floor clearance, and the ability to cross thresholds up to 3.9 inches or 10cm high. TechRadar also said the edge-cleaning mop can extend up to seven inches or 18cm, while a front side-mounted sweeper brush reaches up to four inches or 12cm into corners.

TechRadar praised the X60 Pro Ultra Complete for class-leading design touches, superb vacuum performance and high reliability. It also noted an elaborate self-cleaning dock and a set of extra accessories including spare dust bags, filters and rollers. The review's listed drawbacks were that the robot may be too complex for some users, that it is not cheap, and that it has some minor obstacle-avoidance quirks.

According to the review, the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete is priced at £1,299 in the UK and €1,499 in most parts of Europe, where some discounts bring it to €1,199. Its launch date was July 2026. In the US, Dreame is focusing on the X60 Max Ultra Complete, a slightly different variant with lower suction than the UK-spec model; the review listed it at $1,699.99 through the US Dreame store and $1,614.99 on Amazon. The X60 Pro Ultra Complete did not appear to be available in Australia at the time of writing.

TechRadar compared the model with several alternatives. It said the Roborock Saros 20 offers a similarly sophisticated low-profile design for a shade under £1,000, while the Ecovacs Deebot X8 Pro Omni is another strong contender, particularly for mopping. It also said Dreame's own X40 Ultra is worth considering for buyers who want many flagship features without spending X60 Pro Ultra money.

The review gave the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete a value score of 4.5 out of 5. TechRadar said that while the robot is expensive, possibly over-engineered and more machine than most people need, its combination of suction power, extendable cleaning hardware and a highly automated dock makes it difficult to ignore for buyers seeking a hands-off cleaning experience.

Editor's Summary

TechRadar's review rates the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete as a near-five-star premium hybrid robot vacuum-mop, citing 42,000Pa suction, extendable edge mopping, threshold crossing and a self-cleaning dock. The review also flags its high price, complexity and minor obstacle-avoidance quirks. It is available in the UK and parts of Europe, while the US gets the X60 Max Ultra Complete variant.