ECOVACS - DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone Robotic Vacuum & Mop

I personally find x11 does a good job with both vacuuming and mopping. Plus, its large dustbin is a big bonus for pet households since you don't have to empty it as often.

My deebot has been running at my place for almost 2 years now.

Just bought the ecovac x11. Holy smokes that thing is supreme. My floors are spotless and it navigates around everything with ease. I just sat at work and watched it clean the house via its front camera. Take the plunge, you won't regret it!

Bro, I just got the X11 not long ago. The roller mop is great and I've been using it a lot to clean my wooden floors now. Even those sticky stains, it doesn’t take more than a couple passes to get them out. https://preview.redd.it/pfgczsezfo8g1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9383fb89b4a9514f136df2f97a78abe6c90fb059

I've been using the deebot x11. It runs quietly and does a good job cleaning, no issues so far. The industry evolves quickly, and I think their newer releases are generally much improved.

so originally I find that mapping was horrible, it would take several rooms and make it one large room, but going against directions and I did a map with the lights off and it did the best map ever. the AI hosting feature to clean takes forever, like my house is around 2600sq feet and after 13 hours it still wasnt done, it was just thinking way too much. Ive decided to use scenario cleaning only. It's faster and I have more control. I don't like how it uses more water rather than cleaning agent for mopping (I have hardwood floors). The roomba I had previously let me use Bona in their liquid container. You need to good amount of customizations to get things right, but after that, it does clean well, it's quiet and does a decent job. I can't get the matter features to work, it just says it can't find the area selected and goes back. I also wish there was a away mode type of cleaning, so I can pick a area to clean when I leave the home.

This but debating currently between the Omni x11 and the mova z60, coming from a Saros 10r

My advice is to never buy a robot vacuum at full price there are always deals, so it's worth waiting. The Matrix 10 Ultra is an interesting device, but I wouldn't get it. I think it has potential but in it's current state it's almost pointless, kind of like the Roborock Z70 with its robotic arm. It also takes forever to clean since it has to swap pads, wash them, etc. It's a dumb product, although not as dumb as the Z70. As of today, the robots I would get are the Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Track and the Ecovacs X11 OmniCyclone. Maybe also the Eufy E28 (Im a bit unsure about this one), but that's mainly because of how easy it is to maintain the roller and the dock. But I would generally recommend basically any good robot that has a massive price gap. Between the top models as they are like 90% as good as the top end for 50% the price. Also, don't get scammed when deal hunting! Always use sites that show price history so you can see if you're actually getting a deal.

I've been using the x11 for a bit now, the mopping has been solid for me, no weird glitches. And the bagless design is way bigger than I expected, so I don't need to clean it after every use.

I started using the X11 last year, and it cleans well. The upgraded roller mop is also effective for deeper cleaning. With a regular mop, I’d have to go over stains a couple of times, but this one usually gets them in one pass.

My deebot x11 has been working well for me. It puts pressure on the tile floor to take off dirty spots. And x11 won't just drag a dirty mop around and leave the dirty water on the floor. Instead, it washes the roller mop while mopping, so my tile floor came out with no marks.

Upgraded to an x11 for few months. The roller mop system is efficient and self-cleaning also saved me a lot of effort. It's a good choice under nice discount

The ecovacs X11 is decent overall. The dustbin is fairly large at 1.6L, so with a normal amount of dust, it doesn’t need to be emptied very often. The cleaning solution is dispensed automatically based on usage, and the cleaning performance also feels solid.

Hardwood floors here too, and the ecovacs x11 has been working well for us. The roller mop is actually very gentle on the floors, I haven’t noticed any scratches. The robot washes the mop itself while mopping, so dirt won't get dragged around. I just keep up with some regular daily maintenance, and it's been reliable.

Flow easiest to maintain and quietest. X11 best vac. Z60 best downpressure for deep groves. I have the Flow for 4 months and happy with the performance. Would buy again over any competative bots.

Hi all, I am interested to hear owners experience with the X11 so far. There have been a lot of questionable reviews with this vac and based on some info I've seen from more trustworthy youtubers it seems to get much better with navigation over time. I am curious to see if any longer-term owners have experienced this as well? (1 month+ of ownership). Also, I've seen mixed results on its corner cleaning ability and general mopping ability (lack of pressure?). Are these reviews accurate or a misunderstanding of how the unit works? I personally saw a lot of poor quality reviews with the Narwal Flow from folks who just didnt know how to use it and I suspect the X11 might be a better vac than some reviews are saying so I wanted to reach out to current owners and see their thoughts. Edit: I've been using it for 2 days now and so far I'm rather satisfied with its performance. The only issue I've had is the AI Stain Detection through it into some kind of mop for 1-2 minutes then wash cycle. My guess is because I have dark floors and I was running it at night with low light, it kept thinking there were stains everywhere. Once I disabled that its been running very consistently. The basestation is pretty cool, I did my first bagless empty which was a little messy but knowing what to except now, it will be much cleaner next time. It's a pretty quiet machine overall, a very nice change from the Dreame Aqua10 or MOVA Z60. Mopping performance is very good, navigation is very good once, obstacle avoidance has been very good. It had a pretty big task on its first cleaning with dried on paw prints and it did really well. The app is a little confusing with some spots of poor grammer making settings unclear. I am trying out the AI mode now, I like that you can see exactly what its doing and why and that you can tell it changes you want to how it handles things.

I really liked the X11, my biggest issue with it was terrible AI. It would constantly detect dark floor as stains and loop in an endless mopping cycle. After that I started to run my own preset jobs which worked really well until the roller developed a very loud squeal in which I returned the robot within its return policy. Had it not started squeaking like a mouse was trapped inside the roller drum i'd likely have kept it. I'm really interested in the X12 to see if that has improved.

I'm trying out the X11 right now, doing its first cleaning cycle. So far it's comparable to any of the roller mop flagships but still only the first clean

I had no problem with hair tangles, I was also hesitate because of the brush style being similar to my Eufy x10 which tangled all the time but no issues with the X11.

Narwal Flow, my second pick would be an X11 Ecovacs

Narwal Flow #1 followed by Ecovacs X11 for mopping-first. For Roborock i'd say CurvX is a solid choice for spinning mop pads.

I didn't experience any of the issues you described. My only concern is that it seems not using so much water (and almost no detergent) in the mopping process, but I don't know if it is due to the wood floor of mine (which is partially absorbing the water), or any other reason.