Ecovacs Lists 11 Deebots in the US; 8 Mop With a Roller

Ecovacs’s US site listed 11 Deebot robot vacuums on 30 October 2026: five in the X series, five in the T series and one in the N series. The useful split is the mop: eight robots use a roller and three use pads, while every dock empties dust and washes and dries the mop.

Ecovacs’s own labels are “Ultimate Flagship Performance” for X, “Advanced Everyday Cleaning” for T and “Smart Value Choice” for N. Specs below come from each robot’s US store page; prices are as shown that day.

The 11 Deebots, series by series

Robot	Series	Price shown, 30 Oct	Suction (Pa)	Mop	Navigation	Obstacle sensing (Ecovacs)	Height (mm)
X12S OmniCyclone	X	$1,299.99 list ($999.00 sale)	Not stated in Pa (53 AW)	Roller	Not stated	AIVI 3D 4.0	98 (stated as 3.86 in)
X12 OmniCyclone	X	$1,499.99	22,000	Roller	dToF	RGBD	98
X11 OmniCyclone	X	$1,099.99	19,500	Roller	dToF	RGBD	98
X9 Pro Omni	X	$799.99	16,600	Roller	dToF	RGBD and camera light	98
X8 Pro Omni	X	$1,099.99 (sold out)	18,000	Roller	dToF	RGBD	98
T90 Pro Omni	T	$799.99	30,000	Roller	Mini-ToF	Structured light, RGB camera	95
T80S Omni	T	$649.99	24,800	Roller	Mini-ToF	Structured light, RGB camera	98
T80 Omni	T	$549.99	18,000	Roller	dToF	RGBD	98
T50 Pro Omni	T	$399.99	15,000	Two spinning pads	dToF LiDAR	RGB camera, 3D structured light	81
T30C	T	$299.00 (sold-out notice)	20,000	Two mop pads	LDS (laser)	Single-line structured light	100
N30 Pro Omni	N	See note	10,000	OZMO Turbo pads	LDS (laser)	Laser	104

All from Ecovacs’s US store pages on 30 October 2026. The X12S height is Ecovacs’s 3.86 in, converted; the T30C’s is stated as 100.35 mm. The N30 Pro Omni page showed $315.00 for one option and $669.99 for an ‘N30 OMNI’ option, and no price on the white listing; we could not tell which is the list price.

Suction does not follow the series. The highest pascal figure is on a T-series robot, the T90 Pro Omni (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab) at 30,000 Pa, ahead of the four X models Ecovacs rates in pascals. The X12S (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab), which sits first on Ecovacs’s lineup page, is quoted in air watts instead, so its figure cannot go in the same column.

Price does not follow the model number either: the X12 showed a higher price than the X12S, and the X8 the same price as the X11.

The dock and the mop

Robot	Dust	Dust bag (L)	Mop wash	Mop drying
X12S OmniCyclone	Bagless	—	Hot water, up to 100 °C (stated as 212°F)	Air-Path Auto Drying
X12 OmniCyclone	Bagless, 1.6 L bin	—	Self-washing roller, temperature not stated	Hot air
X11 OmniCyclone	Bagless	—	Temperature-controlled	Hot air
X9 Pro Omni	Bag	3	Temperature-controlled	Hot air, 63 °C
X8 Pro Omni	Bag	3	40 to 75 °C	Hot air, 63 °C
T90 Pro Omni	Bag	2.5	75 °C	Hot air
T80S Omni	Bag	3	Warm water	Hot air
T80 Omni	Bag	3	75 °C	Hot air
T50 Pro Omni (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab)	Bag	3	Warm water	Hot air
T30C	Bag	3	75 °C	Hot air
N30 Pro Omni	Bag	2.6	60 °C	Hot air, 40 °C

From each robot’s specification table or Key Features. The X12S’s 212°F is, in Ecovacs’s footnote, the heater thermostat’s maximum in its lab. A dash means no bag.

All 11 docks do the same three jobs: each empties the robot’s dust, washes the mop and dries it. What changes is whether you buy dust bags: the three OmniCyclone docks (X12S, X12, X11) are bagless, and the other eight take a bag of 2.5 to 3 L.

A roller and a pad are cleaned differently. Ecovacs’s OZMO Roller is rinsed by the robot as it turns; the X12S page describes 32 nozzles feeding fresh water to the roller. The T50 Pro Omni, T30C and N30 Pro Omni use pads, washed at the dock. How rollers, spinning pads and track mops compare across makers, and why their pressure figures do not line up, is in our guide to robot mop types.

What else separates them

• Obstacle sensing. The X models and the T80 name RGBD, a camera with depth. The T90 and T80S name structured light with an RGB camera, and the T50 an RGB camera with 3D structured light. The T30C names single-line structured light and the N30 a laser. The T90’s page calls its system AIVI 3D 4.0 in its Key Features and AIVI 3D 3.0 in its specification table.
• Height. The T50 Pro Omni lists 81 mm, against 95 to 104 mm for the others with a stated height, which matters under low furniture.
• Stain spray. The X12S and X12 add FocusJet, which Ecovacs describes as high-pressure water jets that pre-soak dried stains before the roller passes.

Who each one suits, by the specs

• No dust bags to buy: the X12S, X12 or X11. Of the two quoted in pascals, the X12 lists more suction and a 3.0 roller against the X11’s 2.0.
• The most suction Ecovacs states in pascals: the T90 Pro Omni, with a roller and a bagged dock.
• Low furniture: the T50 Pro Omni, at 81 mm, with spinning pads rather than a roller.

Narwal’s range is laid out the same way, and the Eureka lineup too. The Deebot T30S Combo in our robot vacuum shortlist is not one of the 11 on Ecovacs’s lineup page.

Questions people ask

What is the difference between Ecovacs Deebot X, T and N series?

Ecovacs calls the X series “Ultimate Flagship Performance”, the T series “Advanced Everyday Cleaning” and the N series “Smart Value Choice”. All five X models mop with a roller; the T series mixes rollers and mop pads; the one N model uses pads.

Which Ecovacs Deebot has a bagless dock?

The X12S OmniCyclone, X12 OmniCyclone and X11 OmniCyclone, on Ecovacs’s US pages. The other eight docks list a dust bag of 2.5 to 3 litres.

Which Ecovacs robot vacuum has the most suction?

Of the ten Ecovacs quotes in pascals, the T90 Pro Omni at 30,000 Pa. The X12S is quoted as 53 AW, air watts, a different unit that cannot be set against pascals.

Do all Ecovacs Deebot docks wash and dry the mop?

On Ecovacs’s US pages read on 30 October 2026, all 11 docks empty the robot’s dust, wash the mop and dry it. Ten state warm, hot or temperature-controlled washing; the X12 page gives no wash temperature.

What is the difference between the Deebot T80 and T80S?

Both mop with a roller and have a 3 L dust bag. Ecovacs lists 24,800 Pa for the T80S against 18,000 Pa for the T80, and names structured light with an RGB camera for the T80S’s obstacle sensing against RGBD on the T80.

Is the Ecovacs X12S better than the X12?

We have not used either and do not rank them. On paper, both have a bagless dock and a roller mop; the X12 is listed at 22,000 Pa, and the X12S at 53 AW, a unit that cannot be compared with pascals.