ECOVACS - N30 PRO OMNI

I've got the N30 Pro from Amazon. Works well in my condo, vacuuming and mopping has been spot on, no issue so far.

I picked up the deebot n30 pro omni and it is quite good for single storey small floor area use. You may check it out.

Not much, and lesser components for failure. For a home of your size, it can go back and wet the pads in between cleaning cycles. I use the same for a floor size of 1200sqft. I have mop cycles two times a week, and water flow rate is set to high. I need to refill and empty base station tank once a week.

I have Ecovacs N8 plus (aging, about to retire), N30 and X8 in two floors. Pretty happy with product and support network in Kochi. Their customer care is quick, whatsapp responses immediately and resolution are within a day itself. And they are served by Frootle, which got a shop+service center in Kakkanad. Overall, highly recommended

N30 is better in that sense.

Using ecovacs N30 Pro Omni. Worth the money.

I’ve been using the N30 Pro for almost a year. Haven’t tried other models so I don’t really know if there’s anything better out there, but my N30 has been working decently for me and I don’t have much to complain about.

I have an ecovacs t30s pro and is great at avoidance and vacuuming, mopping is decent, I have the eureka j15 pro ultra and is almost to smart at avoidance, I have most ai features turned off and still avoids everything just not as efficient as the ecovacs. I also have the ecovacs n30 pro omni for the basement and for a mid level robots with self empty self cleaning station it is awesome. No cameras or fancy avoidance but does a kick butt job at vacuuming and mopping and still avoids the fake dog crap and toys with no problem. You are going to get great reviews and bad reviews on every model out there. Took me 6 returns to get the ones I have now and only reason I have the eureka j15 pro ultra is they sent me a completely free one because of my negative review but I only updated the review and not change it after their free gift.

Ecovacs n30 pro omni has done fabulous for 3 plus months in my basement so far and usually around the 500 mark on sale. It does not have an internal water tank though so only wets the mops per your settings in the app which works fine for my needs. I use the eureka j15 pro ultra on my main floor and is awesome so far but is about double that price unless on sale.

I got the n30 pro omni and love it, for a cheaper unit it has run flawless and vacuums and mops great. We use it for our finished basement that's all lvp and a few area rugs. This cheaper one has worked better than any expensive ecovacs product so far. I use the eureka j15 pro ultra for main floor and after a few issues up front it has proven to be a very good unit too.

Look into eureka j15 pro ultra, very satisfied with mine. I do have the n30 pro omni for my basement and is also very good for a mid range model.

I would stay clear of ecovacs products lately. They have been going downhill on quality alot. There are alot better options for the money. I do have the ecovacs n30 pro omni in my basement that I really like but took 6 bad robots to get one good one. Gave up on ecovacs for the main floor robot and finally went with the eureka j15 ultra pro and loving it so far. I'm super interested in the new eufy e25 with roller mop and alot better suction coming out in June or the e28 with portable steam cleaner out now. I just powered off the eureka after 2 months of daily cleaning and couldn't believe not 1 hair on the main roller so the scissor cutting feature really works. We only have 1 lab/border collie mix, a large parrot for pets and just the wife and I, so fairly clean house all the time.

I have the n30 pro omni for my lower level and it is amazing. Cant believe how well it works without the camera and the avoidance is great. It even passed the fake dog poop test. To be honest i think I works better than my t30s pro I use on the main floor.

I currently have a Deebot N30 Omni Pro. Its great as a first robo vacuum, but unfortunately it gets really confused when mapping the upstairs (ground floor it does fine). It goes from one room into the hallway and dithers about there. I don't want to move the whole station upstairs and want a solution where I can just pick it up and let it vacuum upstairs then let me know once done. Is this the wrong model for me? I was led to believe it does multifloor mapping. I dont want to manually put the station upstairs.

A Mova P10 Pro Ultra for all intents and purposes is a Dreame X40/L40 flagship model vacuum at $500 right now. You can’t beat it. Can take a look at my post history for choices I narrowed down basically I felt like all the features I want in a vacuum should be included sub $600. QRevo Pro Ecovacs N30 Pro Omni Dreame L10s Pro Ultra Adding: Mova P10 Pro Ultra On paper there isn’t another vacuum on the market with the advanced features of the Mova at the price. The navigation and object avoidance alone should put it in another class. It has swinging arm swinging mop and a camera… if privacy becomes a concern for me valetudo is supported. Currently I have the N30 Pro Omni I picked up for $550 and it does a nice job cleaning however it keeps getting disconnected from my app and I have to reconnect it this wasn’t happening with the Shark Never Touch Pro although the sharks mopping performance wasn’t half as good for $200 more. If the Ecovac was more stable I’d have probably never looked into exchanging it but glad I found the Mova considering the feature set it has. I’m going to report back once it arrives to see if it lives up to the hype.

We have ecovacs N30 pro omni, I bought it for daily cleaning, but it turned out to be unexpectedly great at dealing with dog hair. Sometimes dog shedding can be a real headache, the feeling of being covered in dog hair is super annoying. However, it can handle it now:)

Yep that's right. I also used this N30 pro omni before. It doesn't leave those annoying watermarks or streaks on my floor. I think it's totally worth it.

Some models do. We just bought deebot n30 pro omni, that things mops. Accessories have to be bought separately though, and only RO water is to be used.

It does. Just bought one of those. Works quite well

I bought Deebot N30 pro omni

I did, it is overall better tbh but few points: - I did not want camera, no pets so don't need it - I got mini for 34k (after bank discount), n30 pro after bank discount was 50k so not really worth it - Mini is smaller so goes inbetween chair legs for me Also checkout dreame l10s ultra, same price as mini but more features (with same drawbacks atleast for me - camera, large size, lower suction).

N30 pro omni is doing well for me

No after sales required yet. Cleaning the device is pretty easy. Cleaning/replacement of components is easy (app tells u to clean). I am using it for vacuum and mopping daily (scheduled cleaning of common areas in night and bedrooms in morning).

Definitely not for separate floors. U can set the duration but i would not recommend it for two floors. For two floors you need two machines.

Just want you to know something about my purchase. Yesterday, I went to the Ecovacs store near me to check out the robots on hands. I had seen both deebot N20 pro and deebot n30 pro omni on hand demo and after discussing for a long time, I had decided to raise my budget and I ended up buying Deebot N30 pro Omni. It has both auto dusting bin and auto mop cleaning. I made some calculation comparing it to my maids monthly salary and I finally decided to go for it. I got a republic day sale offer of 5000/- off. I will share my review after 1 month in the r/robotvacuums sub.

I am using Ecovacs N30 pro for some time now. Works well. No complaints so far. It is not as efficient as a normal vacuum cleaner but it does a 80% good job. Again comparing a hand held vacuum cleaner with a robotic one is not fair considering the robots are relatively newer entrants. I did a lot of research on all the major brands and used AI to go through reviews and features before settling on Ecovacs. They have an outlet at Thrikkakara if you want to see a demo.

Because of their shape, no auto-vacuum can clean the corners as effective as a hand held vacuum. Still this one does a fair job. Not perfect.

So they don’t have the dust bags or other accessories yet, they told me they would get stock within g December I’ve been using 2 of them. Got one in October and one in November. They’re really good.

I have N30 pro since February, the support is great. The auto dust suction didn’t work, I called them and their support person has come to check the issue in a couple days. There wasn’t any issues, just the holder where dustbag goes had too much of dust that it blocked the sensor. Cleaning that fixed my problem. It’s a good product, never seen my house so clean before. I had an mi robomop p, this was an upgrade. Go for it.

Only practical difference between N30 Pro omni and deebot Mini i feel is of pad lifting and edge mopping. Mini does not have these features (it does edge mopping by turning itself, no pad extention) So if you don't have carpets, and are not extremely critical about mopping on the edges, go with Mini. It's small and almost goes between chair legs, etc. But if you have carpets and are worried about edge mopping, go with N30 Pro omni. Also, it has larger tanks for storing clean and dirty water, so frequency of filling and emptying water is less

1. Affordability 2. Doesn’t cause long hair to tangle up 3. Able to mop up corners 4. Ease of use of the app 5. Good after sales support with regards to warranty claims With these I chose the Ecovacs N30 pro Omni because for US$500, it fits my needs perfectly

Just got the most value for money robovac, Ecovacs N30 Omni Pro. It has the most important functions at the lowest possible price

I am using the N30 pro Omni and no complaints so far. Much better than my previous X1

Got the Ecovacs Deebot N30 Pro Omni. Service is provided by Frootle India. And it’s great. No messy floors for me anymore.

I love my Deebot N30 Pro Omni. It vacuums and mops then washes the mop heads and dries them. It has lidar technology so it doesn’t run over things I might accidentally leave on the floor. It honestly does an amazing job, and I run it every few days. I do have 2 dogs but they’re breeds that don’t shed a lot. I mostly need the vacuum because they track dirt in the house.

I have the Ecovacs N30 Pro Omni. It mops and vacuums then cleans itself. You would have to run it every day to keep up but it does a good job.

We got the Ecovacs N30 and it’s been working fine. I agree with others, if you want to use it on multiple floors but don’t want to carry it around all the time, it’s best to get two units. Or you can just move the station to the floor you want it to clean, so you only have to move it once and still get all the features.

Deebot n30 the best purchase in my life!

Anything does. You have to clean up the device time to time.

Maybe check out ecovacs N30. It has basic functions to vacuum and mop, and the dock also has basic self-cleaning. And the brushes don’t get tangled that easily when I use it.

I bought a mid range Ecovacs machine - the Deebot N30. I thought I had all the bases covered. For a while it worked perfectly but after a month the wheels lost all traction, so much so that it couldn't climb my carpets anymore and couldnt even get up it's ramp to charge. The wheels looked fine still, but the outer surface was "polished" smooth and hard. I was lucky enough to get a refund but now I'm hesitant to buy another floorbot. Is the wheel traction problem a common one? Is there a brand that performs better in this than others?

I have one and it keeps getting hair wrap with my husky around.

I love ours. I do NOT recommend the Roomba however, as their mapping software is awful and I have to spend a lot of time babysitting and reprogramming it. Having a self emptying vacuum is essential, otherwise it's not worth the hassle. I love the self washing mop option. Ecovacs Omni self emptying combo vacuum / mop is great on our hard surface floors but mediocre on rugs and carpet. I believe Roborocks may hit the sweet spot of vacuuming carpets well with the double roller design that works so well for Roomba, while having decent map handling. All that being said, an alternative that made a big difference for us is a good stick vacuum from Dyson or Shark. Take the time to hang the charger in as place where you can quickly grab the vacuum as needed. I bought a second "stick" so we call swap between the carpet head and hard surface floor head quickly and easily. Do your research now and then wait for Black Friday sales. You can check online but are likely to get better prices actually going into a store to get the item if possible. Costco and Target have had great sales on these in the past.

Yeah, my Ecovacs with lidar cruised through our open floorplan house and made the map in under 10 minutes, as compared to days of clearing the floor and running the Roomba for hours. And the Ecovacs doesn't continuously override the map and add or delete rooms, move the base station to think it's *inside* the wall, or do any of the other idiocy that Roomba keeps doing.

We've had roomba, ecovacs, and Miele in the past. The Ecovacs pro Omni is my favorite. I run Miele scout about once a week for large particles dragged in from the yard. Long hair is no match for this model and it doesn't get stuck everywhere and suck up cords. It has great mapping and AI integration. I highly recommend it and the winbot.

I love our Deebot Omni . Highly recommend and definitely get my money’s worth. Don’t buy a cheap one, that will not help you get your money’s worth.

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.

We have this one too and it is so good. Vital for us now with two cats who like to shed. Initially it was a little bit expensive but so so so worth it.

Plenty of YouTube channels that do objective testing and reviews. I've got the Ecovacs Omni with the docking station and it's great. Docking station is a must in my opinion. Especially if you have a larger home. It's the difference between the whole house being vacuumed, and just the remainder of the capacity in the robot, which varies depending on when you emptied it last. Ours mops as well, a handy feature if you have hard surfaces too.