
Ecovacs
Ecovacs Deebot T50 Pro Omni Robot Vacuum — Prices & Offers
Data last updated: · 21 offers tracked
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£299.00
at u-buy.co.uk
Prices are a snapshot from our tracked retailer feeds, not a live price check — always confirm the current price and stock before buying.
u-buy.co.uk
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Amazon.co.uk - Amazon.co.uk-Seller
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£322.15
View dealLionsHome
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£322.15
View dealShoparize
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£322.15
View dealRoyal Deals
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£322.15
View dealLionsHome
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£339.15
View dealShoparize
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£339.15
View dealBestPriced
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£339.15
View dealPriceReviews
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£339.15
View dealPrice Hub
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£339.15
View dealeBay
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£359.10
View dealAmazon.co.uk - Amazon.co.uk-Seller
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£399.00
View dealRoyal Deals
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£399.00
View dealeBay
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£399.00
View dealeBay.co.uk
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£399.00
View dealMicroless.com
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£458.39
View dealAihome
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£489.55
View dealMicroless.com
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£525.65
View dealSelfridges
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£549.00
View dealDealsvip.co.uk
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£697.00
View dealBestTopZone
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£697.00
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Current UK price range for the White OMNI Station bundle
In a dataset of tracked UK retailer listings captured on 13 September 2026, prices for the ECOVACS Deebot T50 Pro Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop with OMNI Station in White ranged from £299.00 to £697.00. That's a wide spread for what is nominally the same bundle, and the gap says more about where you buy than what you're buying.
The lowest tracked price, £299.00 at u-buy.co.uk, was listed in stock at capture time. A cluster of resellers — an Amazon.co.uk marketplace seller, LionsHome, Shoparize and Royal Deals — sat close together between £322.15 and £339.15, with several of those listings marked stock unconfirmed rather than confirmed in stock. eBay listings ran from £359.10 to £399.00, matched by further Amazon.co.uk marketplace and Royal Deals listings at £399.00. Above that, Microless.com appeared twice (£458.39 and £525.65), Selfridges was tracked at £549.00, and the two highest tracked listings — Dealsvip.co.uk and BestTopZone — both sat at £697.00 with stock unconfirmed.
This is a single snapshot, so individual prices will have moved by the time you read this: some listings may have sold out, others may have dropped further. Treat the £299–£697 range as a guide to where offers tend to cluster, not a live quote.
Why the price varies so much between retailers
Several factors explain the roughly £400 gap between the cheapest and priciest tracked listing for what looks like the same product:
- Retailer type. Listings with confirmed in-stock status (u-buy.co.uk, Amazon.co.uk direct and marketplace sellers, eBay, Microless.com, Selfridges) tend to sit across the lower-to-middle band of the range. Deal-aggregator or reseller sites with stock unconfirmed (LionsHome, Shoparize, BestPriced, PriceReviews, Price Hub, Dealsvip.co.uk, BestTopZone) appear at both the cheap and expensive ends, which is a sign those figures may not be live and are worth double-checking before you commit.
- Bundle and colour matching. This price range applies specifically to the White colourway sold with the OMNI Station included. A listing for the machine without the station, in a different colour, or bundled with extra accessories won't be directly comparable, even if the model name looks the same.
- Stock and timing. Marketplace prices on Amazon.co.uk and eBay move with seller stock levels and can change daily, so the £299–£697 spread reflects one point-in-time capture rather than a guaranteed current low or high.
If you're researching Ecovacs robot vacuum price UK trends more broadly, this pattern — a tight cluster of confirmed-stock listings at the lower end, with unconfirmed-stock aggregators scattered across the whole range — is typical of how these machines are priced across multiple sellers rather than a fixed RRP.
What the price includes
Every tracked listing covers the full bundle, not just the robot. In the box: the OMNI Station, power cord, manual, two mopping pad plates, two washable mopping pads, a side brush, main brush with cover, a filter, a dust bag, and separate clean/dirty water tanks.
The robot weighs 3.7kg, runs on a 6.4Ah lithium-ion battery rated for up to 255 minutes per charge, and carries a 0.26L onboard dust bin designed to be emptied automatically by the OMNI Station rather than by hand. Sealed suction is rated up to 15kPa, and operating noise is listed at 63dB. On the cleaning side, the bundle supports hot water mopping at 75°C with hot air pad drying at 45°C, ZeroTangle 2.0 hair-tangle prevention, TruEdge 2.0 adaptive edge cleaning, and AIVI 3D 3.0 OMNI-Approach obstacle avoidance. It also includes ECOVACS' YIKO-GPT voice assistant and a 960P onboard camera with privacy controls, used for remote monitoring and obstacle recognition.
ECOVACS also sells a separate "Gen3" version of this model with different suction, dust bin capacity and mopping hardware, including AI Instant Re-mop and a vision-language obstacle avoidance system. If a listing's spec sheet doesn't match the numbers above, check carefully — the two versions aren't interchangeable, even though the names look similar.
Where to buy it
The tracked listings span three broad categories: major marketplaces (Amazon.co.uk, eBay), a specialist department store (Selfridges), and a mix of independent retailers and deal-aggregator sites (u-buy.co.uk, Microless.com, LionsHome, Shoparize, Royal Deals, BestPriced, PriceReviews, Price Hub, Aihome, Dealsvip.co.uk, BestTopZone). When you're weighing up where to buy the ECOVACS Deebot T50 Pro Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop with OMNI Station - White, treat a "stock unconfirmed" label as a prompt to verify availability and the seller's return policy directly on the retailer's own site before paying, particularly for the less familiar names in that list. Of the tracked listings, u-buy.co.uk, Amazon.co.uk marketplace sellers, eBay and Microless.com were showing a confirmed in-stock status alongside their price at capture time.
Is this the right price to pay?
There's no official RRP in the tracked data to compare against, so judging the ECOVACS Deebot T50 Pro Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop with OMNI Station - White best price means comparing it against the other tracked listings rather than a fixed baseline. If your budget sits near the bottom of the range, the in-stock listings around £299–£360 are worth checking first; nothing in the source data suggests the £400+ tier buys a different machine, so paying more there mainly buys a specific retailer's stock and service terms rather than extra features.
If you're still deciding between this configuration and something else, it's worth comparing it against other Ecovacs vacuum cleaners or other robot vacuums with different suction, bin or docking-station specs, since a cheaper listing here won't help if the feature set isn't the right fit in the first place. For how the specs above translate into daily use, the full ECOVACS Deebot T50 Pro Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop with OMNI Station - White review covers that in more depth. To check which of the tracked offers is currently cheapest and confirmed in stock rather than relying on a single retailer's page, use the comparison tool.
What is the cheapest UK price tracked for the ECOVACS Deebot T50 Pro Omni White with OMNI Station?
The cheapest tracked price is £299.00 at u-buy.co.uk, listed in stock in a dataset captured on 13 September 2026. That's below the cluster of Amazon.co.uk marketplace, LionsHome, Shoparize and Royal Deals listings sitting between £322.15 and £339.15, several of which showed stock unconfirmed rather than confirmed in stock. Because prices change over time and marketplace stock moves daily, this £299.00 figure isn't guaranteed to still be current — it's worth checking u-buy.co.uk directly, and comparing against the wider tracked range up to £697.00, before assuming it's still the lowest available price.
What is the highest price tracked for this model?
The highest tracked price is £697.00, matched by two listings — Dealsvip.co.uk and BestTopZone — both showing stock unconfirmed at the time of capture. That's more than double the cheapest confirmed-in-stock listing, £299.00 at u-buy.co.uk, for what the tracked data shows is the same White OMNI Station bundle rather than a different configuration. Because both of the priciest listings carry unconfirmed stock, treat £697.00 as an upper reference point rather than a price you're likely to actually pay, and check the confirmed-in-stock listings clustered lower in the range, such as u-buy.co.uk, Amazon.co.uk, eBay, and Microless.com, before buying.
Does the tracked price include the OMNI Station?
Yes. Every tracked listing covers the full bundle — the robot, OMNI Station, power cord, manual, two mopping pad plates, two washable mopping pads, a side brush, main brush with cover, a filter, a dust bag, and separate clean and dirty water tanks — not the robot alone. That's consistent whether you're looking at the cheapest confirmed listing, £299.00 at u-buy.co.uk, or the priciest tracked figures, £697.00 at Dealsvip.co.uk and BestTopZone. The roughly £400 spread in this dataset comes down to retailer type and stock confidence, not what's included in the box.
Are 'stock unconfirmed' listings safe to buy from?
They may be, but the label means stock and price weren't verified as live at the time of tracking, on 13 September 2026. In this dataset, unconfirmed-stock listings appeared at both the cheap and expensive ends of the range — including LionsHome and Shoparize near £322, and Dealsvip.co.uk and BestTopZone at the top price of £697.00 — so an unconfirmed label doesn't correlate with a better or worse deal. Check current availability and the seller's return policy directly on the retailer's own site before paying, especially for less familiar names, rather than relying on the price alone.