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Dreame and Matter: certified vacuums, locks, lights and setup

Dreame has certified a growing number of robot vacuums, lights and NAVO smart locks for Matter, but registration on the CSA ledger is not the same as certification. This page lists the certified models, explains how to enable Matter in the Dreame app, and shows what each major smart home platform can control.

Facts on this page come from the CSA's Distributed Compliance Ledger, the CSA's Dreame product page, Dreame's HomeKit robot vacuum article, and MatterCheck's device and platform records. Certification lists and firmware support change; check the ledger or the Dreame app for the current state of a specific model.

Which Dreame products are Matter-certified

Dreame (vendor ID 5420) has 180 product IDs registered with the CSA, but only 41 have Matter compliance records, and all of those are certified. The certified list below is grouped by product family. For the full SKU-level list, see MatterCheck's SKU index. To verify any model yourself, use the certification-checking guide.

Models Dreame says get Matter by update

Dreame's article names X60 Ultra, X50 Ultra, L60 Ultra, L40 Ultra Gen 2, D30 Ultra and D30 Ultra CE as Matter models. On the CSA ledger, those exact product IDs have no compliance record yet; only Matrix10 Ultra and L50 Ultra from that article match certified IDs, plus related certified variants such as X50 Ultra Complete and L60 Ultra CE. Treat the article's list as models Dreame says will get Matter by firmware update, not as certified products. After updating firmware, check for a Matter option in the Dreame app and verify the model on the ledger. See the firmware update guide for the update process.

Turning on Matter and finding the code in the Dreame app

Dreame's instructions are written for Apple Home, but the first steps apply to any Matter pairing. Set up the vacuum in the Dreame app first and make sure it is online; pairing usually fails if you try Matter before the Dreame setup is complete. Dreame's HomeKit robot vacuum article

Install any pending firmware updates in the Dreame app before looking for Matter, because Matter arrives through a firmware update. The Matter setup code is in the Dreame app under the vacuum's device settings, in the Matter or smart-home menu. Use that code in the platform app you are pairing to. If you reset the vacuum or move it to a new Wi-Fi network, remove it from the other platform and pair it again with a fresh Matter code; the old pairing will not reconnect on its own. Dreame's HomeKit robot vacuum article

Adding a Dreame vacuum to Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings or Home Assistant

MatterCheck tracks four Dreame products out of 393, and its platform results are per device type and platform, not tests of Dreame products. The platform capabilities below come from MatterCheck's robot_vacuum and door_lock matrices. Dreame's article gives platform-specific steps only for Apple Home; for the other platforms, no Dreame source provides model-specific instructions.

Apple Home

Dreame says Apple Home requires iOS 18.4 or later and a home hub such as a HomePod, HomePod mini or Apple TV. Set up the vacuum in the Dreame app first, then open the Home app, tap Add Accessory, and scan or enter the Matter code from the Dreame app. Assign the vacuum to a room and give it a short name for Siri. Dreame's HomeKit robot vacuum article MatterCheck's matrix shows Apple Home can pair and control robot vacuums, use them as automation actions, but not as automation triggers. See the Apple Home support guide.

Google Home

Google Home requires a Google or Nest Matter hub. MatterCheck records pairing, control, automation triggers and automation actions as supported for robot vacuums, with StartStop/Dock commands and running state available in automations. See the Google Home support guide.

Alexa

Alexa requires a Matter-enabled Echo or eero hub. MatterCheck records pairing, control and automation actions as supported for robot vacuums, but automation triggers are unknown because Amazon documents only control clusters for this device type. See the Alexa support guide.

SmartThings

SmartThings requires a SmartThings-compatible hub. MatterCheck records pairing, control, automation triggers and automation actions as supported for robot vacuums, with owner tests showing routines can start cleaning but cannot pick cleaning areas. See the SmartThings support guide.

Home Assistant

Home Assistant requires the Matter Server, with HA OS recommended. MatterCheck records pairing, control, automation triggers and automation actions as supported for robot vacuums, including start, pause, stop, dock, clean mode and operating state. Home Assistant 2026.3 added room cleaning for Matter vacuums from automations. See the Home Assistant support guide.

To share a Dreame vacuum with a second platform after the first pairing, use the multi-admin sharing guide.

What works over Matter and what stays in the Dreame app

Dreame's article says Apple Home can start, pause and dock the vacuum, send it to specific rooms, pick a cleaning mode, run schedules and automations, and accept Siri voice commands. Map viewing and editing, no-go zones, and mop water and drying settings stay in the Dreame app. Dreame's HomeKit robot vacuum article MatterCheck's robot_vacuum matrix shows basic cleaning control and state are exposed over Matter. Dreame's article says map editing and no-go zones stay in the Dreame app for Apple Home. For the full device-type capability matrix, see the robot vacuum support guide.

NAVO locks: Thread and border routers

The NAVO Smart Lock A10 and E10 are Matter over Thread devices, so they need a Thread border router and a Matter controller on the platform you use. MatterCheck's door_lock matrix shows locks can pair, control, trigger automations and act in automations on Apple Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant, with partial control on Google Home and partial automation actions on Alexa. See the smart lock support guide, the hub and Thread border router guide, and the Thread vs Wi-Fi guide.

If pairing fails

Most Dreame pairing failures come from starting Matter before the Dreame app setup is complete, or from the phone and vacuum being on different Wi-Fi networks. Finish the Dreame setup, put both on the same network, and try again. If the vacuum was reset or moved to a new Wi-Fi network, remove it from the other platform and pair again with a fresh Matter code. For more troubleshooting, see the device-not-pairing guide and the lost setup code guide.

Sources

This guide was drafted by AI from the dated sources linked above and checked against them by automated fact-check passes before publishing. How our content is made.