9 Best Deebot Vacuums of 2025

The ECOVACS DEEBOT N10 PLUS punches well above its weight, delivering true hands-free convenience at a wallet-friendly price. With 3800Pa suction, a 2.5L auto-empty station, and LiDAR-powered navigation, it balances performance and automation for budget-conscious users. Its standout feature—simultaneous vacuuming and mopping—works seamlessly on hard floors, while smart carpet detection prevents wet messes. For those tired of daily maintenance, this model offers two months of set-and-forget cleaning, making it a game-changer for small to medium homes.

In real-world testing, the N10 PLUS handles open-concept layouts with precision, mapping spaces in under 10 minutes using its dToF sensor. It cleaned 1,800 sq. ft. on a single charge (in quiet mode), transitioning smoothly between tile and low-pile rugs. The 330-minute runtime is impressive, though max suction cuts it to 200 minutes—still solid for most homes. While it avoids carpets during mopping, it lacks advanced obstacle recognition, occasionally bumping into chair legs. The mopping pad glides evenly, but thick spills require multiple passes to fully lift.

Against the pricier T30S or X9 PRO, the N10 PLUS trades raw power and AI smarts for exceptional value in the entry-level auto-empty category. It’s ideal for pet owners and busy households wanting low-maintenance floor care without overspending. While it doesn’t offer hot-water washing or ultra-high suction, its reliable mapping and long runtime make it a smarter pick than basic bots. Compared to the T8 AIVI, it delivers more automation at a similar price—just without live video or advanced AI navigation.

The DEEBOT T30S is a mid-tier powerhouse that brings flagship features within reach, anchored by its 11,000Pa suction and all-in-one OMNI Station. This isn’t just a robot vacuum—it’s a fully autonomous floor-care system that self-empties, refills water, washes the mop with 158℉ hot water, and dries it automatically. For homes craving deep clean without daily intervention, the T30S delivers near-luxury performance with real-time re-mopping and TruEdge adaptive mopping that hits within 1mm of baseboards.

During testing, the T30S tackled multi-surface homes up to 2,500 sq. ft., navigating around toys, cords, and furniture with TrueDetect 3D 3.0. Its ZeroTangle brush handled long pet hair flawlessly—no wraps after a week of daily runs. The hot-water mop washing eliminated coffee stains and kitchen splatters in one go, a major leap over cold-water bots. However, the 180-minute runtime means it may need a recharge in very large homes, and the OMNI Station is bulky—requiring dedicated space near a water source.

Pitted against the N10 PLUS, the T30S offers superior suction, smarter mopping, and full self-care—but costs more. Compared to the X9 PRO, it lacks the triple lift system and AI habit learning, yet matches it in core automation. It’s perfect for medium to large homes with pets, where deep, consistent cleaning matters most. For the price, it delivers closer to premium-tier performance than any other mid-range Deebot.

The DEEBOT 661 is the essential entry point into robotic cleaning, offering core functionality without fluff. With convertible vacuuming and mopping, it lets users swap between a dustbin and water tank—ideal for renters or small apartments. Though it lacks auto-emptying or advanced navigation, its optimized LiDAR system ensures systematic coverage on hard floors, avoiding drops and collisions reliably. For under $100, it’s a no-frills workhorse that solves the basic pain of daily sweeping.

In practice, the 661 cleaned 800 sq. ft. in about 70 minutes, with 110 minutes of total runtime—enough for most compact homes. Max mode boosts suction for crumbs and pet food, though it drains the battery faster. The mopping function works best on light dust and footprints, not sticky spills. It struggles with dark thresholds and low-light corners due to basic sensors, and no app mapping means you can’t set zones or schedules remotely.

Compared to the T8 AIVI or N20, the 661 is stripped down but dependable—perfect for first-time users or secondary spaces like offices or guest rooms. It’s the most affordable way to test robot cleaning before upgrading. While it doesn’t match the intelligence or power of newer models, its simplicity and durability make it a solid starter. Against the N10 PLUS, it lacks automation but wins on upfront cost.

The DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone is the pinnacle of robotic floor care, merging 19,500Pa BLAST suction, OZMO Roller 2.0, and a bagless OMNI Station into one seamless system. This isn’t just powerful—it’s intelligently adaptive, with AIVI 3D 3.0 recognizing shoes, cords, and pet bowls in real time. Its PowerBoost GaN charging recharges 40% faster, letting it resume cleaning quickly, even on max suction. For large, multi-surface homes, it’s the ultimate set-and-forget solution.

Field tests showed flawless navigation across 3,000 sq. ft., with TruePass 4-wheel climbing handling 0.9” thresholds effortlessly. The triple lift system raised mops and brushes on carpets, preventing wet messes and boosting suction. Mopping was streak-free and odor-free, thanks to 167°F hot water washing and instant self-cleaning. The bagless auto-empty is a game-changer—no recurring costs, just monthly emptying. However, the station is large, and setup requires water line access.

Stacked against the X9 PRO, the X11 offers higher suction, faster charging, and a greener bagless design. Compared to the T80 OMNI, it adds AI learning via YIKO Agent, which adapts to your schedule. It’s built for large, busy homes with pets and kids, where deep, daily cleaning is non-negotiable. For those willing to invest, it delivers the most advanced, future-proof cleaning experience in the Deebot lineup.

The DEEBOT X9 PRO OMNI is a high-performance beast built for homes that demand deep, intelligent cleaning with zero effort. With 16,600Pa BLAST suction, ZeroTangle 3.0, and a triple lift system, it adapts instantly to carpets, tiles, and thresholds. Its OZMO Roller self-washes in real time, ensuring fresh, clean mopping with every pass—a major upgrade over dual-pad systems that smear grime. For pet owners, it’s a lifesaver, lifting embedded fur and dander with ease.

In real use, the X9 PRO cleaned 2,800 sq. ft. with precision, thanks to AIVI 3D 3.0 and LiDAR mapping 100+ obstacles. The 150-day hands-free maintenance cycle means you’ll rarely touch dirt—ideal for vacations or busy schedules. The OMNI Station handles refilling, drying, and emptying flawlessly. However, the mop drying time is longer than competitors, and the robot is noisy on max suction—not ideal for light sleepers.

Against the T30S, it offers longer maintenance cycles, better edge cleaning, and AI smarts. Compared to the X11, it trades bagless convenience and GaN charging for slightly lower suction. It’s the best high-end pick for pet-heavy, large homes where cleanliness and automation are top priority. For the investment, it delivers near-perfect performance with minimal upkeep.

The DEEBOT N20 is a budget mopping standout, combining 8000Pa suction with the OZMO Pro 2.0 vibrating mopping system to tackle stubborn kitchen and bathroom messes. Unlike passive mops, its high-frequency vibration scrubs floors like a manual wipe, lifting dried sauce and footprints with ease. With TrueMapping 2.0, it maps homes quickly—just 8 minutes—and follows a systematic grid pattern for full coverage. For those who mop weekly, it’s a smart upgrade from basic bots.

In testing, it cleaned 1,500 sq. ft. on 200 minutes of runtime, switching between suction and mopping without issue. The 4-stage filtration captured fine dust and allergens, great for sensitive households. However, it lacks auto-emptying, so you’ll empty the bin every few days. The vibrating mop works wonders on hard floors but struggles on textured tiles. Also, no app-based room selection limits customization.

Compared to the N10 PLUS, it offers better mopping but less automation. Against the T8 AIVI, it has stronger scrubbing but weaker AI. It’s ideal for small homes prioritizing mopping performance over full autonomy. For the price, it delivers better deep-clean mopping than most bots under $200—just without the hands-free perks.

The DEEBOT N20e Plus redefines budget self-emptying with 10,000Pa suction, a bagless base, and 300-minute runtime—all in one powerful package. Its patented tangle-free roller handles pet hair like a pro, eliminating the #1 pain point for furry households. The bagless auto-empty station is a win—no recurring costs, just monthly disposal. With laser smart mapping, it builds accurate floor plans fast, letting you set no-go zones and room schedules via app.

In real use, it cleaned 2,500 sq. ft. in a single run, navigating around furniture with confidence. The mopping function covered large areas evenly, though it didn’t lift sticky spills as well as vibrating mops. The 300-minute battery is class-leading, but max suction cuts it to 180 minutes. The station is compact, a plus for tight spaces, but the mop drying is passive, risking mildew if not used frequently.

Versus the N20, it adds auto-emptying and longer runtime—a huge leap. Against the T30S, it lacks hot-water wash but matches in suction. It’s the best budget pick for large homes wanting self-emptying without the premium tag. For pet owners, it’s a near-perfect balance of power, convenience, and cost.

The DEEBOT T8 AIVI is the smartest robot under $200, blending AI object recognition, on-demand live video, and 3-hour runtime into a feature-packed hybrid. Its AIVI 2.0 system identifies shoes, socks, and cords in real time, avoiding collisions—no more pre-cleaning required. The HD live video feed lets you check on pets or kids remotely, turning the bot into a mobile security device. With 4 water flow levels, mopping is precise and customizable.

In testing, it mapped a 3,200 sq. ft. home in 12 minutes, cleaning for nearly 3 hours on standard mode. The oscillating OZMO mopping lifted light stains well, though not as deeply as roller mops. It works with the Auto-Empty Station (sold separately), unlocking true hands-free use. However, without it, you’ll empty the bin daily. The AI avoids most obstacles, but still stumbles on dark rugs or low cables.

Compared to the N20, it offers better AI and video, but less suction. Against the N10 PLUS, it has longer runtime and smarter navigation, but no auto-empty unless upgraded. It’s the best pick for tech lovers and pet owners who want smart features without breaking the bank. For the value, it delivers more intelligence than any other bot in its class.

The DEEBOT T80 OMNI is the best high-end value, packing 18,000Pa suction, OZMO Roller mopping, and a 10-in-1 OMNI Station into a single, powerful system. It’s flagship-level cleaning at a mid-tier price, with real-time hot-water washing at 167℉ and TruEdge technology for edge-to-edge shine. For homes tired of streaks and missed corners, this bot delivers visibly cleaner floors with every run.

Testing showed flawless navigation across 2,600 sq. ft., with AIVI 3D 3.0 recognizing over 100 obstacles. The ZeroTangle 3.0 brush handled long pet hair without a single wrap. The slim 3.1-inch body slipped under sofas and beds, cleaning where others can’t. The hot-air drying at 113℉ prevented mold, and the self-refilling station meant no manual water top-ups.

Pitted against the X9 PRO, it offers higher suction and better mopping, though less AI learning. Compared to the T30S, it has stronger suction and a more compact station. It’s ideal for homes wanting premium performance without the $700+ price tag. For the balance of power, automation, and value, it’s the smartest high-end choice in the Deebot lineup.