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Dreame confirms Cyber X pricing at 1,199 euros for September 2026 launch
Dreame confirmed Cyber X will retail for 1,199 euros with a September 2026 European launch, alongside new rotating brushes that let the module clean stairs during descent.
Full assessment3 claims · 4 technical notes · 2 sources
Where it standsAutonomy LadderIIIIIIIVVLevel IIAssisted AutonomyHuman ReadinessReady NowNew to MarketWaitKnown IssuesNot ratedPre-Consumer Assessment03050717666PlausibleWhat happenedThe pricing came in above an earlier 999 euro estimate. Whether a US release follows, and at what price, has not been reported.
Bottom linePricing moved from an early estimate to a company-confirmed figure, but Cyber X still has not shipped anywhere.
ImpactOn autonomy
- New rotating brushes clean stair treads with up to 6,000 Pa suction during descent
- App can now store and control up to four floors of climbing
- Core climbing specs, 25 cm stairs and 42 degree slopes, remain unchanged
On readiness
- First confirmed price and launch window since the product's IFA 2025 debut
- European availability targeted for September 2026, about four months after this report
- No United States price or release date has been announced
Claim check3 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
Coverage in late May 2026 cites a confirmed 1,199 euro price
Documented findingAn estimate published two days earlier put the figure at roughly 999 euros, indicating the final price came in higher than initial reporting suggestedSeptember 2026 is cited as the Cyber X's launch window
Documented findingOnly a European launch has been reported; no United States price or release date has been disclosedReports describe the module as upgraded with independent stair-cleaning
Documented findingThe rotating brushes and added suction were not part of the specifications shown at the IFA 2025 unveiling, indicating a design change made afterwardEvidence2 sources · 1 linked
2127 May 202629 May 2026filed 29 May 2026- 1Notebookcheck29 May 2026
- 2Basic Tutorials27 May 2026named, not linked
Technical notes4 sectionsPricing
Dreame confirmed Cyber X pricing of 1,199 euros for the stair-climbing module, above an approximately 999 euro estimate reported roughly two days earlier by other outlets covering the same launch window.
Launch Window
The module is described as launching in Europe in September 2026, roughly a year after its IFA 2025 debut. No United States price or release date has been disclosed.
Added Capabilities
Coverage from this period describes small rotating-brush arms that extend from the rear of the module while descending, with up to 6,000 Pa of suction to clean stair treads on a limited basis and collect debris into the vacuum’s dust container. The companion app can reportedly store and control up to four floors.
Unchanged Specifications
Core climbing figures match the IFA 2025 announcement: steps up to 25 cm tall and inclines up to 42 degrees, paired with Dreame’s X60 Pro Series robot vacuums through a docking base station.
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Dreame unveils Cyber X stair-climbing robot vacuum system at IFA 2025
Dreame revealed the Cyber X at its IFA 2025 press conference, a stair-climbing transport module built to carry a compatible robot vacuum between floors on tracked climbing arms.
Full assessment3 claims · 4 technical notes · 2 sources
Where it standsAutonomy LadderIIIIIIIVVLevel IIAssisted AutonomyHuman ReadinessReady NowNew to MarketWaitKnown IssuesNot ratedPre-Consumer Assessment03050717666PlausibleWhat happenedThe system introduces a mechanical answer to multi-story navigation that most robot vacuums cannot attempt. Whether the climbing mechanism performs reliably on real household stairs, not staged demo units, remains to be seen.
Bottom lineThe unveiling demonstrated a working stair-climbing mechanism but left commercial availability and independent reliability data unanswered.
ImpactOn autonomy
- Bionic QuadTrack module climbs stairs up to 25 cm without manual carrying
- Smart 3D Adapt vision system maps stairs and detects obstacles in real time
- Triple braking system aims to prevent slipping while descending inclines up to 42 degrees
On readiness
- Cyber X remains a prototype accessory, not yet available for purchase
- Compatibility is currently limited to Dreame's X60 Pro Series vacuums
Claim check3 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
Dreame frames Cyber X as a solution to whole-home autonomous cleaning
Documented findingThe system is a separate transport module, not a standalone robot vacuum, and requires a compatible X60 Pro Series unitCompany materials describe stairs climbed as handled automatically by the module
Documented findingCoverage describes the module operating within a fixed base-station and vacuum ecosystem, with no independent public data on household reliabilityCyber X is presented alongside Dreame's IFA 2025 lineup as a finished system
Documented findingReporting characterizes it as a newly unveiled product with no confirmed price or release date at announcementEvidence2 sources · 1 linked
214 Sep 20259 Sep 2025filed 4 Sep 2025- 1Smartprix9 Sep 2025
- 2PR Newswire7 Sep 2025named, not linked
Technical notes4 sections
System Architecture
Dreame describes Cyber X as a three-part system: a compatible robot vacuum, the Bionic QuadTrack stair-climbing module, and a base station. The vacuum docks inside the QuadTrack chassis, which then carries it between floors.
Climbing Specifications
The module is built to climb steps up to 25 cm (9.8 in) tall, handle inclines up to 42 degrees, and clear obstacles up to 35 cm, using four tracked climbing arms with rubber tracks for grip. A triple braking system is intended to prevent slipping on descent. Dreame states the module can navigate straight, L-shaped, spiral, and open-riser staircases, including carpeted stairs.
Navigation and Power
A Smart 3D Adapt vision system maps stairs and obstacles in real time. Both the vacuum and the QuadTrack module carry 6,400 mAh batteries, which Dreame states supports coverage of up to five floors per session.
Compatibility
At announcement, Cyber X was shown paired with Dreame’s X60 Pro Series robot vacuums. No price or release date was disclosed at IFA 2025.