Image credit: Dreame. Official product image. Black X60 Max Ultra Complete and its illustrated accessory arrangement from Dreame US, checked October 28, 2026. Regional bundles may differ. Image source (opens in a new tab)
Dreame
A home-appliance business whose floor-cleaning robots tackle different parts of the daily routine, from reaching under furniture to changing mop pads.167
- Founder
- Yu Hao1
- US market entry
- 20202
- Product lines
- robot vacuums, cordless stick vacuums, wet/dry vacuums, hair care, other home appliances1
Dreame's robot range starts with a familiar household question: which part of cleaning would you most like to hand over? Its X60 Max Ultra Complete emphasizes access under furniture, while Matrix10 Ultra adds a dock that changes mop sets. Those are different approaches to reducing the work around a cleaning run, and a useful starting point for choosing between the company's products.67
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Dreame's founder, Yu Hao, studied computational fluid mechanics at Tsinghua University and started Sky Workshop in 2009, according to the company's global history. Its range now spans robot vacuums, cordless stick and wet/dry cleaners, hair-care devices and other home appliances.1
Dreame's global history says the company was established in 2015, while its Japanese timeline dates the headquarters' establishment to 2017. The distinction is not explained, so a single legal founding date remains unconfirmed. A separate milestone is clearer: Dreame says it joined Xiaomi's ecological chain at the end of 2017. That relationship does not establish that Xiaomi owns the business.12
The Japanese timeline records entry into the US market in 2020 and the L20 Ultra launch in 2023. That history helps explain why the name now appears across several generations and regional catalogs. For a buyer, the full product name matters more than the family letter alone: a feature shown for a current flagship should not be assumed to exist on an older or differently named machine.12
Two different cleaning decisions
The X60 Max Ultra Complete and Matrix10 Ultra illustrate two choices within the range. The X60's retractable sensor addresses low furniture. Matrix10's switching dock is organized around choosing different mop pads for different areas. A family trying to reach beneath a sofa may therefore start with a different model than someone who wants separate pads for the kitchen and bathroom.67
X60 Max Ultra Complete
A robot vacuum and mop with a retractable navigation sensor. Start with the furniture opening you need it to reach, then compare the exact Max Ultra Complete package offered locally.6
Matrix10 Ultra
Its dock switches mop sets and has three solution compartments. Consider whether separating pads between rooms would improve your routine, and how you would reach the dock to care for it.7
Cordless and wet/dry cleaners
Dreame also makes cleaners that a person guides by hand. Compare these with a robot according to whether you need a scheduled floor pass or a tool for a particular mess.1
Choosing for your home
Dreame also lists cordless stick vacuums and wet/dry cleaners alongside its robots. Begin by deciding whether you want a machine to make scheduled floor passes or a tool you can pick up for a particular mess. Then compare the exact robot, dock and accessory package offered in your country. A global catalog is useful for understanding the business, but it is not a promise that every product or bundle has local support.167
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Sources and notes
- Dreame global brand story
Dreame’s global account identifies Yu Hao, his Tsinghua background and the 2009 Sky Workshop project. It dates establishment to 2015; the Japanese headquarters timeline gives 2017. These accounts remain unresolved. Joining Xiaomi’s ecological chain in late 2017 does not establish a parent company or controlling stake. Source checked 2026-10-25.
- Dreame Japan company timeline
The Japanese timeline gives 2017 for headquarters establishment, 2020 for US entry and 2023 for L20 Ultra. Its 2021 Series C summary uses US$500 million; Caixin’s contemporary account uses US$563 million alongside CNY3.6 billion. Neither the founding dates nor the dollar summaries have been adjudicated. Source checked 2026-10-25.
- Caixin: Dreame Series C
Caixin’s October 22, 2021 account reports a CNY3.6 billion Series C, announced October 20, led by Huaxing Growth Capital and CPE. This is one historical round, not current valuation or lifetime funding. The reported dollar equivalent differs from Dreame Japan’s summary; no currency conversion is made here. Includes reported information. Source checked 2026-10-25.
- Caixin: scrutiny of Dreame financial claims
Caixin’s June 2026 report carries materially different company and investment-source accounts of 2025 sales and profit. The available search excerpt does not resolve their accounting basis or business scope. Neither account is selected as a financial result in this profile. Includes reported information. Source checked 2026-10-25.
- Bloomberg report carried by The Standard
Reported consideration of a Hong Kong IPO establishes plans only. It does not establish exchange admission, a stock code or a current valuation. Source checked 2026-10-25.
- Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete US product
Exact US X60 Max Ultra Complete product page. The retractable navigation sensor is a manufacturer description; other X60 names and regional packages are separate identities. No price or stock claim is made in this company profile. Source checked 2026-10-25.
- Dreame Matrix10 Ultra US product
Exact US Matrix10 Ultra product page. The switching dock and solution compartments belong to this model. Matrix10 Pro is separately named; features and offers are not transferred between them. Source checked 2026-10-25.
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