Editorial notes last verified: September 2026
With 35,000 Pa of suction power, the X60 Max Ultra Complete ranks
1st in Dreame’s active catalog. It’s followed closely by the
L60 Ultra PE, Aqua10 Ultra Roller, Aqua10 Roller, and Matrix10 Ultra, all tied at
30,000 Pa. Among the 11 devices released in 2026 with available
suction data, it ranks 2nd, only behind Mova V70 Ultra Complete.
2026 launches, suction power (Pa)
2
Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete
35,000 Pa
On the noise side, at 55 dBA, it ranks 1st in the same 2026
cohort, ahead of 6 other devices. This is a rare combination, as noise is expected to
increase as suction power increases. A similar pattern was noted in the Narwal Flow 2
review, with the X60 Max Ultra being a step quieter than it.
2026 launches, noise level in dBA (lower is better)
1
Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete
55 dBA
The threshold and carpet edge clearance height is 88 mm. Among 2026 launches, it
ranks 2nd of 11, behind only
Mova V70 Ultra Complete. This difference could translate into a practical advantage
in homes dealing with door thresholds and thick carpet edges.
2026 launches, threshold-crossing height (mm)
2
Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete
88 mm
With a body height of 8.0 cm, it ranks 2nd of
11 in the 2026 cohort, behind only Roborock Qrevo Edge 2. This
provides an advantage in terms of being able to fit under low sofas and furniture.
2026 launches, body height in cm (lower is better)
2
Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete
8 cm
The X60 Max Ultra Complete has all four self-maintenance features found in fully
equipped flagship models of 2026 (such as the T90 Pro Omni, Curv 2 Flow, and Narwal
Flow 2):
- Automatic dust emptying
- Automatic water tank filling
- Automatic mop washing
- Automatic mop lifting
Highlights from user reviews
- A detailed review shared after upgrading from a previous model (Mova P10 Pro
Ultra) notes the dramatic difference in noise and suction, the complete absence of dog
hair, and a noticeable improvement in mop performance compared to the previous device,
closing gaps in the rotation. The user writes that they considered returning it but
changed their mind.
- A recurring complaint in a popular discussion is obstacle avoidance: bumping into
table and chair legs (especially black and angled ones), repeatedly trying to squeeze
into tight spaces and getting stuck, and occasionally bumping into closed doors. While
some users state that this is better than their previous devices, the issue comes up
repeatedly in the comments.
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