Jennifer Pattison Tuohy

Senior Reviewer, Smart Home

Jennifer Pattison TuohyMay 20

Dreame’s stair climbing robovac is coming soon, and there’s a bionic arm, too.

Today, the company announced that on May 27th, it will reveal when its Cyber X bionic quad-track stair-climbing system will launch and, presumably, how much it will cost. The robot that can transport a robot vacuum up a flight of stairs will arrive alongside three new X60 Pro series robots, the most intriguing of which features Dreame’s first dual-joint bionic robotic arm that can extend a mop pad into tight corners and under furniture.

<em>The X60 Pro will work with the Cyber X and features a mopping pad that extends 7 inches from the robot.</em>

<em>There’s also a baseboard brush.</em>

<em>The X60 Pro can climb double-layer thresholds up to about 4 inches.</em>

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The X60 Pro will work with the Cyber X and features a mopping pad that extends 7 inches from the robot.

Image: Dreame

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Ring cameras now support 2K across the line.

The home security company launched two new products today: the Ring Spotlight Cam (2nd Gen) at $169.99 and the Ring Floodlight Cam (2nd Gen) at $199.99. Both feature Ring’s Retinal 2K video resolution, bringing higher-res support to Ring’s base models.

Increased resolution provides clearer video and better zoom capabilities and feeds richer data into Ring’s AI features, such as Search Party, AI-generated text descriptions, and search history. The cameras will be available on June 3rd.

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