DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone Robotic Vacuum & Mop

I own the ecovacs x11 love the navigation gets wonky in the beginning once it learns you layout and if you program to do daily runs vacuuming ect its great.. mopping i love its not perfect. I owned the mova v50 and just bought the mova z60 to try out ..I like the ecovacs I bought it bqck in September when it first came out and since then it had 2 firmware updates that helped. The mapping tho needs some updating..

I bought in September love it once you get the hang of scheduling if you use the AI preference you tell it to vacuum first always and let AI agent run on your floors that way it will adjust cleaning

Not sure what model you bought i own the ecovacs x11 while grout cleaning i haven't found one that great.. but roller mops clean well.. rotating pads yes smear across the floor for big spills but a good on caked on stains.. I prefer and use roller mops.. ecovacs and Mova z60 are great mops

I use the x11 on my tiles and it's been fine. You can adjust the water flow to avoid streaks, which is key. It also has fast charging, so it manages to cover my floor without much downtime. Corner cleaning is decent too.

2000sft place is pretty big. I’ve been trying out my new X11 lately, and the battery lasts a long time. It feels like it could handle your whole place in once. I also have hardwood floors, and the roller mop works great on them and does a good job cleaning.

Maybe ecovacs x11? I’m using one now, it has a roller mop. I have a small tiled area at home, and it usually doesn’t leave much water behind when mopping. For carpets, it really depends on how thick they are. If the carpet isn’t too high, it can get on it and vacuum just fine.

Actually, as long as you set the water level used for mopping appropriately (I usually set it at medium or low), there's no need to worry about damage. I use deebot x11 in my place to mop the hardwood floors, and it does a good job, no water streaks or scratches on my floors.

You might want to look for something with stronger downward pressure on the mop, like some roller mop model, ecovacs x11 should be nice. It presses the mop against the floor more, which may help with cleaning those grooves. For drying water spots, using a lower water level usually helps too. I do that on mine and it dries pretty quickly.

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!

I have the mova z60 and ecovacs x11. Ordering the narwal flow 2 tomorrow. The ecovacs funny enough is the only robot I’ve had in 7 years to run over dog poop 2 times.

It’s honestly really difficult especially with how saturated the market is with robot vacuums and the thing is that every brand has like more than five of them come out a year. It truly is trial and error and that’s why I’ve had around 10 of them in the last 2 to 3 years, I really like the roller mops, I find that they do clean the best, especially for my needs with dog urine, and a bunch of spills, the only issue I have with them is the maintenance.

Have this and the mova z60. The x11 is the FIRST robot in 7 years that I’ve had run over dog poop TWICE. Other wise I like its performance.

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

Aight so I have a total of 5 different robots in my house currently, 5 dogs, and HEAVY foot traffic from owning an elderly care home and a couple kids. Currently running the narwal flow 2 in the main part of the house (downstairs) and it works BEAUTIFULLY, had to get a roller one downstairs as I have a dog who is old and can’t hold in his pee whatsoever and another bulldog that pees downstairs when she tries to go upstairs. Upstairs starting today I’m running the mova v50 and am quite pleased with its performance after running it twice. I also have a ecovacs x11 next to the mova and I wanted to like it solely because of the cyclone bin but it’s ran over dog poop twice and gets stuck under the main bed, it crushes itself under the wood somehow to the point where it’s kinda hard to pull it out lmao. I do however like it if you have an open space with nothing for it to go under, or atleast level things to go under. The mova z60 is wonderful as well but SO MUCH MAINTENANCE.

Depends my ecovacs x11 and Mova z60 are heavy on maintenance, x11 little less so but still gets gross on the roller and vacuum part.

The x11 just leaves track marks I find.

X11 is the only robot I’ve used that has eaten dog shit not only once but twice. Other wise I really like it especially for the dustbin.

I was actually really excited to get the Ecovacs X 11 in because it looks way easier to clean and maintain, which was partially true until it ate dog poop twice, I hated it when it happened to Roomba S9, and I especially hate it when it got all over that mop, roller, and vacuum, and just in general all over the bottom of the vacuum and wheels.

Those are really old models. It’s honestly really hard to find one that doesn’t have a mop as well. Honestly for dog hair im really like the ecovacs x11/12 for the cyclone bin that lets you empty it rather than switching out bags. I want to get the Dyson vis nav in for testing especially for the price.

Both my Mova z60/v50 gave terrible battery life. Like you can literally open the app send the Z 60 out to go clean and watch the battery drain. Honestly, so far I’m very impressed with the narwal flow 2, I send it out every morning to go vacuum first and then mop, and it could generally do my whole downstairs on a single charge and not only that, but it doesn’t really quickly, I want to say it’s about two times as fast as the z60. I would also put the ecovacs x11/12 up there not because it has the best battery life per se, but because of the quick charge feature, it really does make a difference.

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.