ECOVACS DEEBOT T90 PRO Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop

ECOVACS DEEBOT T90 PRO Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop

By ECOVACS · Robot Vacuums · Cleaning & Smart Home

  • 30,000 Pa "Blast" suction
  • OMNI station: vacuum + mop in one body
  • 1,373 ratings

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$649.99
from $649.99 at eBay · Checked Oct 13, 2026

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Problems, parts and running costs

Summary

The ECOVACS DEEBOT T90 PRO Omni is a 30,000 Pa robot vacuum and mop with a 27 cm roller mop and a station that washes the mop in hot water, doses cleaning solution and dries it with hot air. No instrumented test or owner discussion of this exact model was found, so everything here is manufacturer specification plus one third-party buying guide.

Strengths

  • 30,000 Pa maximum suction at 16 L/s airflow, the highest in ECOVACS’s T series per Vacuum Wars.
  • A 27 cm roller mop that spins up to 200 RPM and washes itself at the station.
  • Hot-water mop washing up to 75 °C, automatic solution dosing and hot-air drying.
  • TruEdge 3.0 edge cleaning with a 1.5 cm roller extension.
  • Runtime stated at 350 minutes sweeping and mopping in standard mode.
  • Vacuum Wars independently lists the same configuration in its Ecovacs buyers guide.

Weaknesses

  • No instrumented test and no owner discussion of this exact model was found.
  • Dust collection is the noise peak at 76 dBA in standard mode, against 60 dBA while sweeping or mopping.
  • The station is not plumbed, so refills and tank emptying are manual.
  • The roller mop, filter, dust bag and cleaning solution are separately sold consumables.
  • The AIVI version is listed inconsistently as 3.0 and 4.0 on the same manufacturer page.
  • Whether the T90 PRO Omni and the cheaper T90S PRO Omni differ in hardware was not established.

Verified specifications

Suction30,000 Pa maximum at 16 L/s airflow.
NavigationMini-ToF with structured light and RGB AI obstacle avoidance.
Mopmicrofiber roller, 270 mm, spinning up to 200 RPM, with pressurized self-washing.
Edge cleaningTruEdge 3.0 with a 1.5 cm extended air-cushion roller.
Robot water tank110 ml; mop lifting 15 mm; barrier crossing 24 mm with the mop attached.
Dust bin0.25 L with a washable M6 antibacterial filter.
Station2.5 L dust bag, 4 L clean water and 2.2 L dirty water.
Mop washinghot water up to 75 °C through a high-pressure direct pump.
Station extrasautomatic cleaning-solution dosing and hot-air drying.
Mopping area per tankstated at 400 m².
In-box cleaning solution260 ml.
Noise60 dBA sweeping and mopping; 71 dBA dust collection in silent mode and 76 dBA in standard mode.
Battery4,000 mAh, charging in 2.5 h.
Runtime140 min silent sweep, 120 min standard sweep, 350 min standard sweep and mop.
Climbingsingle steps up to 2.4 cm and continuous steps up to 4 cm.
Powerrobot 65 W at 16.6 V; station emptying 650 W and hot-water wash 2,250 W, with a 110 V heating module.
Robot height95 mm.
Dimensionsrobot 353 × 351 × 95 mm and 5.3 kg; station 338 × 281 × 500 mm and 7.9 kg.
Full research notes and sources

Station and running costs

The station carries most of the ongoing ownership cost. The roller mop, anti-tangle main brush, antibacterial filter, antibacterial dust bag and cleaning solution are all sold separately, and only a 260 ml solution bottle ships in the box. The station is not plumbed: EcoVACS lists automatic upper and lower water supply and auto drain as not compatible, so the 4 L clean and 2.2 L dirty tanks are filled and emptied by hand, and the stated 400 m² per tank sets how often that happens. The support page documents maintenance guides for bag, filter, brushes, dust bin, roller mop, washing tray and both tanks, along with alarms for sensor dust, a stuck bumper, tangled mop, abnormal tanks and an abnormal washing tray.

Noise and water

The published noise figures are the ones worth remembering: 60 dBA for sweeping or mopping, but 76 dBA for standard-mode dust collection at the station, with 71 dBA in silent mode. That station figure is the loudest number in the product and is easy to miss because the 60 dBA figure is the one repeated in marketing. Water is the other practical limit: 4 L clean and 2.2 L dirty with no plumbing, so the station is filled and emptied manually.

Evidence gaps

No instrumented test of the T90 PRO Omni was located, and no results were read from RTINGS, Wirecutter, Tom’s Guide, CNET, PCMag or a lab. The closest independent source is Vacuum Wars’ Ecovacs buying guide, which restates the specification set and pricing tier without publishing test measurements. Vacuum Wars does warn that the “Plus”, “Pro”, “Max” and “Omni” naming is largely marketing and that the T series is the most confusing in the brand, with wide feature variation between families. No Reddit thread, specialist forum post or retailer Q&A about this exact model was found, so no reliability, app or consumable-life verdict can be stated.

Warranty and support

ECOVACS’ US online-store returns and warranty page states a 30-day refund or exchange period for store purchases, with the original receipt, original packaging and all included accessories, and buyer-paid return shipping unless the product is defective. That page states products are warranted against defects in material and workmanship for 12 months from the date of purchase, and that products not bought from ECOVACS or its dealers are not covered. The T90 PRO Omni instruction manual was not read, so a model-specific warranty statement has not been verified, and a third-party marketplace buyer should confirm coverage in writing before purchase.

Which model this is

This page covers the ECOVACS DEEBOT T90 PRO Omni, the US model with a 110 V station heating module and the part name “Automated Vacuum Cleaner (30,000Pa Suction, 10.63 inch Long Roller Mop, BLAST)”. The listing this page covers is ASIN B0GJ5S4V78. Do not merge it with the DEEBOT T90S PRO Omni, the DEEBOT T90 MAX PLUS Omni, or the T90 PRO Omni and Buddy Kit, which is a bundle that adds a second device rather than changing the vacuum itself. Accessory pages group the T90 with other models where the main brush, roller mop, filter and dust bag are shared, and that shared-parts statement is not evidence of shared cleaning performance. The direct product page read as sold out at the time of this check.

Sources

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Owner reports:

  • No owner forum, specialist forum or retailer Q&A discussion of this exact model was found.

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