Dreame Technology has introduced a new wave of smart personal care devices at its DREAME NEXT 2026 event in Silicon Valley, signaling a bigger push into the US market following rapid growth in the region.

At the center of the announcement is a shift in positioning: from traditional beauty tools to what Dreame calls “intelligent, responsive companions.” The company says this approach is already paying off, with North American revenue surging 1,230% year-over-year in Q1 2026.

Smart styling, all-in-one systems

Leading the lineup are three key products set to launch in the US later this year.

The AirStyle Pro HI is an 8-in-1 styling system powered by a 130,000 RPM motor. It uses app-based hair recognition to tailor styling modes automatically, covering drying, curling, and straightening in a single device.

Meanwhile, the Aero Straight Pro combines drying and straightening in one pass. It uses dual hot-and-cold airflow channels, along with real-time sensing of hair moisture and temperature. Dreame also adds a “triple care” formula — keratin, argan oil, and negative ions — to protect hair during styling.

Then there’s Halo, a concept floor-standing hair dryer. It tracks the user’s head and adjusts airflow automatically, allowing for hands-free drying while doing other tasks.

Expanding beyond hair care

Dreame’s broader ecosystem spans hair, skincare, grooming, and oral care. One highlight is the Pilot 20 Intelligent Hair Dryer, which uses dual robotic arms to detect scalp and hair conditions and adjust airflow dynamically.

Other products shown include the Miracle Pro Hair Dryer and Pocket hair dryer, rounding out a portfolio designed to bring salon-level results into everyday routines.

Backed by industry recognition

The brand is also leaning into credibility. Dreame has earned accreditation from Intercoiffure Mondial, a global association of top hairdressers — a rare endorsement for a consumer tech brand.

Its products have picked up over 30 industry awards, including recognition from CES, IFA, and CNN’s Innovation of the Year.

US expansion in focus

Dreame is doubling down on the US with both online and offline expansion. It already has a presence on major e-commerce platforms and is building out retail through flagship and experiential stores.

The company expects wider availability across major US retail channels by the end of 2026.

Alongside product launches, Dreame also highlighted community efforts, including donations of personal care devices to San Francisco-based nonprofit The Welcome Home Project to support individuals transitioning into stable housing.

With its latest lineup, Dreame is positioning personal care as part of a connected, intelligent lifestyle — one that blends hardware, software, and everyday routines into a single ecosystem.