Dreame Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Begins European Rollout

Dreame has launched the Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete in Germany and Spain, beginning a broader European rollout of its new flagship robot vacuum.

The model went on sale Sept. 21 for an introductory price of €1,199, down from €1,499.

Belgium and the Netherlands are scheduled to follow Sept. 28 at €1,499. Dreame's French site lists the model as coming soon, while the company has announced a £1,299 price for the United Kingdom without confirming a release date.

Dreame has not announced U.S. pricing or availability.

The Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete debuted at IFA 2026 with onboard steam cleaning, 40,000 Pa suction and a farther-extending roller mop.

Steam Cleaning Comes to Dreame's Roller Mop

The Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete is Dreame's first robot vacuum to generate steam inside the robot.

Its internal system produces steam at temperatures up to 356 degrees Fahrenheit and releases it through four outlets ahead of the roller mop. The steam is designed to loosen dried-on stains before the AquaRoll system follows with hot-water mopping.

The roller spins at 300 rpm and applies 18 N of downward pressure while continuously receiving fresh water.

Dreame says SGS testing showed the cleaning system removed 99.999 percent of bacteria.

Roller Mop Extends Farther

Dreame has increased how far the roller can extend for edge cleaning.

The MopExtend system moves the roller up to 3.15 inches outside the robot, roughly twice the extension distance of the Aqua10 Ultra Roller Complete.

That allows the roller to reach farther along walls, beneath cabinet edges and around furniture.

An AutoSeal Guard closes around the wet roller when the robot moves onto carpet. Dreame's TripleUp system can also independently lift the side brush, main brushes and mop.

Suction Increases to 40,000 Pa

Maximum suction increases to 40,000 Pa.

The Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete uses Dreame's HyperStream Detangling DuoBrush 2.0 system, which combines a bristled roller with a TPU rubber brush.

Dreame has also upgraded its ProLeap threshold system. The robot is rated to clear a single obstacle up to 1.97 inches high or a two-stage transition totaling up to 3.94 inches.

Expanded Obstacle Recognition

Navigation combines Dreame's retractable VersaLift lidar system with dual AI cameras, side-mounted 3D structured light and an LED.

The updated OmniSight System 4.0 can recognize more than 320 types of objects and detect obstacles as small as 0.39 inch, according to Dreame.

The system can also react to moving objects and recalculate its route while cleaning.

Base Station Gets 212-Degree Mop Washing

The multifunction base station automatically empties the robot, refills its water supply and cleans the roller mop.

Mop-washing temperatures can reach 212 degrees Fahrenheit. The dock then allows the wash area to cool before the robot resumes cleaning.

The robot has a 6,400 mAh battery. The base station includes a 4-liter clean-water tank and a 3.5-liter dirty-water tank.

Images courtesy of Dreame