GoKawiilDreame X60 Max Ultra Flagship specs and features make the Dreame X60 Max Ultra a contender in the top-tier robot vacuum market, but while it is great at cleaning floors, it runs through water quickly, and the mop pads tend to pop off easily.
With a long list of impressive specifications and features, there’s very little that the Dreame X60 Max Ultra ($1699.99 at Amazon) cannot do on paper. As an automated floor cleaning system, this robot vacuum offers 35,000Pa of suction, up to 15N of mopping pressure, and a base station that makes ongoing operation a breeze.
With many great things going for it on the surface, how well does it perform in the real world? I ran the Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete in my home for a couple of months to find out.
What makes the Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete special?
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The Dreame X60 Max Ultra offers top-tier specs and features, including a whopping 35,000Pa of suction pressure, a thin profile with a retractable LiDAR turret to get under low furniture, multi-sensor, AI-driven navigation and obstacle avoidance, heated mop washing, self-cleaning systems, the ability to climb fairly significant floor transitions, 15N of mopping pressure, excellent hair anti-tangle features, and more.
If you’ve been browsing Dreame’s robot vacuum catalog, you might have spotted the Dreame X60 Max Ultra sat next to the Dreame X60 Ultra ($1499.99 at Amazon). The Max Ultra version adds the dual-detergent option for pet cleaning, multi-spectral dirt detection, and a retractable vacuum pressure chamber, but they’re otherwise very similar.
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The setup for the X60 Max Ultra unit I received was straightforward, and the X60 Max Ultra Complete package (you currently can’t buy the vac separately from the Complete bundle) comes with a generous number of parts and accessories. The dry debris bag and detergent are located behind the front cover of the base station, while the clean and dirty water containers rest under the top lid. The mop pads use magnets to connect to the bot, allowing it to leave them behind when not needed. Extending arms allows the X60 Max Ultra to reach into corners to sweep and mop.
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