Ecovacs is a well-established name in the robovac industry, thanks to a powerful portfolio with the likes of Deebot X11 OmniCyclone, launched at IFA 2025, and Deebot X8 Pro. At CES 2026, Ecovacs added another feather to its cap with the launch of the Deebot X12 OmniCyclone robot vacuum. The X12 comes with a longer roller mop to pretreat stains, and a smart cover for the mop to protect the carpet from getting damp.
The successor to the X11, X12 OmniCyclone robot vacuum, is still pretty much under wraps at the time of writing. What we presently know is that it has a similar design to X11, with the handy bagless dust bin in the multifunctional dock.
There is no word on specs, pricing, or a release date yet. However, since the X11 is priced at $1,500, we can only assume the X12 would be somewhere between $1,500 and $2,000.
The midrange line has also been upgraded with the launch of the T90 Pro Omni, an upgrade from the T80 Omni. It borrows the PowerBoost Charging from the X line, allowing the robot to charge whenever it goes back to the base for cleaning.
Ecovacs also unveiled its first robotic pool cleaner, the Ultramarine, and an emotional pet bot called LilMilo. The pet dog bot uses AI and lifelike biometrics to recognize voices, adapt to user habits, and develop personality.
This shift toward the pet bot and robot pool cleaner is part of Ecovacs’ mission to create a whole-home robotic ecosystem. The brand also announced updates to its GOAT robot mower and Winbot W3 Omni window-washing robot. How Ecovacs vying for the crown in the automated home helper industry pans out, only time will tell.
