ECOVACS DEEBOT T30S Combo Robot Vacuum and Mop, All-in-One Cleaning Hub, 11000Pa, ZeroTangle Technology, TruEdge Adaptive Edge Mopping, Dual Self-Emptying, Hot Water Mop Washing, Auto-Mop Lifting

OK, count me in as impressed with this Deebot N79s. Only had this thing about 10 days and it works great. I did my homework first to make sure this Deebot N79s would work in the house. Read it was 3.1 inches high so I measured my two couches and they were both at 2 inches. Ordered 2 sets of 2 inch risers and now they sit at 4 inches. My coffee table sits on a low pile carpet and was only about 3 inches. Quick trip to the store to buy a set of square rubber carpet pads and solves that table problem. Wrapping the cords up so they were not on the floor to solve the problem of getting caught in the brush, done. Now I buy the Deebot N79s for only $159 on Amazon during Prime days. Arrives and set it up just fine. Being a retired computer engineer and knowing the instructions said the unit works on the 2.4G SSID band only, I test it trying to connect it up with my iPhone connected to my 5G band. And yes, it did not work as expected. So I now switch the iPhone to the 2.4G band and it connects right up and works perfect. Now I can go back to my iPhone and switch back the 5G band and it works just fine, as expected. Yeah, it cleans great just like everyone says. We have 3 short hair cats and really never vacuum the entire place. All hardwood floors except for the 2 low pile rugs a 2’x3’ small and the coffee table one, about 3’x 6’. Both these rugs had fringe on them. I simply cut the fringe off of both. They actually look better and the fringe doesn’t trap the dirt anymore. We are running this every day and the dust bin is full, we can’t believe it. So after the 5th day I break out the Swiffer Wet Jet and I wet jet the entire wood floor under everything and all corners. “OK” I say to myself, now let’s see what it picks up. After the run, the dust bin is full again! So now I vacuum the two rugs with our upright vacuum and hardly get anything in its bin. Fire up the Deebot and again the dust bin is full! Where the heck is all this stuff coming from? It fits under all the furniture and coffee table as they were raised a bit. It just barely got stuck for the first time under one section of the kitchen cabinets. This section must have been 3 inches high from the floor ;-). A simple strip of soft ½ inch self adhesive foam insulation tape stuck under the section solves that problem and you can’t even see it. Now if the unit hits that spot again it will hit the foam tape and back away. Simple fix. All I do is pick up the garbage can from the floor, move the high kitchen chairs out from the island and fire up auto mode. It goes around the island fine, through the kitchen chairs and even the dining room chairs. I would suggest you run the bot around via the remote to all places you think is may get stuck at. Now you can fix those areas so is does not happen. The app on the phone works well and you can set different times of the day for each day of the week. Although it only runs AUTO mode, I wish I could schedule EDGE mode for at least one day a week. The charging station is against the wall. I have one foot clearance on each side and two foot clearance in the front as the IR shoots though the end of the dining room table with chairs. It has always made it back home with no issue. I bought 6 extra filters, 6 extra brushes and brush roller for about $24. The brushes came all bent out of shape but dipping them in hot water for about 4.2 second straightens them out just perfect. This will probably work for brushes that are all bent out of shape from use but still in good shape. Update: This unit works so good I just bought a 2nd one for the upstairs for only $80! $30 off coupon and used my Discover points!

As someone juggling a busy career and parenting, I've always been on the lookout for anything that can lighten my cleaning load. Enter the Ecovacs Deebot T30S Combo—it’s been a real game-changer for my household routine. After using it for a while, I’ve got some thoughts to share, including the good, the not-so-good, and whether I’d recommend it. What I Love Awesome Cleaning Power: This little robot packs a serious punch when it comes to cleaning. It’s got powerful suction that handles everything from dust and pet hair to larger bits of debris on hardwood, carpets, and tiles. It doesn’t matter what kind of floor I’ve got—it does a great job across the board. Smart Navigation: One of the coolest things about the Deebot T30S is its smart navigation. It maps out my home really well and follows an efficient path, making sure it doesn’t miss a spot. Plus, if it needs to recharge, it remembers where it left off and picks up right where it started. No more worrying about half-done rooms! Versatile Cleaning Modes: Whether I need a deep clean for the high-traffic areas, a quick spot clean, or edge cleaning for those pesky corners, this robot has a mode for it. The app makes it super easy to switch between modes and set up a cleaning schedule, so I can have it do its thing while I’m out or even at night. Hands-Off Maintenance: I love that it pretty much takes care of itself. The auto-emptying dustbin and the self-cleaning mop station are lifesavers. The mop pads even get washed and dried automatically, so I’m not stuck dealing with dirty mop heads. Less hassle, more clean—just how I like it. Quiet Operation: Despite all that power, it’s surprisingly quiet. I can go about my day, work from home, or even have a conversation while it’s cleaning, and it doesn’t disturb me at all. It’s like it’s not even there. What Could Be Better Mopping is Just Okay: While the vacuuming is top-notch, the mopping function isn’t as impressive. After it mops, I often find myself having to go over the floors with a manual mop to get them really clean. The mop pads tend to dry out during use, which doesn’t help either. Hard-to-Find Accessories: One thing that bugs me is how difficult it is to find replacement parts, like dust bags. They’re not easily available online, and even the official site doesn’t always have them in stock. It’s a bit of a pain. Battery Life and Charging Time: If you like running it on max suction like I do, be prepared for the battery to drain pretty quickly. It takes a while to recharge, so it might need multiple sessions to clean a bigger space, which can be a drag. Collision Issues: Even though it’s supposed to avoid obstacles, I’ve noticed it still bumps into furniture a bit too often, leaving some scuffs. I’ve had to manually set up no-go zones in the app to keep my stuff safe. If you’re looking for a powerful vacuum that does a decent job at mopping too, and you don’t mind a few quirks, the Ecovacs Deebot T30S Combo is a solid pick. Its smart features and automation are huge time-savers, making it a great choice for busy households. However, if you’re really serious about mopping or if you need to easily find replacement parts, you might want to think twice. But overall, for what it offers in terms of vacuuming and convenience, I’d definitely recommend it—especially if you’re like me and just want a cleaner home without putting in too much effor

The Ecovacs Deebot N79S has had its ups and downs with us over the 15 months we have owned it. Overall, we are extremely unhappy with this purchase. We bought the product in June of 2018. By August of 2019, it now sits as a floor decoration, unable to be used. As we are outside of our warranty window by 3 months, there is nothing that Ecovacs can do to help us resolve the issue. Now don't get me wrong, I am not expecting to be the exception to the warranty rules - our warranty expired, and that is that. What is frustrating is that 3 months after our warranty expired, a product we spent $250 on is now unusable. That is, in my opinion, unacceptable. Our main problem with the robot is that after 15 months, it will not run for more than 5 minutes before stopping, in the middle of the room, displaying a "Main Brush Malfunction" on the app. I have replaced the main brush, the filters, and the side brushes, I have reset the robot, and I have tried removing the main brush to see if it runs without it, all with no luck - the robot continues to only run for 5 minutes before displaying the error, telling me that it is probably not the main brush that is problematic but something else entirely. The app does not provide a clear understanding of what that error is, leaving me helpless when trying to diagnose the problem. I contacted Ecovacs Customer Service, where after I told them everything I did (i.e. replace, remove and reset), they asked me to the EXACT same things, multiple times as their customer service apparently does not communicate between their representatives. One asked me to remove the main brush, and then two replies later, with two other representatives, I'm told to remove the brush again.... Their solution at the end of the day was, "Sorry - you are out of warranty, there is nothing we can do". I have no problem paying to get it fixed, but it would be nice if their Customer Service could do a better job helping me diagnose the problem. Sure, they said I could wait until their repair shop center was open, but they didn't give me any idea of when that could happen. So now I sit with a robot that does not work. Pros: - When it worked, it worked great. The variable suction (controllable from the app) was fantastic. It did a good job cleaning the room it was in. - Customer services replied promptly and was helpful (enough). See below for additional. Cons: - Rarely would we be able to run the Deebot without some malfunction. Whether it is that the robot got stuck under a piece of furniture, or it went off a rug at just the right angle that the drop sensor malfunctioned, rarely would it actually make it back to the docking station without help. I think this is one of the biggest complaints that we have about this Deebot. I should not have to "robot" proof my home for the robot to function. A rug should not cause the robot to malfunction. And either it needs to be a little taller or a little smaller so that it does not get stuck under regular furniture. - Errors on the app were unspecific and hard to track down. A "main brush malfunction" was actually something completely different and untraceable. - Customer service, though responsive, was not super great. I submitted a complaint online, received a response in a timely fashion, replied, and received a response from a completely different person, asking the same questions I had just answered. This happened regularly. I received questions that I had already answered, being bounced from person to person until I was told that I was basically out of luck. - The robot also had a bunch of issues getting stuck in the same room, or going back to the same area over and over and over again. Now I understand this is not a human and thus has no inclination of what room it is in. But it regularly would be turning circles in our halfway, going back and forth, over and over again. It would be nice if it could recognize that it has spent 30 minutes in the same area, and track the wall to get out of the room. - There was inconsistency with the wall sensors. There were times that it would slowly approach the wall, before stopping and turning around. Then there were times when it would full on plow into the wall, slamming hard, and then turning around. Luckily, it never damaged the wall, but the inconsistency seemed a bit odd. Overall, we would not recommend this product to anyone. For the $250 price tag, it its a piece of junk. The ONLY reason I give it 1 star is that it did work for about a year before it became a wonderful room decoration.

I have had this vacuum about 6 weeks now, so feel better able to provide a review. Overall, I think it is decent for the price. It is nice that it empties the dust bin and cleans the mop on its own, and can do both vacuuming and mop at the same time. The cleaning itself is good enough... You're still going to need to do your floors well at least a couple times a month, but for daily maintenance, it does def make a difference, and I don't have pets. What i didn't like about it is it takes an inordinate amount of time to clean even small areas. I only have about 500sqft on my main floor and it still takes 51min to do it. The patterns it takes age NOT time efficient. For ex, I've had several of these in the past and generally, when faced with a long stretch of area, will do one long line, then turn and go back. This one often takes the short route... So if it is cleaning a 10x4 area, it will take the 4 foot route vs the 10, and there is no way to manually override. It also cleans the mop a TON... I have it set to the max time which is only 25min, but it does it much more often than that which is also time consuming. If I have it clean one area, then want it to do another, it makes you wait for it to clean the mop first before letting you move on, even if it cleaned a 3x3ft space (mop cleaning takes 5-7min). Old vacuums I've had similar to this allowed you to manually drive the vacuum so if you just had one small area you wanted to get really good you could easily do that. This has no such function and because of how the map is laid out, it can be difficult to try to figure out where on the map you were trying to clean. Overall, would I buy this specific one again? Maybe. I would look to see if any of comparable quality had some of the functions that this one does not. If not then yes I would do it again, but it is definitely something to note and this is far louder than any vacuum I have ever had. Like you can't be having a conversation with someone in the room while it's going, so something else to keep in mind.

I bought this a couple weeks or so before xmas and it was swiftly delivered the day after xmas. Having gotten walloped by a flu, I've been responsibly huddled in my bed while responsibly feeling sorry for myself, and have been respectfully listening to my Asian girlfriend clean my house for me. She has an Asian woman's sense of cleanliness, amped up with an OCD toward cleanliness and turbo charged with a cosmic abhorrence toward cat hair. She's thorough. Having mostly conquered the pestilence within, I assembled "that moppy schlingy thing" (say that like an Asian woman), let it charge, downloaded the app, let it map the downstairs, and then I put it into its first clean/mop cycle. What got dumped into the dirty water tank (translation: what an OCD Asian cutness didn't clean off the floor) was gross. It was humbling (not for me, I'm a guy). Honestly, this little robot is thorough, it's quiet and it's freakishly good. The app seems pretty intuitive to use, and it allowed me to actually name the floor cleaner. (My buddy Greg said that "House Slave" is extremely insensitive, so I've named it Greg instead.) Looking at the map of my house what Greg cleans, I can see how accurate the map was - dining room, kitchen, The Dojo (aka powder room), main room, etc etc are all there, and you can watch the thing clean real-time on the app. Assembling and initially setup of Greg and the system was pretty easy - I really think it helps to have the app downloaded first. Really, all I did was install the robot's tray and then plug it in, and then put the cleaner into its nook to charge. The rest was the initial robot setup (date, time, region, cleaning preferences, etc). Actual Greg suggested that I add denture cleaner (those fizzy tablets that I buy my dad but go unused apparently) to cut down on the odor from the dirty water tank. As I've gone through two full cleaning cycles, I've yet to experience this, so I might use the tablets instead in my bath tub if I start to feel crappy again. Bottom line - well worth the buy so far. My floors, a combo of hardwood and carpets have never looked so good. I've got a persian rug that was getting kind of dusty (Asian girlfriend calls it gross and in need of the dump), but I think all it needed was a good vacuuming or two. I think a daily dose of Greg will do the trick, honestly. Setup was easy, the app is intuitive and the cleaning robots are thorough and quiet. I forgot quiet. No one has aver cleaned my house and been that quiet.

I've only had this unit for less than a week but I'm really loving it (it's name isn't Brad but Tobor for you SiFi move fans). I got it on sale for $199, hard to turn down considering I had major want bumps for the Dyson robot Vac which I don't even know is available in the US but at over $1000, considering I could buy five of these units, want bumps over. I do own two Dyson's; a Ball and the DC35. Both will still be used but less so thanks to this product. Setup was very easy in terms of the hardware and the iPhone application. The first time I tried this vac, I hadn't done a vacuuming with the Dyson for about 2 days. Note that our home is just under 2500 square feet, all tile with a number of low shag throw rugs. I charged the unit over night and let it go in auto mode. It moved all over the house in some random course and I let it run until the little guy ran out of battery. That was over 2 hours. I've enclosed a photo of the dust found; the unit was filled! Easy to clean up and I was pretty happy overall with the job done. But I don't believe the little guy covered every area of the house and I don't know it is fair to expect one unit to do so. Next I tried a different approah. Set the unit in Auto but shut some doors so it is forced to work in a room or two. For example, the master bedroom has a hallway leading to the master bath. On either side of this hallway is a walk in closet and the toilet area. All in all, I suspect 250 or so square feet. I closed the door leading to the rest of the house, set it on auto and gave it an hour to run. This was 2 days after the major house vac with the Dyson Ball. This worked VERY well and the unit was nearly full. Still having batery left (you can see how much on the iPhone app), I placed it into the Kitchen area and again closed off doors so the unit would only vac there and the 'breakfast nook' area. Did a great job there too. So I think this approach of 'spot cleaning' one or two rooms rather than hoping to do the entire house is a good one. I also am amazed how much the unit picked up after only 2 days from using the Dyson Ball. Fact is, the robot can get into areas the Dyson can't and to some degree, vise versa. I don't expect to use this product 100% instead of the other units but I think several times a week, I may set it loose in a room or two and then do a full on Vac with the Dyson Ball once a week after dusting/cleaning. I suffer from allergies and have three dogs so it isn't difficult to see how much each vacuums picks up after only a few days. After I ran the first test mentioned above (whole house on Auto), I used the Dyson Ball the next day after dusting and was surprised to see how little was picked up but then it was only a mater of maybe 12 hours between the two. Tobar has had only two, minor issues getting stuck. One was on a towel on the floor I didn't see. One of the dogs must have knocked it down. It beeped and it was easy to remove the towel. The unit is surprisingly quiet for a vac, the three dogs don't mind it at all. The new puppy (5 months) is fascinated with it. One time it found the puppy's 'pee-pee' pad I forgot to pick up. Again easy to remove and Tobar went off to finish it's job. No issues with carpets and some do have tassels. Does a very good job on carpet; you can see a pattern expected after a vac. Only minor 'issue' as some have reported, is having the unit find it's way home to charging base. Easy enough to pick up and park it for a charge. And now that I'm moving it manually to zoned off rooms, I have to pick it up and place it where I wish anyway. I either let it do the job until it runs out of battery or pick it up and return to home base. Two photo's; one after it's first use (two days after using Dyson Ball); loaded with dirt. 2nd is about 12 hours after using Dyson; not full but still a lot of dust and gunk picked up. Overall I couldn't be happier at this point with the product!

I picked up the Deebot T50 Max Pro Omni during Prime Day, hoping it would be a major upgrade for handling pet hair and long hair in a 1300 sq ft home. Setup was a little clunky—it requires a 2.4 GHz WiFi connection, which took some tinkering with my router. Once connected, it mapped the entire space quickly, though I still had to fine-tune the virtual walls and room boundaries. Cleaning performance was just okay. I had high hopes, especially given the price point, but right out of the gate it left behind noticeable clumps of hair. For a vacuum marketed as pet-friendly, that was disappointing. Suction is fine for general dust and debris, but it struggled with the very things I bought it to handle. The mopping feature is convenient in theory, and it does auto-lift when it detects carpet. But in practice, the mop didn’t always lift in time—or didn’t lift fully—because I noticed streaks of moisture left on my carpet. Definitely not what you want. I’ve seen suggestions like using distilled water or cleaning the mop pads more often, which might help, but this feels like a design oversight. The quiet operation is one of its better features. Compared to my older Deebot T8+, the T50 Max Pro Omni is noticeably quieter, which makes it much easier to run during the day without being disruptive. Overall, this robot vacuum has some strong features—mainly the quiet cleaning and smart mapping—but it didn’t quite meet expectations when it came to hair pickup and mopping on mixed surfaces. If you’re dealing with shedding pets or want spotless floors without babying the device, you may want to consider other options.

One of the best purchases for the house, if not the only one, lol. This robot vacuum has been the best. When I got pregnant, my husband started looking for vacuums that would help make life easier while cleaning the house and found this one after a good research. I think we've had it for a year, and it's been a lifesaver and a life-changer. It cleans very well, is easy to clean, all its parts have lasted quite a while, and you can find generic replacement parts for cheaper, and they work perfectly. The app to put it to work is super easy to use and smart, the first day the vacuum will scan all your house and then divide them into rooms according to what it reads, but you can go later to edit how you want it to be divided, you can choose which vacuum or mop, or both, choose the levels from minimum to maximum cleaning, I super recommend it.