Dreame Technology has expanded its robot vacuum lineup once again, officially unveiling four new models under the L60 Series at its Dreame NEXT event in San Francisco. Headlining the launch is the flagship L60 Pro Ultra, joined by the L60 Ultra, L60 Ultra PE, and L60 Ultra FE. Each model is clearly aimed at a different type of home and buyer, from high-end, complex layouts through to more accessible entry points, but all sit under one cohesive range designed to scale across budgets.
Across the lineup, Dreame is pushing a shared foundation of premium hardware and automation that, not long ago, would have been reserved for top-tier devices only. Every model benefits from high-powered Vormax suction ranging between 30,000Pa and 35,000Pa, alongside ThermoHub mop self-cleaning that uses 100°C hot water for hygiene after each cycle. There is also Dual Flex Arm technology for better edge and corner cleaning, automatic mop lifting when transitioning to carpet, and the 8-in-1 PowerDock handling everything from auto-emptying to hot air drying and solution dispensing. Smart home integration is also consistent across the range, including support for Matter, allowing these vacuums to integrate into platforms like Apple Home for scene-based automations, Siri control, and wider ecosystem use.
The lineup is split into four distinct models, each with a clear positioning.
L60 Pro Ultra
Features: The flagship model built for complex homes, centred around the ProLeap system that enables obstacle climbing up to 3.46 inches. While most robot vacuums struggle beyond roughly an inch, this allows it to move between rooms and handle transitions from thick carpet to hard flooring without getting stuck. That capability is paired with a retractable DToF sensor, letting it lower its profile to clean under sofas and bed frames, meaning it covers the full floor plan rather than just open areas. It also includes 35,000Pa suction, the HyperStream detangling dual brush for effective hair pickup across surfaces without constant maintenance, Dual Omni-Scrub hot water mopping with 100°C self-cleaning, a 6,400mAh battery, and Pet-Friendly Care 5.0 for detecting and avoiding animals while prioritising high-shedding zones.
Pricing: $1,399.99 MSRP, with launch pricing around $1,259.99.
L60 Ultra
Features: Designed to go low where others cannot, this model is just 3.23 inches tall, allowing it to slide under low-profile sofas, bed frames, and tight spaces that often go uncleaned. When it gets into those areas, it brings 35,000Pa of suction to deal with built-up dust and debris. Its standout feature is navigation, combining a 3D ToF sensor with an AI camera system that maintains accuracy even in low-light environments such as under furniture or in darker rooms. For homes with dense layouts and lots of low-clearance furniture, this combination of slim design and intelligent pathfinding makes it more practical than taller models that simply cannot reach those areas. It also includes Pet-Friendly Care 5.0 for improved behaviour around animals.
Pricing: $1,299.99 MSRP, with launch pricing around $1,169.99.
L60 Ultra PE
Features: Positioned as the intelligent step-up model, this version focuses on adaptive cleaning. SmartDirt detection identifies heavily soiled areas during a run and triggers additional cleaning passes, while OmniDirt technology can prompt mop rewashing and remopping if residue is still detected. Instead of following a fixed routine, it adapts in real time to what it finds on the floor. It also includes 30,000Pa suction, the HyperStream dual brush for hair management, and Pet-Friendly Care 5.0, making it well suited to homes with pets, children, or high foot traffic.
Pricing: $1,099.99 MSRP, with launch pricing around $879.99.
L60 Ultra FE
Features: The most accessible model in the range, but still far from basic. It retains core features including 30,000Pa suction, 100°C mop self-cleaning, Dual Flex Arm technology, and the full 8-in-1 PowerDock system with auto-emptying, mop washing, hot air drying, and solution dispensing. While it lacks the more advanced navigation systems and reactive dirt detection of the higher models, it still delivers a fully automated cleaning experience that requires minimal user input.
Pricing: $999.99 MSRP, with launch pricing around $749.99.
Shaping the future
Taken as a whole, this launch is not just about adding another robot vacuum. It is a clear signal to competitors like Roborock and Ecovacs that Dreame is no longer playing the incremental upgrade game. By bringing flagship-level features across an entire range and differentiating models by real-world use cases rather than simply stripping features out, Dreame is reshaping expectations at every price point. Add in Matter support feeding into Apple Home, and this becomes even more relevant for users already invested in that ecosystem, putting added pressure on rivals to respond.
