Dreame's Arm-Enabled Robot Vacuum Returns to CES with Enhanced Features and Capabilities
After a promising prototype at last year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Dreame has finally brought its arm-enabled robot vacuum, the Cyber 10 Ultra, to market. The device boasts an extendable mechanical arm that can pick up objects weighing up to 500 grams, significantly outperforming its predecessor with a weight limit of just 300 grams.
The arm is equipped with a claw-like mechanism at the end, allowing it to grasp and lift various items, including cleaning accessories like vacuum nozzles and brush attachments. This feature enables users to easily access hard-to-reach areas, much like how traditional vacuums are used with hose attachments.
During our visit to CES, we caught a glimpse of the Cyber 10 Ultra in action, where it successfully picked up balls and placed them in a basket. However, heavier objects were not tested, leaving us wondering about its actual capabilities.
One notable aspect of the Cyber 10 Ultra is its mopping abilities and ability to climb small steps, with a height limit of just over 6cm (about 2.4 inches). While it may not match the impressive stair-climbing prowess of its sibling model, the Cyber X prototype, this feature still extends the vacuum's reach into various areas of the home.
Pricing for the Cyber 10 Ultra has been set at approximately €1799 (around $2,100), although a specific release date has yet to be confirmed. Dreame targets an August launch, with expectations that the device will become available later this year.
With its enhanced features and capabilities, the Cyber 10 Ultra is poised to become a top contender in the robot vacuum market. Its ability to pick up various objects and access hard-to-reach areas makes it an attractive option for those seeking convenience and efficiency in their cleaning routine.
After a promising prototype at last year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Dreame has finally brought its arm-enabled robot vacuum, the Cyber 10 Ultra, to market. The device boasts an extendable mechanical arm that can pick up objects weighing up to 500 grams, significantly outperforming its predecessor with a weight limit of just 300 grams.
The arm is equipped with a claw-like mechanism at the end, allowing it to grasp and lift various items, including cleaning accessories like vacuum nozzles and brush attachments. This feature enables users to easily access hard-to-reach areas, much like how traditional vacuums are used with hose attachments.
During our visit to CES, we caught a glimpse of the Cyber 10 Ultra in action, where it successfully picked up balls and placed them in a basket. However, heavier objects were not tested, leaving us wondering about its actual capabilities.
One notable aspect of the Cyber 10 Ultra is its mopping abilities and ability to climb small steps, with a height limit of just over 6cm (about 2.4 inches). While it may not match the impressive stair-climbing prowess of its sibling model, the Cyber X prototype, this feature still extends the vacuum's reach into various areas of the home.
Pricing for the Cyber 10 Ultra has been set at approximately €1799 (around $2,100), although a specific release date has yet to be confirmed. Dreame targets an August launch, with expectations that the device will become available later this year.
With its enhanced features and capabilities, the Cyber 10 Ultra is poised to become a top contender in the robot vacuum market. Its ability to pick up various objects and access hard-to-reach areas makes it an attractive option for those seeking convenience and efficiency in their cleaning routine.
The fact that it can lift heavier objects than its predecessor is a game-changer, especially for people with pets or allergies. I mean, being able to pick up balls and placing them in a basket like that? It's just crazy cool! 
And the mopping abilities are a nice touch too. But I gotta wonder, how's it gonna handle actual heavy lifting? 
Maybe they'll release some firmware updates soon to test its limits. One thing's for sure, though - this thing is gonna make cleaning so much easier and more efficient. My only wish is that the price wasn't as steep as €1799... still, I'd be willing to splurge if it means having a cleaner home without breaking my back 
It's like having a little personal assistant that can help me keep my place tidy without breaking a sweat 
. The fact that it can pick up objects weighing up to 500 grams is just incredible - I mean, who needs to lift heavy cleaning supplies when you've got a robot doing the work for you? 
. And the mopping feature? Brilliant! I'm all about that convenience and efficiency 
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), but for those who value their time and want a reliable cleaning solution, this thing could be a game-changer. Bring it on, August launch! 
especially with the arm-enabled functionality, it's like a whole new level of cleaning game 
anyone else as excited about this as me? 
. I mean, who needs a traditional vacuum when you can just let the Cyber 10 Ultra do all the work? 
And the fact that it can mop and climb small steps just makes it even more versatile. I'm definitely intrigued by its capabilities and pricing isn't too shabby either – €1799 might be a bit steep for some, but I think it's worth it for all the features and convenience it offers. Plus, Dreame is targeting an August launch, so we'll have to wait and see how it stacks up against other robot vacuums on the market 
. I mean, who wouldn't want a vacuum that can pick up balls like it's nobody's business? 
But seriously, the fact that it can handle heavier objects is a huge upgrade from last year's model. It's also kinda cool how it can climb small steps – my mom has a lot of stairs in her house and this thing would be a lifesaver for her 
. The only downside I see is the price point, €1799 is a bit steep even for me 
. Still, if Dreame delivers on its promises, this thing could be a game-changer for anyone with a larger space to clean 
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I'm still not impressed with Dreame's website, though. It's so slow to load on my laptop. And the forum section is a total mess. Can't we just have a simple topic posting system without all these unnecessary bells and whistles? 
Anyway, back to the Cyber 10 Ultra. I'm curious to see how it performs with heavier objects, hope they test it thoroughly before releasing it to the public 
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. Also, the price is steep, but I guess you get what you pay for with all these bells and whistles 
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. How will it perform when you're trying to lift a big ol' bag of dog food or something? 
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. Of course, heavier objects were left out of the testing, but I'm sure Dreame will work on those soon. €1799 might seem steep at first, but if it lives up to its promises, it's worth every penny 
Still, the idea of being able to pick up objects without having to use a hose attachment is genius 
i'm tempted to get one ASAP but €1799 is kinda pricey even for me 
I'd love to see more reviews and demos before making a purchase decision. 
? It's gonna be so convenient for students like me who have crazy messy dorm rooms 
. We're living in a world where technology is constantly evolving, just like the Cyber 10 Ultra's mechanical arm 
. It can pick up a lot of weight, but how does it handle when things get heavier? That's what makes this robot so intriguing - it's not perfect, but it's pushing boundaries 
It's not about being perfect; it's about embracing the journey and finding ways to overcome obstacles.
I'd love to see how this robot vacuum changes the game and inspires us to be more like it - adaptable, resilient, and open to new possibilities 
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