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IFA 2026: Dreame expands beyond robot vacuums

Dreame announced its largest IFA presence yet, spanning 2,400 square meters and 16 product categories, including kitchen and smart outdoor devices.

IFA 2026: Dreame expands beyond robot vacuums

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Dreame used IFA 2026 in Berlin to announce the broadest product push in its event history, moving beyond robot vacuums and floor-care hardware. The company will occupy two exhibition areas totaling 2,400 square meters and cover 16 product categories from September 4 to 8.

The announcement provides few product details. Dreame has not named the new models, disclosed prices or provided availability dates. Its product keynote on September 3, one day before IFA officially opens, is expected to supply those details.

Dreame has attended IFA Berlin for four consecutive years, but this year’s footprint is larger than the company’s previous presence. Its stands will be in Pavilions 7.1A and 7.1B, where the company will present its connected-home strategy and host the keynote covering its main innovations.

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From smart cleaning to a broader device portfolio

The established cleaning lines remain at the center of the display: robotic vacuums, wet-and-dry cleaners and cordless stick vacuums. The company is also bringing personal-care products, home-environment appliances and smart outdoor equipment. Kitchen appliances are one of the clearest new directions, alongside other intelligent-technology categories that Dreame has not yet specified.

Dreame’s established focusExpansion shown for IFA 2026
Robotic vacuumsKitchen appliances
Wet-and-dry cleanersPersonal-care devices
Cordless stick vacuumsHome-environment appliances
Smart outdoor products, including lawn-care equipment
Additional intelligent-technology categories not yet detailed

Dreame is presenting a larger group of connected appliances intended to reduce repetitive household work across cleaning, cooking, environmental control, personal care and outdoor maintenance.

That strategy extends a product direction already visible in Dreame’s outdoor hardware. Our review of the $3,200 Dreame A3 AWD Pro LiDAR mower found a machine that can navigate without satellites and handle steep lawns, but also flagged the price and its tendency to scar wet grass. At IFA, smart outdoor products will sit alongside the company’s better-known indoor cleaning devices rather than remain a separate experiment.

Dreame Technology at IFA 2026
Dreame Technology at IFA 2026

What the company has—and has not—announced

Dreame’s pre-keynote announcement provides scale but little hardware detail. One report cites cleaning products with automatic roller washing and drying, dirt-recognition systems and suction of up to 30,000 Pa among the technologies associated with the company’s portfolio. It does not establish that those specifications belong to new IFA 2026 models, so they should not be read as specifications for the unannounced products.

The same uncertainty applies to the company’s US plans. The supplied announcement does not state whether the kitchen, personal-care or smart-outdoor products will launch in the United States, when they will ship, or whether their software and connected features will be supported in the US. There is also no pricing for any of the products expected at the show.

DateEvent
September 3, 2026Dreame’s brand keynote previews its main IFA innovations
September 4–8, 2026Dreame exhibits across Pavilions 7.1A and 7.1B at Messe Berlin

Sean Chen, Dreame’s managing director for Western Europe, described the larger booth as evidence of the company’s confidence in its expansion:

“IFA has become a fundamental stage for Dreame to show the continuous evolution of our technology and our expansion into new areas of everyday life. Returning this year with our largest presence ever reflects confidence in what we have built and the ambition to show the world the future that awaits us.”

Sean Chen, managing director, Dreame WEU

The announcement leaves unanswered which products are new, what hardware and sensing systems they use, how they interoperate, and where they will be sold. Dreame’s September 3 keynote is expected to provide those details.

Frequently asked questions

What products will Dreame show at IFA 2026?+

Dreame plans to show robotic vacuums, wet-and-dry cleaners, cordless stick vacuums, personal-care devices, home-environment appliances, smart outdoor products, kitchen appliances and additional intelligent-technology categories.

How much will Dreame’s new IFA 2026 products cost?+

Pricing has not been announced.

When will Dreame’s new products be available in the US?+

The announcement does not provide US availability dates or confirm which products will launch in the United States.

Dan Kowalski

Frontier Editor

Dan is our resident futurist, covering electric mobility, space exploration, and the smart home. He's interested in atoms just as much as bits. Whether it's a new battery chemistry, a reusable rocket, or a protocol that finally makes IoT devices talk to each other, Dan breaks down the engineering that pushes humanity forward.

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