DEEBOT Robotic Vacuums by ECOVACS

Most ECOVAS models start at $400 and up, which already puts them above many entry-level alternatives. At that price, you get decent suction and maybe an auto-empty dock — but you’re still missing smart obstacle avoidance and basic conveniences, like automatic mop deployment.

In the mid-range, between $700 and $1,000, they start offering smarter features with models like T9+ — like LiDAR navigation, stronger suction, and auto-empty docks — but even here, it’s not a clear win.

At the top end, models like the X1 across the $1,400 mark — and yes, that’s a serious investment. But to be fair, they come fully loaded: AI-powered navigation, voice control via YIKO™, advanced obstacle recognition, and all-in-one OMNI docks that empty, wash, and dry. It’s a luxury package for users who want a hands-off, high-tech experience.

Hold a DEEBOT in your hands and you can usually feel the difference between the budget and the bougie.
Entry-level models are light, plastic-forward, and sometimes a little creaky — not fragile, but definitely built for the basics. Mid-range units start to add polish: sturdier bodies, rubberized wheels, better water tanks, and a bit more heft. Once you get to the X2 OMNI or T20 series, though, it’s a different story. These bots feel premium — with reinforced chassis, more precise internal components, and fit-and-finish that actually justifies the price tag. Even the docks at this level feel solid and thoughtfully designed.

From app-based mapping to voice integration, DEEBOT’s smart features show off ECOVACS' software strengths.

• AIVI® 3D Technology: Advanced AI and 3D structured light sensors enable DEEBOT to identify and avoid obstacles in real-time, ensuring efficient cleaning without manual intervention.

• TrueMapping™ 2.0: Combining dToF sensors with laser-based LiDAR technology, this system creates precise maps of your home, allowing for efficient and systematic cleaning paths.

• OZMO™ Mopping System: DEEBOT models equipped with this feature can vacuum and mop simultaneously, with adjustable water flow levels to suit different floor types.

• Auto-Empty and Auto-Water Refill: Select models come with an OMNI station that automatically empties the dustbin and refills the water tank, reducing the need for manual maintenance.

• YIKO™ Voice Assistant: An integrated AI voice assistant that allows users to control the DEEBOT using natural voice commands, enhancing hands-free operation.

• ECOVACS HOME App: Through this app, users can schedule cleanings, set virtual boundaries, select cleaning modes, and monitor the cleaning process in real-time.

• Auto-Lift Mopping: DEEBOT can automatically lift its mopping pads when detecting carpets, preventing them from getting wet during the cleaning process.

• Hot Water Mop Washing and Hot Air Drying: The OMNI station can wash the mop pads with hot water and dry them with hot air, ensuring hygiene and preventing odors.

• ZeroTangle™ Technology: Designed to prevent hair from tangling in the brush, making it ideal for homes with pets.

• Customizable Cleaning Modes: Users can choose from various cleaning modes such as Auto, Spot, Edge, and Custom Area to suit their specific cleaning needs.

• Smart Home Integration: DEEBOT is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, allowing for seamless integration into your smart home ecosystem.

When it comes to suction, DEEBOTs don’t play coy — though the power you get depends heavily on which model you’re eyeing.
At the entry level, units like the DEEBOT 500 or U2 Pro offer modest suction, typically hovering around 2,000Pa. It’s enough for hard floors and light debris. Step into the mid-range with models like the N8 Pro, T9+, or T10, and suction gets a serious boost, climbing toward 3,000Pa. These bots handle mixed surfaces more confidently. Then we get to the big leagues: the flagship DEEBOT X2 OMNI leads the pack with a beastly 8,000Pa, turning even deep-pile rugs into dust-free zones. Of course, with great suction comes great battery drain, and sometimes a little extra noise.
Mid- and high-tiers feature a floating main brush that adjusts vertically to maintain floor contact, which is especially helpful on uneven surfaces.
Most high-end bots like the X1 and X2 OMNI use a brushless motor, which is not only quieter but also more efficient.

Navigation is where ECOVACS really flexes its tech muscles — but not all bots in the family are equally gifted with brains.
The simpler, budget-friendly models still use gyroscopic navigation or basic sensors, which can miss spots.
In contrast, mid-range DEEBOTs step up with proper LiDAR mapping (laser-based navigation for precise room mapping), carving clean lines through your floor plan and adapting to multi-room layouts with confidence. This is where the TrueMapping™ magic starts to appear, and it genuinely makes a difference in efficiency.
Then there’s the flagship tier, where ECOVACS throws in the big guns — combining LiDAR with advanced AIVI™ (AI Visual Interpretation). These high-end bots don’t just see walls — they identify objects, avoid tangled cords, and sometimes feel like they’re studying your furniture arrangement. It’s impressive, no doubt, though the first few mapping runs can be a little fussy.

The docking station is one of those features you don’t think you need — until you’ve had it.
Entry-level DEEBOTs come with standard charging bases. Mid-range bots often include auto-empty stations. Once you move into flagship territory, ECOVACS goes all in with the OMNI stations — self-emptying, self-cleaning, mop washing, hot-air drying... it’s basically a full-service pit stop. The only real downside is the size; these docks are big, boxy, and they demand floor space.

Their approach to obstacles depends a lot on the model. Entry-level bots rely on bumpers and basic sensors, which means they’ll nudge their way through clutter — not always gracefully. Mid-range models add infrared and 3D sensors for better dodging, though they can still get tripped up by small stuff.
The high-end bots? That’s where AIVI™ and TrueDetect™ (a precise depth-sensing module to detect obstacles on the floor in real time and with millimeter-level accuracy) kick in, using visual AI to spot and avoid objects like shoes, cords, and pet bowls. It’s impressive when it works, but even the smartest models still struggle with a rogue sock or dark mat now and then.

ECOVACS DEEBOTs generally come equipped with 5200mAh lithium-ion batteries, providing respectable runtimes across the lineup. Surprisingly, entry-level models can run up to 330 minutes in quiet mode. Models like the DEEBOT N30 PRO OMNI offer up to 250 minutes of runtime in quiet mode, covering areas up to 4000 ft².
While these figures are impressive, real-world performance can vary based on factors like floor type, suction settings, and obstacle density.
With automatic recharging and resume features baked in across most tiers, DEEBOTs rarely give up halfway. You’ll just want to pick your power level based on your square footage — or risk chasing it around with a dustpan.