Introduction
The Dreame X50s Ultra and the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra represent two high-end propositions within the Chinese brand's catalogue for 2026. Both units feature a complete multifunction base, dual rotating mops and advanced navigation systems with camera and artificial intelligence. The difference between them does not lie in the overall concept, but in technical details that can make a real difference to the cleaning experience: suction power, ability to overcome obstacles and specific elements such as the skirting brush or the improved side brush extension.
They are designed for users seeking total automation of maintenance and mopping with hot water, both on the floor and in mop washing. The presence of dirt detection on mops and floor, together with remote camera access, places them in the premium segment.
Power and Suction
Suction power marks a notable difference: the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra offers 42,000 Pa, whilst the X50s Ultra remains at 35,000 Pa. This 7,000 Pa difference can be particularly noticeable on medium or long pile carpets, where the ability to extract embedded dust improves considerably.
Both models feature a dual HyperStream brush, a system designed to reduce hair tangles thanks to its single-end anchoring. This type of brush is especially useful in homes with pets. Both can lift the main brush during mopping, preventing it from getting unnecessarily wet.
As for the side brush, both lift it during mopping and feature anti-tangle technology. The difference is that the X60 Pro Ultra has an improved side brush extension, which allows more effective sweeping in corners and edges. Additionally, only the X60 Pro Ultra includes a specific skirting brush, an element that can make a difference in homes where dust accumulates in that area.
Mopping
Both robots mop with two rotating mops and feature an extension system to better reach edges. The X50s Ultra incorporates additional movement in the extension, whilst the X60 Pro Ultra opts for an improved extension without specifying extra movement. In practice, both systems pursue the same objective: reaching where a fixed mop cannot.
Mop lifting presents a significant difference. The X50s Ultra lifts them 10.5 mm, sufficient to pass over thin carpets without wetting them. The X60 Pro Ultra doubles this capacity with 21.5 mm of lift, which allows it to traverse medium-thickness carpets without needing to remove them manually. For homes with thick carpets or multiple surfaces, this difference is practical.
Both models mop with hot water at 45°C, a feature that improves the dissolution of grease and adhered dirt. They also automatically remove the mops at the base when only vacuuming is desired, and detect dirt on both the mops and the floor to adjust cleaning.
Navigation System
The navigation system in both cases is based on retractable LiDAR, front 3D laser sensor and dual camera with artificial intelligence. The difference lies in the camera type: the X60 Pro Ultra features a dual RGB camera, which provides greater precision in object and colour recognition. The X50s Ultra uses a dual camera without specifying RGB technology.
The number of recognised obstacles also varies: 280 on the X50s Ultra compared to 320 on the X60 Pro Ultra. This translates into a broader database for identifying everyday items and avoiding collisions or tangles. Both recognise pets, detect curtains and allow remote camera access for surveillance.
Both units include night vision LED and intelligent cleaning via CleanGenius AI, which adjusts parameters according to floor type and detected dirt. AI stain recognition is present on both models.
Battery Life and Battery
The battery is identical in capacity: 6,400 mAh on both robots. The difference lies in the X60 Pro Ultra incorporating the Power Master function, which optimises energy consumption and allows better battery life management in large homes or intensive cleaning. The X50s Ultra does not specify this feature.
No data is available on battery life in minutes or maximum recommended surface area for either model, although the battery capacity suggests they are prepared for large homes with multiple rooms.
Smart Functions
Both robots can overcome single steps of up to 4 cm, which facilitates movement between rooms with small level changes or passage over sliding door rails. This capability prevents the robot from becoming trapped in areas with level changes.
Both models integrate their own voice assistant and compatibility with external assistants such as Alexa or Google Home. This allows controlling the robot via voice commands without needing to use the mobile app.
Multifunction Cleaning Base
The bases of both robots feature auto-emptying of the dust container, mop washing with hot water and drying with hot air. The dust bag capacity is 3.2 litres in both cases, whilst the clean water tanks hold 4.2 litres and the dirty water tanks 3 litres.
The difference lies in the washing tray self-cleaning: the X50s Ultra incorporates a third-generation system, whilst the X60 Pro Ultra specifies self-cleaning with hot water. Both approaches seek to prevent dirt accumulation in the tray, although the use of hot water may offer greater effectiveness in removing organic residue.
Both models include a detergent tank for adding product during mop washing. They also offer an optional plumbing connection kit, which must be purchased separately and allows you to forget about manual filling and emptying of tanks.
Dimensions
The X60 Pro Ultra's diameter is 350 mm, 2 mm less than the X50s Ultra (352 mm). The height is identical on both: 79.5 mm, which allows them to pass under most standard furniture without problems.
Base dimensions are only available for the X50s Ultra: 390 mm wide, 499 mm high and 423 mm deep. This should be considered if the available space for the base is limited.
Real-World User Experience
For homes with pets, both models offer advantages thanks to the dual HyperStream anti-tangle brush and high suction power, especially in the case of the X60 Pro Ultra. The ability to recognise pets and avoid surprises on the floor adds peace of mind.
In homes with carpets, the 21.5 mm lift of the X60 Pro Ultra makes the difference compared to the X50s Ultra's 10.5 mm. This allows it to traverse medium-thickness carpets without wetting them or becoming stuck.
Mopping with hot water at 45°C and mop washing also with hot water guarantee a higher level of hygiene than models that only use cold water. Dirt detection on floor and mops automatically adjusts cleaning intensity, which reduces water and detergent consumption.
Remote camera access allows you to monitor the home whilst the robot cleans or when it is at the base, a useful function if you wish to check the state of the home remotely.
Conclusion: Which to Choose?
Choose the Dreame X50s Ultra if you are looking for a high-end robot with complete multifunction base, hot water mopping and ability to overcome obstacles, without needing maximum suction power or lifting mops more than 10.5 mm. It is suitable for homes with hard floors or thin carpets, pets and users who value total automation of maintenance.
Choose the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra if you need the maximum available suction power (42,000 Pa), 21.5 mm mop lift for medium-thickness carpets, specific skirting brush and greater obstacle recognition capability. It is the most complete option for homes with multiple floor types, thick carpets, long-haired pets and users seeking maximum performance in every technical detail. The Power Master function optimises battery life in large homes.
