Ecovacs WINBOT W3 OMNI
Ecovacs' 2026 flagship: 10,000 Pa, a TruEdge corner scrubber, six nozzles on an 80 ml tank for 50 m², 16 cm/s, and a 10 kg station that washes the pads itself and runs 130 minutes off the mains.
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Our verdict
The W3 OMNI is the first Winbot whose station does more than hold the robot. Vortex Wash scrubs the pads inside the 10 kg base with 16 jets and four discs at 200 rpm, about a minute per wash, so you never handle a dirty cloth. The robot moves at 16 cm/s, the fastest figure Ecovacs has published, plans with WIN-SLAM 5.0, steers round obstacles from 1 mm, resumes after an interruption and returns to its start. A TruEdge scrubber drops at the frame and spins at up to 200 rpm into the corners, and six nozzles wet 50 m² of glass from one 80 ml fill. The Canadian spec list prints a peak of 10,000 Pa with 3,300 Pa on the move, and the US copy repeats the 10,000 Pa; the German copy quotes 8,000 Pa in its fall-protection list. The station's 9,000 mAh battery runs 130 minutes, about 120 m² in fast mode, its primary rope is rated to 100 kg, the suction cup to over 800 N, and the robot keeps its grip for 30 minutes if the power fails. The cost is 2.1 kg on the glass, 68 dB and no stated maximum pane.
Pros
- Vortex Wash: the station cleans the pads itself in about a minute
- 16 cm/s on a WIN-SLAM 5.0 route with resume, return to start and obstacle avoidance from 1 mm
- TruEdge corner scrubber at 200 rpm; 80 ml tank for 50 m² a fill
- 130 minutes from the station battery, rope rated to 100 kg, 30-minute power-cut reserve
- Voice prompts in 11+ languages, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, omnidirectional app control
Cons
- 2.1 kg on the glass, the heaviest Winbot alongside the W2S PRO OMNI
- 68 dB, level with the W2S OMNI as the loudest Winbot
- The German copy's fall-protection list prints 8,000 Pa where the US copy and the Canadian spec list print 10,000 Pa
- A 10 kg station to carry; no maximum pane size stated
Best for
- Households with many windows who want the pads washed for them
- Balconies and rooms without a socket, with glass that needs the corners done
Not recommended for
- A flat with a few small panes, where the mini 2 does the job for far less
- Anyone who wants a light robot to lift onto the glass
Edited by Maciej Ziółko, founder and editor. Method: specification analysis of the makers' published figures, explained on our scoring and editorial policy pages.
Score breakdown
- Cleaning
- 84 /100
- Adhesion
- 100 /100
- Coverage
- 73 /100
- Safety
- 70 /100
- Navigation
- 100 /100
- Ease of Use
- 61 /100
- Reliability
- 62 /100
- Value
- 27 /100
In detail
Cleaning
It sprays water from a 80 ml tank and cleans about 50 m² per fill. It moves at 16 cm/s. It has 7 cleaning modes. It reaches into corners.
Grip and fit
Suction of 10,000 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, rated for 100 kg.
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.
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Specifications
Cleaning
- Spray system
- Yes
- Water tank
- 80 ml
- Glass per fill
- 50 m²
- Cleaning speed
- 16 cm/s
- Cleaning modes
- 7
- Corner cleaning
- Yes
- Corner scrubber
- TruEdge, lowered at the frame, up to 200 rpm, retracts after cleaning
- Edge precision
- 1.1 mm
- Time per square metre
- About 1 min 35 s, fast mode
- Area on one station charge
- About 120 m² fast mode, 48 m² deep mode
- Spray nozzles
- 6
- Pad washing
- Vortex Wash in the station: 16 jets at 20 kPa, four discs at 200 rpm, about 1 minute
- Modes in the app
- Eight, counting remote steering
Adhesion
- Suction
- 10,000 Pa
- Pressure compensation
- Yes
- Suction while moving
- 3,300 Pa
- Suction in the German copy
- 8,000 Pa in the German fall-protection list, where the US copy's list prints 10000Pa; 10,000 Pa is also the Canadian spec list's peak
Fit
- Largest pane
- Not published
- Smallest pane
- 30 × 40 cm
- Edge detection
- Yes
- Other surfaces
- No
- Frame type
- Framed and frameless, as Ecovacs lists it
- Frame detected from
- 1 mm (70%), 2 mm (95%)
- Obstacle detected from
- 1 mm (70%), 2 mm (95%)
- Maximum pane tilt
- ±90°
Safety
- Power-cut backup
- 30 min
- Safety rope
- Yes
- Rope rating
- 100 kg
- Fault self-check
- No
- Station
- 10 kg, suction cup over 800 N, auto-winding cable, 63 dB
- Station battery
- 9,000 mAh at 21.9 V, 120 W rated power
- Edge sensing response
- 0.02 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
- Voice prompt languages
- 11+
- Mains lead to the station
- 1.8 m
Power
- Battery
- 9,000 mAh
- Runtime
- 2 h 10 min
- Charging time
- 3 h
Connectivity
- Wi-Fi
- Yes
- Bluetooth
- Yes
- 4G / LTE
- No
Physical
- Weight
- 2.1 kg
- L × W × H
- 270 × 270 × 76 mm
- Noise
- 68 dB
Support
- Warranty
- 24 months
- Released
- 2026
Data source: Ecovacs DE, CA, US and FR shop product pages and embedded specification lists, retrieved October 1, 2026
Sources
- https://www.ecovacs.com/de/shop/winbot-window-cleaning-robot/winbot-w3-omni
- https://www.ecovacs.com/ca/shop/winbot-window-cleaning-robot/winbot-w3-omni
- https://www.ecovacs.com/us/shop/winbot-window-cleaning-robot/winbot-w3-omni
- https://www.ecovacs.com/fr/shop/winbot-window-cleaning-robot/winbot-w3-omni
- https://help.ecovacs.com/de/support/warranty
- https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ecovacs-debuts-practical-cleaning-innovations-designed-for-everyday-living-deebot-t90-pro-omni-and-winbot-w3-omni-302703876.html
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