ECOVACS - OZMO N8+

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.

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

I have a Deebot N8+. They have newer models. It maps, schedules and self empties. It’s fairly quiet. I don’t have carpet but it does well with our area rugs. I also have a much nosier Roomba but is older and doesn’t self empty. The Deebot also mops.

We have a white tiles floor (previous owners choice) and our Ecovacs N8+ does a better job than us.

\+1 to that, had to remap my house almost monthly on a Deebot N8+, was a pain. Switched to a Roborock Q Revo MaxQ and have had a much better experience with it

I will only buy robo Vacs that come with all state two years warranty. Every single one of these robots are owned by Chinese companies that will never honor their warranty if something goes wrong. All state paid me full price and some more for my ecovac n8+ that started getting main roller brush stuck error after the one year warranty ended. Buying from Costco is also a good alternative.

I don't know, my experience has been different. Before the L20, I had two budget robot vacuums. 1) Neato D5 and 2) ecovacs N8+. Both did not have this issue. Both did have the same type of roller with half rubber strips and half brush strips. Maybe that is what makes the difference and I'll find out soon as I have ordered the anti tangle brush roller.

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.

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

I got a vacuum / mop combo, used the mop like 3 times — it sucks, it’s much better to mop in the old fashioned way. Vacuum function is great though.

Ecovacs Deebot N8

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

I got a Deebot N8 for my bday last year and really like it. We keep it upstairs where we have carpet. It’s really nice to come home to freshly vacuumed bedrooms every day. Also, my young kids won’t pick up their rooms for my sake, but now we tell them to pick up their toys or the robot will eat them and that seems to be very effective messaging for them 😆

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.