DEEBOT T8

I am super happy with my new ecovac! This is my first time buying a robot vacuum, and I was a little nervous about the setup and it being overly complex. Let me tell you, it was SO EASY! Set up: once you open up the box, just plug in the docking station and switch it on near the cord. Then lift the top cover of the Deebot and scan the QR code underneath. Download the app and press start on the app. Then it literally tells you what to do step by step with pictures (switch the on switch, return to docking station, etc.). The Deebot talks to you as well. You can see in my video. There is a full paper manual if you prefer, but literally just starting the app was so easy. To help it find the docking station for the first time, you have to push it into the docking space (put the back side in. Opposite of the camera). Navigation: Let it roam around and map your house. (The app prompts you to do this). Just close any doors or block off spaces you don't want it to go. After that, it will remember where to go. The wheels on the bottom and lift kit help it navigate easily. It lifts pretty high and can go over raised carpet edges etc. So easily and seemlessly. Power and suction: You can set the power and suction level on the app and change it easily. On the normal setting it picked up large debris and fine dust. The sweeper on the side and the roller sweeper on the bottom quite literally got everything with out missing. The device stays connected to your Wi-Fi all the time. Even though the app is on your phone, you do not have to be in range to start it. You can literally tell it to start while you are not home. Or you can schedule regular times. The app: I posted a screenshot of the app. When you start a cleaning, you can click to tell it to sweep, mop, or both. Set the suction level and speed. You can also go to advanced settings and tell it to do different things in each room if you want. For example, I want it to mop the kitchen but not anywhere else. It automatically detects carpet, so you don't have to tell it not to mop the carpet. It's so logical! You can also save your settings and name them in "favorites". For example, you could save one set of instructions and name it "daily clean" and another setting you could call "company is coming over" Oh, and did I mention, you can also talk to it! So if you have your settings saved you can say "start cleaning for company coming over." And you can also name your robot. It's so cute! Docking station: Ok so the docking station is big. I'm going to keep it under a little side table. It does have a cord wrapping space in the back so it can sit up right flush with the wall. My video just doesn't show this. The size is understandable though because it empties into the dust compartment, and it has a separate clean water tank, detergent dispenser, and dirty water tank. All compartments are very easy to remove, empty,and place back in. And I appreciate that the compartments are large enough that I don't have to change them every day. Maybe if you have pets you would change them once a week, but it holds a lot. The dust compartment is as big as my regular vacuum. In fact, I am getting rid of my regular vacuum!

Ecovacs X11 Omni Review I love this robot vacuum (I named him the King of Cleans) so much that I don’t even know where to start other than saying it’s worth every penny. I truly have zero complaints and nothing but good things to say about it. It’s expensive, but you truly get what you pay for. My old robot vacuum has gotten stuck in various places in my house, had a small water tank that needed filling daily, etc. This robot vacuum does everything a robot vacuum should do and does it SO well. Setup is easy and guided with very simple instructions printed, then the app guides you through the rest. VACUUM The vacuum is absolutely amazing. I have three dogs that shed. They have a doggy door so they track in dirt (and mud when it’s raining). I regularly find myself saying I can’t believe the floor is so clean. This thing an amazing job vacuuming and not missing a spot. It’s surprisingly quiet even on strong suction, and not loud on turbo. The dog hair barely gets stuck in the brush and hasn’t clogged up the bin at all. It does a good job of auto emptying before that ever becomes a problem. MOP The mopping is also wonderful. To be honest I haven’t thought twice about it other than thinking the floors always look clean. Having a robot with a roller mop instead of mop pads seems to be the biggest difference. There are no streaks and it never misses a spot. It has the option to automatically add cleaning solution to the water, or heavy duty cleaning solution depending on how dirty the floor is. It will also automatically identify extra dirty spots and go back and really scrub it clean. I never have to have it go spot clean or scrub a spot by hand. I’m genuinely impressed by how well it identifies muddy spots. THE DOCK (AKA The Pit Crew) I am blown away by the improvements in technology. This thing empties dirty water, addds clean water, washes the mop, and empties the vacuum. The water tanks are big enough that it can mop the floors daily and only need to fill up the water maybe twice a week for 1100 square feet of actual floor space (which excludes furniture, appliances). If you only mop 1x a week the tank will last a several weeks. The vacuum empties into a bagless container which is sooo nice not having to buy extra bags. BATTERY LIFE This thing cleans my entire house on a single charge. It never has to go back and recharge halfway through like my old vacuum. Absolutely amazing battery life. APP I could write a whole review about the features in the app. Even if you aren’t a techy person, I promise it is absolutely worth spending some time going through all of the settings in the app and setting everything up to work for you. There are all kinds of settings like how often to empty, how to handle thin rugs, how long to clean the mop, settings to better avoid pets, stain detection, the order it cleans rooms, scheduling cleaning, etc. You can also connect it to Alexa with a skill so you can tell the vacuum to vacuum and mop an area, room, or everything. SUMMARY If you hate vacuuming and mopping, this thing is for you. I never have to follow it or spot clean manually. I can’t say enough good things about it and it’s worth the price.

I have been using Rosie, our ecovac for around 6 months now and overall have been happy with the purchase. In the beginning she struggled with vacuuming as we had completed a major renovation on our home. Even with contractors shop vacuuming, it took a few months to get the dust to stop settling. Once our floors were at a normal level of messiness, she has done great. I knocked 1 star off because she isn’t able to be set on a schedule. I’d like to run her nightly in our main living area because all pets are contained during this time but since she can’t be programmed, I have to remember to push the button in the app each night. First world problem for sure, but I often set the space up for cleaning (I like to move the barstools and dining chairs so she can better reach those areas) then plan to push the button as I crawl into bed and forget more often than I remember. For the price, I would think programming a schedule would be doable. Her noise level is what I would expect- I don’t want her running while I’m on an call or zoom in the same room but not so loud that it bothers anyone at night (bedroom doors are closed). She provides alerts when rollers, lens/sensors need cleaning which is helpful. Otherall, love her and have considered buying a 2nd one for a different level of the house. I also find it so satisfying to empty her dirty water and vac chamber!

This model was recommended by a friend. After my own research for a robot vac with mop for our first floor, which is all laminated wood planking came up with the same model, we hit buy and glad we did. The mop function is just amazing and almost miraculous. We mop 3 nights a week and are surprised how dirty the used water is! Imagine NOT having this level of cleaning. An appreciated and unexpected feature is that it will heat dry the mop after use to prevent mildew. One minor difficulty was getting it to charge if the battery runs low. This happened only when I moved it to another floor without it's charging station to double vac. Instead of manually placing it in the station which didn't initiate charging, I set it nearby and using the app instructed it to return to the station. It had enough battery to move itself 2 feet into position. As others have mentioned, it does require some weekly attention, but not nearly as much as having to do all this mopping and vacuuming myself. I haven't used the AI "smart" cleaning mode yet, and maybe that's where some of the other reviews have reported some dissatisfaction <shrug>. We are very happy with this purchase. If your situation warrants this robot's strengths (excellent mopping of large smooth flooring), I recommend a purchase.

This is actually a eview of two "similar" items, the Deebots T80 and the Deebots X11. Amazon will not let me write two seperate reviews on the Similar Items basis, even though they are two completely different cleaning systems. The T80 uses a spinning disk mop, the X11 uses a next generation (per Ecovacs) roller type mop. First review is the Evacs Deebot T80 - upon unboxing and set up, I found it not as described, being over three inches taller than stated in the description. The height of the charging base is 3.5" taller than the 15.94" shown under Product Measurementrs section. These are big units, I intended to place it under an existing shelf - - size matters and it didn't fit. I reboxed and returned it unused. I would not have ordered it if the description was right. Second review - the X11 Omni-Cyclone. After unboxing, verifying size andcontinuing with set up, I downloaded the app and actually read the Terms Of Service. To my surprise: TERMS OF SERVICE Section 2.5 - Ecovacs may/will charge a fee to recover a lost/forgotten password; Section 2.7 - Ecovacs may/will charge a fee to freeze/unfreeze service in the event of a breech; Section 3.1 - the user CAN opt out of personal data collection but; Section 3.2 - Ecovacs is entitled to use "not categorized as personal data" collected as "intellectual property"; Section 4.1 - Ecovacs MAY START CHARGING A FEE FOR SERVICES THAT ARE NOW FREE, and if you refuse to pay the fee, you may not be able to use certain "complementary services" In short, though you will own the device, you will not, eventually, own the ability to use it - "own nothing and be happy" - sound familiar? I fought the urge to rebox and return at that moment, but it was a major check in the "Pure Garbage" column. On to the performance review: GETS LOST REPEATEDLY - first part of the use process is the vacuum scouts and records a map of your living space, keeping track of furniture, flooring surfaces, doors etc., and divides those spaces into rooms etc. Good wifi is needed throughout, which accorning to the signal monitor on the app, I had. During the next two weeks while supposedly building nuance and getting smarter, on many occasions, the vacuum thought is was in different locations on the map far from where it actually was, meaning - if the vac was trying to get back to the base to empty or recharge, it could not - imagine holding a map tilted at 90 degrees and thinking you are actually at the top of themap, but you're not. And there's no way to recalibrate - you can only carry the vac back to the base and start over. More than once, the vac even got lost inches from and in front of the dock. Ridiculous. CAN'T SEE IN THE DARK - The vacuum uses AI, Infared and Recorded Video mapping to get around. You can actually look around your living space using the onboard camera, which is both neat and very creepy if hacked, which is very possible. Though I didn't verify, I almost guarantee that the cameras feed into the whole Flock/Ring camera surveillance network withor without your permission. But I digress - the vacuum repeatedly got lost at the dark end of a hall, and refused to function without adequate light when I tried to have the thing vacuum after lights out. CUSTOMER SERVICE: I tried three times to contact customer service via the Chat feature in the app, but each time, had to enter lots of information (name, location, email, phone, model, serial number etc) but was hit with Discount Spin/Join popups and could not progress to customer service, even after updating the app and re-entering my information. ACTUAL PERFORMANCE During the two weeks the vacuum was in my possession, I made a minimum of six four plus hour attempts to get the thing to work as promised without me having to physically return the device to the docking station and start cleaning over. ONE TIME it actually came close to working. Most times, it drove around in random patterns, stopping and going weird circles or lines across rooms. The time it did clean my tile floors, it did a very good job, and the two or three times the vacuum of carpeted areas worked, it only worked well with boosted (high power), double pass cleaning turned on. It's a good looking, seemingly well made product. I did't have it long enough to comment on durability, but the robo-vac is quite heavy (seems substantial) andthe base seems well made. Nothing about it felt cheap. Long story short, I liked how it cleans but think it's too advanced for it's own good - this thing aint ready for showtime.

The ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone has completely redefined what I expect from a robot vacuum. From the moment I unboxed it, it was clear that this isn’t just a vacuum—it’s a full-fledged cleaning companion for large homes. The first thing that stands out is the PowerBoost GaN fast charging, which ensures the X11 is back in action almost immediately, even when tackling multiple rooms or max suction cleaning. For a house like mine, this is a total game-changer—no more waiting hours for a recharge. The OZMO Roller 2.0 with TruEdge 3.0 is an absolute marvel. It hugs walls and corners like it’s trained for it, scrubbing away dirt and pet paw prints that I didn’t even realize were there. Speaking of pets, the ZeroTangle 3.0 brushes are a lifesaver—my dogs shed constantly, and I no longer have to wrestle with hair-wrapped brushes. The suction power is phenomenal, pulling up everything from fine dust to heavier debris, while the airflow optimization makes it surprisingly quiet for such a powerful machine. The TruePass 4-Wheel Climbing system means this robot navigates thresholds, door tracks, and even small steps effortlessly. I was skeptical at first, but it truly moves seamlessly from carpet to hardwood to tile without missing a beat or requiring manual intervention. The Smart Wet & Dry Clean is equally impressive; the X11 automatically lifts its mop when on carpets, preventing soggy mishaps while still tackling sticky spills and dust in one pass. The crown jewel has to be the bagless OMNI Station. Self-washing roller mop, dual-solution deep cleaning, auto-refill, and drying—maintenance feels almost magical. It’s eco-friendly too, cutting down on disposable bags and reducing effort to nearly zero. Finally, the YIKO Agent truly makes it smarter every day. It learns my habits, knows which rooms need extra attention, and even adapts to my cleaning schedule. It’s hands-free cleaning at its finest—I honestly feel like I’ve been handed a personal cleaning assistant who never complains, never misses a spot, and never needs a coffee break. In short, the DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone isn’t just a vacuum; it’s a revolution in home cleaning. For anyone with a large home, pets, or a desire to reclaim their weekends from mundane chores, this robot is worth every penny. It’s powerful, precise, intuitive, and surprisingly elegant—a rare combination of high-tech engineering and practical everyday convenience.

I had high hopes for this vacuum based on the ad and even some of the reviews. Alas, I am disappointed. 3 months in I feel I have had ample time to evaluate performance. My house is around 1200sq ft with laminate flooring and area rugs in the 2 bedrooms and living room. 3 dogs bathed regularly, a small bird and 2 people with long hair. I try to run the vacuum every other day just to stay on top of normal household dust and debris. I pick up the floors beforehand to minimize obstacles. Living on a mini farm we leave shoes at the door in the garage and wear slippers indoors to decrease the debris brought inside. It takes 4-5 hours on the deep clean vac then mopping mode. Not a problem though because the vacuum is pretty quiet so it doesn't matter if you're home or not. I run it on this mode because even on the deep clean mode it misses a lot. To worsen the matter it leaves clumps of hair scattered around the house (usually on the rugs) and noticeable amounts of dust/debris around edges especially. It tends to scatter debris with its sweeper brush rather than sweep it into its path. It leaves the most along edges of the low carpets (presumably due to the change in height). There is a noticeable amount of dog hair left on the rugs so I assume suction is lacking for rug cleaning. I regularly have to clean the roller brush of tangled hair and empty the vac bin since it doesn't seem to empty itself. Not sure if it doesn't have a full sensor or what. As often as it has to go back for a quick charge you'd think it would automatically empty the bin each time but it doesn't. The mop head also accumulates wet debris in its slot requiring regular cleaning. You'd think that wouldn't happen if the vacuum was actually sucking up debris prior to mopping... The vac has a sleek base design that requires the amount of space an armchair would take up, but where the vac sits inside its garage there is a lot of debris sitting underneath that has to be cleaned separately. The tanks hold plenty of water for a couple of mopping passes. Worth mentioning that the vac talks to you to let you know it needs to go charge and when its cleaning the mop with hot water (I haven't actually investigated if its actually heating the water or not). To conclude, I wish I had gone with a different vac because my 10 yr old roomba did a better job of cleaning the carpet. I only wanted another because of the self empty, no tangle brush and mop features. At the thousand dollar price point I expect more. If you have no carpet or pets it might be sufficient for your needs. If you have rugs or pet plan on cleaning the rugs with a better vacuum on a regular basis. I use an older dyson v8 stick vac weekly to stay on top of it.

There are good and not so good things about this vacuum / mop. I'll start with the bad. 1. The debris container (dry) tends to have lint collect up around the screen vs down in the bottom of the bin. Its not enough to open the trap door and empty, you have to stick your hand inside and scoop out dust and debris from the screen. 2. On the robot itself, there is a dust bin that temporarily collects lint and debris. On more than one occasion, this has become plugged and does not empty into the station bin. The tell is you start to notice there is no dust / debris in the collection bin. 3. The robot is fairly high maintenance. It requires the robot to be taken apart and cleaned at least weekly ( I use it 2-3 times per week) or else it starts getting stinky. Figuring out how to remove the roller took extra reading. The double-clicking of the diamond should be imprinted on the robot itself, given how often this needs to happen. 4. The app is unnecessarily complicated. The Good: 1. It has good suction and cleans well. The difference on my floors is amazing and I am generally happy with the quality of the clean. 2. It has good navigation and rarely gets stuck 3. I love that it has its own light and can navigate in the dark. I love starting it before I go to bed and program it to clean everywhere other than my bedroom, then wake up to a clean house. 4. It initially mapped my 2600 sq ft house with amazing speed, maybe 20-30 minutes. 5. The battery life is very good. It cleans the whole house with ease.

Muy buena falta que trapee mejor

muy bueno, excelente para todos los dias mantener limpio los lugares mas visibles desde la casa.. 👍

Our 2nd Deebot Ozmo. The first lasted 5 years in a busy household. Used most days to keep the flooring clean, so it was an easy decision to get a new model from the same brand. However, this version came as an import and it seems that means it didn't come with a UK compliant plug / power lead. Luckily we had the original from the older machine, otherwise it would have meant a return. Worth checking the retailer is going to supply correct power lead if choosing to order one.

Rien a redire (après une semaine de utilisation seulement). J'ai été impressionné par la rapidité d'action, la cartographie et l excellente aspiration. Le T8 évite vraiment bien les objets environnants et s adapte très bien aux changements de surface (aspiration plus forte sur les tapis a poils courts). J'ai aimé la possibilité de sélectionner juste une zone personnalisée pour passer soit sur le tapis de l'entrée, soit autour de la table de la salle a manger. L'autonomie est excellente, aucune difficulté a faire chaque étage sur une charge (le multi étage était vraiment indispensable pour moi). Au niveau de la fonctionnalité serpillière, ça reste sympa mais anecdotique avec le système de base. Je regrette notamment de ne pas pouvoir y mettre de produit pour le sol (non recommandé par le fabricant) ou encore de devoir vider/remplir le réservation a chaque utilisation de celle-ci (et enlever/remettre la plaque de la serpillière également). Bref c'est un détail, je reste vraiment très satisfait de ce robot aspirateur qui devient même une petite animation assez amusante a voir travailler...a notre place 😁

Temos porcelanato polido, muito propenso a ficar com marcas após passar pano. Após pesquisa, optamos pelo T80 especialmente por ter o "roller mop". Não chega à perfeição mas é MUITO superior aos demais neste quesito, e atendeu muito bem às expectativas.