The Dreame ecosystem has expanded enormously, and we would dare say that the Chinese manufacturer seems to be aiming at a line similar to Xiaomi. The brand began its journey with vacuum cleaners and floor-care robots and has gradually embraced multiple product categories.
The very latest news concerns the smartphone sector, with the announcement of the first models. But it doesn’t end there: now it’s time for Dreame Aurora, which marks the company’s entry into the luxury phone sector – with an over-the-top look and details in pure gold.
The images depict a new premium smartphone: Dreame Aurora is equipped with two exclusive styles featuring a phoenix and a dragon, both in gold pure with the addition of precious stones and diamonds authentic.
At the moment, the pair of devices has not yet been officially confirmed, but the images come from the insider Digital Chat Station. There are still no details on specs and features: for now the leaker has limited himself to showing the design of the new luxury models.
Based on what’s reported, Dreame Aurora should be the most luxurious smartphone in terms of materials, however there are no clues on the final price. It is likely that this is an exaggerated claim by the Chinese insider: there are Vertu devices that easily exceed €18,000 and are not limited to gold, not to mention the Caviar models (including an iPhone Air priced at almost $39,000).
Meanwhile, Dreame has officially announced the smartphones RS1, E1, and Air 1 with specifications ranging from mid-range to premium (including the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5).
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