Dreame X60 Ultra Extreme launches in Singapore with S$1,599 early bird price
The Dreame X60 Ultra Extreme launched in Singapore on September 1, 2026, following an early bird campaign that opened August 17, at an early bird price of S$1,599 against a S$2,499 list price.
Full assessment3 claims · 3 technical notes · 2 sources
Its distinguishing hardware is a pair of extending arms for the side brush and mop pad.
WatchingWhether owner reports show the arms reaching corners reliably.
A dated Singapore release with an early bird price far below list, and reach and suction figures still awaiting independent testing.
On autonomy
- Side brush extends up to 4.7 in and mop pad up to 7.1 in diagonally
- Dual 120-degree AI cameras with lateral 3D structured light for obstacles
- Retracting sensor lets the robot pass under low furniture
On readiness
- Launched in Singapore on September 1, 2026
- Early bird price S$1,599 against a S$2,499 list price
- Demo units at Dreame stores and COURTS outlets, per press coverage
3 maker claims checked against the record. Open one to read the finding.
Industry-leading Dual Ultra Extend Arms
Up to 42,000Pa suction
A S$2,499 flagship
2 sources · all linked
- 1Little Big Red Dot5 Sep 2026
- 2Dreame via PR Newswire11 Aug 2026
Technical notes
3 sections
Release
Dreame’s August 11, 2026 release stated the X60 Ultra Extreme would launch in Singapore on September 1, 2026, following an early bird campaign beginning August 17. Press coverage reported on September 5 that the model was listed in Singapore at an early bird price of S$1,599 from a list price of S$2,499 after its September 1 launch, with demos at dreame.sg, Dreame stores, COURTS Heeren and COURTS Megastore.
Extending Arms
Per the launch release, a dual-joint system lets the SideReach side brush extend by up to 4.7 in and the MopExtend mop pad reach up to 7.1 in diagonally, adjusting angle to the surrounding space.
Cleaning and Navigation
The release lists up to 42,000Pa suction, a HyperStream Detangling DuoBrush 2.0, dual mop pads at up to 280 RPM with up to 15N of pressure, dual 120-degree AI cameras with lateral 3D structured light, a retracting VersaLift sensor, and obstacle crossing up to 2 in for single-layer and 3.9 in for double-layer obstacles.