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Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete vs eufy Omni C28

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DreameX60 Pro Ultra CompleteeufyOmni C28
Overview
Released––
Task and control
FormRobot vacuumRobot vacuum
UseFloor cleaningFloor cleaning
Phone appYesYes
Autonomy–Carry the robot between floors. Without its dock, a low fresh-water or full dirty-water tank switches the task to vacuuming; return it for self-cleaning afterwards.
Intended useEuropean X60 Pro Ultra Complete, for household vacuuming and mopping. Complete denotes the supplied accessory package; this record does not transfer specifications from the separate US X60 Ultra or X60 Max Ultra.–
Remote controlDreamehome app and direct or third-party voice control.eufy app supports maps and cleaning settings; onboard controls also available. Maker provides model-specific Wi-Fi setup instructions.
Regional availabilityThe German maker store's black retail SKU 010204AA001620 has an available purchase variant with a nonzero retail price, active add-to-cart and buy buttons, and an estimated 3–5 working-day delivery period. Checked October 2026; checkout and local delivery conditions apply. A retained historical June/July preorder terms panel does not describe the active purchase state.UK black T211A210 and white T211A220 maker SKUs are orderable; cosmetic colours and accessory bundles do not create different robot models.
Release detailsFirst retail sale is not established by the exact maker sources read. Historical deposit and final-payment windows do not establish actual deliveries.Maker identifies C28 as a 2026 release. Contemporary regional reports differ on the February first-sale period; an exact worldwide retail date is not established here.
Hardware
Wi-Fi–Yes
Height89 mm–
Width350 mm–
Depth350 mm–
Robot weight4.6 kg–
CameraYes–
MicrophoneYes–
CameraDual AI cameras for recognition and navigation; maker recognition-count and response-time claims are laboratory conditions rather than guaranteed detection of every object.–
AudioDirect onboard voice control is listed by the maker.–
Size and weightRobot width × depth × height 350 × 350 × 89 mm with VersaLift lowered, or 111 mm raised; robot weight 4.6 kg. Dock 390 × 456 × 499 mm and 10.8 kg. Maker allows dimensional variation up to 2 mm and slight weight variation.–
AccessoriesComplete package includes spare mop pads, brushes, filters, dust bags and cleaning solution. Optional compatible water-connection kit for automatic refill/drain is separate.–
Battery
Battery capacity5,000 mAh–
Automatic dock returnYes–
Battery5,000 mAh battery and 11 A fast charging are published for this European model.–
ChargingPowerMaster fast dock top-ups can restore up to 24% charge in 5.5 minutes during self-cleaning, in vacuum-and-mop mode at normal room temperature under maker laboratory conditions. Automatic continuation after charging.Robot returns to the base station after cleaning; maker support documents the return-to-base routine.
Runtime conditionsNo single-charge duration is published in the exact specification table read. The maker's 1,000 m² session claim includes dock self-cleaning and top-ups every 20 minutes, with 700 m² app-reported area scaled to an estimated 1,000 m² layout; it is not one-charge coverage.Exact robot runtime and capacity were not published in the store/support pages used here; figures from another Omni model are not transferred.
DockAutomatic dust emptying, detergent dosing, robot-water refill, mop washing, hot-air drying and AceClean DryBoard self-cleaning. The claimed 100°C washing temperature is measured above the dock PTC heating system at about 23°C ambient; actual temperatures vary.Five automatic tasks: dust emptying, mop washing, water refilling, warm-air drying and wastewater collection.
Cleaning
Suction (maker's claim)42,000 Pa15,000 Pa
MoppingYesYes
Automatic emptyingYesYes
Automatic mop washingYesYes
NavigationVersaLift DToF retractable navigation sensor, AI OmniSight System 3.0, two AI cameras, side structured 3D light and LED illumination.iPath 2.0 uses LDS and linear lasers for mapping and obstacle avoidance; up to five saved maps.
CleaningHyperStream Detangling DuoBrush 2.0 twin main brushes. Main brush and side brush lift; side brush extension is up to 12 cm measured from the outer body edge to the furthest bristle tip under the maker's definition.DuoSpiral brushes automatically detangle hair. Suction pressure is the maker rating, not a universal cleaning-performance score.
MoppingTwin Omni-Scrub rotating pads, phase-change heat-retaining material, claimed 280 rpm and 15 N downforce. Telescoping mop module extends up to 18 cm from the body edge under maker measurement conditions; pad lift 10.5 mm and automatic pad detachment. Combined chassis/mop raising gives a separately claimed 21.5 mm floor gap. Pads reach 30–40°C after one minute following hot-water washing under the maker laboratory conditions; this is not a universal floor-water temperature.HydroJet roller cleans itself while mopping; maker rates downward load at 1 kg.
Suction conditionsMaximum 42,000 Pa is a maker laboratory claim, not a universal cleaning-performance score.–
Dust capacityRobot dustbin 310 ml; dock uses replaceable dust bags. A dock-bag volume is not stated in the maker specification table read.–
Water capacityDock clean-water tank 4.2 L and dirty-water tank 3.0 L. Automatic refill/drain water-connection kit is separately available; standard removable-tank version needs manual tank attention.–
Obstacle clearanceUp to 52 mm single step or 100 mm total double step, with the lower tread wider than 230 mm, under maker laboratory conditions. The 100 mm figure is not a single vertical-step rating.–
MaintenanceEmpty dirty water, refill clean water unless the optional water kit is installed, replace dust bags and worn pads or brushes, and clean the robot filters and dock as directed.Maker drying guide specifies 35–50°C warm air; Quick drying 3.5 hours for very dry areas, Standard 5 hours for humid environments.

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