Dreame is preparing to make a major shift in its product strategy at CES 2026, where it will introduce its first smart ring and a compact action camera. The announcements mark the company’s formal entry into the wearable device and imaging markets, areas where it has not previously competed. Until now, Dreame has been best known for robotic vacuum cleaners and other cleaning appliances, but the upcoming launches suggest a broader focus on consumer electronics.
According to early details, the new smart ring will center on holistic wellness features. While Dreame has not disclosed technical specifications, the ring is expected to support health-related monitoring and daily activity tracking. The product aligns with the growing demand for discreet wearables that can collect wellness data without the bulk of a smartwatch. This move places Dreame among a rising number of brands exploring ring-based wearables as part of connected living solutions.
Alongside the smart ring, Dreame will debut a thumb-sized action camera designed with portability in mind. The ultra-lightweight form factor is intended for users who want an easy-to-carry camera for casual recording, travel, or daily use. By entering the imaging space, Dreame is positioning itself beyond home-focused devices and into personal electronics.
Cleaning appliances will remain a key part of Dreame’s CES 2026 showcase. The company plans to unveil the X60 Max Ultra robotic vacuum cleaner, its latest flagship model. One of its defining features is an ultra-thin body measuring 7.95 cm, allowing it to access areas under low furniture that are often difficult for robot vacuums to reach. This design change reflects ongoing efforts to improve coverage in real-world home environments.
The X60 Max Ultra also introduces a new reinforcement-based smart learning system. Dreame says this technology is designed to improve navigation, path planning, and obstacle recognition through continued use. The goal is to allow the robot to adapt more efficiently to different floor plans and household layouts. In addition, Dreame will launch a new pool cleaning robot, expanding its automated cleaning lineup beyond indoor use.
To support a wider smart home ecosystem, Dreame will also announce several new household appliances. Among them is what the company describes as the industry’s first sparkling water refrigerator, which integrates sparkling water production directly into the refrigerator door. Dreame also plans to bring its D-Wind series of built-in air conditioners to international markets.
With these announcements, CES 2026 will represent a turning point for Dreame as it moves from a cleaning-focused brand toward a more diversified consumer electronics portfolio.
