Head to head
Yeedi S20 Infinity Ultra vs Dreame L60 Ultra PE compared
Two 2026 robot vacuums with all-in-one docks and LiDAR. This page lays out where their published figures and the few independent tests part ways.
This page checks
- Power and runtimeSuction rating and battery life per charge
- ThresholdsWhat each maker claims and what a test showed
- ObstaclesObject types each says it recognizes
- Dock and mopWash water, drying and carpet handling
Yeedi
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Dreame
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Dreame launches L60 Ultra PE robot vacuum at Dreame Next event
Full specifications16 figures on record · 9 differ
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S20 Infinity Ultra
L60 Ultra PEWhere they part
The figures that differ, side by side
The Dreame lists more suction (30,000 vs 22,000 Pa) and 240 vs 200 minutes of runtime. It names 220+ object types to the Yeedi's 100. Its dock washes with 212°F water; the Yeedi names 145°F hot-air drying. Only the Dreame has an independent threshold test, and it stopped short of its claim.
22,000Pa
Listed as 22,000Pa Powerful Suction.
Yeedi product page30,000Pa
Listed as 30,000Pa Vormax suction.
Dreame product page200min
Official battery life as reported at launch. No lab runtime test found.
Maker figure, launch coverage240min
From a spec database. A hands-on review put coverage near 1,202 sq ft per charge.
Spec database and hands-on review1.57in
Page lists 0.94 in (2.4 cm) and 1.57 in (4 cm). No independent threshold test found.
Yeedi product page1.57in
Claim for the EasyLeap system. A hands-on test crossed 0.75 in (19 mm) and failed at 0.98 in (25 mm).
Dreame product page100object types
Camera, structured light and LED. No obstacle test found.
Launch coverage of maker figures220+object types
A hands-on course test avoided 21 of 24 objects, against a category average of 16.
Dreame product page145°F hot-air drying
Washes the mop roller with hot water. The wash temperature was not found.
Yeedi product page212°F hot water
Listed for its all-in-one base station.
Dreame product pageRollermop
A smart cover shields the mop roller on carpet.
Yeedi product pagePadsmop
Dual spinning pads lift 0.41 in (10.5 mm) on detected carpet.
Hands-on review, Aug 2026Not found
Pages opened gave no robot weight. A listing figure may include the station.
Searched maker page and launch coverage8.9lb
Robot only. The dock is listed separately at 20.3 lb.
Spec databaseSame on both: a LiDAR for mapping, a 250 ml onboard dustbin, and a dock that washes the mop with hot water.
Fit CheckS20 Infinity Ultra and L60 Ultra PE carry the same verdict on every condition their Fit Checks share, so a fit control would give the same answer for each. Each robot’s own page has its full Fit Check.
Everything else
Where they land among 260 robot vacuums
Only the measures on which these two differ. The bar is the whole category; the block is the typical middle half; the tick is the median.
Sources
Where every figure comes from
- Yeedi S20 Infinity Ultra · yeedi.com product and landing pages (2 Oct 2026); one launch report (2 Oct 2026)
- Dreame L60 Ultra PE · dreametech.com product page (2 Oct 2026); Vacuum Wars hands-on review (28 Aug 2026); smarthomecompared.com spec page
Figures were read from the maker pages and from a hands-on review and a spec database, all opened on 2 Oct 2026. Where a maker claim and a test differ, both are shown.
Questions
What readers ask
Does either dock refill its own water?
The Yeedi page lists auto water refilling, with coverage up to about 4,300 sq ft (400 square meters). The Dreame page was not fully readable, so its refill claim was not confirmed here.
Which one uses LiDAR for navigation?
Both. Launch coverage describes the Yeedi as using an embedded dToF LiDAR, and a hands-on review describes the Dreame as using a top-mounted spinning LiDAR.
Has either been lab tested?
A hands-on review tested the Dreame: 21 of 24 objects avoided, and thresholds crossed at 0.75 in but not 0.98 in. No comparable test of the Yeedi was found.
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