ECOVACS DEEBOT T50 PRO OMNI GEN3 vs eufy Omni C28

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DEEBOT T50 PRO OMNI GEN3 compared with Omni C28
ECOVACSDEEBOT T50 PRO OMNI GEN3eufyOmni C28
Overview
Released––
Task and control
FormRobot vacuumRobot vacuum
UseFloor cleaningFloor cleaning
Phone appYesYes
Autonomy–Carry the robot between floors. Without its dock, a low fresh-water or full dirty-water tank switches the task to vacuuming; return it for self-cleaning afterwards.
Intended useExact UK GEN3 hardware, published as T50 PRO OMNI GEN3; the maker's image filenames and feature text sometimes say T50S. Accessory packages and bundles with a separate window cleaner are not additional robot generations.–
Remote controlECOVACS Home app and cleaning settings; vacuum, mop, vacuum-and-mop and vacuum-then-mop modes. Maker table lists integrated voice control Yes but YIKO No; it does not establish the previous model's YIKO-GPT capabilities.eufy app supports maps and cleaning settings; onboard controls also available. Maker provides model-specific Wi-Fi setup instructions.
Regional availabilityUK maker White retail SKU 6979463770581 is enabled with positive inventory, active add-to-cart and direct-buy controls, and presale false, checked October 2026. Local delivery and checkout conditions apply; a delivery day is not established by this state.UK black T211A210 and white T211A220 maker SKUs are orderable; cosmetic colours and accessory bundles do not create different robot models.
Release detailsExact first retail sale is not established by the manufacturer pages read. Image upload dates and the page's New Launch badge are not used as a launch date.Maker identifies C28 as a 2026 release. Contemporary regional reports differ on the February first-sale period; an exact worldwide retail date is not established here.
Hardware
Wi-Fi–Yes
Height81 mm–
Width352.7 mm–
Depth351.6 mm–
CameraYes–
ProcessingRK3562 listed in the exact UK maker table.–
CameraAI RGB camera is published for recognition and stain-directed mopping. The feature heading advertises real-time video calls, while the specification table says Video Manager No; remote monitoring is not promised here without resolving that conflict.–
Size and weightRobot width × depth × height 352.7 × 351.6 × 81 mm. The maker installation illustration gives dock width 352.7 mm, depth 477 mm and height 533 mm; weight is not published in the exact UK table read.–
Battery
Battery life (maker's claim)170 minutes vacuuming on hard floor in Silent or Standard mode (maker table)–
Battery capacity6,400 mAh–
BatteryLithium-ion 6,400 mAh battery; maker working voltage 14.4 V. The table's Number of cells 1 is not used to describe a pack configuration.–
ChargingMaker table lists four-hour charging and off-peak dock charging. It does not state the starting charge level or a first-sale date.Robot returns to the base station after cleaning; maker support documents the return-to-base routine.
Runtime conditionsThe exact maker table gives 170 minutes vacuuming on hard floor in either Silent or Standard mode, and separately 210 minutes vacuum-and-mop in either mode. These are maker table conditions rather than combined figures or independently measured endurance.Exact robot runtime and capacity were not published in the store/support pages used here; figures from another Omni model are not transferred.
DockAutomatic dust emptying, robot-water refill, detergent dosing, dock self-cleaning, 75°C mop washing and claimed 45°C hot-air drying. Drying durations selectable at two, three or four hours. The table lists 63 dBA for standard vacuuming and vacuum-and-mop and 70 dBA for dust collection, without a stated measurement distance.Five automatic tasks: dust emptying, mop washing, water refilling, warm-air drying and wastewater collection.
Cleaning
Suction (maker's claim)25,000 Pa15,000 Pa
MoppingYesYes
Automatic emptyingYesYes
Automatic mop washingYesYes
NavigationEmbedded Mini-ToF/dToF navigation with structured light and AI RGB vision; AIVI 3D 3.0 contour-following obstacle recognition and TrueMapping 2.0. Recognition and 100% edge-coverage language are maker claims rather than guarantees for every home.iPath 2.0 uses LDS and linear lasers for mapping and obstacle avoidance; up to five saved maps.
CleaningZeroTangle 3.0 triple V-pattern main brush and ARClean anti-tangle side brush. Zero-tangle and complete-coverage figures are maker claims, not universal household results.DuoSpiral brushes automatically detangle hair. Suction pressure is the maker rating, not a universal cleaning-performance score.
MoppingOZMO Turbo 2.0 twin rotating pads, continuously variable TruEdge 2.0 mop extension and up to 9 mm pad lift. AI Instant Re-mop adjusts water and movement for detected stains. The table's 13,600 mm mop-diameter value is malformed and is omitted rather than corrected by inference.HydroJet roller cleans itself while mopping; maker rates downward load at 1 kg.
Suction conditionsMaximum 25,000 Pa is the manufacturer claim for GEN3; the original T50 PRO OMNI's 15,000 Pa is separate hardware.–
Dust capacityRobot dustbin 0.206 L; dock dust bag 3 L, from the exact UK table.–
Water capacityRobot water tank 70 ml; dock clean and dirty tanks each 4 L. The page advertises Auto Refill and Drain but also says compatibility with an automatic external water system No; this record describes removable tanks and robot refill, without promising a plumbed installation.–
Coverage conditionsMaker's 400 m² mopping figure is based on water-tank capacity, not battery coverage; its 100 m² in eight minutes is mapping speed, not cleaning time.–
MaintenanceRefill clean water, empty dirty water, replace dock bags and worn cleaning parts, and maintain the robot filters and washboard. Automatic dock maintenance does not eliminate these tasks.Maker drying guide specifies 35–50°C warm air; Quick drying 3.5 hours for very dry areas, Standard 5 hours for humid environments.

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