Ecovacs DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone Robot Vacuum — Prices & Offers

How much does the ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone cost in the UK?

Tracked UK listings for the ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone Robot Vacuum & Mop span a wide range, from £149.99 up to £1,729.00, based on retailer data captured on 13 September 2026. That's an unusually wide spread for a single model, and it doesn't reflect one "going rate" so much as several different types of seller sitting side by side — from marketplace resellers and price-comparison feeds to the brand's own UK store. Most of the in-stock listings in the dataset actually cluster much closer together, roughly between £515 and £730, which is a more realistic starting point than either extreme. Before clicking through to any single listing, it's worth understanding why the numbers differ so much, because the lowest price on a list isn't automatically the safest one to buy from.

Current tracked UK prices for the ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone

Retailer	Price	Stock status
Delupe	£149.99	Unconfirmed
DrComparison	£443.00	Unconfirmed
eBay	£516.70	In stock
Joybuy	£539.99	In stock
Shoparize	£539.99	Unconfirmed
Bigshopper	£539.99	Unconfirmed
grooves.land	£574.79	In stock
bepicky	£594.15	Unconfirmed
Amazon.co.uk (Amazon.co.uk-Seller)	£594.15	In stock
DealDen	£594.15	Unconfirmed
PriceReviews	£594.15	Unconfirmed
Microless.com	£673.50	In stock
u-buy.co.uk	£687.00	In stock
idealo compare prices	£718.82	Unconfirmed
SOTEL	£725.80	In stock
ecovacs.com/uk	£1,729.00	In stock

Prices and stock status were captured on 13 September 2026 and can change at any time, so treat this as a snapshot rather than a live quote. Several rows are marked "unconfirmed" because stock availability wasn't verified at the time of tracking — check the retailer's own page before assuming the item is ready to ship.

Where to buy the ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone in the UK

The tracked listings fall into a few distinct categories. eBay, Joybuy, grooves.land, SOTEL and Amazon.co.uk's third-party seller listing are general marketplaces with confirmed in-stock status at the time of tracking. Microless.com and u-buy.co.uk are import/cross-border marketplaces, which can mean lower list prices but sometimes different shipping timelines, import charges, or warranty arrangements than a UK-based seller — worth reading the listing's shipping and returns terms closely rather than assuming they match a standard UK purchase. idealo is a price-comparison feed rather than a retailer itself, so its listed figure reflects an offer it has aggregated from elsewhere. ecovacs.com/uk is the brand's own UK store, which carried the highest tracked price and is the option most likely to offer direct manufacturer support and warranty handling. If you'd rather see how these prices move over time or line the DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone up against other robot vacuum and mop models feature-for-feature, the site's comparison tool is built for exactly that.

Why does the price vary so much, and is the cheapest listing worth it?

Two figures in the dataset sit well outside the main cluster and deserve a closer look before you act on either. Delupe's £149.99 listing is more than £290 below the next-cheapest tracked price (DrComparison at £443.00) and its stock status is unconfirmed — that gap is large enough that it's worth confirming the listing is for the genuine DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone bundle, checking the seller's ratings and return policy, and verifying current stock directly on the retailer's site before relying on it as the price you'll actually pay. At the other end, ecovacs.com/uk's £1,729.00 sits far above every third-party listing; this may reflect the full UK recommended price rather than a promotional or marketplace rate, but that's worth confirming on the retailer's own page rather than assuming. For any listing, checking that the price includes the full OmniCyclone self-emptying, self-washing station — not just the robot on its own — is a sensible step, since bundling differences are a common reason two "identical" listings end up priced differently.

What you're paying for: key specs and features

The DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone is built around a 100W motor with up to 19.5kPa of max sealed suction and a claimed runtime of up to 254 minutes per charge from its 6.4Ah lithium-ion battery. The robot carries a small 0.22L onboard dust bin, but the bagless OmniCyclone station it docks with holds substantially more at 1.6L, and empties and washes itself automatically. The unit weighs 5.3kg and runs at up to 61.8dB.

On the floor, the OZMO Roller 2.0 mopping roller washes itself in 75°C hot water as it cleans, and PowerBoost tops the battery back up during those mop-cleaning intervals rather than requiring a separate charging stop. Navigation is handled by AIVI 3D 3.0 Omni-Approach, which uses dToF distance sensing and RGBD cameras for obstacle avoidance — this is a camera-and-sensor system rather than a spinning LiDAR turret. TruPass Adaptive 4-Wheel Drive is rated to climb 2.4cm thresholds and track across 4cm door gaps, the ZeroTangle 3.0 main brush pairs with an ARClean side brush to resist hair wrap, and TruEdge 3.0 extends cleaning reach to within 1.5cm of skirting boards and corners. For a full breakdown of how these features work in practice, the complete ECOVACS DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone Robot Vacuum & Mop review covers the specification in more depth than a pricing page can.

Comparing the X11 OmniCyclone against other Ecovacs models

If the tracked price range here is higher than you'd budgeted, it's worth stepping back before committing to this exact model. Ecovacs sells several robot vacuum and mop machines at different price points and feature levels, and browsing other Ecovacs vacuum cleaners can surface an older or simpler model that covers your basic needs for less. Equally, if self-emptying and self-washing stations matter to you but this particular combination of navigation and suction doesn't, looking across other robot vacuum & mops from competing brands may turn up a closer match to your budget and your home's layout.