Four‑Wheel Drive Redefines Navigation

Traditional robot vacuums rely on two powered rear wheels and often a front roller, a setup that works for most homes but can struggle with dramatic thresholds. Ecovacs' newest model, the Deebot X11 Pro Omni, breaks this mold by adding four‑wheel drive, allowing it to climb thresholds up to 1.6 inches. The capability is highlighted as a notable first for robot vacuums, positioning the X11 Pro Omni alongside robot lawn mowers that have previously offered similar traction.

GaN Fast Charging for Faster Turn‑Around

The X11 Pro Omni incorporates Gallium Nitride (GaN) fast‑charging technology, a feature common in modern smartphones and tablets. While Ecovacs did not disclose exact charging times, the company states the system can rapidly replenish the battery during brief dock cycles, such as those required for mop rinsing. This promises reduced downtime between cleaning sessions.

Enhanced Cleaning Tools

Beyond mobility, the robot includes an Ozmo Roller 2.0 brush designed to tackle stains more effectively than standard spinning mop pads. The device also offers stronger suction power, improved edge‑cleaning ability, and a base station capable of emptying the dustbin and sanitizing the robot after each run.

AI‑Driven Personalization and Smart‑Home Compatibility

On‑device AI learns the user’s cleaning habits and preferences, adapting routes and schedules over time. The X11 Pro Omni is Matter‑compatible and integrates with Apple Home and Google Home ecosystems, enabling voice control and coordinated automation with other smart devices.Pricing in the United States starts around $1,500, with promotional pricing reported near $1,300. The model has been available since its debut at IFA 2025.

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