I spent real time with the Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete and ran it through the stuff that usually trips robot vacs up: low furniture, cluttered floors, cables, door tracks, thicker rugs, and kitchen spots that need more than a light wipe. The first thing you notice is how “dynamic” it feels. It’s only 7.95 cm tall, and the top sensor can rise in open areas, then lower as it approaches tight spaces—so it keeps moving under beds and cabinets instead of backing off like older puck-style bots. Navigation and obstacle handling are a big part of why it works in a normal home. The AI vision system is constantly reading depth, recognizing small objects (even flat ones), and using an automatic front light in darker areas. Then it pairs that with adaptive cleaning: it detects what’s actually on the floor, shows a blue indicator when it finds dirt, and changes behavior for dry debris vs wetter mess so it doesn’t smear things around. On raw cleaning, it’s rated up to 35,000 Pa and you can see it dig into carpets with better agitation and a tighter seal. The climbing system is wild too—up to 8.8 cm—so thresholds and rug edges stop being a daily failure point. And the all-in-one dock is the “full system” moment: hot-water mop washing, hot-air drying, auto solution mixing, optional water-line hookup, and dust bag emptying that can last around 100 days.