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🤖 Robot Vacuums — Series X
Dreame X60 Pro Master — Robot Vacuum & Mop
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At a glance
On paper, the X60 Pro Master is the most complete X60: heated mopping at 280 rpm, an 18 cm UltraExtend reach and more than 320 recognised objects. The lack of buyer feedback and a higher price than the X60 Pro Ultra Complete do call for some restraint. Choose it if mopping and edges come first; otherwise the Pro Ultra Complete will do the job.
✓ 42 000 Pa
✓ Seuils 10 cm
✓ Serpillière +18 cm
✓ 320+ objets reconnus
→ Stated dimensions: 44.3 x 41.6 x 24.9 cm
→ Mops lift by 21.5 mm for rugs
→ Edge coverage certified by TÜV SÜD
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Dreame X60 Pro Master : complete overview
The top of the X60 range The Dreame X60 Pro Master builds on the X60 Pro Ultra Complete (42,000 Pa, 10 cm thresholds) and documents it in more detail. Its DuoBrush 2.0 is designed to stay knot-free with hair up to 40 cm long, a real advantage in a household with long hair. It climbs two-level thresholds of up to 10 cm, and the mops lift by 21.5 mm to keep rugs dry.
Edges handled properly The UltraExtend arm extends the side brush by 12 cm and the mop by 18 cm to reach skirting boards, corners and furniture legs. Edge coverage is certified by TÜV SÜD, a useful benchmark when so many marketing claims are hard to verify. OmniSight 3.0 vision recognises more than 320 objects, uses proactive lighting and detects liquids on the floor.
Heated, firm mopping The heated mops spin at 280 rpm with 15 N of pressure and are kept above 40 °C while cleaning. This is what sets it apart most clearly from the other X60 models: more vigorous mopping for kitchen floors and stubborn marks. The flip side is that it is also the most expensive X60 model we have tracked, so the extra outlay needs to match your priorities.
Who is this product for?
Ideal if you...
- You want the most thorough mopping in the X60 range
- Skirting boards and corners are your main frustration
- Someone in your home has very long hair
Not ideal if you...
- You are working to a tight budget
- You would rather wait for buyer feedback before committing
