Dreame’s New X50 Robotic Vacuum Won’t Climb Your Stairs, But It’s Getting There

Dreame turned more than a few heads at CES 2025, showcasing its new X 50 robot vacuum cleaner– that can climb … a little bit.

While the Dreame X 50 won’t be scaling the stairways at your home to tidy several floorings, it showed a new attribute robot hoover proprietors have actually been crying out for years, and it’s ideally the beginning of more ahead.

The Dreame X 50 Can Range Small Levels

One of the most aggravating issues of having a robot vacuum is the moment you usually invest helping it cross small thresholds and various other challenges. In my residence, the limits between each downstairs area are a little beefy, and I on a regular basis have to stand out down to aid the robot vac make the shift.

This is where Dreame’s X 50 enters play. This brand-new robotic vac includes what Dreame is calling its “ProLeap System,” helping the X 50 navigate those complicated minutes with the aid of an extending swing arm. The arm increases the clearance of the X 50 approximately two inches, assisting it navigate those more difficult areas without issue.

The Dreame X 50 will not climb your stairways to cleanse your bedroom, yet this is a truly helpful enhancement to the globe of robotic vacuum cleaners and something I have actually personally been demanding for many years.

Having actually seen the X 50 at work, it’s clear that this is the initial generation of this tech. It was a little unstable sometimes, and couldn’t finish the job on others. But it did function on the whole; with future improvements, this will end up being an essential feature on all robot vacuum cleaners, so Dreame is setting the trend here.

Dreame’s Extendable Grabbing Arm Prototype Is a Look of Robo-Vac Future

Dreame likewise had a wonderful little prototype on the CES 2025 program flooring: a robotic vacuum cleaner with a considerable grabbing claw arm. Dreame rep Kade Maijala described to me that this robot will certainly walk around your home and lift obstructions out of the way while cleansing, putting things away in certain places established by the proprietor.

While this was a prototype model, it looked like it was approaching an eventual release in the nearish future. I really did not see the version selecting anything up, but the arm looked strong and like it can pick up a respectable weight. I’ll be really interested to see this in action when it fully releases!