Deebot T80 Omni is Ecovacs’ latest mid-range AI home cleaning robot. It features a mopping roller and advanced navigation system and promises superior performance compared to the previous generation.
Ecovacs has stirred up the robot vacuum cleaner segment with the mid-range Deebot T80 Omni model. At the official price of $1,200, this robot inherits equipment that first appeared in the segment, such as a roller mopping system, the latest generation navigation system, and a charging station with a self-cleaning function.
In this Ecovacs Deebot T80 Omni hands-on article, I will introduce the outstanding aspects of this robot and provide an overview of what you should consider when choosing one for your home.
Ecovacs Deebot T80 Omni Hands-On: First Impression
Modern Design
The Ecovacs Deebot T80 Omni robot vacuum cleaner comes in two color versions: white and black. You can choose the appropriate robot color depending on your preferences and home space. In my experience, the white version is easy to see scratches and a bit harder to clean when dirty, but it will be less visible when looking at it every day. The black version in this review will need you to clean regularly because dirt and dust stains are easily visible to the naked eye.
The robot is designed with a familiar round shape. However, the difference is that you will not see the raised LiDAR sensor like many other robot models. Instead, Ecovacs has integrated the entire sensor system into the front area and around the body of the product. This design, combined with a height of 9.8 cm, helps the Deebot T80 Omni get under the shelf better when the raised LiDAR sensor cluster no longer obstructs it.
On the bottom of the robot stands out the mopping roller, an important component of the OZMO ROLLER mopping technology that the company first brought to the mid-range T series product line. This roller has the exact operating mechanism as the equipment in specialized vacuum cleaners and can also retract to clean edges and corners in the house.
The robot’s OMNI charging station will also be the same color as the robot. The dimensions of the charging station are 50 cm (height) x 33.8 cm (width) x 27.6 cm (thickness—not including the robot’s access point). The station is generally not too bulky, making it easy to arrange in many locations in the house.
The overall design of the OMNI charging station is quite simple, with the main curved lines. Above is the clean water and dirty water compartment, both with a capacity of 4L. This is a large enough number for the robot to operate continuously for 4-5 days before needing you to add clean water and pour away dirty water.
Intelligent Charging Station and Upgraded Mapping Tech
The T80 Omni also comes with an Omni smart charging station, helping you save maximum maintenance time. This charging station supports the robot’s charging function and integrates a hot water rag-washing system that can be adjusted from 40°C to 75°C. The company said there will be a version with an automatic water inlet and outlet function that also helps mix cleaning solutions in the golden ratio, bringing maximum convenience to users.
With a 4L clean and dirty water tank, the charging station provides enough water for the robot to operate continuously for 4 to 5 days before changing the water.
The Ecovacs Deebot T80 Omni has an entirely new interface and 3D map, allowing flexible switching between 2D and 3D and visually displaying each area in the house. The company said that users can change the cleaning mode at any time, and the robot will automatically adjust its moving strategy according to the new mode.
OZMO Roller for Next-Level Cleaning
Ecovacs Deebot T80 Omni is the best vacuum cleaner for carpets, hard floors, and pet hair in the mid-range segment today because it inherits many of the high-end technologies of the high-end X series. First, the OZMO roller promises to provide a cleaner cleaning than the rotating or vibrating mop solution. This equipment makes the T80 Omni the first mid-range product with this high-end mopping feature.
The roller mop operates similarly to that found inside specialized vacuum cleaners. The company says the roller pressure inside the T80 Omni can reach up to 3,700Pa and a rotation speed of 200 revolutions per minute, helping to scrub each dirt-sticking spot and continuously creating superior cleaning efficiency.
This helps remove stubborn stains, prevents streaking on the floor, and optimizes the small contact area. Ecovacs products’ rollers can retract with TruEdge 2.0 technology, allowing flexibility to clean close to the edges and every hidden corner in the house.
Not only does Ecovacs T80 Omni stop at mopping technology, but it also impresses with its vacuuming ability of up to 18,000Pa. You can be assured that the robot will gently “vacuum” all types of dirt, from hard floors to thick carpets.
In particular, the ZeroTangle 3.0 anti-tangle system features ARClean side brushes and a Triple-V structure. Engineers combined these with a well-angled brush design to effectively minimize hair tangles—a common issue in other robot models. This design will definitely please pet owners and anyone concerned about tangled hair disrupting the cleaning process.
Smart AIVI 3D 3.0 Technology
One of the points I highly appreciate in the T80 Omni is its navigation ability. This feature is also inherited from its high-end predecessor, the X8 Series. The robot uses a modern 3D map interface that allows you to monitor each area in the house through 2D and 3D display modes. The robot can accurately identify obstacles, from people and pets to small objects, thanks to AIVI 3D 3.0 technology and the VLM model trained through billions of data samples. When encountering obstacles, the machine will immediately adjust its moving route in real-time, ensuring collision avoidance and optimizing the cleaning process for each area.
The light sensor and TruEdge 3D Edge Sensor work together to help the robot move close to the edge, avoiding collisions. This sensor system also allows the robot to move along the edge of the carpet accurately. The company also said that depending on the type and shape of the carpet, the robot automatically switches to the appropriate mode: Vacuum Only, No Entry, Pass Through Only, or As On Floor.
Another cool feature of this robot is AI Instant Re-Mop 2.0. Ecovacs said the product can automatically recognize, classify, and handle stains based on their level of dirt. With light stains, the robot will automatically wipe again quickly, washing itself on the spot without returning to the station. When it detects stubborn stains, it will activate the intensive cleaning mode, wiping multiple times in that location and ensuring complete cleaning.
Final Line
In the $1,200 price segment officially sold at Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk, Ecovacs Deebot T80 Omni possesses many outstanding features compared to competitors in the same segment, including a roller mopping system for better efficiency, the latest navigation system, and an Omni charging station providing hot water washing and drying and automatic cleaning of the charging station.
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