Similar to like Mova and Eufy, Cyber X is Dreame’s solution for overcoming stairs. It consists of three components: the robot vacuum cleaner, the Bionic QuadTrack stair climbing system and the base station.

The QuadTrack system takes the robot vacuum cleaner from floor to floor, step by step, so that only one cleaning station is required to clean multiple floors. Three independent braking systems and robust rubber treads ensure maximum grip on wood, tiles and carpet.

A few months ago, Roborock launched the Saros Z70, the first robot vacuum cleaner with an integrated robotic arm. The arm can independently lift objects out of the way for comprehensive cleaning and assist with tidying up to a limited extent.

Dreame has also been working on a robot vacuum cleaner with an arm for some time and is showcasing it as the Dreame Cyber10 Ultra at IFA 2025 in Berlin. The manufacturer is going one step further here: The fully movable arm is designed to help with cleaning and, with various tools, can vacuum in hard-to-reach places. Furthermore, the robot arm can lift objects weighing up to 500 g, making it slightly more powerful than its Roborock competitor.

In its core competency, the Dreame Cyber10 Ultra delivers 30,000 Pa of suction power and mops with two rotating mops. The manufacturer also advertises, among other things, the ability to overcome obstacles up to 6 cm (in two stages of 4 + 2 cm) high and a self-cleaning station with 100°C mop washing.