Dreame's new flagship robot vacuum, the X60 Ultra Extreme, goes on sale in Singapore today, 1 September 2026. The company announced the launch date in a press release back on 11 August, and that release was picked up widely. Not one of those pickups carried a Singapore price, because the release does not contain one.
The prices are now live on Dreame's own Singapore store and at COURTS. They are worth reading carefully, because the two shops sell the identical machine at the identical net price while disagreeing about what it normally costs.
> Quick view: the X60 Ultra Extreme is S$1,799 at both dreame.sg and COURTS. Dreame lists it at S$1,871 and takes S$72 off with a voucher it applies for you; COURTS just prints S$1,799. Dreame calls the usual price S$2,499 and the saving 25%. COURTS calls the usual price S$2,299 and the saving 22%. Same machine, same SKU (DM-X60UEX-GL). The launch promotion on Dreame's site runs to 23:59 on 30 September 2026.
Photo: Dreame Singapore official product photography.
What it costs, from the brand's own store
These are the figures in Dreame Singapore's own catalogue data, checked on the evening of 1 September:
| Model | Dreame list price | Shown after voucher | Dreame's stated U.P. |
|---|---|---|---|
| X60 Ultra Extreme | S$1,871 | S$1,799 | S$2,499 |
| X60 Master Extreme | S$1,971 | S$1,899 | S$2,599 |
The product page shows S$1,799 with the line "$72.00 voucher applied" sitting under it. The "Save 25%" badge beside it is calculated off the S$1,871 list price, not off the S$1,799 you are actually shown, which is why the badge and the arithmetic do not quite line up.
The difference between the two models is S$100. The Master Extreme is the higher-specified base station variant, and it carries the same S$628 gap to its own stated U.P.
The variant choice that costs nothing
Both models offer two options under "Installation": No Installation and + Kit (With Installation). They are priced identically. The X60 Ultra Extreme is S$1,871 either way.
Dreame sells that same installation separately on its own site at S$299 for the X60 Ultra Extreme, and it sells the X60 Ultra / X60 Ultra Extreme Water Hookup Kit at S$259. So picking "No Installation" does not save you a cent, and it drops items Dreame is otherwise handing over. There is no reason to select it.
What comes free, and it is not the same at both shops
Dreame's product page lists three free-gift bundles against this launch:
- Installation (S$299) plus the X60 Extreme Series Accessory Pack, 1.5 years of accessories (S$249)
- The accessory pack alone (S$249)
- The Water Hookup Kit (S$259) plus installation (S$299) plus the accessory pack (S$249), which comes to S$807 of listed value
COURTS advertises something different on the same machine: "Free Vacuum Accessories worth $399". COURTS does not itemise what is in that, so there is no way to compare the two bundles item by item from the published pages. What is clear is that the headline values are far apart, and that the gift, not the price, is where the two channels actually differ.
Neither shop will get it to you this week
This is the part worth knowing before you order on launch day. Dreame's own buy button reads PRE-ORDER, not "buy now". COURTS states on its product page: "Item is currently on an indent basis - Depending on product lead time, delivery day may varies."
COURTS' general delivery note says orders typically arrive within 3 to 5 working days, but an indent item sits outside that. Neither page publishes a dispatch date. If you need a robot vacuum working this weekend, this is not the machine to order.
Ignore the S$1,599 you may see on Dreame's page
Scroll far enough down Dreame's own launch page and you reach a block reading "Be among the first in Singapore to own the X60 Ultra Extreme Robot Vacuum. Save $900. $1,599. $2,499. SECURE YOURS NOW."
That S$1,599 is not obtainable. The "SECURE YOURS NOW" button is a dead anchor that links back to the same page, and no variant on the site is priced at S$1,599. Dreame ran an Early Bird campaign from 17 August ahead of today's launch, and this block reads like leftover artwork from it. Dreame has never published what the Early Bird price actually was, so we are not going to tell you it was S$1,599. We are only telling you that nothing on the live site sells at that number today.
What S$300 more buys over the X60 Ultra
Dreame's previous flagship, the X60 Ultra, is S$1,571 in the same September sale (U.P. S$2,099). The Extreme is therefore a S$300 step up.
For that, Dreame's spec sheet gives the Extreme its Dual UltraExtend arms: a side brush that extends up to 12cm into corners and a mop pad that swings out up to 18cm diagonally to reach under low furniture. The rest of the headline numbers from Dreame's own release and product page: 42,000Pa Vormax suction, dual AI cameras, an 8.9cm ultra-slim VersaLift body, mop rotation up to 280RPM at up to 15N of downward pressure, obstacle crossing of 5.2cm single-layer and up to 10cm double-layer, a 100°C ThermoHub mop self-cleaning system, and auto dust emptying quoted at up to 100 days under Dreame's test conditions.
Those are the manufacturer's figures. We have not tested the machine.
Where you can actually buy it
Dreame's release names dreame.sg, Dreame Official Stores, COURTS Heeren at Orchard and COURTS Megastore at Tampines. Dreame also runs official storefronts on Shopee and Lazada, which are linked from its own site footer.
One thing to weigh at COURTS: it is running a sitewide banner reading "Enjoy $9 off every $90 spent. T&Cs apply", and the X60 Ultra Extreme does appear on the COURTS Online Sale page. But that banner carries no link to any terms, and COURTS does not publish the cap, the code, the end date or the exclusion list anywhere we could find. On a S$1,799 basket the arithmetic would be worth a lot, so it is worth testing at checkout, but do not count on it until you see it come off. COURTS also upsells extended warranties at S$342 and S$570 on this item, which are not included in any price above.
The wider September sale
The launch went live alongside Dreame's September sale, which currently spans about 50 products. A few are already unavailable, including the X50 Pro Ultra, the H15 Pro Heat and the H15 Pro FoamWash, so the sale page is not a reliable guide to what you can actually put in a basket. Elsewhere in the robot range: Matrix10 Ultra S$1,799, Aqua 10 Ultra Roller S$1,399, Aqua 10 Roller AE S$899 and D20 Ultra S$529.
