Dreame X60 Ultra vs Eufy E25

The Dreame X60 Ultra, on 35,000Pa of suction against 20,000Pa, a 4.2L clean water tank against 2.5L, a 3.2L dock bag and a 3 year warranty against one. The Eufy E25 wins on price, runtime, onboard bin size and on smart-home support that is already live.

Cleaning capacity against endurance. The Dreame X60 Ultra brings far more suction, a bigger water tank and a bigger dock bag in a slimmer 79.5 mm body, while the Eufy E25 cleans for 216 minutes per charge against 165 and costs less.

Only the Eufy E25 does today, listing Apple HomeKit and Matter alongside Alexa and Google Home. The Dreame X60 Ultra records both as an upcoming OTA update rather than a shipping feature, and currently adds Home Assistant to the two main assistants.

The Dreame X60 Ultra, whose 79.5 mm chassis is built to slide under sofas and beds. The Eufy E25 carries a taller laser turret, so very low clearances can stop it where the Dreame gets through.

The Dreame X60 Ultra on both counts, with a 4.2L clean water tank against 2.5L and a 3.2L dock bag against 3L. The Eufy E25 does hold more in the robot itself, at 300ml against 235ml.

Buyers who want the longest runtime of the two, a lower price, Bluetooth setup and Apple HomeKit or Matter control that works out of the box, on floors where 20,000Pa is enough.

Buy the Dreame X60 Ultra for carpet and pet hair, where its 35,000Pa suction earns its keep, or when you need a slim body for low furniture, the biggest water and dock capacity here and a 3 year warranty.