Dreame came to IFA 2026 with a full lineup, and the Australian market is the place to see it first. The company announced the Aqua20 Ultra Roller, the upgraded X60 Ultra Extreme and the T16 Pro TriForce. All three are available at JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys and Dreame’s website.
The Aqua20 Ultra Roller is the headline act. It combines steam, hot water and what Dreame calls “intelligent roller technology,” plus an extending roller that reaches up to 8cm into corners. The company says proactive dirt detection helps find messes the naked eye misses.
The X60 Ultra Extreme is the flagship upgrade to the base X60 Ultra, which launched at the start of the year. It gets new Dual-Joint UltraExtendArms that extend the side brush up to 12cm and the mop system up to 18cm. It also has dual AI cameras and 42,000Pa Vormax suction. Dreame says the cameras recognise over 320 objects and prevent furniture, cords and toys from stopping the robot.
The T16 Pro TriForce is the non-robovac announcement. Dreame calls it an all-in-one wet-and-dry floor cleaner. The Triple Water-Driven Force system lets it sterilise, wash and deodorise floors at once. The company claims 200°C steam sterilisation, 90°C hot water mopping and a spray of mousse-like foam that neutralises odours.
Aqua20 Ultra Roller Specs
The roller’s key numbers:
- 180°C Dual High-Temp Steam Mopping
- 40,000Pa Vormax Suction with a Hyperstream Detangling DuoBrush
- 8cm MopExtend and a cover that keeps carpets from feeling damp
- ProLeap 10cm Obstacle Clearing with FlexiAdapt
- Proactive Light Dirt Detection Technology
The extending roller does the work in corners, while the anti-tangle brush keeps the bristles moving freely. Dreame says the blue light dirt detection finds messes the eye cannot see.
X60 Ultra Extreme Specs
The flagship model’s upgrades are straightforward. The Dual-Joint UltraExtendArms are a first for Dreame. The cameras recognise 320 objects, preventing furniture and cords from stopping the robot. The 42,000Pa Vormax suction picks up food crumbs, dust and dirt marks quickly.
The anti-tangle brush prevents loose hair from causing an issue. The FlexiAdapt system clears obstacles up to 10cm high. Dreame says the side brush reaches corners, under furniture, between floorboards and along skirtings.
T16 Pro TriForce Specs
The T16 Pro TriForce covers wet and dry in one device. The Triple Water-Driven Force system includes:
- FoamWash Deodorising with a floral-fruit scent foam
- SaunaClean Steam Sterilisation at 200°C
- ThermoRinse Hot Water Mopping at 90°C
- Multi-spectral Sensor Dirt Detection that adjusts suction and water flow
- TangleCut 2.0 Resilient Scraper for shed hair
Dreame says the steam sterilisation removes deep-rooted stains and bacteria.
The Australian Offer
The three devices are available now in Australia from JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys and Dreame’s website. Dreame’s IFA lineup focuses on automating heavy-duty floor care through higher suction power, high-temperature steam mopping and wider mechanical reach.
The X60 Ultra Extreme is the clear flagship, with the Dual-Joint UltraExtendArms and dual AI cameras giving it a mechanical reach the Aqua20 Ultra Roller and T16 Pro TriForce do not share. The T16 Pro TriForce sits outside the robovac line entirely, a wet-and-dry cleaner that sterilises, washes and deodorises in one pass. The Aqua20 Ultra Roller covers steam mopping, with its extending roller and blue light dirt detection aimed at narrow spaces.
For anyone who wants a robot vac, a steam mop or a wet-and-dry cleaner, the Australian stores have one place to look: Dreame’s website, JB Hi-Fi and The Good Guys.
Source material: “IFA 2026: Dreame Aqua20 Ultra Roller launch, and more,” Mashable.
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