As I’ve mentioned in other articles, the battle to be your robotic home cleaning and maintainence bot of choice is truly hotting up. Ecovacs has used IFA 2026 in Berlin to launch three new Deebot robot vacuums and a new Winbot window cleaner, with most of the range going on sale from 9 September.
The line-up runs Deebot X12S OmniCyclone at the top, then the Deebot T90S Pro Omni and Deebot T90 Max Pro Omni in the middle, and the Winbot W2S Pro Omni for glass. UK pricing starts at £1,199, £699 and £549 for the three Deebots, and £529 for the Winbot. Ecovacs hasn’t confirmed Irish pricing, so the German recommended prices of €1,299, €799 and €599 are the closest guide we have for now.
Deebot X12S OmniCyclone
The headline feature on the flagship is the bagless dock. Rather than emptying the robot into a disposable bag you have to keep buying, the X12S drops its dirt into a lift-out cyclone bin. That’s a running cost gone, and it’s the main reason to look at this over the X12S Pro Omni, a bagged version selling in Germany for €1,099 that the UK announcement doesn’t mention at all.
Elsewhere you get a 53 Air Watt motor rated at up to 27,000Pa, the new 27cm Ozmo Roller 3.0 mop that’s rinsed with fresh water as it works, and FocusJet, which sprays a stain before the roller reaches it. The dock heats its dirty water tank to cut down on the smell that builds up in these things, and Ecovacs’ Agent Yiko 3.0 voice assistant debuts here. The company also claims the low guide roller lifts more than 95% of dust mites out of carpet.
Deebot T90S Pro Omni and T90 Max Pro Omni
Both mid-rangers get the same 27cm Ozmo Roller 3.0 as the flagship, which is the more interesting bit of trickle-down here. The T90S Pro Omni adds a station that washes its own base plate after every cycle, arrives on 24 September, and starts at £699 in the UK and €799 in Germany.
The T90 Max Pro Omni is the value play at £549 and €599. It stands 95mm tall, so it’ll clear the gap under most low units and bed frames, and it climbs 20mm thresholds. For context on where that price sits, Dyson showed its own R3 Nurovi robot vacuum at the same event rated at 30,000Pa, and the Roborock Saros Z70 we reviewed earlier this year lands at €1,149 in Harvey Norman. Ecovacs is pushing hard on price.
Winbot W2S Pro Omni
The window robot gets four corner brushes and TruEdge 2.0 frame detection, and Ecovacs says its thorough clean mode is up to 46% more efficient than the older W2S family. A three-nozzle spray wets the glass before the pad makes contact, the 120ml tank is quoted at up to 75m² of glass per fill, and Win-Slam 4.0 handles navigation around handles and locks. Safety runs to a twelve-step system, which matters when you’re sticking a robot to a first-floor window. It’s £529 in the UK, €599 in Germany, or €499 for the version without the dock. And generally speaking, one of the robots I’m most excited to test out.
This is where it gets messy. The retailers Ecovacs lists are Amazon, Argos, Currys and Very, with Harvey Norman named for the Winbot. Argos hasn’t traded in the Republic since June 2023, so cross that one straight off. Currys, Very and Harvey Norman all sell here, but none have confirmed stock or Irish pricing yet, and the German euro figures are your best estimate until they do.
Ecovacs also previewed two products for next year, a Goat T-Series robot lawnmower with a TruEdge trimmer for cutting close to edges and dual-LiDAR navigation it calls HoloScope 360, alongside the Ultramarine L1 Pro pool cleaning robot. No pricing or launch dates on either yet.
