Dreame marked an important milestone at CES 2026, using the global tech event to outline how its ambitions have grown beyond individual smart devices. The company presented its most expansive showcase to date, offering a first look at how it sees connected living evolving inside modern homes.
Dreame’s whole-home smart ecosystem at CES 2026
At CES 2026, Dreame presented its first complete Whole-Home Smart Ecosystem across two major venues in Las Vegas. The brand occupied dedicated spaces at the Las Vegas Convention Center and the Venetian Expo, underlining the scale of its presence and its intent to address smart living as an integrated experience rather than a collection of standalone products.
This appearance reflected a clear shift in Dreame’s strategy. Known primarily for its robot vacuums and smart cleaning products, the company used CES to show how it is expanding into broader home categories. The focus was on connectivity across rooms and devices, with technology designed to remain unobtrusive while supporting daily routines.
One of the key reveals was the X60 Series robot vacuum, positioned as the company’s thinnest flagship so far. Dreame also displayed a range of smart appliances aimed at living rooms and kitchens, including a new air conditioning concept and a refrigerator designed to deliver instant sparkling water. Personal care products were also folded into the ecosystem, highlighted by the AirStyle Pro HI, which combines drying and styling functions in a single device.
Dreame also hosted a dedicated ecosystem presentation during the event, offering a closer look at how its product categories connect within a single smart home setup. With an exhibition footprint exceeding 1,200 square metres across two venues, the showcase indicated Dreame’s intent to compete in the wider smart home ecosystem space rather than remain focused solely on cleaning hardware.
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