Dreame X60 Ultra vs iRobot Roomba 505X

The iRobot Roomba 505X wins overall: it costs less, is better rated, documents cliff detection and supports Apple HomeKit. The Dreame X60 Ultra publishes 35,000Pa of suction and runs 165 minutes against 120, so it wins on cleaning power and endurance.

Ecosystem support versus suction. The Roomba 505X works with Apple HomeKit as well as Google Home and Alexa, while the Dreame X60 Ultra offers neither HomeKit nor Matter. In exchange, the Dreame publishes 35,000Pa of suction, a figure iRobot does not state for the 505X.

The Dreame X60 Ultra runs up to 165 minutes, and the iRobot Roomba 505X up to 120 minutes. Both return to the dock to recharge and resume, so either can finish a large home, but the Dreame covers more ground per cycle.

Yes. The Roomba 505X's AutoWash dock empties the bin, refills water and washes and dries the mop pads, and the Dreame's dock does the same with hot water while dispensing detergent automatically and storing debris in a 3.2L bag.

Buy the iRobot Roomba 505X if you want a cheaper, well-liked robot with Apple HomeKit support, LiDAR mapping, cliff detection, no-go zones and an AutoWash dock that keeps itself running for weeks. Expect a louder cycle and a 120-minute battery.

Buy the Dreame X60 Ultra if you want published 35,000Pa suction, longer 165-minute runs and a 79.5 mm chassis that reaches under low furniture, with hot-water mop washing, auto detergent and a 3-year warranty. It works with Google Home and Alexa only.