At a press event in New York City’s Times Square on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, DREO unveiled a new suite of 12 products for the home, as part of its summer lineup. The products live across the cooling, air quality, and kitchen categories.
At the head of the new line is the TurboPoly Fan 707S, the first product from DREO to feature the new Dynamic Wind Motion Sensor, featuring millimeter-wave radar. Per the announcement, the new sensor “detects movement and automatically adjusts airflow in real time,” within 1.5 seconds of that person arriving.
The technology, the company said, was first developed for commercial usage, but is now being adapted for the home market; there are plans to add it across DREO’s lineup, creating what DREO vice president Joshua Gunn called “a truly effortless cooling experience.”
The TurboPoly Fan 707S arrives in June at a suggested retail price of $169.99.
Also part of that line is the TurboPoly Fan 508S, which offers 1,500+ color ambient lighting options. That goes for $119.99 and is available now. Rounding out the TurboPoly Fan products is the TurboPoly Fan 512, which arrives in May at a listed price of $89.99. That one is powered by the Next-Gen Brushless DC Motor.
That brushless DC motor is also featured in the DREO Tower Fan 518S, which promises “premium-tier performance at a more accessible price.” That arrives in May for a listed retail price of $99.99.
In the portable air conditioner category, the company unveiled the DREO Portable Air Conditioner 319S, which cools up to 14 feet and offers Whisper-Quiet Noise to reduce noise. Featuring five different patented technologies, offered at a retail price of $429.99 and is available now.
DREO also announced a new Smart Humidifier, the HM717S ($119.99, available now), as well as a Dehumidifier, the 711S, which arrives in April at $299.
In the smart kitchen category, DREO announced the BaristaMaker Air, featuring what the company calls 8-in-1 Versatility for Endless Drinks, which is listed at $59.99, and the ChefMaker 2, which was announced at CES, and features an AI Chef Assistant, complete with over 100 recipes. The original ChefMaker won a TWICE VIP award in 2023 and was also named one of TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions in 2024.
The company also declared that it has now been the No. 1 Household Fan Brand on Amazon for three straight years (citing Stackline data), and is also now the No. 1 Tower Fan Brand in the U.S. (citing Circana’s Retail Tracking Service).
“It’s not just about sales—it’s about the millions who trust DREO for smarter comfort, and the quieter, more efficient future we’re building for home cooling,” Joshua Gunn said in the company’s release.
Headquartered in Clifton, N.J., DREO was founded in 2021. Touting a “power play in comfort,” the company announced a partnership in November with the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings. The partnership has included a social media campaign featuring the Kings’ mascot, Bailey, demonstrating the company’s products.
