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| Feature | Dreame X60 Ultra | Narwal Flow | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $1499.98 | $999.99 | Narwal Flow |
| Warranty | 3 years | 1 year | Dreame X60 Ultra |
| Battery Life | 165 minutes | 200 minutes | Narwal Flow |
| Connectivity | 2.4 GHz WiFi | 2.4 GHz WiFi, 5 GHz WiFi, Bluetooth | Narwal Flow |
| Suction Power | 35000Pa | 22000Pa | Dreame X60 Ultra |
| Water Tank Capacity | 4.2L | 5L | Narwal Flow |
| Dock Dustbin Capacity | 3.2L | 2.5L | Dreame X60 Ultra |
| Rating | 4.3 | 4.3 | Tie |
| Auto Recharge | YES | YES | Tie |
| Integrations | Google Home, Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant, Matter | Google Home, Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Samsung SmartThings, Home Assistant, Matter | Tie |
| Navigation Type | Laser (LiDAR) | Laser (LiDAR) | Tie |
| Obstacle Detection | YES | YES | Tie |
What the differences mean
Suction power
The Dreame X60 Ultra is rated at 35000Pa and the Narwal Flow at 22000Pa. On carpet and heavy pet hair the Dreame is the stronger vacuum, and Narwal Flow owners themselves name carpet as its weak point.
Water tank and runtime
The Narwal Flow carries a 5 litre tank and a 200 minute rating, against 4.2 litres and 165 minutes for the Dreame X60 Ultra. The Narwal mops and runs longer between fills and charges.
Height and reach
The Dreame X60 Ultra is 79.5 millimetres tall with its sensor retracted, so it cleans under low sofas and beds. The Narwal Flow is 95 millimetres tall, which clears most furniture but not the tightest gaps.
Warranty cover
The Dreame X60 Ultra is covered for three years and the Narwal Flow for one. That is the second year running that Dreame's cover outstrips Narwal's on a machine in the same price band.
Smart home and detergent
The Narwal Flow is Matter certified now and reaches Apple Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant. The Dreame X60 Ultra lists those as an upcoming update but works with Home Assistant today, and it doses detergent automatically, which the Narwal Flow does not.
Which one to buy if
- carpet is the main surface
35000Pa against 22000 makes the Dreame X60 Ultra the better vacuum for carpet pile and embedded hair.
- you want a lower price and a longer run
The Narwal Flow costs less and is rated for 200 minutes against 165, with a bigger mop tank.
- you want Matter and Apple Home working now
The Narwal Flow is Matter certified today, while the Dreame X60 Ultra lists Matter, Apple Home and SmartThings as an upcoming update.
- your furniture sits low to the floor
The 79.5 millimetre Dreame X60 Ultra slips under beds and sofas that the 95 millimetre Narwal Flow cannot reach.
- you want automatic detergent dosing
The Dreame X60 Ultra dispenses cleaning solution from its dock, while the Narwal Flow has no automatic detergent dispenser.
- + Warranty: 3 years
- + Suction Power: 35000Pa
- + Dock Dustbin Capacity: 3.2L
- - Price: $1499.98 vs $999.99
- - Battery Life: 165 minutes vs 200 minutes
- + Price: $999.99
- + Battery Life: 200 minutes
- + Connectivity: 2.4 GHz WiFi, 5 GHz WiFi, Bluetooth
- - Warranty: 1 year vs 3 years
- - Suction Power: 22000Pa vs 35000Pa
What owners say
Owners of both robots rate the dock that empties, washes and dries as the reason they stopped doing floor care by hand, and both apps have their critics. Narwal Flow owners lead with the track mop, saying dried grease and mud that needed a hand mop now come off in a pass or two, and they praise quiet running and fast mapping, but they describe false carpet detection and poor pickup on some pile types as the recurring flaw. Dreame X60 Ultra owners single out the slim body that reaches under low sofas and the detangling brush, and they warn that the app is region-locked and that the robot stays on 2.4GHz Wi-Fi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better overall: the Dreame X60 Ultra or the Narwal Flow?
The Narwal Flow wins overall on price, owner feedback, battery life, connectivity and water tank capacity. The Dreame X60 Ultra wins on suction, warranty and dock bag capacity.
How do their mops differ?
The Narwal Flow uses a FlowWash track mop that rinses itself with warm water while it scrubs. The Dreame X60 Ultra uses mop pads that its dock washes with hot water and dries, and it doses detergent automatically, which the Narwal Flow does not.
Which is stronger on carpet?
The Dreame X60 Ultra is rated at 35000Pa versus 22000Pa for the Narwal Flow, and Narwal Flow owners name carpet as its weak spot.
Which works with Apple Home and Matter now?
The Narwal Flow is Matter certified and works with Apple Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant. The Dreame X60 Ultra supports Home Assistant now and lists Matter, Apple Home and SmartThings as an upcoming update.
Who should buy the Dreame X60 Ultra?
Buyers with a lot of carpet, pets or very low furniture who value a three-year warranty and automatic detergent dosing should pick the Dreame X60 Ultra.
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