Ecovacs Deebot T30 Omni: review
The Deebot T30 Omni, released in 2024, remains in the Ecovacs catalog two years after its launch. It retains a decent mid-range positioning, but newer models at a comparable price have since surpassed its specs.
Verdict in brief
The T30 Omni scores 8.2/10. Its specs (11,000 Pa, dual rotating mop pads) remain decent for routine upkeep, but the more recent T80 Omni at 489 € offers a real mopping roller and far higher suction for a near-identical price.
✓ Pros
- TrueEdge: a moving arm that brings the mop pad within 1 mm of baseboards
- Fast mapping: up to 100 sqm in 6 minutes according to the manufacturer
- Automatic mop-pad lifting on carpet
- Two years of documented user feedback, a proven model
✕ Cons
- Modest suction (11,000 Pa) against 2025 models at a comparable price
- No mopping roller, unlike the T80 Omni at a near-identical price
- Claimed runtime of 200 minutes, behind newer models
Who's it for?
Buyers who find it at a clear discount below equivalent 2025 models, or who are specifically after this model for availability or compatibility reasons.
Avoid it if…
It's listed at full price (499 €): at that price, the T80 Omni offers a real mopping roller and 60% more suction.
Spec sheet
| Maximum suction | 11 000 Pa |
|---|---|
| Navigation | TrueMapping 2.0 (LiDAR, 100 m² cartographiés en 6 min) + TrueDetect 3D 3.0 (lumière structurée) |
| Mopping | Double serpillière rotative OZMO Turbo 2.0, TruEdge (1 mm des plinthes), relevage auto 9 mm |
| Dock | Mini OMNI : auto-vidage, lavage one-tap, remplissage/vidange d’eau automatiques |
| Battery | 5 200 mAh, jusqu’à 200 min (annoncé) |
Our scores by criterion
Against its alternatives
| Ecovacs Deebot T30 Omni | Ecovacs Deebot T50 Omni | |
|---|---|---|
| List price | 499 € | 369 € |
| Year | 2024 | 2025 |
| Maximum suction | 11 000 Pa | 15 000 Pa |
| Navigation | TrueMapping 2.0 (LiDAR, 100 m² cartographiés en 6 min) + TrueDetect 3D 3.0 (lumière structurée) | LiDAR dToF intégré (TrueMapping 2.0) + lumière structurée 3D + caméra RGB IA ; robot ultra-fin 81 mm |
| Mopping | Double serpillière rotative OZMO Turbo 2.0, TruEdge (1 mm des plinthes), relevage auto 9 mm | Double serpillière rotative OZMO Turbo 2.0, relevage auto 9 mm |
| Dock | Mini OMNI : auto-vidage, lavage one-tap, remplissage/vidange d’eau automatiques | OMNI : auto-vidage, lavage eau chaude 70 °C, séchage air chaud 45 °C, détergent auto |
| Battery | 5 200 mAh, jusqu’à 200 min (annoncé) | 5 200 mAh, jusqu’à 225 min |
Against the more recent T50 Omni, the gap in format (ultra-thin 81 mm) and navigation (dToF LiDAR) clearly favors the latter, at a lower price.
Maintenance and consumables
According to the manufacturer's spec sheet, the dock handles one-tap mopping and automatic water fill/drain. Replacing the rotating mop pads, every 6 to 12 months depending on visible wear, is left to the user.
Our method
Since this model dates from 2024, our analysis combines the original spec sheet with the perspective gained from two years of documented user feedback — not a recent physical test. Full method: How we assess Ecovacs robots.
Frequently asked questions
Is the T30 Omni (2024) outdated by the T80 Omni (2025)?
On paper, yes: the T80 Omni suctions harder (18,000 Pa versus 11,000 Pa) with a real mopping roller, for 489 € versus 499 € for the T30. At a comparable price, the T80 Omni is objectively superior.
Why does the T30 Omni still cost 499 € two years after release?
Prices on older Ecovacs models don’t always drop linearly: the T30 Omni remains positioned mid-range, despite newer, better-equipped models at the same price.
Is the T30 Omni’s TruEdge a real advantage?
Yes, on paper: a moving arm that brings the mop pad within 1 mm of baseboards, a strength documented by the manufacturer for this model and carried over to later generations.
Should you buy the T30 Omni in 2026?
Only at a clear discount below equivalent 2025 models (T80 Omni, X8 Omni). At full listed price, those offer better specs.
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