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IFA 2026: Dreame Aqua20 Ultra Roller launch, and more

Dreame’s recently announced vacuums are set to make this year's spring clean easier than ever.

IFA 2026: Dreame Aqua20 Ultra Roller launch, and more

At this year's IFA conference, vacuum brand Dreame showcased a range of innovative cleaning devices. Among the new products, the Aqua20 Ultra Roller, an upgrade to their X60 Ultra robot vacuum, and the upgraded steam mop, T16 Pro TriForce, garnered significant attention.

The Aqua20 Ultra Roller combines steam, hot water, and Dreame's "intelligent roller technology" to deeply clean floors. Its 8cm mop extension and mop cover reach tight corners and spaces, ensuring a thorough clean. The device features 180° C dual high-temperature steam mopping, a 40,000Pa Vormax suction with Hyperstream detangling DuoBrush, and proactive light dirt detection technology.

On the other hand, Dreame's flagship robovac, X60 Ultra Extreme, is an improved version of the base X60 Ultra. It boasts Dreame's first Dual-Joint UltraExtendArms, allowing side brush and mop system to reach up to 12cm and 18cm, respectively. The device also features dual AI cameras with proactive blue light detection, recognizing over 320 objects to prevent furniture, cords, or toys from obstructing its path.

With 42,000Pa suction power and an anti-tangle brush, the X60 Ultra Extreme efficiently picks up food crumbs, deep-seated dust, and dirt marks.

Lastly, Dreame introduced the T16 Pro TriForce, an upgraded wet-and-dry floor cleaner. Touting a Triple Water-Driven Force system, the device can simultaneously sterilise, wash, and deodorise hard floors. It marks a transformation in how Australians tackle everyday messes, making it an all-in-one solution for sticky floors and deeply embedded dirt.

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