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ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C Robot Vacuum and Mop

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£349.00

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Our verdict

A 3-litre auto-empty bin and hot-water mop washing at £349 make this a compelling mid-range option for someone who wants a proper self-emptying combo without paying flagship prices. The unit's standalone weight isn't confirmed apart from the docking station, and it's unclear whether the filter meets HEPA standard, so anyone tight on storage space or managing allergies should chase those specifics down before ordering.

TypeRobot Vacuum
Power sourceCordless (Battery)
Capacity3L
Noise level64dB
Runtime180 min
Battery capacity5.2Ah
Warranty2 years
ColourWhite
BaglessYes
App-controlledYes
Self-emptying dockYes
2-in-1 mop & vacuumYes
Wet & dry capableYes
Surface compatibilitycarpet, hard-floor, tile, multi-surface
Best forpet-hair

The ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C is a self-emptying robot vacuum and mop that docks itself, washes its own mopping pads in hot water, and empties its dust bin without you touching it. Based on the verified spec sheet below, it suits homes with hard floors and carpet that want low day-to-day maintenance, though a couple of details — including the robot's own weight and whether the filter is HEPA-rated — aren't confirmed by Ecovacs' published data.

ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C price and availability

The DEEBOT T30C is listed at £349.00, sold directly through Ecovacs UK and shown as in stock. This places it in the £300–£500 band for self-emptying robot vacuum and mop combos. As with any online listing, the price at checkout, as retailer pricing can change after publication.

ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C specs at a glance

SpecDetail
Price£349.00
TypeRobot vacuum and mop, self-emptying (OMNI station)
Max sealed suction20 kPa (20,000 Pa)
BatteryLi-ion, 5.2Ah, 14.4V
RuntimeUp to 180 minutes per charge
Charge timeApprox. 270 minutes (4.5 hours)
Dust bin capacity3 litres
Dimensions (L x W x H)353 x 352 x 100.35 mm
Noise levelAround 64 dB
ColourWhite
Warranty2 years (EU standard)

Suction is published by Ecovacs in pascals (20,000 Pa) rather than watts; we've converted this to 20 kPa for comparison, but no separate suction wattage or per-mode figures (max/high/normal/low) are published. Power input in watts also isn't stated in available sources.

Key features: self-emptying dock, mopping and navigation

The OMNI station handles auto-emptying, plus hot-water mop pad washing at 75°C and hot-air drying at 45°C, which is meant to reduce the smell of stale mop pads between manual cleans. Navigation uses TrueMapping 2.0 with TrueDetect 3D obstacle avoidance, and the mop arm extends via TruEdge 2.0 for edge cleaning. ZeroTangle 3.0 is Ecovacs' anti-tangle brush design, aimed at long hair and pet hair, and the unit lifts its mop pads 9mm automatically when it detects carpet. Control is via the ECOVACS HOME App or voice assistants, with scheduling and spot-cleaning (1.5m x 1.5m) options. The box includes a main brush, two side brushes, two mopping pads, three antibacterial filters, three dust bags and 1 litre of cleaning solution.

Filtration and what's unconfirmed

Ecovacs describes the included filter as an "antibacterial filter" rather than confirming HEPA certification, so this model should not be assumed to have HEPA filtration. Whether the main filter itself is washable also isn't stated (only the mopping pads are confirmed washable). Separately, Ecovacs' published net weight for the T30C (11.6kg) appears to cover the robot and OMNI station together rather than the robot alone, going by the pattern of other Ecovacs Omni-series models — so we haven't listed a robot-only weight figure here to avoid a misleading comparison; treat this as if weight matters for your storage space. The 4.9-star rating (10 reviews) also comes from a US retailer, with limited UK or EU review data available, so before treating it as representative.

Is the ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C right for your home?

At £349 with a self-emptying dock, mop-washing station and multi-surface navigation, the DEEBOT T30C covers most of what you'd expect from a mid-range robot combo, and its low 100.35mm height should let it reach under most furniture. If HEPA-grade filtration for allergies, a confirmed robot-only weight, or a longer UK review history matter to your decision, compare other Ecovacs vacuum cleaners or browse other robot vacuums to see how it stacks up on the specs that matter most to you.

How much does the ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C cost?

It is listed at £349.00 through Ecovacs UK and shown as in stock at the time this data was verified. Prices can change, so check the current listing before buying.

Does the ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C empty itself?

Yes. It docks at its OMNI station, which auto-empties the 3-litre dust bin and also washes and dries the mopping pads.

How long does the battery last on a single charge?

Up to 180 minutes on a full charge, according to Ecovacs' specs. A full recharge takes around 270 minutes (roughly 4.5 hours).

Does the DEEBOT T30C have a HEPA filter?

Ecovacs describes the included filter as an 'antibacterial filter' rather than confirming HEPA certification, so this shouldn't be assumed as a HEPA filter without checking directly with Ecovacs.

How heavy is the ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C?

Ecovacs' published net weight of 11.6kg appears to cover the robot and its OMNI docking station combined, not the robot unit alone, so a reliable robot-only weight figure isn't currently available.

Is the DEEBOT T30C suitable for carpets and pet hair?

It's listed as compatible with carpet, hard floor, tile and multi-surface use, with a 9mm auto-lift feature on carpet and an anti-tangle brush design (ZeroTangle 3.0) aimed at pet and long hair.

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