Its dock washes and dries the roller, but independent testing, price, and availability remain unsettled.
Ecovacs has expanded its robot-vacuum lineup with the Deebot T90 Max Plus Omni. Vacuum Wars reports that the announced model combines a claimed 40,000-pascal suction rating with OZMO Roller 3.0 mopping and an automated maintenance dock.
The 27-centimeter roller mop rotates at a claimed 200 revolutions per minute and uses 32 water jets. It can extend toward walls and furniture, then lift 15 millimeters when the robot reaches carpet. That design aims to improve edge cleaning and reduce problems when one cleaning run crosses hard floors and rugs.
The OMNI Station handles several routine chores. It empties the robot’s dustbin, washes the roller with fresh water heated to 212°F, and dries it with 113°F hot air. Those temperatures apply inside the dock, not to water placed directly on floors. The station also self-cleans and uses a replaceable mop-washing filter.
LiDAR, which maps rooms by measuring distance with light, handles navigation. TrueDetect 3D provides obstacle detection. Ecovacs also advertises up to 40,000 pascals of suction, compared with 30,000 for the T90 Pro Omni, but Vacuum Wars notes that a larger suction number alone does not prove better cleaning.
Vacuum Wars had not tested the Max Plus when it reported the announcement. The earlier T90 Pro Omni performed well in that outlet’s tests, but those results do not establish how this model handles debris, pet hair, or obstacles.
The report does not establish a price, release timing, or sales markets, so the total cost is unknown. The dock looks useful for reducing maintenance, but shoppers should wait for confirmed pricing and independent tests before buying.