Dreame X60 Max Ultra vs Eufy E25

The Eufy E25 wins overall on value: it costs less, is better rated, runs 216 minutes against 180, adds Bluetooth and has a larger dock bag. The Dreame X60 Max Ultra is the stronger cleaner with 35,000Pa against 20,000Pa, cliff detection and HomeKit and Matter support.

Suction against runtime and price. The Dreame X60 Max Ultra pulls 35,000Pa, well ahead of the eufy's 20,000Pa, while the Eufy E25 cleans for 216 minutes, costs noticeably less and holds 2.5L of clean water for mopping.

Yes. Both empty the robot, wash the mop, dry it with hot air, refill water and dispense detergent automatically. The Eufy E25 uses a HydroJet roller that rinses while it scrubs, and the Dreame pairs dual spinning mops with hot-water washing at the dock.

Only the Dreame X60 Max Ultra, which supports Apple HomeKit and Matter as well as Google Home and Alexa. The Eufy E25 is limited to Google Home and Alexa, so an Apple-first household should weigh that before choosing on price alone.

Buy the Eufy E25 if you want long, quiet runs and a fully self-maintaining Omni station for less money: 216 minutes of runtime, 20,000Pa suction, LiDAR mapping with no-go zones, a self-washing roller mop, a 3L dock bag and child lock, at around 57dB.

Buy the Dreame X60 Max Ultra if you need the strongest suction for heavy pet shedding, want cliff detection and Apple HomeKit or Matter support, or need the 79.5 mm chassis to reach under low furniture. It carries a 3-year warranty and auto detergent dosing.