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Every Ecovacs DEEBOT robot vacuum we list, ranked, with the T90 range explained model by model and the X11 and X12 beside it, from Ecovacs' own figures.
6 models evaluated · best Verdict Score 81/100 · Updated
Every DEEBOT we list mops with a roller rather than spinning pads, and every one returns to an OMNI station that empties the bin, washes the roller and dries it. They belong either to the T90 family or to the X models. The T90 models are all 95 mm tall and share a 27 cm OZMO ROLLER 3.0, which TruEdge 3.0 pushes 1.5 cm out to the skirting, and a ZeroTangle 4.0 brush. The X models stand 98 mm tall, and each differs from the T90 family in one main way: the X11 PRO OMNI in its shorter 175 mm roller, the X12 OmniCyclone in its bagless cyclone bin.
The T90S PRO OMNI is the T90 with everything switched on: 40,000 Pa, the roller pressed at 4,000 Pa and turning at 260 rpm, two 7.6 cm wheels for 25 mm sills and 49 mm double steps, AIVI 3D 4.0 with an RGB camera, voice control and 350 minutes of runtime. The T90 MAX PRO OMNI keeps the 40,000 Pa but names no camera: a dToF LiDAR maps, TrueDetect 3D structured light reads obstacles from 2 cm, the station washes the roller at 100 °C, and Ecovacs prints 257 minutes of runtime. The T90 MAX OMNI is the same camera-free body at 30,000 Pa by its spec list, with a station that washes the roller without warm water and dries it at 45 °C. The T90 PRO OMNI has 30,000 Pa, AIVI 3D 4.0 vision, TruePass lever wheels for 24 mm sills and 4 cm double steps, and PowerBoost, which restores 10% of the battery in three minutes; its station washes the roller in fresh water at up to 75 °C but does not refill the robot's tank. Over carpet the roller lifts 15 mm on the T90S PRO OMNI, T90 MAX PRO OMNI and T90 PRO OMNI; for the T90 MAX OMNI, Ecovacs' spec lists give 15 or 12 mm.
The X11 PRO OMNI mops with a shorter 175 mm roller, pressed at 3,800 Pa and fed with fresh water; TruEdge 3.0 extends it 1.5 cm, but it lifts only 10 mm over carpet. It has 19,500 Pa with 18 l/s of airflow, its station washes the roller at 75 °C with a soak and two detergents and dries it at 63 °C, and PowerBoost restores 6% of the battery in three minutes; Ecovacs publishes no runtime for it. The X12 OmniCyclone is the bagless one: its station spins the dust into a 1.6-litre container rated for up to 48 days. Its 27 cm roller is rinsed with heated fresh water, extends 2.58 cm and lifts 15 mm under a cover, FocusJet finds dried-on stains with an infrared sensor and sprays them with diluted solution before mopping, and its 22,000 Pa comes with 22 l/s of airflow, against 16 l/s on the T90 PRO OMNI.
The rankings this hub draws on: best robot vacuums with a roller mop, without a camera and with hot-water mop washing. Every score is computed as described in how we score.
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Ecovacs' mid-range roller: 30,000 Pa, a 27 cm roller that extends 1.5 cm and lifts 15 mm, a 75 °C fresh-water wash, 2.4 cm sills on the TruePass wheels, AIVI 3D 4.0 and PowerBoost top-ups.
Ecovacs' fullest T90: 40,000 Pa, a 27 cm roller at 4,000 Pa and 260 rpm that extends 1.5 cm and lifts 15 mm, 25 mm sills, AIVI 3D 4.0 with an RGB camera, voice control and 350 minutes of runtime.
Ecovacs' bagless roller flagship: 22,000 Pa and 22 l/s, a 27 cm roller that extends 2.58 cm and lifts 15 mm, FocusJet stain spraying, voice control and a 1.6 l cyclone bin for 48 days.
Ecovacs' roller-mop flagship: 19,500 Pa, a 175 mm mop roller that extends 1.5 cm to the skirting, a station that washes it at 75 °C with two detergents, and PowerBoost recharging mid-clean.
The camera-free T90 MAX PRO OMNI body at 30,000 Pa: a 27 cm roller at 3,800 Pa that extends 1.5 cm and lifts on carpet, dToF LiDAR, 45 °C drying and a 2.5 l bag, but no warm-water wash.
Ecovacs' 40,000 Pa roller flagship without a camera: a 27 cm roller at 3,800 Pa that extends 1.5 cm and lifts 15 mm, dToF LiDAR with structured light, a 100 °C wash and 257 minutes of runtime.