Dreame Technology expands its Indian portfolio with the launch of the adaptable H12 Dual FlexReach Wet & Dry Vacuum, combining powerful cleaning features with innovative design for varied household tasks.
Dreame Technology has widened its Indian line-up with the launch of the H12 Dual FlexReach Wet & Dry Vacuum, a model the company says is aimed at households that want one machine to handle several cleaning jobs. Priced at ₹44,999, it will go on sale on Dreame India’s website from 1 September, before reaching Amazon on 5 September and Croma in the third week of September, with select retail stores to follow.
The device is built around a 6-in-1 format with switchable attachments for different surfaces and tasks. According to the launch details, it can wash and vacuum hard floors, while also being used on carpets, sofas, curtains, keyboards and car interiors. The company says the cleaner is designed to cope with both everyday dust and more stubborn messes such as food particles, coffee beans, spills and kitchen grease.
Several of the main features are intended to improve reach and maintenance. Dreame says the H12 Dual FlexReach can lie flat by 180 degrees, allowing access beneath low furniture, with the body able to reach as low as 14cm and the brush head as low as 9.6cm. It also includes 23,000Pa suction, the TangleCut resilient scraper to reduce hair tangles, a detachable battery for longer sessions, and a 90°C hot-wash self-cleaning system followed by hot-air drying.
The vacuum also carries AirGuard multi-cone filtration, which Dreame says can capture 99.95% of particles at or above 0.3μm, and a PowerAlign grip designed to improve balance and reduce wrist strain. The illuminated multi-surface brush uses white LED lighting to highlight fine dust on hard floors. Dreame says the product is backed by a one-year warranty and after-sales support across more than 160 Indian cities, as it continues expanding its smart home portfolio in the country.
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