IFA 2026: Dreame expands beyond robot vacuums

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 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.

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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.

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.”

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.

Update, 3 September 2026 — A4 AWD Pro starts at €2,999

Digital Trends reports that Dreame unveiled the A4 AWD Pro Series at IFA 2026. The robotic mower uses a swing arm to extend its cutting disc to boundaries, with side sensors guiding what Dreame calls 0 cm edge cutting. Four hub motors are rated for slopes up to 90 percent, cross-slopes up to 70 percent, 6.5 cm obstacles and potholes up to 10 cm deep and 15 cm wide.

The mower combines 3D LiDAR, centimeter-level NRTK positioning, binocular vision and side sensors, and does not require a boundary wire. Dreame plans to launch the A4 AWD Pro Series in select markets in the first half of 2027. Digital Trends reports prices starting at €2,999 for versions covering lawns up to 3,500 square meters, with a larger model rated for up to 5,000 square meters.

Update, 3 September 2026 — Dreame adds 3D printers and action cameras

Ansa It reports that Dreame’s IFA expansion includes two categories not identified in the earlier announcement: a line of 3D printers and a new generation of action cameras. The company presents both as additions to its broader product ecosystem, taking the portfolio beyond home appliances and garden equipment.

Update, 4 September 2026 — Dreame launches steam robot vacuum and action camera

Gadgets360 reports that Dreame launched the Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete, its first steam robot vacuum, at IFA. It offers 40,000Pa suction, a roller mop that extends by up to 8cm, and steam cleaning at up to 180 degrees Celsius. The robot is priced at GBP 1,299.

Dreame also unveiled the Leaptic Cube mini action camera, starting at GBP 349, with up to 8K video at 30fps and 4K video at 120fps. The company introduced five wet-and-dry vacuums in the T series, priced from GBP 279 to GBP 569. Gadgets360 says the products will go on sale in global markets through Dreame’s website, Amazon and select retailers.

Update, 4 September 2026 — A3 AWD Pro is already listed in Romania

Mobilissimo reports that the A3 AWD Pro is already available in Romania, including a 3,500-square-meter version listed at 12,999 lei through an eMAG partner and at 11,999 lei on Dreame Romania. The report also describes OmniSense 3.0: 3D LiDAR and two HDR 1080p cameras that can identify more than 300 obstacle types from up to 70 meters.

The mower is rated for slopes of up to 80 percent and vertical obstacles up to 5.5 cm. Its two floating cutting discs cover 40 cm, with adjustable cutting height from 3 to 10 cm and an EdgeMaster 2.0 system that leaves less than 3 cm near walls and fences. Mobilissimo also reports GPS, 4G eSIM, configurable patrol routes and a Garden Guardian video-monitoring mode.

Update, 4 September 2026 — Dreame details six kitchen-appliance categories

Tmcnet reports that Dreame showcased a small-kitchen lineup spanning air fryers, coffee machines, blenders, stand mixers, toasters and frozen-treat makers. The Feast Dual-Zone Crispy-Tender Smart Air Fryer uses separate airflow systems for its two cooking zones, while Dreame says its CrispZone design can reduce oil use by up to 88.5% in company testing.

The ChillLab Frozen Treat Maker uses compressor cooling to make frozen drinks and desserts in as little as 10 minutes without pre-freezing. The same lineup includes the ToastControl Smart Toaster and Ecceluxe Go Portable Espresso Machine, which supports NS Original-style capsules, DG capsules, ESE pods and ground coffee. The report does not provide prices or launch dates for these kitchen products.

Update, 5 September 2026 — Pano10 window-cleaning robot debuts

The Manila Times reports that Dreame’s Pano10 Window Cleaning Robot Series made its global debut at IFA 2026. The robot uses a retractable arm with up to 10 mm of extension to reach areas near frames and corners, along with 45°C warm-water wiping and a wide-angle spray system.

The Pano10 provides up to 10,000 Pa of suction and a dual-drive anti-slip climbing system for vertical glass. Its power-outage protection maintains suction for up to 30 minutes, while more than 10 cleaning modes, position memory and auto-resume cover different facade layouts. The Pano10 Station adds four-pad washing, dual-module drying and smart storage in one base station.

Update, 7 September 2026 — X60 Ultra Extreme set for ANZ launch

Applianceretailer reports that Dreame’s X60 Ultra Extreme is its flagship robot vacuum launch for the second half of 2026. Its Dual-Joint UltraExtend Arms extend the side brush by up to 12cm and the mop system by up to 18cm into corners, under furniture and along skirting boards. Dreame says the model will launch in Australia and New Zealand later this year.

The report also covers the Aqua20 Ultra Roller, which combines 180°C steam, hot water and an extending roller mop; its expected launch is September 2026. Dreame previewed the T16 Pro CarpetFlex and T16 Ultra for a future Australia and New Zealand rollout. The Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete received an IFA Innovation Award in the Smart Home category, while the X60 Pro Ultra Complete was recognised in Home Appliances.

Update, 8 September 2026 — Revenue rose 91% in the first half

Moneycontrol reports that Dreame recorded 91% year-on-year revenue growth in the first half of 2026. The figure accompanies the company’s expansion at IFA beyond home-cleaning products, but the report does not state the underlying revenue total or provide a breakdown of how much came from the newly added categories.

Update, 7 September 2026 — T16 Pro TriForce launches in Australia and New Zealand

Itwire reports that Dreame has recently launched the T16 Pro TriForce in Australia and New Zealand. The wet-and-dry vacuum combines 200°C steam sterilisation, 90°C hot-water degreasing and rich-foam deodorisation, with suction, surface recognition and anti-tangle technology for floor cleaning. The report does not provide a local price or a more specific sales date.