ECOVACS - DEEBOT T80 OMNI

I’d get the T80 in your situation. The X9 has the ability to lift mop, vacuum and side brush independently. I don’t think that benefits you much if you do not have much of a rugged area. I have a X9 and E25, and I find the X9 to do a much better job mopping and require much less maintenance of the mop and dirty water tank. E25 was a louder vacuum and worked very fast. X9 while very slow in comparison it mopped with very little noise.

I tried both the T80 Omni and eufy e28. You can check my last post for a comparison. I also have been using the Dreame l40 ultra. I have a dog that sheds an insane amount and all of these vacuums have no problem picking up his fur. So mopping is really where you’re gonna see the most differences. Considering the points you made about the types of messes in your place, you may find a roller mop would be a bit more beneficial for you. It’s better at cleaning up stains and spills. Now if you generally have clean floors, I don’t think you’d see a noticeable difference between a roller and a spinning mop, especially if you run it nightly. That is how my house is and the dirty water in my T80 is just as dirty in my l40 ultra. You could also check out the mova z50 or v50. I think the z50 seems to be one of the best mopping performers rn but unfortunately not available in my country. However I do have a v50 coming this week as I want to give that one a try too. I hear really good things.

The dreame l40 ultra or mova p10 pro ultra is pretty popular for mid range options with flagship features. From personal experience, my ecovacs T80 Omni has been pretty good too but it’s off sale right now. You can often find it for around $900. Check my last post I did a review on it. If you’re sold on Roborock (it is often considered one of the most trusted brands) You could check out their Qrevo series. Also supposedly the mova v50 is really good and just released. I have it coming next week and will be reporting back. Sorry I’m sure this didn’t help narrow it down but just giving som ideas. Just keep in mind, every single robot vac is going to have both good and bad reviews. Some people will say it’s the best ever and some will say it’s the worst machine ever created. Focus on the neutral and mid-star reviews as they often are the most telling. But don’t get too hung up on every negative opinion you see. People are much more likely to go online and complain about issues than they are to praise when they don’t have an issue. So it often leads to bias.

I tried both of these as well. I wrote a comparison in my most recent post and agree with your points. I ended up buying the Dreame l40 ultra as a “budget” option and I think I’m going to keep that one. Sure the T80 Omni does some things better but imo not $400 better. And at the rate the tech is moving, these things will be outdated in just a couple years. So I figured I’ll stick with one that does a good job instead of dropping 2x-3x on one that gives me marginal performance improvements. Then I can buy another mid range robot in a couple years when the tech is better and end up spending on 2 what I would have on 1 premium robot.

I agree it leaves too much water behind. There isn’t much in the grey water tank after a run with the e28 I am using. I have also been testing the T80 Omni and on the contrary, it leaves a lot less water behind and there is much more dirty water in the grey water tank. The problem I am concerned with is ecovacs reliability and poor customer support. Yes it may work well now but who knows how it will perform in a few months. Even r/ecovacs seems to have a ton of negative comments telling people to stay away from their products. And on top of that, a lot of the positive posts and comments you find there are fake marketing accounts. So ya idk part of me just wants to wait until there are more roller mop offerings.. dreame, mova and narwal have some that should be hopefully released in the US soon. And I’m hoping we get one from Roborock too.

What made you go X9 over t80? They seem to be very similar. I am testing the t80 and e28 in parallel and I agree with most of your points. I think the biggest downside you laid out was that it leaves a lot of water behind. I honestly thought it was a good thing at first but now realize it’s probably the opposite. I immediately noticed how much more t80 picks back up vs the e28. Are you returning the e25 and keeping the x9? Or is that what you’re ultimately still trying to decide? I keep going back and forth on which to keep and now I’m debating if I should also go x9 over t80… people in this sub do not seem to think highly of ecovacs which I feel is causing me some bias in my opinions.

Been testing this and the eufy e28 side by side. I keep going back and forth on which I feel is better. I think they both have pros and cons. The T80 takes a lot longer to clean and its navigation can be kinda wonky. Looks like it gets confused sometimes. I also think the edge cleaning isn’t all that’s cracked up to be. I’d put it on par with the e28 in that department. However, I feel the mopping on the T80 is a bit better. It is returning a noticeable amount more dirty water to the dirty water tank than the e28. And at the same time, it’s leaving a noticeable amount less water behind after a pass, so that tells me it’s picking up more dirt/mess than the e28. I also think the vacuuming on the T80 is superior. Plus the slim profile is better if you have low furniture you need it to get under. And finally as a con, the T80 takes significantly longer to complete a run than the e28 due to the shorter mop requiring more passes. Like 15 minutes longer. But, it’s quieter overall than the e28. I will continue to test these through the return window and make a formal post, but knowing there will be more roller mop options right on the horizon, part of me thinks I should just wait for something better. We already know of the mova z50, dreame aqua 10 pro and narwal flow. And I’m sure we will get something from Roborock soon. So my opinion so far is that both these devices are decent at what they do, but knowing roller mops are a relatively new overall, I think we will get better tech soon enough that it may be worth it to wait if you can.

Ya Just a Dad just posted his review today and he did not like it at all. I gotta say my T80 Omni had at least given me a better experience, but still not impressive enough to sell me on it so it is going back. Ik a lot of people like to hate on vacuum wars or call them paid shills when they have a bad experience, but Vacuums wars is strictly doing lab tests. They don’t account for real world use and reliability. Which is why it’s important to also read reviews from your average consumers. They rated how it performed in their tests and ranked it accordingly. Had they lived with it for a few weeks on end, it probably would have gone a different way. Problem is they review tons of vacuums and mops (not just robots) at a time and they don’t have time to spend an extended period of time with one. I think they do need to find a way to work it into their reviews from that aspect though…

I don’t think there are any mop rollers out rn that are worth buying over some of the better spinning mops. IF you’re adamant on sticking to rollers, I would wait for some of the newer options to release if you can. But also, I think roller mops are seriously overhyped. Don’t get me wrong, they are better at some things like cleaning up spills or excessive stains. But if you run it nightly and don’t have overly dirty floors, you’re not gonna notice much difference vs a spinning mop machine. As for alternative recs that aren’t rollers, people seem to like the Mova v50 and Roborock Saros 10r. I’ve personally been using the Dreame l40 ultra and I’m happy with it after trying the ecovacs T80 Omni and eufy e28 and not liking them all that much.

I also have the eufy e28 and ya im unimpressed overall and it’s going back. I did also buy the ecovacs T80 Omni to compare and it was better if you are set on a roller mop. Otherwise you can check out some spinning mop options. I just ordered the x40 ultra and mova v50 to compare but I cannot yet speak to their performance in comparison. I will add it is important to have realistic expectations with these machines. They’re to help maintain and I don’t think the tech is there just yet to fully replace vacuuming and mopping.

I’ve also been testing these 2 side by side. I also agree that the T80 Omni does a better job. However, I still don’t think it’s good enough for me to want to keep it. And I especially don’t trust ecovacs as a brand. While it works good now, it’s been said over and over that reliability is not ecovacs strong suit. I do believe roller mops are better performers but there are more options right on the horizon so I think it’s worth waiting if you don’t have an immediate need to buy one and are adamant on getting one with a roller mop. My next test is to determine if a great spinning mop is better than a subpar roller mop. So I bought the mova v50 and dreame x40 and will make a post on my experience after spending some time with it.

The x40 that I bought was refurbished and had wonky navigation so I sent it back, but bought a new l40 ultra and I really like it. The navigation is pretty good and object avoidance has been pretty solid too. Is it perfect? No. And the T80 is probably still a bit better at mopping. But it was good enough for me to realize that it wasn’t worth paying the extra money for the T80 or e28. So both of them got sent back and I kept the l40 ultra. As for the Mova v50, I have it sitting in its box still in my house as I decided I’m going to send it back for the fact that I don’t feel it’s worth me spending twice the price as the l40 ultra for what is likely marginal performance gains. Don’t get me wrong I am sure it is better, but I’ve come to the conclusion that the robot vac tech is just moving so quickly that spending money on a premium robot whose features will be dated in just a couple years wasn’t a good idea. So I’m happy with the performance of the l40 ultra and will be keeping that one.

I've got the T80, haven't really noticed any obvious missed spots. Tight corners or oddly shaped furniture legs can be a little tricky, but that's normal. I think firmware updates might make it smarter over time. Overall, it keeps the floors looking good without me having to follow it around, and for everyday cleaning, it works well.

You can check vacuum wars scores, the dreame X50 and X9 omni generally perform better across the board but have poor battery in comparison. I find that the T80 omni is a better middle ground, but they aren't as good as others in object avoidance and there have been reports of a stuck bug (although I assume software issues get patched eventually) For value you are better off with a midrange bot, I don't recommend buying the newest bot for +1000$. Lastly there is no bot that scores as best in all categories, especially mopping results vary a lot.

No single bot is the best in every category, and even if they are the best in a category, how much better are they really? I went with the deeboot T80 omni because It scores well across the board without sacrifing battery life. It's navigation and obstacle avoidance are just average, but it's not horrible either. Pick a bot based on your needs, you won't find "the best" at everything.

I got mine 2 days ago, got it at a great price though. I was surpised by how quiet it was, the carpet deep cleaning is amazing, and the mopping is excellent. Obstacle avoidance and navigation are decent, but nothing to write home about. Battery life is excellent, something that the best bots are starting to struggle with. Never got stuck, even on multiple carpets. Biggest problem is that the bot is "too careful" it stays a bit too far away from edges to my liking, obviously a lot better than the bumper car I used to have, but it means edges aren't being cleaned as well as I like. It took the bot 64 minutes to clean 46m3 of surface (vacuum+mop) doing it separately (vacuum than mop) increased the time to 100 minutes. This is not having it do the carpets, than the furthest rooms. For the price I've paid I'll likely keep it, but I hope I can get the bot closer to the edges.

There is no bot that performs the best in each area, but most users will not need this. I do think vacuum wars does a terrific job, however I don't always agree with the weight of their scoring system. While the X9 is currently #1 if you check the individual scores you see that navigation is pretty near average, and battery life is below average. A lot of weight is given to mopping performance, vacuuming power and features. I went with the T80 omni instead, while missing a feature or 2 over the X9 and scoring slightly worse in both mopping and vacuuming, it's battery life is way above the X9 and more importantly so is its navigation. It's again, not a flawless product, but I managed to fix most of my issues with the app, and it's a huge upgrade from my roborock S5. I recommend against paying +1000$ for any bot, as there isn't a flawless model, and there is always something better around the corner. Get a good deal and move on, in 5 years you'll likely buy one that will blow any current flagship away.

Got an ecovacs T80 omni for 680€ in Europe, pretty sure I can't get a better high end offer than that. The dreame L40 at 500€ was also enticing though, but the X40 at 800€, X50 at 1000€ and the ecovacs X9 at 930€ all felt very expensive in comparison.

Vacuuming: Mova V50 > Mova Z60 > eufy E25 or E28 or Narwal Flow > Mova Z50 > Ecovacs Deebot X8 or T80 / Yeedi S14 > Ecovacs Deebot X9. Mopping: Mova Z60 or Ecovacs Deebot X8, X9, or T80 / Yeedi S14 > Mova Z50 > eufy E25 or E28 > Narwal Flow > Mova V50.

I disagree. These suction power ratings are always an indication of actual performance. They might not be perfect, since other factors exist, but they are an indication. Reviews are subjective (some don't even use the highest settings). Suction power isn't. If your 2000 Pa robot has much better floor pick-up than your 12000 Pa robot, something's wrong with your 12000 Pa robot. My 20000 Pa eufy Omni E25 has better hard floor pick-up performance than my 19000 Pa Mova Z50 and my 18000 Pa Mova P50 Pro Ultra and Ecovacs Deebot T80.

I’m happy with my T80 Omni. My floors have never been this clean. I only have hardwood floors though, so I can’t speak to the carpet ability. The little rotating brush does a great job of getting corners and edges, and the extending mop keeps a tight edge to the wall/furniture/random dog toys in the way. My only complaint would be with how small the little HEPA filter in vacuum is. It does its job, and the mesh cover takes care of the dog hair, but it loads up a little quick. I should probably dust more.

I got an ecovacs t80 omni, and it has a nice white look, very simple and clean. The dock isn't very compact though, so it still needs a bit of space.

The mopping on the T80 is solid, but large food chunks are tough for any robot. It's best to pick those up first, then let it mop. Running it in "mop after vac" mode also helps keep the robot cleaner and makes it last longer.

I got an Ecovacs T80 recently (less premium than the X9 you are looking at, but similar features) and I had a bit of apprehension due to some reports of poor navigation as you mentioned. But it’s been great. Initial mapping was quick and accurate. I’ve only done a full home clean 3 times but it hasn’t gotten stuck once. Vacuuming is good but what has impressed me the most is the roller mop which makes a massive difference on my tiled floors and seems to be doing a good job at cleaning itself.

No worries, and sorry for confusing you then :-) And I can definitely understand where you are coming from as I have seen similar comments as well! Main reason I still went for Ecovacs is I wanted a roller mop as opposed to spinning pads as there is pretty much consensus that it works better, combined to a robot which isn’t taller than 10cm as I have a few low pieces of furniture, and combined with what is available where I live this didn‘t really leave many options. But as I saidI am quite glad I did (although I can’t comment on long term reliability and maintenance since I’ve had it a little less than a week.

I have a T80 and a X9 pro. X9 pro is better in terms of the app. Cleaning is similar.

I am a couple days in of testing both robots as well (E28), bought during Prime Day, and absolutely share the same sentiment as you so far. I was hesitant to purchase the T80 a day after the E28 due to the mostly negative reviews on here regarding ecovacs, but thought I owed it to myself to test it as well. The T80 mapped, vacuumed, and vac + mopped so far without getting stuck once. The E28, however, got stuck just now on its first vacuum 4 times by getting tangled in small wires in my office. Watching the E28 vacuum definitely felt like it was way more aggressive in trying to clean around table/chair legs and carpets so much that it pushed them around and scratched itself up in the process. The E28 also can't fit under our cabinets due to the LIDAR sensor sticking up, but the T80 could. The T80 also did seem to be a little quieter on Standard compared to E28 Turbo, but is significantly more quiet on "Quiet" mode compared to E28 "Quiet" mode. I also agree regarding the mapping and room separation is better on the T80 vs E25/28 app. The Eufy app made so many rooms it took me a while to edit and sort them out, whereas the Ecovacs map was pretty good off the bat, and the map is much easier to modify and edit than the Eufy app. I'm about to try mopping with the E28 soon as well for comparison, but it will have to do wonders to have us keep it at this rate.

I have the T80 Omni, it’s excellent. Cleans incredibly well, mop and dirty water systems are very well designed with no debris getting stuck, navigation has been great and obstacle avoidance has been perfect.

I have the E25 and the T80 Omni. The T80 is far superior in cleaning, returning the E25.

Deebot T80 Omni. Its excellent.

Unfortunate, It works incredibly well. I think it's designed much better than the Eufy. The smaller width roll applies a lot more pressure to the ground to clean and the cleaning of the actual roller and dirty water tank is perfect vs. the Eufy's system will require regular maintenance.

Same experience here. Bought the E25 and the T80 Omni and found the T80 to be much better in almost every regard. I didn’t have mapping issues that other reported though. Mopping is much better on the T80 than the E25

I also think it’s just better designed, looking at the onboard dirty water tank, the catch seems much better and it seems to get less debris stuck in there vs flushing it to the base station.

The roller mop does a much better job of mopping. If you have a lot of hard floors, I would go for a roller mop style. Very happy with my T80 Omni.

Been super impressed with mine as well.

Very pleased with my T80 Omni.

Been very pleased with my T80 Omni for almost 3 months now. I’m still amazed with how well it cleans my tile floors. I get what he’s saying, but also, my experience has been excellent so far

I have been looking to purchase a new robot vacuum as the previous one I had was over 5 years old and was never great due to poor obstacle avoidance. I took some time and researched quite a bit and determined I wanted something with a roller mop (My downstairs is mostly tile, with a few low pile rugs) and something that has good "value". After reading a ton of reviews and research, I decided either the Eufy E25 or the Ecovacs Deebot T80 Omni would be the best for my situation and "value", but was not sure which would be best so I ordered both. My personal bias was to like the Eufy more since I paid $200 less than the T80 Omni ($899 vs. $699), however, after extensive testing, even at a higher price tag, the T80 Omni won me over. Let me preface this in saying, it seems everyones experience and homes are different, so a robot vacuum that works great for me and my situations might not work well at all for someone else. For me and my house, the T80 Omni has been incredibly flawless. It mapped my whole downstairs perfectly the first try, the way it separated the different rooms was much better than the Eufy E25, and I even moved the base station at one point for which it recognized, re-found, and adjusted without any issues or needing a remap. I currently have the T80 Omni set to clean the main areas of my downstairs every other day with a full clean once per week. It has been running this schedule flawlessly for the last 3 weeks and has not had a single issue getting stuck on any furniture, objects, or anything. The only thing I've done is empty the dirty water tank and put clean water + Tineco cleaning solution in the clean water tank. This is incredibly impressive as I also have a small dog, a daughter, and a SO who both have very long hair that seems to shed more than my dog and has always been any issue for any robot or vacuum in general. I have not had any hair stuck on the side brush, vacuum brush, or roller brush. It's been flawless and my floors have never been so clean, even dried coffee stains have been removed without issue. Now, when comparing with the Eufy E25, it was night and day. The eufy for some reason could not detect my bar stools properly and would push them around, the hair would get caught in the spinning brushes, the vacuum brush, and worst of all, the roller brush. It also for some reason seemed to always suck up a piece of paper in the big roller brush, shred it to a million pieces, and make a huge mess of the floor and base station when it went back to "clean" it's roller brush. For the week I had it, I had to make multiple interventions to clean it out, get it unstuck, and it did not do any better job of cleaning the floors despite putting down A LOT more water when it mopped. The only benefit of the E25 is it finished the job quicker with its larger width roller brush, but I don't care if it takes a bit longer for the T80 since it's a robot and I'm not doing it. Finally, I decided to return the E25 which I bought through Eufy's website and the process was not great. It was 2-3 business days between responses from their customer service, they did everything they could to avoid sending me a return label, and it's been 3 business days since it arrived back to them and I still don't have my refund. For me, the T80 Omni is a far superior robot vacuum and I've been very pleased with it so far.

That's great, I'm glad its working out for you. At $699, I think it has a ton of value and is a great all-around robot. Just for me and my particular house, I preferred the T80. I wish I got the Prime deal for the T80 at $799 instead of $899, but didn't want to deal with the hassle of returning and repurchasing even though I was still in the return window.

Yea, I don't feel any FOMO to be honest. The T80 Omni has been flawless and performs excellent. I understand the hesitation over brands, but I think every brand has great products and not so great products. This seems to be one of the good ones from Ecovacs, I'm brand agnostic, just very pleased with this specific product at it's price point. Why did you purchase the T80 Omni if you are biased against Ecovacs as a company?

Huh? Takes less than a minute to clean dirty water tank on my T-80 and about 2 minutes to clean the water tray.

Glad it's working for you - I picked up a Eufy E25 for prime day and I wasn't happy with it. Constantly tangled in wires/hairs, and the mopping performance wasn't very good. We have hard floors all around, two cats, a dog, so we needed something that can manage all the hair. The vacuuming wasn't bad but for $700, it wasn't the solution for us so we're sending it back. Since then I got the Ecovacs T80 omni due to vacuum wars review - it's much better but not perfect (did cost $900). It cleans slow but vacuum, mops, and maps very well. It uses a lot of water though, so I am constantly changing the tank and emptying the dirty water. Still not sure if I am keeping it, $900 is a good chunk and definitely want at least a 5-6 year life.

I purchased the T80 Omni a month ago. It has been a champ with both vacuum and amazing with the roller brush mopping. I’ve got 25% carpet/85% tile and hardwood with rugs. This thing is brilliant.

From my experience with the x8, the roller mop does really well on mopping. It actually removes the stains, not just smear it around. The maintenance is quite simple, just wipe the sensors from time to time, and clean the tray and change the water once a week, so far it's been smooth. The t80 feels like a nice balance of features and cost in their lineup. No matter what you pick, just buy from place that has good return policy if you don't end up liking it.

I second the roller mop. I picked up the t80 and have been testing it, so far I really like the way it mops. The floor feels fresh, no liquid residue or any cleaner build up, almost like it was mopped by hand. I can walk barefoot, no complains. IMO the roller mop is a big win.

I have a T80 for abour a month. No problem so far. The navigation is a little bit slower than my old roborock but the roller mop is really good. Highly recommended 👍

I've got the Ecovacs T80 for a week and it's amazing. No issue with both the robot and the app.

I have the T80 and it is doing great. I have a 6 year old Beagle and the mopping performance is very effective, although you will have to clean the dock more often.

From what you said, it sounds like your cat and the mess it makes are the main thing. I've got an ecovacs t80 and a dog, the robot deals with dirt and hair without much problem.

Personally I think roller mops clean better than spinning ones. The ecovacs T80 is a decent roller mop pick but a little going too far over budget. But if you’re leaning toward spinning mops, maybe check out the T50 Max.

The T80 was my first robot vacuum, and the auto-emptying feature has been a lifesaver, I don't have to babysit it. The roller mop works great too, it keeps the floors really clean. I've got pretty much what I wanted, but I'm still curious to see what the X11 will bring.

I’ll never ever gonna buy Ecovacs again. Cheap parts, horrible app, just overall a very frustrating experience.

Have a Deebot. Insane quality. But they could really up their game in terms of software - for old and new models.

I haven’t seen many good reviews of irobot here, and it doesn’t seem that many people use it. I use an ecovacs deebot myself, and if you’re not in a rush, the X8 pro omni might be worth a look. I’ve had it for a few months and it’s been really reliable so far.

I owned a DeeBot and I sent it back after a week. The mapping function was terrible. It was amazing at cleaning but I don’t want to fight with a vacuum. Customer service suggested I join their support group on Facebook for assistance. I can’t even make this mess up. I’m not joining a group to use a vacuum. Instead, I bought a cheap mop/ vacuum combo from Inova and it was amazing. I still use it 2.5 years later. I’m in the market for an upgrade now that budget is larger.

We have a deebot, one that mobs and vacuums. Don't even hesitate. This thing cleans. We come home and its clean. spill something, he comes mop it up. Its even entertainment for the dog.

I have an Ecovacs Deebot, and it does a decent job. It has the self-empty, but doesn't work on cat hair unfortunately. However, the vacuum picks up a lot of cat hair.

I bought an anti-tangle roller for my robot vacuum and it works pretty well. I have a Deebot but I'm sure they make them for other brands, too.

I equate robot vacs to hand sanitizer. They do the job, but at the end of the day, soap and water make your hands feel the cleanest. I have both an ecovac deebot and a roomba 405. Honestly, the cheaper deebot worked more consistently than the Roomba. Their app is dodgy as heck. If you have pets with fur, I've found the old school janitor brooms to be the most efficient and effective on floors. Too much fur tends to clog up Roomba vacs. Go cheap to dip your toes in the robot waters.

Do NOT go for ecovacs deebot... What a shitshow... Worst 800€ I ever spent...

$500 is a critical threshold. I have had different Deebots for years and they are very helpful, but the real game changers are the Omni-stations. You definitely want to buy one with a station, that can empty the dust bin, clean and dry the mopping pads. The real magic of these robots is, if you have to interact with them, as little as possible. Having to only empty and refill the robot once a week, instead of daily was the hugest step in comfort for me personally.

I have a eufy S1. I chose it because I wanted something that was near-flagship, but <$1000. I also really wanted a roller mop as opposed to spinning mop pads. I hated the idea of smearing dirty pads around the floor. I've had it for about a month and am in love after replacing a very, very old Ecovacs Deebot which had no mapping nor navigation. The improvement is night and day.

Using ecovacs deebot and thoroughly satisfied

My Roborock has been great for me and it was about $700CAD so well within your budget. Vacuums, mops, all those things. The one I had before was a Deebot Ecovacs. It was $1000 CAD and a software nightmare. Cleaned well (not better than the Roborock though) but the software made me want to throw my phone everytime I used it because I had to remap almost every time I changed floors even though it can apparently save 3 maps.

I had a deebot for a couple of years and it was good. So, when it died, I got another one. That one didn't work right and oh my GOSH their customer service was horrible. I ended up returning it and got a Shark. I have no experience with Roborock but will avoid Ecovacs moving forward just because of their horrible customer service.

Bought ecovacs Deebot. The sensors stopped working after 2 years. Got it replaced and the cost was 8K. A year later, the sensors again stopped working and the replacement cost was again 8K. A friend of mine who bought the Deebot 1 year after me had the same issues with the sensors. Their service is expensive. Even to just visit and check the issue they charge 1K. So don’t buy Ecovacs.

My deebot has been decent 🤷‍♂️

Ok so I have bought 3 robovacs in the last month. a cheap roborock with no dock, a j15 ultra and a ecovacs omni. By far the best mapping was roborock. But the other two vacs are better as they mop and have docks. The eureka j15 pro ultra is the best but the ecovacs isn't much worse for half the price. I paid 250 for the roborock, 650 for the ecovacs and 1200 for the eureka j15. My favourite is the j15 pro ultra and its not much different to the j15 ultra going for 900 now. The battery lasts way longer than the ecovacs omni but both do about the same level of cleaning. I run both mine twice a day just to see how they go and my floors have never been cleaner, whatever way you go a robot vac is awesome. Just schedule in and it cleans, best m9ney I've spent in a while. And yes I do need a couple as I have a large house. This is australia pricing aswell and I bought on the Amazon sales so they were cheap.

I live by mine. Deebot with self emptying. Has full map and Lidar so barely gets caught. Starts when I leave home and when I return it docks and empties. I barely see it.