ECOVACS - OZMO N8+

I paid half the price of a similar roborock on the ecovacs (deebot n8) and that thing is f’ing brilliant.

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

Not much idea about N20 and Y1. Ecovacs is better on more upmarket models. MI or Eureka is better on starting models (VFM). That’s what I learned from N8 usage. Previously I had iRobot, N8 being a half a decade newer model had nothing much on value addition except for a base station with dustbag.

Hi all, like 90% of post here im trying to overcome the incredibly saturated world of robot vacuums. For every recommendation I read, there is another saying the opposite ? I've had an Ecovacs N8 (Monika) for about 4 years and she's my golden child. I decided to finally upgrade and because she was such a game changer I decided to splash out this time but ive hit a wall of information , good and bad on ever robot. My first choice was the Eufy E28 but prices in Ireland haven't dropped much even on Sale and its still just a few euro off what I would consider top tier models. Then I decided the X9, but everyone seems to say Ecovacs had dropped off a cliff in reliability and CS. Then the Mova Z50 jumped out but I had never heard of them before researching. Basically......Help.Me. I want a vacuum that can handle long dog hair and an great mop on entirely hard floors. That's it. Simple. Or not. I don't care about privacy issues, loud vacuuming or emptying just a great hoover and roller mop combo . SOS. Any help is greatly appreciated. Brands are rare in Ireland so looking to purchase from www.robocleaners.com Thanks you beautiful people X

I went from ecovacs n8 to tapo rv30 max plus...omg., world's apart. The tapo has 2x suction and about the same loudness as the ecovacs..to me it's quieter. Self emptying.. house hasn't distorted after 12hours and 680m^2 . Cleans well. Object avoidance is good for permanent furniture. For objects left, it gives it a bump and goes around it not a hard bump..I'm.ok with that

It sounds like you need a versatile robot that can handle both mopping and vacuuming without making your rugs and carpets wet. I've tried the Roborock S7, which has a strong vacuum feature combined with a mopping system that lifts when it detects carpet, keeping everything dry. Another option to consider is the Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo series, known for its advanced mapping and smart home integration, which helps optimize cleaning patterns. Both offer features that reduce the risk of wet carpets. If you're still unsure, checking out reviews on ConsumerRating could give you a clearer idea since they cover a wide range of models and features.

Ecovacs Deebot N8+ Had to replace battery once for around 8.5k that they said probably I was using in high suction mode all the time

Very happy with my Ecovacs N8+. Whatever you get make sure it has floor mapping and doesn't just bounce around dumbly.

I had a great customer support in Denmark for my Ecovacs Deebot OZMO N8+. Use the drop in service and was returned within a week. It was with the 2 year guarantee period.

Honestly, I’d say it’s largely luck whether the vacuum you get works well. Even models with lots of good reviews can’t guarantee that the one you get won’t have any issues. I have an ecovacs n8 which’s pretty old model, but it’s been working well for years without any major problems. But this year I tried a new shark robot that was released recently, and it had a few issues like getting stuck and not running smoothly, so I ended up sending it back.

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.