ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone vs eufy Omni E28

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DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone compared with Omni E28
ECOVACSDEEBOT X11 OmniCycloneeufyOmni E28
Overview
Released––
Task and control
FormRobot vacuumRobot vacuum
UseFloor cleaningFloor cleaning
Phone appYesYes
Intended useVacuuming and mopping household floors. Suction settings and carpet response are adjustable in the ECOVACS app.–
AutonomyAgent Hosting can schedule cleaning and adjust routines. Manufacturer AI stain-detection and avoidance claims do not guarantee every obstacle or stain will be detected.–
Remote controlECOVACS app, integrated YIKO voice control and Matter smart-home support.eufy app and onboard controls; detachable fabric cleaner is operated manually.
Regional availabilityThe current UK maker SKU 6970135037780 is enabled for cart and direct purchase, not a presale, with positive store inventory. Checked October 2026; stock and delivery remain subject to the maker checkout.UK maker SKU T2352V11 is orderable with Add to cart and Buy Now; delivery depends on checkout destination.
Release detailsFirst retail sale date is not established by the maker sources read; product-photo upload timestamps are not release dates.Maker announced 7 April 2025, with US retail scheduled for 23 April; first actual sale is not independently established here. Later regional launches differ.
Hardware
Height98 mm111.3 mm
Width353 mm326.2 mm
Depth351 mm352.4 mm
Robot weight5.3 kg–
CameraYesYes
MicrophoneYes–
ProcessingRK3562.–
CameraRGBD obstacle detection and Video Manager listed by the maker.–
AudioIntegrated YIKO-GPT voice control.–
Size and weightRobot width × depth × height 353 × 351 × 98 mm, net weight 5.3 ±0.1 kg. Dock 380 × 493 × 465 mm with base, or 380 × 335 × 465 mm without base; dock net weight 10.3 kg.Maker support gives robot length × width × height; headline depth uses its length. E28 dock including portable cleaner: 372.86 × 484.06 × 464.26 mm (L × W × H). Greek overview lists different rounded imperial robot measurements; headline uses exact metric support dimensions.
Accessories–FlexiOne portable fabric cleaner detaches from the station; its hose/nozzle are for manual cleaning.
Battery
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 254 minutes, vacuuming hard floors in Silent modeApproximately 218 minutes vacuuming in Quiet mode on wood or tile; 145 minutes vacuuming and mopping with standard water output
Battery capacity6,400 mAh5,200 mAh
Automatic dock returnYesYes
Battery6,400 mAh lithium-ion battery. Robot rated power 110 W and working voltage 20 V are electrical ratings, not suction airflow output.–
ChargingPublished full charge 3 hours 10 minutes. PowerBoost can restore 6% battery in three minutes during routine mop-washing pauses under maker laboratory conditions.Returns to recharge and resumes; maker rates charging from 10% to 65% at approximately one hour.
Runtime conditionsUp to 254 minutes vacuuming hard floors in Silent mode, or 207 minutes in Standard mode. The advertised 1,000 m² cleaning coverage includes repeated dock top-ups and is not one-charge range; water-tank-based mopping area is separately claimed as 400 m².Maker support: vacuum only Quiet/Turbo/Max approximately 218/126/124 min; vacuum plus mop with standard water output 145/126/114 min on wood or tile. Greek regional overview instead lists 180 min vacuum-only and 110 min vacuum/mop in Standard, with different settings/test assumptions; headline uses model-specific support conditions.
DockAutomatic dust collection into a reusable cyclone container, mop washing, hot-air drying and dock-to-robot water refill. Clean-water filling, dirty-water disposal and cyclone-container emptying remain manual.Empties dust, washes and dries the mop, refills water, dispenses detergent and collects wastewater. Warm-air drying 35–50°C.
Cleaning
Suction (maker's claim)19,500 Pa20,000 Pa
Area (maker's claim)–140 m²
MoppingYesYes
Automatic emptyingYesYes
Automatic mop washingYesYes
NavigationEmbedded dToF navigation with RGBD obstacle avoidance, AIVI 3D 3.0 Omni-Approach and ultrasonic carpet detection.RGB camera with LED illumination for obstacle recognition.
CleaningFloating main brush and extendable side brush with ZeroTangle 3.0. Maximum suction 19,500 Pa is a manufacturer claim, not a measured universal cleaning-performance score.DuoSpiral retracting brushes detangle hair; CornerRover side brush extends towards edges. Suction pressure is a maker claim, not a comparative cleaning score.
MoppingOZMO ROLLER 2.0 roller mop, 175 mm diameter, 200 rpm manufacturer claim. Extendable roller for edges, 10 mm mop lift and adjustable water output. Dock washes at up to 75°C and dries with hot air; these are mop-maintenance temperatures, not the temperature of all water reaching the floor.HydroJet continuously washes and scrapes the roller; maker rates downward force at 15 N and 360 cleaning cycles per minute.
Suction conditionsMaximum 19,500 Pa and claimed 18 L/s airflow. Published standard-mode noise 61.8 dBA vacuuming or 62.9 dBA vacuuming/mopping, under maker test conditions.–
Dust capacityRobot dustbin 0.22 L; bagless dock dust container 1.6 L. The current UK table mislabels this as dust-bag capacity, although the exact OmniCyclone dock is bagless.Station uses a 3 L dust bag; replacement frequency depends on use.
Water capacityRobot clean-water tank 110 ml and dirty-water tank 95 ml. Dock clean-water tank 3.2 L and dirty-water tank 2.7 L. UK table expressly excludes mains-water refill/drain integration; the dock-to-robot refill function is separate.Station clean-water tank 2.5 L; maker water-use example covers a 180 m² home four times, rather than a single-charge runtime. Greek overview lists 1.8 L station dirty-water capacity.
Coverage conditions–Maker support rates 140 m² on a full charge in Turbo; flooring, carpet and furniture affect coverage.
Obstacle clearanceUp to 24 mm for a single threshold with mop, or up to 40 mm for specified sliding-door tracks. The 40 mm track claim is not a 40 mm vertical-step rating.–
MaintenanceWashable filter and removable cleaning tank; replace worn brushes, roller and filters as specified. Bagless collection removes disposable dust bags but does not remove all recurring consumables.–

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