H15 Pro Heat

Household floor cleaning typically requires vacuuming to remove dust, followed by mopping or steam cleaning for sterilization. It's difficult to do everything with one device, making the cleaning process cumbersome and time-consuming.

Recently, cordless vacuum cleaners with a mop function have been introduced, but the water temperature is lukewarm, limiting the sterilization effect, and the brush does not reach the floor edges, resulting in inadequate corner cleaning. In addition, even if existing products have a self-cleaning roller function, the washing water temperature is not high enough, raising concerns about bacterial growth.

Ultimately, consumers either use vacuum, mop, and steam cleaners separately, or even if they use an all-in-one product, they are left wanting more in terms of perfect cleaning.

H15 Pro Heat achieves complete all-in-one cleaning. First, ThermoRinse™ technology continuously sprays 85°C hot water during cleaning to wash away floor contaminants and sterilize. This is a significantly higher temperature than existing similar products, achieving a 99% virus sterilization level.

Second, the ThermoHub™ self-cleaning function washes and sterilizes the roller in the base station with 100°C (212°F) high-temperature, as if boiling it. It is also differentiated by the fact that it has received TÜV SÜD safety certification, making it safe to use this hot water on all flooring materials.

Third, it is equipped with an AI-based GapFree robotic arm that automatically extends during cleaning to wipe away remaining moisture and dust from wall corners. This solves the chronic weakness of existing roller-type cleaners: the problem of cleanliness in corners.

In short, this product is a total solution that completes high-temperature sterilization + suction + mopping + corner drying all at once. The cordless design enhances convenience, and the first application of an AI-powered arm, applying Dreame's robot vacuum cleaner technology to a household cleaner, also stands out compared to competing products.

*General household consumers (B2C)* are the main customers. Households sensitive to floor hygiene, especially those with young children or pets, will purchase it due to the high demand for sterilization cleaning.

In addition, busy modern people are expected to prefer this all-in-one device to reduce cleaning time. Other than that, small shops such as cafes and beauty salons may also purchase it to quickly clean and sterilize floors.

Since Dreame has a reputation for cost-effectiveness in the home appliance market, it can also attract new customers who have not used robot vacuum cleaners or who have experience with corded steam cleaners in the past. Ultimately, since vacuum cleaners are a traditional B2C product category, the distribution channel will also be sales as a general home appliance.

This product will be launched to the global consumer market through Dreame's global sales network. Currently, Dreame has brand recognition for cordless vacuum cleaners in the United States, Europe, and other regions, so the barrier to market entry is low.

In terms of technology, an expansion to apply the same technology to robot floor cleaners can also be considered. In fact, competitors are also showcasing hot air drying functions on automatic mopping robots at CES, so Dreame can also integrate it into the robot vacuum cleaner line with accumulated know-how.

In addition, there is a possibility of expanding the product for commercial use and applying it to small office cleaners or industrial floor cleaning equipment. Regulations are limited to household electronic product safety certifications, and it seems that international certifications have already been secured.

There is also room for developing carpet cleaners and window cleaners with 85°C hot water function as product line expansions. In summary, it can lead to the development of a new segment in the household cleaning field, and Dreame is expected to strengthen its premium home appliance image and increase its market share as a result.

The CES judges called the H15 Pro Heat *"the culmination of advanced floor cleaning technology."* They praised the combination of hot water sterilization, self-cleaning, and AI functions in terms of technological completeness, and selected it for the 2026 Innovation Award in the Home Appliances category.

There is considerable anticipation for this product in the market. Review media such as Vacuum Wars reported that "Dreame has released the most technologically ambitious cleaner at CES," and, along with competitor Tineco's new product, highlighted it as *"an innovation that will change the landscape of floor cleaning."*

From the consumer's point of view, it is expected to be well-received as it greatly shortens the cumbersome floor cleaning routine. However, some point out that the fact that "it is ultimately a manual stick type that requires a person to push it" is an element of overestimation.

It remains to be seen how widely loved this product will be in the era of popular robot vacuum cleaners, but it is generally believed that there will be a sufficient market centered on enthusiasts and hygiene-conscious consumers. Overall, there is a prevailing positive view that it has high feasibility compared to its innovation, and if the price is reasonable, it has a high chance of success.