Ecovacs WINBOT W2S OMNI
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Window cleaning robot

Ecovacs WINBOT W2S OMNI review

The Winbot with a corner scrubber: 8,000 Pa, a TruEdge brush that drops into the corners at 200 rpm, an 80 ml tank for 50 m² and a 5.2 kg battery station for 110 minutes off the mains.

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8,000 PaNot published30 min backupSpray system

Review method: Specification analysis

Our verdict

With the W2S OMNI, Ecovacs answers the oldest complaint about square window robots: the corners. A TruEdge scrubber drops when the machine reaches a frame and spins at up to 200 rpm into the corner a cloth cannot reach, and a Quad-Edge mode works the four edges to within 1.1 cm. Against the W2 PRO OMNI, suction rises to 8,000 Pa in standard mode and 3,000 Pa on the move, with automatic pressure compensation, and the tank grows to 80 ml for 50 m² a fill. The station is the same idea: a 5.2 kg base with a 4,500 mAh battery for 110 minutes without a socket, about 65 m² in fast mode, an auto-winding composite cable, a suction cup rated at over 800 N and a 30-minute reserve if the power fails. It plans with WIN-SLAM 4.0, resumes after an interruption, returns to its start, handles panes tilted up to 45° and gives voice prompts. At 1.95 kg it is heavier than the W2 PRO OMNI, at 68 dB it is as loud as a Winbot gets, and Ecovacs publishes neither a mode count nor a maximum pane size.

Pros

  • TruEdge scrubber for the corners at 200 rpm, Quad-Edge mode to within 1.1 cm
  • 8,000 Pa with pressure compensation and a 30-minute power-cut reserve
  • 80 ml tank for 50 m² a fill, wide-angle spray
  • Battery station: 110 minutes with no socket, anchored at over 800 N
  • Works on panes tilted up to 45°

Cons

  • 68 dB, level with the W3 OMNI as the loudest Winbot
  • 1.95 kg, 350 g more than the W2 PRO OMNI on the same 110-minute station battery
  • Deep mode covers about 26 m² on one station charge
  • Ecovacs publishes neither a mode count nor a maximum pane size

Best for

  • Framed windows where the corners show
  • Balconies and rooms without a socket

Not recommended for

  • Anyone who needs the job done quietly
  • Frameless glass only, where the corner brush has nothing to do

Score breakdown

Cleaning
73 /100
Adhesion
100 /100
Coverage
73 /100
Safety
76 /100
Navigation
100 /100
Ease of Use
62 /100
Reliability
62 /100
Value
38 /100
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In detail

Cleaning

It sprays water from a 80 ml tank and cleans about 50 m² per fill. It reaches into corners.

Grip and fit

Suction of 8,000 Pa keeps it on the glass, with pressure compensation. It detects the pane edge, so frameless glass is fine.

Safety

After a power cut it holds on for 30 minutes. A safety rope is included.

Navigation and control

It plans its path, resumes after an interruption, returns to where it started and steers round obstacles. It comes with a remote. It gives voice prompts. It runs cordless.

Video reviews

Public YouTube reviews by other authors, picked automatically by title and views and refreshed every few days. They do not feed the Verdict Score.

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Specifications

Cleaning

Spray system
Yes
Water tank
80 ml
Glass per fill
50 m²
Cleaning speed
Not published
Cleaning modes
Not published
Corner cleaning
Yes
Corner scrubber
TruEdge, lowered at the frame, up to 200 rpm
Edge mode reach
Quad-Edge mode to 1.1 cm
Time per square metre
About 1 min 45 s, fast mode
Area on one station charge
About 65 m² fast mode, 26 m² deep mode

Adhesion

Suction
8,000 Pa
Pressure compensation
Yes
Suction while moving
3,000 Pa

Fit

Largest pane
Not published
Smallest pane
30 × 40 cm
Edge detection
Yes
Other surfaces
No
Frame detected from
2 mm
Maximum pane tilt
45°

Safety

Power-cut backup
30 min
Safety rope
Yes
Rope rating
Not published
Fault self-check
No
Station
5.2 kg, suction cup over 800 N, auto-winding cable
Edge sensing response
0.2 s
Stated protection layers
12

Navigation

Path planning
Yes
Resumes after interruption
Yes
Returns to start
Yes
Steers round obstacles
Yes

Control

Remote control
Yes
Voice prompts
Yes
Cable reach
5.5 m
Cordless
Yes

Power

Battery
4,500 mAh
Runtime
1 h 50 min
Charging time
3 h

Connectivity

Wi-Fi
No
Bluetooth
Yes
4G / LTE
No

Physical

Weight
1.95 kg
L × W × H
270 × 270 × 76 mm
Noise
68 dB

Support

Warranty
24 months
Released
Not published

Data source: Ecovacs DE shop embedded specification list and global product page, retrieved September 9, 2026; DE copy and EU instruction manual re-read 2026-10-21

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