Not only excessive water, but also moisture trapped in the joints poses a threat to wooden floors. This can cause the planks to swell, and over time gaps may appear between them. Therefore, moderate water application and frequent cleaning without excessive wetting are essential for parquet and engineered wood floors.
Another enemy of wooden floors is sand and small hard debris, which can leave scratches on the protective finish as people move around the room. The optimal cleaning procedure is to first collect dust, crumbs, and sand, and then wipe the floor with damp mops.
The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Matrix also comes with various mop sets—universal ones for hard surfaces and specialized ones, including those with heated water. These sets enable the robot to adjust its cleaning approach to different areas: one set is used for the kitchen and bathroom, while another is used for living rooms. This way, wooden floors are not cleaned with the same mop set used for the kitchen or bathroom, preventing dirt from dirty areas from transferring to clean surfaces.
It works like this: between zones, the robot returns to the station and automatically changes the attachments—no human intervention is required. This allows cleaning to be adjusted to the characteristics of each area: some places need more intensive cleaning, while others require gentle care.
For wooden floors, thermal mops are worth considering. Warm water dissolves stains more effectively, allowing cleaning to be done more efficiently with less moisture and mechanical friction. This is especially important for parquet and engineered wood: less water and gentle treatment reduce the risk of swelling and damage to the protective layer. As a result, the floor stays clean, and its texture and finish last longer.
Can the robot clean the entire apartment?
Examine the transitions between rooms and measure the highest thresholds: even a good robot will be useless if it can’t get to the kitchen on its own or gets stuck every time it reaches a sliding door track.
Also pay attention to the height of furniture: measure the distance from the floor to sofas, beds, and cabinets — the robot’s body needs to fit underneath them with some clearance. The more enclosed and hard-to-reach areas it can clean on its own, the less often you’ll need to use a regular vacuum cleaner.
Tip:the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Matrix robot vacuum is suitable for apartments with complex layouts. Its ProLeap system helps it overcome ordinary thresholds up to 5.2 cm high and two-level obstacles up to 10 cm high — provided the surface of the lower step is wider than 18 cm. The actual results depend on the shape and width of the specific threshold, so it’s still worth measuring it before purchasing.
When the Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Matrix goes under a sofa or bed, the upper sensor retracts into the body, reducing the robot’s height to 8.8 cm so it can pass under low furniture. Two wide-angle AI cameras and the OmniSight system help it navigate. The robot can recognize over 320 types of objects—from wires and shoes to flat and transparent items—and responds to suddenly appearing obstacles in 0.1 seconds. In dark areas, lighting turns on automatically, enabling better navigation under furniture and detecting small debris where regular lighting is insufficient.
In dark areas, the lighting turns on automatically, allowing the robot to navigate better under furniture and detect small debris where regular lighting is insufficient. A side brush and a wet cleaning attachment extend from the walls and corners—up to 12 cm and up to 18 cm diagonally, respectively. This enables the robot to remove dust and clean areas near baseboards that regular models cannot reach. There is also an additional brush for vertical surfaces up to 6 cm high—making it easiest to clean baseboards of dust.
Is the Same Cleaning Needed in All Rooms?
Crumbs, spills, and cooking residues remain on the kitchen floor. Dust, hair, and fur tend to accumulate in the living room, while moisture needs to be quickly removed in the bathroom. If you clean all areas with the same attachment, dirt can be transferred from one room to another.
The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Matrix robotic vacuum can identify the type of room on its own, plan a cleaning route, and the app assigns a specific set of attachments to each room in advance. For living rooms, there are thermal nozzles; for the kitchen, nylon nozzles with stiff bristles for thorough cleaning, such as removing grease stains or deep-seated dirt; and for the bathroom, sponge-equipped absorbent nozzles. The charging station stores all three sets, so there’s no need to replace them manually. Between cleaning tasks, the robot returns to the station, drops off the used nozzles, and picks up the next set.
The two rotating nozzles can spin up to 280 times per minute and adhere closely to surfaces, helping to remove not only dust but also marks on kitchen tiles. On small uneven surfaces, they can adjust their angle and position to maintain contact with the floor.
Thermal inserts contain a phase-change material: after being heated on the station, they retain heat up to 40 °C for 5 minutes and help soften sticky spots.
After cleaning, most of the maintenance is also handled by the PowerDock station. It rinses the nozzles with hot water up to 100 °C, dries them with air at 45 °C, cleans the tray, refills the tank with clean water, and automatically collects dry waste into a bag. The bag holds enough waste for up to 100 days*. Thus, there’s no need to wipe the kitchen and living room with the same cleaning cloth.
Another feature particularly useful for large apartments and homes is the PowerMaster fast charging. While cleaning mops, the station simultaneously charges the battery with a current of 11 A: the robot can regain 24% of its charge in 5.5 minutes of charging at the station, after which it continues its cleaning route.
Are there pets at home?
In an apartment with a cat or dog, a robot vacuum must be able to effectively collect not only dust but also fur. A lot of fur accumulates around beds, bowls, sofas, and carpets. For such conditions, high suction power and a brush that tangles fewer hairs are essential. The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Matrix robot vacuum features a dual HyperStream brush designed for hard surfaces and carpets: it directs fur and hair toward the suction opening, so it hardly needs to be cleaned manually.
Power is another key feature, and two aspects are important here. First, the robot has five suction levels — Quiet, Standard, Turbo, Max, and Max+ — which can be adjusted through the app for different types of surfaces and tasks. Second, its suction power reaches 42,000 Pa, one of the highest figures in the robotic vacuum category.
The robot can also take into account the position of objects and animals on the floor and avoid bowls, toys, and other obstacles — it is capable of reacting to them in 0.1 seconds. But before starting cleaning, it’s still better to remove small items and spilled water: the recognition system helps with daily tasks, but it doesn’t replace preparing the room.
How many carpets are there in the house
If the carpet is only by the sofa, it’s sufficient for the robot to detect it and increase suction power. If there are multiple carpets, preventing moisture damage is more important: during wet cleaning, the brushes should not touch the carpet fibers.
The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Matrix robot’s 10.5 mm lift for its mopping attachments is designed for carpets with short pile; if the clearance isn’t sufficient, it leaves the attachments on the station even before starting dry cleaning. Its carpet-specific features are more extensive: when it enters a carpet area, the suction power automatically increases to its maximum level (Carpet Boost), and in intensive cleaning mode, it reduces its speed and passes over the carpet twice in a crisscross pattern.
The app also allows setting a priority cleaning order — carpets first, then hard surfaces — skipping carpeted areas entirely or, conversely, passing through them without cleaning to reach other rooms. Additionally, a retractable pressure chamber descends around the main brush, creating a semi-hermetic zone that enhances suction.
How much time are you willing to spend on maintenance
In basic models, after each cleaning session, the container needs to be emptied, the wipe cloth washed, and dried. If the robot is used daily, these minor tasks quickly turn into another household chore. In such cases, it’s better to choose a model with a self-service station.
Find a suitable spot for the station in advance: there should be enough space in front of the unit for the robot to enter. An electrical outlet is needed nearby, and it’s best to place the station on a solid, waterproof surface. You can’t completely ignore maintenance—owners still need to refill it with clean water, empty the dirty water, replace the filter bag, and check the brushes from time to time, but these tasks will have to be done much less frequently.
Choosing a robotic vacuum cleaner these days is less about comparing specifications and more about determining how well the device fits into the rhythm and layout of your home. The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Matrix is exactly such a solution: its strength lies not in a single feature but in the seamless operation of the entire system — it identifies the area, selects the appropriate attachment, cleans, and even services itself at the charging station. Therefore, it naturally fits well in large apartments and homes with various floor types, high daily usage, and pets, where cleaning takes up a significant amount of time and people want to delegate it to technology.
* The claimed duration of up to 100 days depends on the area to be cleaned, the frequency of cleaning, and the level of contamination in the space. Under intensive use, in large areas, or with severe contamination, the bag will need to be replaced more frequently. The value stated was obtained under laboratory conditions and may vary in actual use.
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