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If you thought Dreame only made robot vacuums, the company’s recent Poland showcase will make you think again. Alongside a stack of home appliances, Dreame quietly pulled back the curtain on three smartphones — a flash-forward flagship and two more practical siblings — and hinted at a broader European rollout without committing to dates or prices.
The headline grabber is the Dreame RS1. Up close, it feels less like a fresh design and more like a familiar engine dressed in couture. Observers have already noted how closely its spec sheet mirrors the Nubia Z80 Ultra, but Dreame leans into flamboyance: think gold-plated backs and artificial gemstones for buyers who want tech that doubles as jewelry.
- Display: 6.85-inch AMOLED, 1.5K+ resolution, 144Hz. Under-display 16MP camera. Ultrasonic fingerprint sensor.
- Performance & battery: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. 7,200mAh Si/C battery with 90W wired and up to 80W wireless charging.
- Cameras: 50MP main (35mm), 64MP periscope (70mm), 50MP ultrawide (18mm). IP68/69 ingress protection.
Then there’s the Dreame E1, the budget-minded contender that earlier leaked via a service manual. It’s built for people who want big camera numbers without asking too many questions about price. A 6.67-inch AMOLED with 120Hz keeps the UX smooth, while a 108MP main camera promises detail hungry shooters will enjoy. The package ends with a 5,000mAh battery and a headphone jack — a small, welcome rebellion against the wireless-only crowd.
- Display & biometrics: 6.67-inch AMOLED, 120Hz. 50MP front selfie camera. In-display fingerprint scanner.
- Camera: 108MP main, 2MP macro, 2MP depth sensor.
- Battery & durability: 5,000mAh battery, 33W wired charging, IP64 ingress protection, 3.5mm headphone jack.
Lightness is the selling point for the Dreame Air1. At just 5.9mm thick and around 172 grams, it’s the kind of phone you forget you’re carrying until you need it. Despite the slim profile, Dreame didn’t skimp on optics: a 108MP main and a 32MP selfie camera sit on opposite faces of a phone that prioritizes portability.
- Size & weight: 5.9mm thin, 172 grams.
- Camera & battery: 108MP main camera, 32MP selfie camera. 5,000mAh battery with 45W wired charging.
What ties the trio together is Dreame’s clear intent: take proven hardware, tweak the styling and features to carve out space in a crowded market, then test the waters in Europe. No launch windows. No pricing. Just a promise that these phones could show up more widely — if Dreame decides the timing is right.
Expect familiar hardware wrapped in flashier styling and aggressive battery tech.
Curious to see how these phones hold up in hands-on reviews? Keep an eye on the reviews and regional announcements. The next few months should tell whether Dreame can turn a home-appliance reputation into a credible smartphone lineup.
Source: gsmarena
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