ECOVACS DEEBOT T30S Care Robot Vacuum and Mop, 11000Pa, ZeroTangle Technology, TruEdge Adaptive Edge Mopping, Hot Water Washing, Self-Emptying, Self Refilling, Auto-Mop Lifting, Obstacle Avoidance

The media could not be loaded. Buckle up, this is a long and detailed review. (If you want the summary, here it is: go buy this vacuum now. I had a Roborock S7 which works really well but I moved the S7 upstairs and needed another robot that vacuums and mops since I have carpet rugs, hardwood, and tile. I upgraded and bought the Deebot T30S. I have been using it for about 6 weeks now and it has been an absolute game changer! I have 3 dogs so I always joke that I am his pit crew - filling the water tank, emptying the dust bin, and swapping the mop pad 1-2x a day depending on how much my dogs are shedding. I absolutely recommend it if it’s in your budget.The automatic pit crew station (automatically empties the dust bin, empties the dirty water, refills with clean water, washes AND dries the mop pads) is a an absolutely amazing upgrade that works so well.QUICK SUMMARYPROS:* Quiet even on boost suction* Extremely high suction* Large water tank for mopping* Auto emptying works extremely well* Picks up pet hair without brush tangling* Mapping works extremely well* Able to mark no-mop areas like rugs* Able to go weeks without having to refill the water or change the vacuum bag* Extra mop pads in the boxCONS:* Auto emptying and refill can be annoying, (although not very loud compared to previous models)* Must buy replacement dust bags* Mop pads sometimes get stuck on rugs and detachDETAILED REVIEWI have three dogs now dogs ( Siberian husky and a Heeler) two of which shed a ton of dog hair. I also have a doggy door which means mud gets tracked in occasionally depending on weather. Vacuuming and/or mopping everyday is required but not an option for me time-wise. Between that and normal dirt I have Deebot (who I have affectionately named “Clean Elizabeth II” who replaced her successor “Clean Elizabeth I”) vacuum scheduled to run twice a day. This robot vacuum does a great job in every important aspect, from the obvious vacuuming and mopping to ease of setup and a user friendly app.SETUPIt was incredibly easy. Out of the box the only thing I had to do (besides remove the plastic) was put on the side brush and mops, and attach the vacuum bag. (The cord and everything else was already out together.)The docking station already had a dirt bag installed so I just had to fill up the clean water tank.I already had the app installed so I quickly added the new vacuum and followed instructions to finish setting up.APPThe app is not only easy to use, it has some really neat features that set it a tier above other robot vacuum apps. The vacuum runs an initial mapping run, then actually identified separate rooms automatically (on roborock/roomba you have to manually split rooms by drawing) and allows you to easily name, merge, or split them. Scheduling allows you to set “do not disturb” time to avoid running late at night, the order the rooms are cleaned in, continue cleaning after recharging if the battery is low, and even set the suction level and mopping level room by room. It has options for no-go zones, no-mop zones, etc. There’s are automatic reminders (based on runtime) to fill/empty the water tanks, clean the sensors empty the bin, and replace filters, etc.One new feature I haven’t used much but am testing out is the AI cleaning feature. It intelligently changes cleaning patterns based on things like how much dirt is cleaned up in a room, the type of room/floor (e.g. mops the kitchen floor twice vs 1x in a bedroom).Vacuum / MopThe vacuuming is absolutely perfect. I’m not sure what else to say. It’s about 2x quieter than my Roborock S5, never misses a spot, and cleans my entire house on one charge. I noticed a few rugs it got stuck on due to strong suction and simply set up a marker to avoid that area.The mopping is really good - significantly better than my roborock for two reasons:1. Duel spinning mop pads do a much better job of cleaning dirt off of tile than a simple mop pad that drags across the floor.2. There is a setting to heat up the water so it uses hot water to do a better job of cleaning the floor.It detects when the mop is attached and adjust the cleaning accordingly (avoiding no mop zones.). I’ve found it’s especially great for rainy days when my pups track in water or dirt through the doggy door.Docking Station (AKA the Pit Crew)There are so many things I love about this vacuum. The docking station is a one stop shop for everything. It empties dirty water, refills clean water, empties the dust bin, washes the mop pads, dries the mop pads, and can even self clean the docking station!Voice AssistantI haven’t used the voice assistant much, but no doubt I’ll be yelling for “Yiko” to clean up a mess in no time just like I yell for Alexa to turn off the lights. You can tell it specific commands like a certain area to clean (e.g. under the bed, between the sofa and table, clean around the dog bowls, etc.) you can even tell her to clean in “housekeeping mode” which is basically telling the AI to figure out what’s dirty and clean it if you’re too lazy to learn other commands.I keep discovering new little settings and features that add to how much I like this vacuum. I’m more impressed with it the more I use it. I love not having to constantly grab the vacuum and empty the dust bin or fill the water.Go buy this vacuum and I promise it will be the best purchase you make this year.

I've rarely been a first adaptor of technology. I usually want manufacturers to work out the kinks before I invest my money. This is the first robot vacuum that I've ever purchased, as of 2021.I got this for myself, my wife, and our baby. With a dog and 2 cats, since having a child, our home has needed much more vacuuming and I was over it. So after much research, I landed on purchasing this robot vacuum from ECOVACS.All-in-all, this thing is awesome! We absolutely have mostly stopped manually vacuuming since this companion entered our home. We only use a manual vacuum to occasionally touch up our floors, such as around the edges of the floor, in hard to reach areas that the robot vacuum can't reach/fit into or if we break something, like a glass, that needs immediate attention. Still, we rarely manually vacuum despite this.However, it's important that you appropriately set your expectations for what you receive when purchasing this vacuum.First off, this vacuum is NOT a ticket to get out of jail from all vacuuming responsibilities. You do not set it and forget it, regardless of which robot vacuum you buy.Like all vacuums, this vacuum requires maintenance and the sooner that you get in check with this, the sooner you won't get disappointed. You will need to empty its dust tray/bin (where all the stuff it vacuums up goes) after each and every use. Transalation: it's not a bottomless pit where everything it vacuums up goes to be stored.Yes. The success of this vacuum is entirely dependent on your ability to empty what it vacuums up.Secondly, you need to regularly clean its brustles and brush. Hair (of all kinds) wraps up around the vacuum's brush and can prevent it from spinning. You need to remove that hair regularly to maintain the vacuum's ability to clean your floors. Fortunately, ECOVACS provides a tool to help you in this pursuit that you shouldn't ever lose because it attaches to the vacuum itself, underneath the flip-up lid on top of it.Thirdly, while this vacuum also mops, it doesn't sanitize your floors. Instead, it uses water and an absorbent pad to pickup any fine dust that the vacuuming left behind. It doesn't heat up the water. It's not steam. It's water. You can't add any cleaning detergent to it to enable it to kill bacteria, such as alcohol, vinegar, soap, bleach or any mopping detergent, like Pinesol. You should not expect it to mop your floors in the traditional sense. This is not the purpose of the mopping capabilities of this vacuum.HOWEVER, while this is different, it shouldn't deter you from purchasing this robot vacuum. Instead, interpret the vacuum's mopping capabilities as an enhancement to its vacuuming function. It definitely complements its vacuuming ability to pickup fine dust/dirt and "present" clean floors. Bottom line: it does a tremendous job of vacuuming floors.If maintained well and used appropriately, it will do an excellent job of vacuuming your floors. This vacuum is AWESOME on both tile and carpet. It's dynamic power control is excellent. I plan to purchase from ECOVACS again to get a robot vacuum for our upstairs. I'm very pleased with this vacuum and would definitely purchase it again.Lastly, please note that I did not receive any compensation whatsoever for this review. I purchased this vacuum with my own money.In fact, I mostly only post negative reviews on Amazon (check my profile), but I was so impressed by ECOVACS that I needed to post this review to let others know that it's legit. I absolutely recommend this robot vacuum.(2021.09.14) UPDATE: One thing you need to do differently with this vacuum is, before you run the robot vacuum, you'll need to clear your floors of anything it might get stuck on, such as usb chargers, loose clothes, blankets, etc. Also, you might find that the vacuum can get stuck on things you wouldn't initially expect. For example, our coffee table has thin (3/4 inch square) chrome, metal legs that are connected horizontally along the floor by the same type of chrome metal bar. This is the one spot in our home that the vacuum gets stuck on. We solved this issue by placing thick, heavy books at each end of our coffee table by these metal bars. This way, when the vacuum approaches them, it senses the books and doesn't attempt to go over the metal bars anymore.Tip: We set up our vacuum to clean our floors at 3am each night (you'll be surprised how much dirt it sucks up everyday, but we do have a dog, 2 cats, and a baby). So, before we go to bed, we make it a point to pickup or move any loose items on the floor that might get in the way of the vacuum, as well as position the two heavy books to prevent the vacuum from getting stuck. Other than these things, the vacuum is able to go over or maneuver around most things. You'll figure this out on your own as you use it.Lastly, I'm being picky on this one. My only annoyance with the vacuum - and admittedly, this is petty - is when the vacuum talks to you, it sometimes says things somewhat loud and other times softly. Again, not a big deal. I just wish the vacuum's voice had a consistent volume level. This doesn't interfere with the robot vacuum's primary purpose - vacuuming.

Our back of the house is pretty much all glass, and getting a service to clean them is always expensive and a scheduling nightmare. This WINBOT MINI has been an absolute rescue! Honestly, I was super skeptical at first, mostly worried it would fall off while working. But it does the job very well and feels surprisingly secure up there.It actually gets all my windows, even the smaller, tricky ones and those with handles, super clean. The ultrasonic spray thing is awesome – no streaks, just clear glass, and it doesn't use a ton of water. I'm seriously impressed with how well it cleans right up to the edges, and it navigates like a champ, avoiding obstacles. Setup was surprisingly easy.My only small recommendation would be for the power cord to be a bit longer and more flexible, just so it puts less weight/drag on the robot while it's working. But honestly, that's a minor thing. If you dread window cleaning or just have a ton of glass like we do, this little bot is a lifesaver. The package packed very well and ship on time. Totally recommend!

I just love this idea of not having to wash my windows as I have a three-story house,it works amazingly. I am happy with this purchase, but I do wish that they had included more solution because I’m going to go through it very quickly. This is why I only gave it four stars ,I did purchase a larger bottle, but it won’t be here for two weeks . Definitely once you get used to this device, it will save time. Also it is definitely safer than climbing up ladders. So you just stick the device on the window on the outside. Make sure you attach the lanyard to something just in case. It’s small enough for even the smallest window in my house except for a couple of them. seems to be well made.