The Ecovacs Deebot X1 and T10 soon to be back with new stations for even more autonomy

With the Goat G1, Ecovacs is stepping into the garden by launching its first robot lawn mower, but the firm obviously does not intend to let the floors of the house get dirty. Something new is also to be expected in its range of Deebot robot vacuum cleaners. Indeed, Ecovacs does not seem in a hurry to communicate officially on it for the time being, but a certain Deebot X1 Pro Omni could be seen in the presentation of the Goat G1 mower, in addition to a Deebot T10 Omni.

These references may tell you something, since they are not totally new. These are actually new versions of existing products, and we only had to do a search online to find a few more details about them.

A station to be connected to the house water network for the next Deebot X1

Already available on Aliexpress, the Deebot X1 Pro Omni should thus take over the functionalities of the Deebot X1 Omni, with in particular a stronger suction power: 5500 Pa announced, against 5000. The navigation system has probably also been reviewed with particular attention. for animal owners since detection of bowls and kibble is mentioned in particular, in addition to excrement. In all, the Deebot X1 Pro Omni should be able to recognize 38 different types of objects with its improved AIVI 3D system – the camera and laser assembly placed on the front.

The biggest novelty of this Pro version, however, seems to be looking for the side of the station. There are systems for draining the collector, washing the pads and filling the robot’s water tank, but Ecovacs adds an automatic detergent dispenser and, above all, the possibility of connecting the station directly to a water supply. It then becomes unnecessary to fill the water tank of the station, as with the next X10 Ultra from Dreame.

The elements necessary for this connection should however not be supplied, but sold separately. It would therefore be necessary to take advantage of it to go back to the checkout, when the robot should already require a good investment. The Deebot X1 Omni was launched at €1499 and the Deebot X1 Pro Omni could logically be positioned even higher.

A Deebot T10 with the Deebot X1 Omni Dock

On the side of the Deebot T10 Omni, found on the Laotian Times, it should be the Deebot T10 that we already know with the Turbo version, but with the Omni station of the Deebot X1 Omni – not to be confused with that of the Deebot X1 Pro Omni therefore. This station should thus be able to empty the collector of the robot, fill its water tank and wash its pads. Until then, the robot could only be purchased with a station offering either automatic collector emptying (Plus version) or automatic pad washing and tank filling (Turbo version).

The Deebot T10 Omni should also offer slightly more power compared to the other versions – it is announced at 5000 Pa rather than 3000 – but the other characteristics should be identical to those of the T10 Turbo at least. Remember that the Deebot T10 abandons the rotating pads in favor of a vibrating mop in its Plus version – like the Deebot X1 Plus for that matter. For the rest, there is a laser rangefinder for mapping with the TrueMapping 2.0 system, or an “intelligent” camera on the front for obstacle detection with the AIVI 3.0 system.

Again, we can expect a slightly higher price than for the other models in the range, assuming of course that the Deebot T10 Omni ends up being released in France.