Ecovacs has officially launched its latest robotic vacuum and mop, the Deebot X11 series, in the Chinese market. The new model introduces several first-in-industry technologies focused on charging efficiency, suction power, mobility, and advanced mopping systems.
Note: Much of the information in this article is based on machine translations of Chinese-language materials, Ecovacs’ official product listing, and secondary reporting. Accuracy may vary, and we cite original sources where possible for verification.
Unlimited Runtime with PowerBoost Charging
One of the headline features of the X11 is PowerBoost Instant Ultra-Charge, which Ecovacs describes as an industry-first technology. In practice, the robot can partially recharge while docked for mop cleaning cycles.
According to Ecovacs, the system works as follows:
- 3 minutes of charging = ~6% battery replenished
- 4 minutes of charging = ~8.6% battery
- 5 minutes of charging = ~10.6% battery
This setup theoretically enables an “unlimited runtime” under certain conditions, meaning the robot may never need a full recharge to finish its job.
Ecovacs provides a detailed disclaimer explaining that these claims are based on controlled lab testing and that actual results will vary depending on household conditions. (See the machine-translated notes here (Reddit)).
The X11 uses a 6,400mAh pouch-type battery, which Ecovacs says can handle homes up to 1,000m² in size. This approach marks a departure from the traditional “clean, recharge, and resume” cycle used by most robot vacuums.
Suction and Vacuuming System
The X11 debuts Ecovacs’ Blast system, engineered for high suction performance. Key specs include:
- 24,800Pa suction power (nearly 50% more than their current flagship, the Ecovacs X9 Pro Omni)
- 15L/s airflow
- 60W custom-built fan
- ZeroTangle 3.0 side brushes with a wind-blade design to reduce hair tangling
This places the X11 among the most powerful robot vacuums on record. Sources like GizmoChina report Ecovacs claims this system is 2.4 times more efficient than standard setups.
Advanced Mopping: Ozmo Roller 2.0
Ecovacs has updated its mopping system with Ozmo Roller 2.0, which includes:
- A roller mop spinning at 200 RPM
- Eight-nozzle spray for water distribution
- Constant-pressure scrubbing
- Continuous rinsing with clean water and dirty water recovery
This system is designed to reduce streaking and prevent secondary contamination. The mop can also automatically lift when carpets or heavy stains are detected, allowing the robot to switch between mop-only or combined cleaning modes.
Mobility and Navigation
Mobility is powered by TruePass, a four-wheel adaptive drive system that uses mechanical hook arms to stabilize climbing. This enables the X11 to cross obstacles up to 24mm high. Observers have compared it to Dreame’s EasyLeap wheel system.
For navigation, the robot relies on the AIVI 3D 3.0 vision system, which uses dual structured light sensors for better object recognition and improved performance in low-clearance areas.
Base Station and Automation
The Deebot X11 ships with an all-in-one base station supporting up to 10 automated functions, including:
- Auto dustbin emptying
- Auto water refill and drainage
- 63°C hot water mop washing
- Hot air drying
- Detergent dispensing
- Base cleaning
- High-temperature antibacterial soaking
According to GizmoChina’s reporting, the station can provide up to 150 days of hands-free operation.
Deebot X11 Availability
For now, the Deebot X11 series is only available in China, with no announcements yet regarding global availability. Whether Ecovacs will bring this lineup — or its new technologies like PowerBoost charging and TruePass drive — to international markets remains to be seen.
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