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Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete: the downsides first

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#2 of 8
$$$Vacuum+mop, self-emptyingScore 3.8/5
14%
of Amazon ratings are 1–2 stars
(checked 2026-10-10)
Based on only 294 ratings.

Tom's Guide calls it the best robot vacuum of 2026, but RTINGS' lab found middling hard-floor pickup, sub-par stain removal and a mop wash that never reached its advertised heat. It is also big and very expensive.

Top complaints

  • Hard-floor pickup and stain removal disputed

    RTINGS found it leaves a notable amount of fine and medium debris on hard floors, switches off its side brush in areas it flags as heavily soiled, and does a sub-par job on dried stains even after a second pass. Tom's Guide instead scored 100% on linoleum and found the mopping outstanding on dried soy sauce and mud.

  • Mop wash not as hot as advertised

    Dreame advertises 100 °C (212 °F) mop washing, but RTINGS measured water near the mop pad that fell well short; a staff reply in the comments put it at about 25-30 °C. Residue stayed on the pads after a wash.

  • Bulky dock and tiresome upkeep

    Tom's Guide says the dock is bulky and needs significant floor space. RTINGS calls it somewhat tiresome to maintain: the onboard bin is small and fills quickly, the dock's practical capacity is lower than its predecessor's, the heater needs descaling every six months, the dirty-water tank can smell, and the app shows ads.

What owners love

  • Avoids obstacles and gets under furniture

    RTINGS says it handles furniture and clutter well, reliably avoids pet waste, fits under 8 cm (3.1 in) clearances and climbs 3.8 cm thresholds. Amazon shoppers praise the dual AI cameras for avoiding obstacles accurately.

  • Quiet robot and quiet self-empty

    RTINGS rates noise very good overall and measured the self-empty cycle at 64.9 dBA, one of the quietest it has tested. Amazon shoppers like its quiet operation.

  • Easy app and fast mapping

    Tom's Guide mapped its space in under 10 minutes and found the app simple. RTINGS calls the app fantastic and the battery outstanding.

Good for
  • Cluttered homes (good obstacle and pet-waste avoidance)
  • Getting under low furniture (3.1 in)
  • Homes with carpet

Scores (tap for why)

  • Cleaning power3.5
    Why 3.5?Experts conflict: Tom's Guide scored 100% on linoleum and 96-100% on carpet, while RTINGS found middling hard-floor pickup and passable pet-hair pickup.
  • Navigation4.5
    Why 4.5?Good obstacle avoidance that reliably avoids pet waste, a retractable LiDAR for low furniture, and 3.8 cm thresholds (RTINGS). Rug tassels still tangle it.
  • Mopping3.0
    Why 3.0?Outstanding in Tom's Guide's test but sub-par on dried stains in RTINGS' test.
  • Low maintenance3.5
    Why 3.5?The dock does most daily work (Tom's Guide says it handled a week of debris unattended), but RTINGS lists a small onboard bin, descaling and many wear parts. The Complete bundle includes about a year of spare parts.
  • App & reliability4.0
    Why 4.0?The app is fantastic but shows ads (RTINGS); Amazon battery feedback is mixed.
  • Quietness4.5
    Why 4.5?Very good noise levels and a 64.9 dBA self-empty (RTINGS), although the side brush whirs. Amazon owners praise quiet operation.

What experts say

  • Tom's Guide: Best overall (updated 2026-10-05), with outstanding hard-floor cleaning and mopping. Cons: a bulky dock, slightly weaker carpet pickup of hair and large debris, and a high price.
  • RTINGS: An okay choice for mixed floors (reviewed 2026-07-24). It is better on carpet and strong on obstacles, but leaves noticeable debris on hard floors and pet hair on carpet, and its stain removal is sub-par.
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