Dreame Technology unveiled a broad product portfolio at IFA 2026 in Berlin, introducing four new product lines: the Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete vacuum and mop robot, the A4 AWD Pro robotic lawn mower series, the LEAPTIC Cube mini camera, and the new T-series of wet/dry vacuums. The manufacturer is thus increasingly positioning itself as a provider of a connected “smart living” ecosystem that goes beyond traditional household robotics and ranges from floor cleaning and yard care to mobile imaging.
Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete: Robot Vacuum with a 180°C Steam Source
The Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete takes center stage at the presentation. According to Dreame, it is the first manufacturer to incorporate a central steam source that generates steam up to 180 °C within seconds and dispenses it through four nozzles.
In a four-step process, the steam first loosens dried-on dirt before the mopping roller wipes it away with warm water using the AquaRoll system. According to the manufacturer, the process removes 99.999 percent of bacteria, as tested by the independent laboratory SGS.
The mop head can be extended up to 8 cm using MopExtend technology—twice as far as on its predecessor, the Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete—and is designed to better reach edges, corners, and areas under furniture. Other features include AI image recognition capable of identifying over 320 object types, 40,000 Pa of suction power, and the ability to climb obstacles up to 10 cm high.
The Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete will be released in Germany on September 21 for 1,499 euros, with a 300-euro introductory discount during the first two weeks. Other manufacturers are also showcasing new generations of vacuuming and mopping robots at IFA 2026, further intensifying competition in the high-end segment.
A4 AWD Pro Series: Robotic Mowers for Large and Challenging Gardens
With the A4 AWD Pro Series, Dreame is expanding its portfolio to include robotic lawn mowers for lawns up to 3,500 or 5,000 square meters. At the heart of the system is the OmniSense 4.0 sensor system, which features 360° LiDAR, dual RTK positioning, a binocular AI camera, and two additional side sensors designed to reduce blind spots. Edge maintenance is handled by a retractable trimming arm called EdgeMaster 4.0, which, according to Dreame, enables a true cut down to 0 cm.
Four wheel-hub motors with all-wheel drive are also designed to handle inclines of up to 42 degrees and obstacles up to 7 cm high. With this, Dreame is entering a segment that other manufacturers will also be targeting at IFA 2026, such as Roborock with its cordless RockNeo Q2 LiDAR. However, the A4 AWD Pro series is not expected to be available in Germany until the first quarter of 2027, and a specific price has not yet been announced.
LEAPTIC Cube: Miniature Action Camera
With the LEAPTIC Cube, Dreame is launching its first mini camera. Weighing just 55.9 grams, the device records video at up to 8K and 4K HDR at 60 frames per second, captures photos at 50 megapixels, and features an ultra-wide-angle lens with a 155-degree field of view. Key functions can be controlled hands-free via the AI voice assistant “Hi, Moko,” along with AI scene recognition and tracking.
The camera is waterproof up to 10 meters, lasts up to 110 minutes according to the manufacturer, and can be extended to 210 minutes with an additional magnetic battery. In Germany, the LEAPTIC Cube is expected to be available starting in mid-October at MediaMarkt, Saturn, and Joybuy, with prices starting at 399 euros.
T Series: Five Wet/Dry Vacuums for Different Needs
Already unveiled in Paris in May, the T-Series will now be fully available on the German market starting September 15. The five models—T12 Pro, T14 Pro, T15 Pro Heat, T16 Pro Heat, and T16 Pro Steam—differ primarily in suction power and cleaning technology: The T16 Pro Heat combines 90 °C mopping water with a WhaleSweep robotic arm for edges, while the T16 Pro Steam uses SaunaClean technology to deliver steam at temperatures up to 200 °C.
All models feature a slim design with a 180-degree lie-flat function for cleaning under furniture. To celebrate the launch, promotional prices are available from September 15 through 29: The T12 Pro starts at 259 euros (MSRP 319 euros), and the T16 Pro Steam at 599 euros (MSRP 649 euros). The T16 Pro Heat is listed on Amazon, among other places. With this launch, Dreame is competing directly against new wet-and-dry vacuums from other manufacturers, such as Roborock’s F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2 and F25 Pro Turbo Combo, which were also unveiled at IFA 2026.
Outlook: Dreame’s Path to Connected Smart Living
“Our vision at Dreame is an even more connected smart-living experience,” Sean Chen, President of Dreame Western Europe, is quoted as saying in the press release. The four product lines showcased at IFA 2026 are intended to bring this vision to life in various areas of daily life: from floor cleaning and garden care to creative photography on the go. For consumers, this primarily means a growing selection within the Dreame product ecosystem, while at the same time other manufacturers are positioning themselves with comparable new products unveiled at IFA. Initial tests following the market launch will reveal whether innovations such as the 180°C steam cleaning or the cordless edge trimming of the A4 AWD Pro series prove effective in everyday use.
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- Dreame Technology via Presseportal: Press release for IFA 2026
