Dreame’s focus in this interview is on the messy, high-friction parts of cordless stick vac ownership: hair wrap, brush maintenance, and keeping airflow consistent as debris builds up. The key idea is a “hair-cutting” roller concept (shown here as TangoCut/TangleCut-style) that mechanically slices long strands into shorter segments before they can spiral around the brush, so hair migrates into the dust path instead of forming a rope that you have to peel off by hand. https://www.dreametech.com/
On the flagship side, the V30 class hardware is framed around high peak suction (Dreame quotes up to 330AW / ~30kPa on regional pages) plus smarter floor-contact control. The OmniX 2.0 brush head shown is tuned for deep-pile carpet, with visible indicators and a mode shift that changes how the head behaves as you transition from hard floor to longer fibers, aiming for better agitation and pickup without constant manual toggles. Add-ons like multi-stage wand extension and edge-focused geometry (often marketed as “0 mm” edge reach) are presented as practical engineering rather than gimmick.
The “station series” is about reducing daily handling: you drop the stick vac onto a dock that both charges and auto-empties into a sealed dust bag. Dreame commonly pairs this concept with a ~3L bag and multi-week to multi-month capacity claims depending on usage, which matters for pet hair, sand, and larger particles that otherwise force frequent dust-cup dumps. Integrating accessories into the dock also changes the workflow: fewer loose parts, less friction, and a cleaner “grab-and-go” setup for quick resets after a meal or a spill here.
The combo unit pushes toward an all-in-one floor-care pattern: swap between a dry brush for debris pickup and a wet roller for scrubbing, with separate clean-water and dirty-water tanks so you’re not redistributing grime. The demo highlights onboard/self-clean cycling (flushes the roller and sends waste liquid to the dirty tank), which is the detail that makes wet/dry systems livable long-term, especially in rentals where turnover speed matters. This segment was shot on the show floor at CES Las Vegas 2026, so it’s more about core mechanisms and handling than lab-grade test metrics here.
Finally, there’s a quick market-positioning claim: Dreame says it’s in the top tier of the cordless category and references revenue on the order of billions of RMB, while the broader company footprint (global sales footprint, large installed base, patent-heavy R&D posture) lines up with how fast these features are arriving in consumer SKUs. The practical takeaway is to watch the regional model names and consumables: dock bags, roller replacements, and battery/runtime profiles can vary by market, and those details often determine whether the “hands-off” promise stays true in day-to-day use here.
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