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title: "ECOVACS DEEBOT T20 Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop, Hot Water Mop Washing, Self-Emptying, Hot Air Drying, 6000Pa Suction, OZMO Turbo Spinning Mop with Auto Mop Lift, Obstacle Avoidance, YIKO Voice Assistant"
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# 6000Pa ultra-strong suction 131℉ hot water mop wash TrueMapping 2.0 with 360° home scan ECOVACS DEEBOT T20 Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop, Hot Water Mop Washing, Self-Emptying, Hot Air Drying, 6000Pa Suction, OZMO Turbo Spinning Mop with Auto Mop Lift, Obstacle Avoidance, YIKO Voice Assistant

**Brand:** ecovacs
**Price:** 2479.73 DT
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## Summary

> ✨ Clean smarter, not harder — the future of floor care is here! 🧹

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- **What is this?** ECOVACS DEEBOT T20 Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop, Hot Water Mop Washing, Self-Emptying, Hot Air Drying, 6000Pa Suction, OZMO Turbo Spinning Mop with Auto Mop Lift, Obstacle Avoidance, YIKO Voice Assistant by ecovacs
- **How much does it cost?** 2479.73 DT with free shipping
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## Best For

- ecovacs enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ecovacs brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Carpet Protection:** Auto-lift mopping system detects carpets and lifts mop to keep rugs dry and pristine.
- • **Unmatched Suction Power:** 6000Pa turbo suction with tangle-free rubber brush conquers dust, pet hair, and debris effortlessly.
- • **Heat-Powered Mop Cleaning:** Industry-first hot water mop wash & hot air drying for spotless floors without lifting a finger.
- • **Voice-Controlled Cleaning Freedom:** YIKO Voice Assistant lets you command your robot hands-free — cleaning your home just got futuristic.
- • **Next-Gen Navigation & Obstacle Avoidance:** TrueDetect 3D 3.0 tech scans in real-time to dodge toys, wires, and furniture with millimeter precision.

## Overview

The ECOVACS DEEBOT T20 Omni is a cutting-edge robot vacuum and mop featuring industry-first hot water mop washing at 131℉, self-emptying dustbin with up to 75 days capacity, and powerful 6000Pa suction. Equipped with TrueMapping 2.0 for precise 360° home scanning and advanced TrueDetect 3D 3.0 obstacle avoidance, it intelligently navigates complex spaces. The OZMO Turbo spinning mop with auto mop lift protects carpets while delivering deep edge cleaning. Voice control via YIKO Assistant and smart home compatibility make it a seamless addition to any modern home.

## Description

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Review: Better than most reviewers have indicated, a great value considering the total package. - I have owned a few robot vacuums, most of them from Ecovacs and have been mostly happy with those purchases. Before this unit, my main floor Deebot was the 900, which has been retired to upstairs area. The main thing that drew me to the 900 was one of the first lidar based robots which did a pretty good job over the last few years avoiding obstacles, but it was never perfect even after years of updates. I was very reluctant to trust that the new models have come much further, but I can say I was happily wrong. Initial unboxing and setup was straight forward, especially if you have ever used any robot vacuums. It was interesting to see the auto empty unit was already loaded with a vacuum bag, but others have noted the same thing. It is very possible they quality test the unit in the factory and load the first bag for this test. Not an issue. I placed the auto empty station next to the older 900 unit and its dock, and docked the N8 Pro+ robot after attaching the 2 side sweeping brushes and removing the protection sleeves with the pull tabs. Powered on the toggle switch and the unit indicated it was charging. I used the QR code found under the top cover to download the app (different from the old Ecovacs Deebot app, the Ecovacs Deebot 2017 app, and now called Ecovacs Home). The newer UI on the most recent app is more intuitive and better tools for map managing than the older 2 apps were. This was a welcome finding that they have updated this. The app setup is a bit annoying it that it wants to map the house before any other options are available, so just note setting up no go "walls", rooms, new names, etc are not shown on the UI until the completion of the first cleaning run. Also to note, make sure you have the auto empty station dock flat against a wall that is somehow perpendicular to your house design. This was a major headache if you don't do this. What I mean is if your house is mostly a rectangle or square layout, make sure the wall you start with is 90 degrees to your home layout and not against a wall that is diagonal or circular to your house layout, otherwise, your home map will be weirdly placed on the map it generates forever and all time. You cannot (under the latest version as of 5-28-21) rotate the map once it is generated and the robot/app situates the map of the home based off the angles it detects on first undocking. So if the wall behind the dock isnt flat and perpendicular to the other walls, it may layout your map diagonally. This may not seem like any particular issue until you go to edit your map, generate zones, place no go walls, etc, because the map only uses rectangles to set zones and no mop areas and if you map is off on a diagonal direction, you will have no way to easily set these areas other than virtual no go "walls" which can be diagonal. This seems like a very big oversight and something that could easily be fixed, but there is no current provision for this and will force you to reset the entire map and start all over again. Not the end of the world, but quite an annoyance if you are not aware of what is going on. Hopefully this saves someone that pain. Now for my first cleaning. That main reason I wanted to get this unit is the improved obstacle detection. I hate having to prepare the house for a run so that it doesnt get stuck anywhere only to come find it got stuck and a large reason my last vac didnt just run on a constant schedule. In a large home (4000 sqft) with 2 kids and a dog, it was really awful to assume it would run nonstop without issue. The old unit had horrible times with anything dangling from any possible reach. It was also bad about getting hung up on low pass areas under coffee tables, end tables, etc. This unit happily is not having those issues. The front sensors seem a lot more capable of sensing things it cant fit under perfectly and the map allowed to easily prevent any future (investigations) of those areas where it would only find it couldnt fit. Be very aware, it is known that the first mapping pass takes MUCH longer for the unit to finish and will almost always not happen in the first go and require a recharge and resume. This is as designed as the unit takes extra time to map the area more closely. Once a map exists, the unit will traverse a lot more efficiently and take less time to investigate areas. I did notice this unit struggled slightly more than the 900 with tall rugs, at least at first, but then somehow it seemed to "learn" something and employ a turn around backup maneuver to get up on the rug in reverse since it has more clearance, turn around, and proceed to clean the rest of the rug (a tall pile rug on hard wood floor). I thought at first this would be a fluke, and it just happened to get up on the carpet this way, but multiple cleanings and it still does this to get over the lip of the tall pile rug. I really like the new mapping feature that detects carpet versus hardwood/tile and puts this on the map, even door mats that are carpet. This causes the vacuum to increase suction while over these areas which is a very welcomed feature. My family has already noted, this one if much quieter than the 900 and any other vacuum we have ever used while running. Slight increase over carpet, but being that it is now over carpet, not that audible since it is dampened by the carpet itself. Battery life, many indicate how this has less battery capacity then the last unit, and this is true, but I feel this is a cost cutting measure and not something that is a real issue with the unit. In my opinion, this unit is used differently from before as you can let it run more constant scheduling since it is more capable and can auto empty. When you free your mind to this concept and use it that way, battery life is much less an issue. On the initial run, it needed another charge to finish the entire 1st floor, but subsequent runs can finish on 1 run as it takes 84 minutes to complete the whole floor with some room to spare. If you schedule rooms alternating, etc, you should never run into an issue. The do not disturb times allow you to set this and sort of forget it. Just check the vac bag in the unit from time to time for fullness. One thing I want to mention from the old unit, the old unit was HORRIBLE at returning to the dock to charge, the N8 Pro+ is a lot better at finding the way back to the dock. The old unit would sometimes go in the opposite direction to get home first and sometimes run out of power while trying to find its way back. This unit generally drives right to it. Much better.
Review: Almost perfect robot vacuum with mopping feature - I had previously written a negative review on this vacuum due to the inability of the machine to reliably drain the dirty water from the "sink" at the bottom of the docking station. I'm happy to report that the replacement machine has fixed this issue and has been reliable for about a month. The machine continuously and reliably cleans my home, avoids most obstacles, and "cleans itself" for the most part. I'm pretty happy with it and I've done a side-by-side comparison with my old iRobot. Pros: * The Ecovac does a great job at navigation, avoiding most obstacles (still gets confused by some pieces of furniture) and returning back to base at the end of its work. It's significantly better than the bump-and-run iRobot. * The mopping function has turned out to be a great feature and saves a lot of time. I wouldn't say the floors sparkle, but the amount of crud in the dirty water bin is astounding. * The mobile app does provide a good benefit once your house is properly mapped (it took a few tries here). You can set zones and schedules and fine-tune your ecovacs setting. * You can see the progress of the machine and the stats on the mobile app. Needs improvement * The water tanks are a bit small. I need to refill/drain them almost every day. YMMV but this is on default setting on about 1800sf of hard floors. If you're expecting to set it and forget it for weeks/months, that's not going to happen. * There are a few software glitches. The machine "forgets" to continue cleaning if it returns to base to recharge. That means that some areas of the home get cleaned more than others. It doesn't understand time zones or daylight savings time correctly so your schedules will not adjust properly on those dates. The mobile app could use some usability fit/finish improvements. * I feel that the vacuum power is a bit lacking. It doesn't pick up as much dust/dirt as my old iRobot, but it does often complain the dust bag in the dock needs to be replaced (it's almost empty). That said, I don't see debris or dust on the floor after it runs. * The voice response "OK YIKO" is a good idea, but it doesn't work all that well. Sometimes it doesn't hear the trigger word or fails to understand me. It also seems silly to talk to a vacuum on the floor (just my opinion) especially needing to be right above it. I feel like I'm scolding a pet :) * I don't need it (and actually don't want it), but the video chat feature of the vacuum doesn't work for me. Overall, for the last month this has turned out to be a great device and the customer service team at Ecovacs seems to have improved a lot in answering questions/concerns.

## Features

- Industry's First Robot Vacuum and Mop Cleaner with Hot Water Mop Washing. T20 OMNI washes the mop with 131℉ hot water to dissolve oil and dirt and dries it with hot air. Bringing the heat to the cleaning game.
- Level Up Your Mopping Experience. The brand-new auto-lift mopping system lifts the mopping plates when a carpet is detected, keeping the rugs and carpets clean and dry. The OZMO Turbo pressurized spinning mop offers premium scrubbing capability and cleans right to the edge, giving your floors a better clean than flat and vibrating mops.
- The Most Powerful ECOVACS Robot Vacuum Ever. With a maximum of 6000Pa suction and an upgraded tangle-free rubber brush, T20 OMNI is serious about removing dirt and dust stuck in floor crevices and carpet. The OMNI station empties the robot automatically and holds enough dust for up to 75 days without emptying.
- Next Level Intelligence with YIKO Voice Assistant. Using your T20 OMNI will feel like second nature. The voice command system makes cleaning your house as simple as saying, “Ok YIKO, vacuum under the sofa in the living room.” YIKO is a natural control system that’s even easier than the push of a button.
- Knows Your Home Better than You. No matter how complicated your home is, T20 OMNI optimal TrueMapping 2.0 technology can conduct a 360° scan of the home environment. The detection accuracy for small objects is 4 times higher than LDS, resulting in quicker and more precise mapping.
- Advanced TrueDetect 3D 3.0 Object Avoidance. Based on structured light technology and 3D imaging algorithms, T20 OMNI uses real-time 3D scanning and detection to achieve millimeter level avoidance, capable of identifying and avoiding potential hazards on the ground such as small toys, wires, ensuring a smooth and peaceful cleaning, even in the dark.
- What You Get: T20 robot vacuum, OMNI station, 2 auto-seal dust bags, 1 set of mopping pads, 1 set of side brushes, 1 cleaning brush, multi-function cleaning tool, user manual, friendly after-sale service and our worry-free 12-month warranty.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C4DFB33W |
| Batteries are Included | Yes |
| Battery Life | 190 minutes |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,312,534 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #947 in Robotic Vacuums |
| Brand | ECOVACS |
| Brand Name | ECOVACS |
| Color | White |
| Compatible Devices | Amazon Echo |
| Control Method | App, Voice |
| Controller Type | App Control, Button Control, Voice Control |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 15,159 Reviews |
| Filter Type | Cartridge |
| Form Factor | Robotic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00850035395646 |
| Included Components | 2 auto-seal dust bags, DEEBOT T20 robot, Mop Pad, OMNI station, Side Brush |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 14.3"L x 14.3"W x 4.1"H |
| Item Type Name | robot vacuum cleaner |
| Item Weight | 51 Pounds |
| Lithium Battery Voltage | 14.4 Volts |
| Manufacturer | ECOVACS |
| Model Name | deebot |
| Model Number | OZMOT20M |
| Noise Level | 67 Decibels |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 3 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Hot Water Mop Washing, Auto Mop Lifting, Self-Emptying, Hot Air Drying, 6000Pa Suction, OZMO Turbo Spinning Mopping, TrueDetect 3D 3.0 Object Avoidance, multi-floor mapping, 3D Maps,, YIKO Voice Assistant, Support Alexa and Google Assistant, tangle-free rubber brush, Edge deep cleaning, virtual boundaries |
| Portable | No |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 14.3"L x 14.3"W x 4.1"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home cleaning, Daily use, Carpet cleaning, Hard floor cleaning, Wooden floor cleaning, Low-maintenance cleaning, Voice-controlled cleaning, App-controlled cleaning |
| Special Feature | Hot Water Mop Washing, Auto Mop Lifting, Self-Emptying, Hot Air Drying, 6000Pa Suction, OZMO Turbo Spinning Mopping, TrueDetect 3D 3.0 Object Avoidance, multi-floor mapping, 3D Maps,, YIKO Voice Assistant, Support Alexa and Google Assistant, tangle-free rubber brush, Edge deep cleaning, virtual boundaries Special Feature Hot Water Mop Washing, Auto Mop Lifting, Self-Emptying, Hot Air Drying, 6000Pa Suction, OZMO Turbo Spinning Mopping, TrueDetect 3D 3.0 Object Avoidance, multi-floor mapping, 3D Maps,, YIKO Voice Assistant, Support Alexa and Google Assistant, tangle-free rubber brush, Edge deep cleaning, virtual boundaries See more |
| Style Name | Deebot T20 OMNI |
| Surface Recommendation | Carpet, Hard floor, Wooden floor |
| UPC | 850035395646 |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ECOVACS
- **Color:** White
- **Model Name:** deebot
- **Surface Recommendation:** Carpet, Hard floor, Wooden floor

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does anyone have problems with the mopping feature not working? Hardly any water comes out and the pad is not very wet. This is a brand new vacuum.**
A: You might need to call Ecovacs they would send you different mopping pads! You could test the water absorption of the current pad and see why there is almost literally less less water absorbed through the current pad.

Some bought another brand mopping pad like Dreametech and put it on and works!!

Search on YouTube about this problem some could tell exact same issue like yours! 

Good luck!

**Q: How high of carpet will it work on?**
A: My carpet is about 3/4” and it works fine on it, not sure how high it will go but seems to work good.

**Q: Once the mapping is done, can you set it in the middle of an area and to start cleaning as opposed to starting from the charging dock**
A: Yes, kind of. You can assign what rooms you want it to clean in order, but if you want it start in the “middle” of a room and clean outward, no it can’t do that.  Once mapped you can have it clean a assigned room or several rooms instead of the entire mapped area. You can also narrow the cleaning down in a room to just clean a rug or small patch, but no you can’t have it start in the middle of a room.
I will tell you I have been very impressed with the Deebot. It has never got stuck or lost and it cleans the under table and between chairs very well.

**Q: Does this come with 1 air freshener?**
A: Yes it comes with 1 air freshner

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than most reviewers have indicated, a great value considering the total package.
*by A***A on May 28, 2021*

I have owned a few robot vacuums, most of them from Ecovacs and have been mostly happy with those purchases. Before this unit, my main floor Deebot was the 900, which has been retired to upstairs area. The main thing that drew me to the 900 was one of the first lidar based robots which did a pretty good job over the last few years avoiding obstacles, but it was never perfect even after years of updates. I was very reluctant to trust that the new models have come much further, but I can say I was happily wrong. Initial unboxing and setup was straight forward, especially if you have ever used any robot vacuums. It was interesting to see the auto empty unit was already loaded with a vacuum bag, but others have noted the same thing. It is very possible they quality test the unit in the factory and load the first bag for this test. Not an issue. I placed the auto empty station next to the older 900 unit and its dock, and docked the N8 Pro+ robot after attaching the 2 side sweeping brushes and removing the protection sleeves with the pull tabs. Powered on the toggle switch and the unit indicated it was charging. I used the QR code found under the top cover to download the app (different from the old Ecovacs Deebot app, the Ecovacs Deebot 2017 app, and now called Ecovacs Home). The newer UI on the most recent app is more intuitive and better tools for map managing than the older 2 apps were. This was a welcome finding that they have updated this. The app setup is a bit annoying it that it wants to map the house before any other options are available, so just note setting up no go "walls", rooms, new names, etc are not shown on the UI until the completion of the first cleaning run. Also to note, make sure you have the auto empty station dock flat against a wall that is somehow perpendicular to your house design. This was a major headache if you don't do this. What I mean is if your house is mostly a rectangle or square layout, make sure the wall you start with is 90 degrees to your home layout and not against a wall that is diagonal or circular to your house layout, otherwise, your home map will be weirdly placed on the map it generates forever and all time. You cannot (under the latest version as of 5-28-21) rotate the map once it is generated and the robot/app situates the map of the home based off the angles it detects on first undocking. So if the wall behind the dock isnt flat and perpendicular to the other walls, it may layout your map diagonally. This may not seem like any particular issue until you go to edit your map, generate zones, place no go walls, etc, because the map only uses rectangles to set zones and no mop areas and if you map is off on a diagonal direction, you will have no way to easily set these areas other than virtual no go "walls" which can be diagonal. This seems like a very big oversight and something that could easily be fixed, but there is no current provision for this and will force you to reset the entire map and start all over again. Not the end of the world, but quite an annoyance if you are not aware of what is going on. Hopefully this saves someone that pain. Now for my first cleaning. That main reason I wanted to get this unit is the improved obstacle detection. I hate having to prepare the house for a run so that it doesnt get stuck anywhere only to come find it got stuck and a large reason my last vac didnt just run on a constant schedule. In a large home (4000 sqft) with 2 kids and a dog, it was really awful to assume it would run nonstop without issue. The old unit had horrible times with anything dangling from any possible reach. It was also bad about getting hung up on low pass areas under coffee tables, end tables, etc. This unit happily is not having those issues. The front sensors seem a lot more capable of sensing things it cant fit under perfectly and the map allowed to easily prevent any future (investigations) of those areas where it would only find it couldnt fit. Be very aware, it is known that the first mapping pass takes MUCH longer for the unit to finish and will almost always not happen in the first go and require a recharge and resume. This is as designed as the unit takes extra time to map the area more closely. Once a map exists, the unit will traverse a lot more efficiently and take less time to investigate areas. I did notice this unit struggled slightly more than the 900 with tall rugs, at least at first, but then somehow it seemed to "learn" something and employ a turn around backup maneuver to get up on the rug in reverse since it has more clearance, turn around, and proceed to clean the rest of the rug (a tall pile rug on hard wood floor). I thought at first this would be a fluke, and it just happened to get up on the carpet this way, but multiple cleanings and it still does this to get over the lip of the tall pile rug. I really like the new mapping feature that detects carpet versus hardwood/tile and puts this on the map, even door mats that are carpet. This causes the vacuum to increase suction while over these areas which is a very welcomed feature. My family has already noted, this one if much quieter than the 900 and any other vacuum we have ever used while running. Slight increase over carpet, but being that it is now over carpet, not that audible since it is dampened by the carpet itself. Battery life, many indicate how this has less battery capacity then the last unit, and this is true, but I feel this is a cost cutting measure and not something that is a real issue with the unit. In my opinion, this unit is used differently from before as you can let it run more constant scheduling since it is more capable and can auto empty. When you free your mind to this concept and use it that way, battery life is much less an issue. On the initial run, it needed another charge to finish the entire 1st floor, but subsequent runs can finish on 1 run as it takes 84 minutes to complete the whole floor with some room to spare. If you schedule rooms alternating, etc, you should never run into an issue. The do not disturb times allow you to set this and sort of forget it. Just check the vac bag in the unit from time to time for fullness. One thing I want to mention from the old unit, the old unit was HORRIBLE at returning to the dock to charge, the N8 Pro+ is a lot better at finding the way back to the dock. The old unit would sometimes go in the opposite direction to get home first and sometimes run out of power while trying to find its way back. This unit generally drives right to it. Much better.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Almost perfect robot vacuum with mopping feature
*by D***. on August 11, 2022*

I had previously written a negative review on this vacuum due to the inability of the machine to reliably drain the dirty water from the "sink" at the bottom of the docking station. I'm happy to report that the replacement machine has fixed this issue and has been reliable for about a month. The machine continuously and reliably cleans my home, avoids most obstacles, and "cleans itself" for the most part. I'm pretty happy with it and I've done a side-by-side comparison with my old iRobot. Pros: * The Ecovac does a great job at navigation, avoiding most obstacles (still gets confused by some pieces of furniture) and returning back to base at the end of its work. It's significantly better than the bump-and-run iRobot. * The mopping function has turned out to be a great feature and saves a lot of time. I wouldn't say the floors sparkle, but the amount of crud in the dirty water bin is astounding. * The mobile app does provide a good benefit once your house is properly mapped (it took a few tries here). You can set zones and schedules and fine-tune your ecovacs setting. * You can see the progress of the machine and the stats on the mobile app. Needs improvement * The water tanks are a bit small. I need to refill/drain them almost every day. YMMV but this is on default setting on about 1800sf of hard floors. If you're expecting to set it and forget it for weeks/months, that's not going to happen. * There are a few software glitches. The machine "forgets" to continue cleaning if it returns to base to recharge. That means that some areas of the home get cleaned more than others. It doesn't understand time zones or daylight savings time correctly so your schedules will not adjust properly on those dates. The mobile app could use some usability fit/finish improvements. * I feel that the vacuum power is a bit lacking. It doesn't pick up as much dust/dirt as my old iRobot, but it does often complain the dust bag in the dock needs to be replaced (it's almost empty). That said, I don't see debris or dust on the floor after it runs. * The voice response "OK YIKO" is a good idea, but it doesn't work all that well. Sometimes it doesn't hear the trigger word or fails to understand me. It also seems silly to talk to a vacuum on the floor (just my opinion) especially needing to be right above it. I feel like I'm scolding a pet :) * I don't need it (and actually don't want it), but the video chat feature of the vacuum doesn't work for me. Overall, for the last month this has turned out to be a great device and the customer service team at Ecovacs seems to have improved a lot in answering questions/concerns.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent but don't buy just for TrueDetect
*by S***Ğ on May 17, 2021*

One month ownership update: Dropped a star because of bad navigation and half baked TrueDetect. More on Navigation/TrueDetect: It is simply not worth the extra cost over the N8 Plus. It will not work if the object is not directly in front of the sensor. For example, the N8 Pro was trying to navigate in between my couch and the coffee table in a space with a width of about 3 feet. About 8 inches from the couch my cat had thrown up, providing the perfect test for TrueDetect. Unfortunately, it never detected it and if I wasn't monitoring it, it would have rolled right over it making an even bigger mess. I tried other more systematic tests near the couch using cat toys. Whenever the cat toy was directly in the front of the sensor (about 5 inches from the edge of the couch), the N8 plus would avoid it, however, it never worked if it was closer or further away from the couch during the N8 Pro's approach. It had to be in that 5 inch sweet spot for the sensor to trigger and work as expected. Issues with navigation also persist. It seems to get confused often. For example, I noticed that it got sort of trapped between a potted plant and a cat scratching toy. There was just enough room for the bot to squeeze between the two where is spent 80 minutes spinning in a circle until the battery was low, at which point, oddly, it backed out and went right to the charging dock all by itself. After recharging for five hours, it came out, and finished the run without issue. So, clearly something is wrong with the navigation algorithm. Also, Ecovacs still has not fixed the recharge and resume issue. Since the N8 knows how much it has left to clean, it should only charge enough to complete that run, instead of spending 5 hours to fully charge. There have also been other times, where it has gotten confused. A couple of times, it kept vacuuming one of my area rugs until the battery was low. Another time, it just randomly got confused right in the middle of my kitchen and alerted me to help it get unstuck. I simply restarted it and it went back to behaving normally. ************************************************************************************************** Summary: Overall, it's great, it mapped the house in the first run and it has all the features one expects for the price. However, the battery life is abysmal, it had to go back and recharge twice before building the full map for my 2000 square foot home. Also, TrueDetect is half baked and not worth the extra $100 over the N8. I have a long hair cat that sheds her body weight per day and even with a full bin the auto empty works perfectly for me. Unlike others, I did not have issues with clogging. If I had to do it all again, I would have gotten the cheaper N8 Plus, which for $600 is an almost unbeatable value. Support: This is my second Deebot. My first one was the OZMO 930, which was the Ecovacs flagship three years ago (released 2018). It has been faithfully cleaning daily and only recently began falling apart. First, Ecovacs, suspiciously screwed up the app so that my OZMO always showed up as disconnected. I was able to install an older version of the APK to get around that. Then one of the wheels started to jam, then the brush motor broke (so suction only), then finally it ran into a suspicious wifi problem, where it would only connect after a hard reset for about fifteen minutes (perhaps a firmware issue). I was only able to fix the first problem. I am on this tangent to highlight that Ecovacs does not have the best support. Even if the app was accidentally made buggy, Ecovacs does not appear to have any drive to fix it for an older bot. Next, new parts for the OZMO 930 are nonexistent. Your best bet is to find used ones from auction sites. Companies like iRobot and Neato support their bots for life, with Ecovacs you're on your own after warranty. iRobot will basically sell you every part to rebuild your S9 or i7+. The i7+ is still receiving updates and support even though it was released just a bit after my OZMO 930. I paid $600 for the OZMO when it came out and it is basically a brick now. I really hope they don't continue that same trend with the N8 pro but you should factor bad support into your decision. AutoEmpty bin: Works great. I haven't had any clogs yet and it seems to get 100% of the dust bin empty. I'm not sure if one bag will last me a month though. After the first two runs, it already looks more than half full. However, I think it is possible to just use a second vacuum to clean out and reuse the bag. I wish it had a reusable system instead of disposable bags. Navigation: It is quite good, however the TrueDetect sensor is just alright. It did avoid slippers and a small cup that I deliberately left on the floor, but it's not perfect . Sometimes, for no reason, it will do a little backwards shuffle as if it is about to hit something. Other times, the TrueDetect does nothing. I have a chair with a metal ring base and the N8 Pro repeatedly tried to climb over it--it's a little too persistent. It also failed to avoid cords at several occasions but it never got stuck. Overall, Lidar bots haven't really progressed much. Navigation is about the same as my old Deebot OZMO 930. If anything the N8 pro takes a bit longer to do the same run, probably because of TrueDetect. TrueDetect really isn't a game changer and not worth the extra $100. Hopefully, they can fix it with software updates to justify the premium. I mainly got it because sometimes my cat throws up and I thought this would help with that but after seeing it in action, I don't trust it enough, which means I will continue to only run it when I'm home. Battery life: Horrific battery life. Even left on standard power it is barely able to complete the same 800 square foot run my OZMO could do with over 40% life to spare, even though both are advertised with about 100 minute runtime. As the N8 pro gets older and the battery degrades, I doubt it will be able to even do the 800 square foot run without recharging. Ecovacs still hasn't fixed recharge and resume. If the bot runs out of battery, it will wait to fully recharge, which can take four or five hours. Instead, it needs to know how much cleaning it has left remaining and only charge enough to finish the run. App: It has all the features you'd expect, scheduling, multiple floor maps, no go zones, custom power/mop level per room, room split/merge, voice assistant, etc. It's an average app with a lot of room for improvement. It is very slow to load and update. I wish there were options to adjust more features, such as TrueDetect sensitivity, route optimization (it will go around the edge of a room first before moving in a grid, which I would like to skip and go straight to a grid to speed up runs), side brush speed and aggressiveness when it gets stuck. They also really need to add widgets that will quickly show percent of run completed, let me start a run for pre-selected rooms, let me know maintenance status and such without launching the app. I also don't think the N8 Pro can be integrated with smart automation like IFTTT or SmartThings. Ideally, I want the N8 pro to start a run when the house is empty rather than having a fixed schedule. But, even in 2021, I cannot do that. Suction: I have mostly hardwood floors so I never switched it off standard power but it did as expected. The auto boost also appears to work well on picking up most cat hair from carpets. On the same topic, the brush roll is about the same with hair tangles as my old OZMO. In three years, they've made zero progress on that front. Mopping: Useless. Nothing more to say.

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