Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product gets under couches better than my roomba

Nice mother’s day gift she loved it helps her out a lot

Never gives me a problem and does a good job cleaning

I was very skeptical about buying this but its GREAT

Have tried for days to download app so I can increase the suction power via the download control to no avail. When I have called Ecovacs customer service, it is hard to understand them because of their accent. They want to get you off the phone asap---they don't know the answers or how to help to resolve the problem. Very frustrating for me because you can not increase the suction power using the remote that comes with it.

It does really do the job. Good for first vacuum users

The DEEBOT cleans hard flooring fairly well but gets stuck on carpet and have to go get and put back on hard floors. It’s app apparently doesn’t work with 5g.

Great for getting to hard to reach places. Runs carefree.

Hooks up to alexa and has an app to install as well

Love this vacuum picks up all the dog hair with ease!

My wife love it, make her live easy , not more dog hair

I've owned a Neato robot vacuum and Samsung robot vacuum. While in pure performance terms, the Samsung probably comes out as the best option, when it comes to ease of use and more importantly, not getting hung up or caught on things, this ECOVACS Deebot wins hands down. ROBOT VACUUMS IN GENERAL If you've never owned a robot vacuum and are considering one, there are a few things you have to keep in mind. First and foremost, it will not replace a traditional vacuum or stick/handheld vacuum for hard to reach places or obviously replace having to move furniture on occasions to vacuum underneath. Robot vacuums are for general everyday use to get your main living areas and are especially helpful if you have pets in getting hair (and kids). Next, you obviously have to have it in plain sight, with some room. The charging base generally needs about 3 feet on each side to ensure smooth departures and returns. So placement can be tricky. I keep mine in the corner of the seldom used dining room, and when we have guests, which isn't often, I simply move it out of the room temporarily which isn't a big hassle. I tend to use it on an almost daily basis and usually once on the weekend I put chairs upside on their respective tables to clean underneath them. Another downside is that you generally have to empty out the dust bin after each use (depending on frequency of use). The dust bin for the ECOVACS and any robot vacuum for that matter, is relatively small. It's easy to empty, but obviously you do so more frequently than a traditional vacuum. PERFORMANCE In terms of vacuuming power, the DEEBOT is great. I don't have any scientific research to back it up, but when I empty the bin after it runs, it's generally full (which can be disturbing on how dirty my house gets...) but it gives me confidence that it's working. It uses two spinning plastic wire brushes that rotate inwards to trap dirt and direct it into the suction of the vacuum. For the most part, it works well. Sometimes I find that the brushes can kick things like a cheerio across a wood floor, but in my experience it generally runs long enough to get everything. All in all, in performance terms, I'm impressed. What i really like about this vacuum, especially compared to my more expensive Samsung and Neato models, is how quiet it is. The Samsung vacuums sound like jet engines, Neato is a little more quiet, but the DEEBOT can be run on the main floor of my house at night while we sleep upstairs. I don't hear it. This is a huge plus. Now if you somehow only run it while you're out of the house (which is logical) then it doesn't matter as much. Another common issue with robot vacuums is getting stuck. Most of the time, it's user error, I left a whistle on the carpet that got stuck. That's my bad. But what you want to avoid, obviously, is the vaccuum getting stuck on a piece of furniture or losing it's way back to the charging base. For my Neato and Samsung, it was almost a coin filp as to whether or not it would get stuck and make it back to its base. The DEEBOT, however, has only gotten stuck once (the whistle thing) and always seems to make it back to the base. Maybe the Samsung and Neato getting stuck issues are my fault, but either way, the DEEBOT didn't have the same issues. That right there gives the DEEBOT a full star rating better than those two. SIZE This bad boy packs a lot of power in a small footprint. The Samsung model I talk about has a lot of scratches and scuffs because it's so dang big; it's wide, heavy and tall (well built though) while the DEEBOT is smaller, lighter and shorter. Put simply, it can go places the Samsung can't. And while I've always questioned whether a round vacuum (like DEEBOT) can get corners as well as a flat front vacuum (like Samsung and Neato) i believe it overall it's more advantageous to have a round vacuum because it can maneuver better (when getting stuck, it spins in a circle, obviously flat front models do the same, but sometimes corners of the front hit things) and the round vacuums like the DEEBOT use their plastic wire brushes to help get things in corners and do a pretty good job. SETUP I am a bona fide smart home user. I have smart cameras,smart lights, several Google Homes, etc. Smart home integration is a must for me, and luckily this has it. My only issue with setting up this vaccum was getting it connected to the internet. For some reason (I'm sure there's a reason, I am jsut smart enough to know) most smart home devices run on a 2.4 GHz network. I use a Linksys router that combines a 5 and 2.4 Ghz network. It took a while and several tries, but it did ultimately connect to my Wi-Fi, and I haven't had any connection issues since. But keep that in mind; it might cause a minor headache, but at least based on my experience once it's set up, you should be good to go. The robot comes with a remote, and other than using it for initial setup (to connect to Wi-Fi) it sits in my drawer. Most of the time I tell Google to start the vacuum (which activates in seconds) or my phone when I'm away. Again, after the initial setup, I have not had one issue in terms of connectivity or use with Google Home. The app itself is pretty intuitive. There's not much to say about it, I either use it to start or end the vacuum. You can use it for spot vacuuming, but I generally just vacuum the whole house when I need it. CONCLUSION The best part of the DEEBOT is price. While I cannot value robot vacuums in a vacuum (pun intended) and say what they're worth, if you are simply comparing different brands, the DEEBOT has to be on the top of the list. The Samsung has a screen on it (which can be helpful when it's stuck) and has more power, but the performance and price of the DEEBOT makes it an incredible value. If you are looking for a robot vacuum with smart home connectivity (Alexa or Google) this should most certainly be on the top of your list.

Great product, It's performing exceptionally well.

Deebot robot vacuum is a great option for appartments.

GREAT PRODUCT FOR THE PRICE. I LIKE THE REMOTE CONTROL

I gave this as a gift and the recipient was thrilled.

Never seen something like this it amazing work perfect

I love it. It's like having a maid. I'd recommend.

Stop working after one year. Im going to go to best buy for exchange for another one.

Has more features than my iRobot. Like it very much