The best in Dreame's premium X series, the X60 MAX Ultra, is compared with the Roborock's newest, the Curv2 Flow.
The Dreame lineup in-depth comparison
Roborock Curv2 Flow compared with Dreame X60 MAX Ultra
| Features |  Curv2 Flow |
 X60 MAX Ultra |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $999.99 Amazon | $1399.99 Amazon |
| Cleaning specs | ||
| Suction power (Pa) | 20,000 | 35,000 |
| Height of the robot (in / cm) | 3.14 / 7.98 | 3.13 / 7.95 |
| Climbing ability (in / mm) | 1.5 / 40 | 3.46 / 8.8 |
| Filter type | HEPA | HEPA |
| Navigation | ||
| Multi-map support | yes | yes |
| Navigation System | RetractSense | VersaLift Navigation |
| Obstacle Avoidance | Reactive AI 3.0 (with VertiBeam) | AI + 3D |
| Objects Known | 200+ types of objects | 280+ types |
| StereoTech (avoiding cords) | yes | yes |
| Self-emptying base | ||
| Hot water wash | 167°F | 212°F |
| Solution compartment | - | dual |
| Water tank refill | yes | yes |
| Mop Drying (hot air) | yes | yes |
| Auto solution add | yes | dual |
| Dirt Detection | yes | yes |
| AceClean DryBoard | no | yes |
| Mopping | ||
| Mopping technology | Roller | Mopping pads |
| Clean water tank | yes | yes |
| Waste water tank | yes | no |
| Mop lift on carpet (mm) | 10.5 | 10.5 |
| Main brush lift (mm) | 5 | 5 |
| Side brush lift (mm) | 10 | 10 |
| Mop removal | no | yes |
| Roller cover | yes | - |
| App | ||
| App | Roborock | Dreamehome |
| Voice control | yes | yes |
| Pet Avoiding | yes | yes |
| No-mop zones / No-go zones | yes | yes |
| Zone cleaning | yes | yes |
| Room recognizing / Scheduling by room | yes | yes |
| Carpet identification | yes | yes |
| Scheduling | yes | yes |
The three have completely different mopping systems but are similar in other ways.
Self-washing station
- Auto-empty. Sucks the contents of the dustbin into the disposable bag.
- Auto-fill water & detergent.
- Automatically wash and dry the mopping pads and the washboard with hot water.
- Drying the mopping pads/roller.
The Dreame has a better self-cleaning system.
The difference:
The biggest difference between the two is the mopping system.
The Roborock has a roller and two onboard tanks; it consumes less water and is better at removing stubborn stains.
The Dreame comes with two innovative mopping pads that maintain a 40°C temperature for hot mopping.
Roborock
Features
- A different mopping system
- Two onboard water tanks instead of one
- Mop roller cover
- Precise object avoidance technology
- SmartPlan 3.0
What is new?
A completely different mopping system contains two onboard water tanks and a roller mop.
Mopping features:
- Keeps the roller clean and scrapes dirt as the robot mops
- Extends the roller along the walls and corners
- Covers the roller on carpet
- Two zero-tangle side brushes instead of one
The new mopping system is known for its improved performance and for consuming less water.
Cleaning performance:
- Two anti-tangle side brushes
- Innovative tangle-free roller
- Switches to different modes on dry messes and liquid spills
- Knows and avoids over 200 types of objects
Unlike Dreame, the Roborock doesn't have the hot water mopping feature.
Dreame
*Dreame L50 Ultra or the newer Aqua10 Ultra?
Key features:
- Advanced navigation & obstacle avoidance
- Better climbing ability
- Advanced self-cleaning system
- Shorter body
- New hot mopping technology
The Dreame X60 MAX Ultra has a new sleek design and gets upgraded retractable legs that climb higher obstacles.
The X60 series features dual retractable legs and a swing arm motor engineered for 30,000 cycles of reliable performance, smoothly clearing double-layer steps up to 8.8cm
Cleaning mechanics upgrades:
- Better climbing ability
- Shorter body gets under most furniture
- Stronger suction for deep carpet cleaning
- Upgraded navigation & smoother obstacle avoidance
The most powerful robot in the lineup suits homes with thicker carpets.
The self-cleaning station has ThermoHub: a self-cleaning system that washes and dries the pads at a higher temperature, giving it a hot bath.
Mopping upgrades:
- The newest thermal mop pads with 104°F (40°C) hot water
- ThermoHub mop self-cleaning at a higher temperature
- Better self-cleaning system
The thermal pads heat water to 40°C for hot mopping, which helps with removing stains.
The new mopping pads that keep water temperature at 104°F (40°C)
Smoother navigation, stronger suction, new hot mopping system.
Cons over the Roborock:
The lower profile gets under most furniture.
An advanced self-cleaning system with a higher temperature self-wash and drying the board.
Dualsolution compartment and auto-filling the water tank with it.
A thermal mop pad that keeps the temperature high for mopping.
Which one is the best?
Editor's choice: Dreame X60 MAX Ultra
The robot has a better self-cleaning system and helps itself with hot mopping, having the innovative pads.
On the other hand, the Roborock doesn't require hot mopping as much since its mopping system is known to be the best on the market. It also has a lower price.