DEEBOT T90 PRO OMNI Robot Vacuum and Mop, 30,000Pa Suction, Instant Self-Cleaning OZMO Roller Mop, TruEdge Deep Edge Cleaning, ZeroTangle, Hot Water Wash & 145°F Air Dry, AI Obstacle Avoidance

I have owned many a Roomba and Roborock in years past, and now, I will never go back. I acquired two of these vacs for $499 and I will never pay more than this, adjusted for inflation, going forward. The original Roomba came out in 2002, and finally, in 2026, 24 years later, I feel that this technology has matured. My last vacs were the Roborock S7 series. It disconnected monthly from my Home Assistant instance, chewed up 100% of my cables around the house, including the ones powering my subwoofers under my living room couches, spread dirty mop water all over my house, got the edges of my carpets all wet, and would get stuck on seemingly nothing. The T90 changes the formula and the game. It has an insane 30,000Pa worth of suction power, yet is nearly silent, allowing me to sleep in and take Google Meet and Zoom calls without disruption. It has Matter support, and with my Home Assistant Connect ZBT-2 Thread antenna, creates a permanent connection to Home Assistant, complete with area cleaning support as of the 2026.3 release. No sketchy Ecovacs integration (they don't have a documented public API) is required for reliable full proof smart home connectivity. I've had two of these vacs (one upstairs, one down) for a week now and my floors have never been cleaner. I have two dogs as well and it scoops up all of their hairs without tangling. If you've fallen behind in your vacuuming, manually vacuum first or run the bot a couple of time to catch up. The mop actually mops and scrapes off the dirty water into a tank to empty back in the dock. I cannot stress how revolutionary this is. Even the latest Dreame and Roborocks still have spinning pads or vibration mops that just spread bacteria around. This machine is like a carpet cleaning machine in the form of a robotic vacuum for floors. The mop roller is lifted well into the machine over carpets and the carpet detection is stellar. The dock is incredibly low maintenance. It has a single gray tray at the base that you'll want to pop out maybe once a month and just rinse it off in a sink. I can absolutely manage that. It has three tanks, one for clean water, one for dirty water, and one for cleaning solution. You don't have to waste money on the official Ecovacs cleaning solution as any 200:1 concentrated robot vacuum cleaning solution should work just fine. It does use bags for dry particles, but there are third party replacements for these as well. Hop off the Roborock and Dreame train for this generation; their pricing just doesn't make sense any more.

After a week of use now, I get why this vac has so much positive feedback. It's a powerful vacuum, an effective mop, and the dock is all automated. Vacuum Wars recommended at the Prime Days price and I'm glad I went for it. The standout feature (to me) is definitely the cleaning performance. My home has hardwood with rugs in places, carpet and vinyl, and two messy kids under 6, and it tackles it all. The vacuum has good suction and handles dust, crumbs and debris with ease on all surfaces. It's only been a week but haven't noticed any of my wife's hair building up on the zero-tangle brush system so far that or old robo vac struggled with. The roller mop system, so far, has been night-and-day better than our old robo vac that dragged a wet pad across the floor and left streaks. It actually scrubs the dirty areas and the fresh water on the roller isn't spreading dirty water all throughout the house. Rug and carpet detection has been excellent, automatically lifting the mop when transitioning. Or old robo vac left dirty wet spots on our light colored rug, but not so with this one. Again, only been a week, but the dock has been hands-free so far. It automatically empties the dustbin, the roller mop is washed with hot water and dried. Haven't had any smells coming from the station. Zero day-to-day maintenance in a week. Navigation and object avoidance are great so far. We've tried picking up our kids toys prior to the scheduled jobs for the most part, but can't get them all and it's avoided shoes, furniture that's moved around in certain areas and the various phone and tablet cords we have around. It's oddly satisfying to look at the cleaning patterns and paths in the app and see what it did to avoid certain things. Speaking of the app, it's mostly very good. It's easy to set up schedules, manually kick off a job, allows room labeling and custom cleaning zones and routines. My biggest gripe so far with the app and the vac is with the mapping. The initial mapping is easily my most disappointing aspect. Room shapes were inaccurate, it failed to recognize an entire shared wall between my bathroom and bedroom, and it decided our bed was a wall. (I attached a pic showing what it did and what it should be). On the advice of other users, I re-mapped, and found similar results. I've mapped 4 total times and decided it's "Good Enough", but I still don't have a wall where one should be. The map editor was not helpful in fixing the issues either. I tried adding in a wall, but it just separates the two rooms virtually, ergo, left it at "Good Enough". It's just not a polished experience in my mind, and left a bit frustrated when trying to fine-tune the map and the available tools. Battery performance has been solid. It gets through vacuuming and mopping my entire main level on one charge with 15-20% battery remaining. It's also much quieter than our old robo vac, impressively so giving the strong suction performance. Overall, it delivers exception real-world cleaning performance and excellent mopping for what it is. Mapping and app certainly leave room for improvement, but I think those shortcomings are outweighed by the vacuuming, mopping low-maintenance requirements, obstacle avoidance and smart-home integration. I got it during Prime Days for $499 and at that price I feel like it's a really solid value, mid-range price with flagship performance. The T90 Pro Omni is an easy recommend.

I’ve had this vacuum for a week now and have used it almost every day. I can definitely say it’s 100% worth the price. I spent a lot of time looking at different vacuums before finally making a decision, and I’m so glad I chose this one. It offers different cleaning modes like Deep Clean and Quick Clean, etc. You can pick only vacuum, vacuum and mop at the same time or mop after vacuuming. It also has a setting to detect pets and move out of the way which is so convenient for us as we have a dog in the house. The cleaning performance has been amazing, and it leaves my floors looking spotless and picks up all our dog’s hair. Setup was also very simple. All I had to do was scan a QR code, follow the prompts, and everything was ready. Mapping our house took only about five minutes. I love that I can start it from my phone whenever I’m away. Will definitely repurchase if I ever need to

This is hands-down the best consumer electronic I’ve bought in a long time. They include a simple setup card that tells you what to do and when to do it. The instructions are crystal clear. In terms of performance, I am in all of how good of a job it does. The vacuum does a fantastic job picking up pet hair and the little brush on the side does a great job getting right up to the baseboard. The mopping function is amazing. On the Omni pro variant of this robot, it goes all the way to the wall. The performance of the robot seems to get faster overtime. On initial runs, there is a lot of discovery that takes place and the robot seems to go and somewhat random directions. The more I use it, a pattern emerges where it goes around the boundaries of the room that you define, and then it goes in row pattern to vacuum and mop. The water from the initial mop run was filthy, even though the floor looked pretty clean. On subsequent runs, the water gets cleaner, but it’s still dirty. Out of the box, it does a mapping run. Once the mapping run is complete, it defines the rooms and you can give them custom names in the app. From there, you can schedule certain rooms to be done at certain times, instantly clean the specific room, etc. After the initial run, I dialed the power back to automatic and it still gets everything, so I’m going to leave it alone. If you run Max vacuum power, you’ll run out of juice about halfway through your first cleaning run after you map your place. I found for best performance, pick stuff up off the floor in your target room so it’s got a clear area to run without having to avoid obstacles. When it has to avoid obstacles, it will sit thinking about it for a while before it does anything. At full retail price, I don’t think it’s worth it, but under $600, this is an absolute bargain. I have cleaning people come every two weeks. I think it’s realistic to cut them back to once every three weeks or once per month, given the floor is squeaky clean. My only regret is that this device was not available sooner. It’s a tremendous bargain and will give you a lot of time back.

I’ve owned several robot vacuums over the years, but the ECOVACS DEEBOT T90 Omni has been, by far, my favorite. With kids at home and dog, keeping my floors clean used to be one of the most time-consuming parts of my day. Between dog hair, crumbs, dirt, and everyday messes, it felt like I was constantly vacuuming. Since bringing the T90 Omni home, my floors are vacuumed and mopped every single day, and it’s honestly brought me so much peace of mind. I never realized how much mental energy I spent worrying about dirty floors until I didn’t have to anymore. The vacuum does an amazing job picking up pet hair and everyday debris, and the mopping performance exceeded my expectations. I also love the OMNI station—it empties itself, washes the mop, and requires very little effort from me, which is exactly what I was looking for. Navigation is excellent most of the time. Every now and then, it will avoid an area a little too much if it detects an object nearby, so I occasionally find a few crumbs left behind. It’s a minor issue and doesn’t happen often enough to bother me, but I thought it was worth mentioning. The app has a lot of useful features and customization options. My only suggestion for ECOVACS would be to make it a little more user-friendly. It took me some time to learn where everything was, and I think the interface could be simpler. Overall, this robot has honestly changed my daily routine. Having freshly vacuumed and mopped floors every day without lifting a finger has been incredible. If you’re a busy parent, have pets, or simply want to spend less time cleaning, I highly recommend the DEEBOT T90 Omni. It has been one of the best purchases I’ve made for my home.

Why I Returned the ECOVAC Robot Vacuum I was convinced this newly released robot vacuum with a roller mop would transform our cleaning routine. After six months of lobbying my wife, I finally secured her agreement with a simple promise: if she wasn't satisfied within 30 days, we'd return it. At $699 on sale, it seemed like a reasonable investment—especially compared to the solid performance we've gotten from our robot lawnmower. Our Home Setup - 2-story family home (2 adults, 3 young children, no pets) - Ground floor: 100% luxury vinyl plank with scattered rugs - Upper floor: 70% carpet and 30% LVP with rugs - Unit storage: mudroom closet with dedicated outlet What Went Wrong Initial Setup (The Promise) The first impression was excellent. Unboxing and app setup took minutes, and the ground floor mapped in about 20 minutes. I felt optimistic. Poor Hard-Floor Performance (The Deal Breaker) The vacuum failed at its core function on LVP flooring. Larger debris—crumbled paper, cereal pieces, anything bigger than dust—didn't get picked up. Instead, the mop arm just pushed debris around. This only happened on hard floors, not on carpet or rugs. My wife's reaction was immediate and decisive: we'd have to pre-vacuum before using it. That defeated the entire purpose. Navigation Issues I scheduled runs for after we went to bed, thinking the vacuum would work independently. Instead, it sounded like thunder repeatedly crashing into dining room chairs and living room furniture. It got stuck under our dining table chairs every single time. I eventually added a no-enter zone, but that meant the area where my kids drop the most food was now off-limits. For a device loaded with cameras and AI, it couldn't navigate around standard household furniture. Upstairs Mapping (Total Failure) Mapping the second floor never completed. Over three separate attempts, it got stuck on high-pile rugs (twice) and under my son's bed. Each attempt consumed 20–30 minutes, even after clearing the space beforehand. My Recommendation I do not recommend this unit. We returned it completely. The vacuum overpromised and significantly underdelivered. My expectations were high given the technology, reviews, and price point—but the execution fell short in fundamental ways. The hard-floor debris issue alone was disqualifying; adding navigation failures on top made it untenable. Perhaps future software updates will help, or perhaps another manufacturer has solved these problems. For now, we're back to traditional cleaning methods.

The DEEBOT T90 Pro Omni has been a great upgrade for my home. The mopping is outstanding and leaves my floors looking freshly cleaned every time. Suction is strong and handles everyday dirt easily. Navigation is reliable, and it’s quieter than a normal vacuum. The OMNI dock is the best part — it washes, dries, and empties automatically, which saves a ton of time. The build quality feels solid, and for the $499 price, the value is unbeatable. The only downside is the app. It works, but it feels like an old iOS interface — outdated and not in a good way, and definitely needs a modern refresh. Overall, I’m very happy with the T90 Pro Omni and would recommend it to anyone looking for a powerful, low‑maintenance robot cleaner.

I really love this robot vacuum/ mop combo! I have a Dalmatian/pit and she sheds so bad, but honestly with this the hair is manageable. I love the different types of suction of this vacuum. Unboxing it was pretty easy as well as the set up. Dog HAIR IS GONE!! The detail that it goes into to make sure my house is clean is chefs kiss. I had one issue with the brush was bent, and I reached out to customer service and they sent me out a new one( has gotten here yet). The other thing is you can do a vacuum only, vacuum and then mop, but I haven’t figured out how to just do a mopping unless you map out a small area. I think that’s something they should work on. I got a great deal as it was a prime day deal. The battery life is good if you don’t use so much suction power, but it will take itself to charge as well. Very sleek and nice, noise level is okay.. it’s a vacuum… and sounds like one. Overall great thus far, I’m hoping my mom will get one.

Excelente robot limpiador. Aspira y lava pisos duros, tiene muchos sensores. Excelente en esquinas y orillas. Se lava sola. Acumula agua sucia en su deposito. Solíamos usar un modelo de hace 3 años. La ilife t10s... Este robot es superior. No es tan caro como el mejor de dreame pero tienes muchísimas cosas buenas. Batería. Es silencioso. Es rápido. Lava y aspira. Tiene muchas configuraciones y la interfaz es buenísima. Puedes monitorear la limpieza en cámara.