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Dreame: From Vacuums to Visions

Is a robot vacuum company really ready to launch modular phones and luxury gizmos?

Dreame, the Chinese manufacturer of robot vacuums, has unveiled its foray into smartphones with two intriguing models. The Aurora Nex LS1 is a modular phone featuring magnetic modules like cameras and fans, while the Aurora Lux series showcases various luxurious designs with gemstone decorations.


The company’s ambitious vision includes a proprietary operating system called Aurora AIOS, which promises proactive services over passive ones. However, the practicality of such high-end features on their first phones is questionable given Dreame's previous focus on vacuum cleaners.


Other highlights from the event include a rocket-boosted electric car and a moving speaker TV, showing that Dreame isn't just dreaming up fancy phone designs. Yet, the question remains: with so many unusual products, will consumers buy into Dreame’s new ventures?

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/922246/dreame-next-smartphones-aurora-lux-nex-modular
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