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T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni: Which is the Better One?

The Ecovacs Deebot T50 Max Pro Omni and the T50 Pro Omni robot vacuum mop combos are similar in many ways. While the T50 Max Pro is slightly more expensive, theyโ€™re both cheaper than other flagship Ecovacs products, like the Deebot X8.

After purchasing and rigorously testing both models, we found the T50 Max Pro to be the stronger performer, earning its place as the best Ecovacs product weโ€™ve ever reviewed. It now sits atop our Top 20 Robot Vacuums list, marking Ecovacsโ€™s return to the number-one spot! In this review, weโ€™ll compare the T50 Max Pro and T50 Pro Omni, outline their key similarities and differences, and explain what makes the T50 Max Pro so impressive.


The Ecovacs Deebot T50 Max Pro Omni robot vacuum mop combo delivers deep cleaning through its BLAST Airflow Tech, combining 18,500Pa suction and an impressive 34.5 CFM airflowโ€”three times higher than standard modelsโ€”for superior dust and debris removal. Its ZeroTangle 2.0 technology significantly minimizes hair wraps, making it ideal for homes with pets or long hair. TrueEdge 2.0 ensures 100% edge-to-edge cleaning, extending side brushes and mops to reach corners precisely within 15mm accuracy. A unique 18mm Auto-Lift mop system automatically detects carpets to prevent wetting, optimizing the cleaning of hard floors. The 12-in-1 OMNI Station offers fully automated maintenance, including hot water mop washing, drying, self-emptying, and even detecting mop dirtiness to ensure thorough cleaning. Its advanced AIVI 3D 3.0 and embedded LiDAR provide precision navigation, recognizing over 100 household objects, while smart home integration with Matter compatibility, Alexa, Google Assistant, and YIKO-GPT AI offers seamless voice and app-based control. See additional info

Price as of June 17, 2025

Auto Empty Station: Self Empties Debris | Washes Mop Pad | Washes Mop Pad with Hot Water | Dries Mop Pad | Dries Mop Pad with Heated Air| Self Cleaning | Dirty Water Sensor

Mopping: Lifts Mop Pads on Carpets | Extending Mop Pad for Hard to Reach Areas

Hardware: Auto Extending Side Brush for Hard to Reach Areas | 22mm Threshold Crossing | Removes Hair from Brush Roll

Performance: Carpet Boost Settings

Mapping / Navigation: Multi Level Maps | Virtual Barriers and No Go Zones

Obstacle Avoidance: 100 Objects Recognized

Pet Features: Live Video Monitoring | Pet Checkup or Similar

Controls: Virtual Assistant Options

ScoresEcovacs Deebot T50 Max Pro OmniAverage Robot Vacuum Tested
Vacuum Wars Overall4.31

2.80

Features4.81

3.63

Mopping Performance4.91

2.73

Obstacle Avoidance2.92

3.44

Pet4.30

2.87

Navigation3.54

3.00

Battery2.75

2.27

Performance3.86

3.59

Official Battery Life: 200 MinutesNavigation Type: Embedded dToF Lidar
Official Suction Power: 18500 PaDust Bin Size: 300ml
Obstacle Avoidance Type: Single Camera, 3D Edge Sensor, & Structured LightObjects Recognized: 100
Multi Level Maps: YVirtual Barriers: Y
Detergent Capacity: unknownDisposable Bag: 3L

The Ecovacs Deebot T50 Pro Omni robot vacuum mop combo combines powerful performance with intelligent navigation, ideal for busy households. Measuring just 3.19 inches thin, it easily cleans under furniture and tight spaces. Its robust 15,000Pa suction effectively removes dirt, debris, and pet hair from carpets and hard floors, while ZeroTangle 2.0 technology eliminates brush tangles. Featuring TruEdge 2.0, its extendable side brushes and mop deliver precise edge-to-edge cleaning with 15mm accuracy. AIVI 3D 3.0 technology enables advanced obstacle detection, smoothly navigating around more than 100 household items. The fully automated OMNI Station simplifies maintenance by auto-emptying the dustbin, washing the mop pads at 167ยฐF, drying them at 113ยฐF, refilling water, dispensing cleaning solution, and performing dirt detection. The robot supports convenient voice and text commands via the YIKO-GPT AI Assistant. See additional info

Price as of June 17, 2025

Auto Empty Station: Self Empties Debris | Washes Mop Pad | Washes Mop Pad with Hot Water | Dries Mop Pad | Dries Mop Pad with Heated Air| Self Cleaning | Dirty Water Sensor

Mopping: Lifts Mop Pads on Carpets | Extending Mop Pad for Hard to Reach Areas

Hardware: Auto Extending Side Brush for Hard to Reach Areas | 22mm Threshold Crossing | Removes Hair from Brush Roll

Performance: Carpet Boost Settings

Mapping / Navigation: Multi Level Maps | Virtual Barriers and No Go Zones

Obstacle Avoidance: 100 Objects Recognized

Pet Features: Live Video Monitoring | Pet Checkup or Similar

Controls: Virtual Assistant Options

ScoresEcovacs Deebot T50 Pro OmniAverage Robot Vacuum Tested
Vacuum Wars Overall4.23

2.80

Features4.74

3.63

Mopping Performance4.60

2.73

Obstacle Avoidance3.13

3.44

Pet4.31

2.87

Navigation3.49

3.00

Battery2.71

2.27

Performance3.77

3.59

Official Battery Life: 200 MinutesNavigation Type: Embedded dToF Lidar
Official Suction Power: 15000 PaDust Bin Size: 260ml
Obstacle Avoidance Type: Single Camera, 3D Edge Sensor, & Structured LightObjects Recognized: 100
0Multi Level Maps: YVirtual Barriers: Y
Detergent Capacity: unknownDisposable Bag: 3L

Mop Pads and TrueEdge

The T50 Pro and the Max Pro have many of the same official features, specs, and hardware. For example, underneath, they’re virtually identical. They use the same single-sided brush and floating main brush and have the same two spinning mop pad system. 

Top-down view of the undersides of the Ecovacs T50 Pro Omni and T50 Max Pro Omni, showing their mop pads, side brushes, and brush roller assemblies.
Underside twins with a few subtle tweaks. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

They also have what Ecovacs calls TrueEdge 2.0, which means their side brush automatically extends. The brush will extend when the robot vacuum senses its near corners for vastly improved corner coverage, which worked well in our evaluations. 

Overhead shot of the T50 Max Pro Omni robot vacuum navigating a tight corner, showing its side brush and mop pad cleaning along the wall edge.
Edge work that actually works. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

TrueEdge 2.0 also refers to their automatically extending mop pad, which extends whenever the robot vacuum is close to an edge for superior mopping coverage. This also worked well in our evaluations. 

Side view of an Ecovacs T50 robot vacuum extending its mop pads while hugging a baseboard, demonstrating the TrueEdge mopping system in action.
Mop pads that reach the edge. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

And you can control both features in the app.

Smartphone displaying the Ecovacs app interface, showing mapped rooms with cleaning zones and an option to start the T50 Max Pro Omni.
Full control of both robot vacuums within the app. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

Main Brush and Zero Tangle

Both main brushes have something Ecovacs calls Zero Tangle 2.0 these little plastic combs in the housing remove hair as they vacuum. 

The T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni got perfect scores in our 7-inch hair evaluationโ€”well above the average score of 38%.

Comparison chart showing 0% hair tangling for both T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni models, versus a 38% average from other vacuums in the 7-inch hair test.
Zero tangles from both T50 models. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

Battery Life and Hair Pickup

These robot vacuum mop combos have the same battery size, 200 minutes, and official low power numbers.

Battery life comparison chart showing both the T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni with 200 minutes on low power mode, compared to an average of 149 minutes.
The T50 series officially goes the distance. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

In our various evaluations, their battery life proved to be just slightly above average, with the T50 Max Pro battery running at 2.43 minutes per percentage point and the T50 Pro at 1.69 minutes per percentage point.

Battery efficiency chart comparing 2.43 mins per percent for the T50 Max Pro Omni, 1.69 mins for the T50 Pro Omni, and 1.31 mins for the average vacuum.
Battery life that lasts. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

In our Estimated Square Feet Per Charge evaluation, the T50 Max Pro covered just slightly more than the T50 Pro, and they were both well above average.

Efficiency chart showing estimated square feet cleaned per charge: T50 Max Pro Omni at 1210 ftยฒ, T50 Pro Omni at 1187 ftยฒ, both above the average of 1015 ftยฒ.
Both T50s outpace the average on battery reach. ยฉ Vacuum Wars
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Omni Station

Both the T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni include Omni stations that are almost identical, differing only in a few features.

Side-by-side photo of the Ecovacs T50 Pro Omni and T50 Max Pro Omni in their charging stations with clear visual differences.
Very close but not exactly identical. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

When the robot vacuums return to their base, the station will empty the dustbin into the disposable bag, wash the mop pads, dry the mop pads, and refill the water tank

They both have the self-washing station premium feature, where little spinning squeegee modules in the base clean the base out periodically. However, you can remove the tray for manual deep cleaning on both versions. 

Close-up of Ecovacs' dual spinning squeegee module from the Omni base, removed and held in hand, showcasing internal cleaning mechanisms.
A look at the spinning squeegee modules. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

Both stations also have detergent reservoirs that can automatically mix water and detergent. 

Close-up of a person holding the detergent reservoir used in the T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni stations.
Same detergent reservoir system for both Max Pro and Pro. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

There is also a sensor that can tell how dirty the used mop water has become. If enabled in the app, this may initiate additional mop pad washings or mopping runs, depending on mop water condition.

The only difference we could find between the two stations is that the Max Pro version has fast charging and slightly hotter air drying than the Pro version.

Motor and Suction

One of the most significant differences between the two robot vacuums has to do with their internal systems; with the T50 Max Pro, Ecovacs introduced its Blast Air Flow technology. That means the T50 Max Pro has a bigger motor with more torque, larger fan blades, and a larger air inlet. The upgraded motor is probably why the Max version is slightly taller.

Side-by-side image of the T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni robot vacuums on a wooden surface, showing slight height differences against a purple background.
Max Pro stands just a bit taller. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

And this differences in their motors was on display in our power evaluations, where the T50 Max Pro had 28 CFM of airflow on max power, compared to 21 CFM on the Pro version and the average 16 CFM. The Ecovacs T50 Max Pro’s 28 CFM is also the second-highest score we’ve ever seen out of 138 robot vacuums evaluated in this way. 

Airflow test results showing 28 CFM for the T50 Max Pro Omni, 21 CFM for the T50 Pro Omni, and a 16 CFM average among other vacuums.
Both T50s outperform the average in airflow. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

The only robot vacuum it didn’t beat was the first to come on the market over 20 years ago. But that’s a story for another day.

A red Electrolux Trilobite robot vacuum beside its octagonal packaging, showing the first commercially available robot vacuum model.
Before LiDAR, cameras, or apps โ€” there was this. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

The suction numbers of the T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni were also impressive. Again, the Max Pro was quite a bit higher (2.09 kPa) than the Pro version (0.92 kPa), but they were both above average (0.83 kPa).

Suction performance test showing T50 Max Pro Omni at 2.09 kPa, T50 Pro Omni at 0.92 kPa, and average suction at 0.83 kPa.
Max Pro brings serious suction to the table. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

Real-world Cleaning Performance

In terms of practical performance, they were both really good at picking up debris on the surfaces of hard floors and carpets. They picked up all the debris sizes we used in our evaluations.

Side-by-side image of the T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni robot vacuums cleaning carpets with visible dirt trails during testing.
Evaluating debris pickup in real-world conditions. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

Both are very similar in cleaning performance, which isnโ€™t surprising since they have almost identical sweeping equipment, as noted earlier. 

Pet Hair Pick Up and Carpet Deep Clean

One notable thing was that the T50 Max Pro got a rare perfect score on the 2ยฝ-inch flattened pet hair pickup evaluation on carpet. In contrast, the T50 Pro had an average score.

Max Pro nailed the pet hair test with a perfect score of 100%.  The T50 Pro had 86% and the average is 81%.
Max Pro nailed the pet hair test with a perfect score. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

Both models delivered similar, above-average results in our carpet deep-clean test, which measures how well they lift embedded debris such as sand. The T50 Pro removed 79% of the sand, while the T50 Max Pro removed 77%โ€”both outperforming the 75% average and falling well within a tight margin.

Carpet deep clean performance chart showing 77% for T50 Max Pro Omni, 79% for T50 Pro Omni, and a 75% average.
The T50 Pro slightly edges out Max on carpet. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

When we combine scores for both robot vacuums (the dried-on mopping score and water score), they are the best we’ve ever evaluated based on the current scoring system.

Mop Pad Lift and Floor Type Transition

As mentioned, both robot vacuums use the same spinning mop pad design, which has become popular recently. In terms of features, they have auto-lifting mop pads, which work similarly to the auto-extending side brush. When the robot vacuum senses carpets, the mop pads lift automatically so you can vacuum and mop a mixture of hard floors and carpets in the same run. 

This makes the Ecovacs T50 Max Pro Omni and T50 Pro Omni vastly more efficient than previous generations without lifting pads. Interestingly, the Max Proโ€™s mop pads can lift 18 mm compared to only 9 mm on the Pro, which is probably due to the height difference.

Chart comparing mop pad lift height: T50 Max Pro Omni lifts 18mm, T50 Pro Omni lifts 9mm, and X8 Pro Omni lifts 11mm.
The T50 Max Pro brings serious lift to mixed flooring. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

Mopping Results

By far, the most impressive thing about both T50 models was their mopping ability. Both did absolutely amazing in our dried-on stain mopping evaluation, with scores of 171 and 170, compared to the average score of 98.

Mopping performance chart showing high scores for dried-on stain removal: T50 Max Pro Omni scored 171, T50 Pro Omni scored 170, compared to an average of 98.
T50 Max Pro and Pro Omni did well with dried stains. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

They were able to mop up stains in very few passes. And we evaluated this twice for each robot vacuum with similar results. 

Before and after dried on stain mopping tests showing no stains left behind either the T50 Max or T50 Max Pro Robot Vacuums.
Very clear results in the dried on stain mopping evaluations for both robots. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

As we’ve noted in past robot vacuum reviews, knowing how good a robot is at mopping isnโ€™t just about the speed at which it cleans dried stains. Itโ€™s also about how much water is left behind when doing so. So it was good to see that both T50 models left behind much less water than we expected. The average robot we have evaluated has left 1 gram of water on the floors, but the T50 Max Pro left only .8 gram, and the T50 Pro left only .5 gram.

Comparison of water left behind after mopping: T50 Max Pro Omni (0.8g), T50 Pro Omni (0.5g), and X8 Pro Omni (1.0g), against performance averages.
The driest finish goes to the T50 Pro. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

When we combine scores for both robot vacuums (the dried-on mopping score and water score), they are the best we’ve ever evaluated based on the current scoring system. As a result, in addition to their strong showings on out Top 20 Best Robot Vacuums list, both of these are now in the top ranking positions on our Best Robot Vacuum Mops.

Weโ€™re not exactly sure what Ecovacs did differently hereโ€”maybe more downward pressure than average. In any case, these robot vacuums are just excellent mops! Ecovacs seems to have solved something with regard to robot vacuum mopping.

Their navigation efficiency scores were only marginally above averageโ€”not a significant drawback, but far from exceptional.

Navigation efficiency test results: T50 Max Pro Omni at 0.81 mยฒ/min, T50 Pro Omni at 0.78 mยฒ/min, both just above the 0.76 mยฒ/min average.
Solid navigation for both Ecovacs T50 models. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

We suspect this reflects the industryโ€™s shift from traditional top-mounted LiDAR to internal LiDAR. While internal units let these robots maintain a lower profile for squeezing under furniture, this trade-off seems to come at the expense of mapping precisionโ€”an overall step backward in our book.

Comparing Top Mounted LidAR to an Internal System
A top-mounted LiDAR (left) is positioned on top of the robot vacuum, compared to an internal LiDAR (right). ยฉ Vacuum Wars

Also, the internal LiDAR construction is another area where the Pro and Max Pro differ in hardware. They have slightly different versions of it. But even so, they seemed to perform about the same.

Obstacle Avoidance

These robot vacuum mop combos have front-mounted obstacle avoidance sensors, which help them avoid household objects they would otherwise get stuck on. And they seem to be using the same sensors, which Ecovacs calls AIVI 3D 3.0โ€”a camera and a 3D structured light system

Overhead view of Vacuum Wars' obstacle avoidance evaluations of the Deebot T50 Pro and T50 Pro Max Robot Vacuums.
Overhead view of Vacuum Wars’ obstacle avoidance evaluations of the Deebot T50 Pro and T50 Pro Max Robot Vacuums. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

In our obstacle avoidance evaluations, the T50 Max Pro and Pro were similar but performed consistently below average. They consistently missed some things, like pet waste and other common items. 

Obstacle Avoidance Scores: T50 Pro Max: 14, T50 Pro: 15, and Average Robot Vacuum Tested: 17
We were surprised by these obstacle avoidance scores. ยฉ Vacuum Wars

But it’s tough to complain about this too much because having obstacle avoidance on a robot vacuum in this price range is a pro. Definitely way better than robot vacuums that don’t have obstacle avoidance. Still, itโ€™s an area we thought could have been better with the T50 series.

So, try to pick up a little before each vacuum and mop run. But if obstacle avoidance is a total deal breaker, you may want to look elsewhere.

Side Brush

Another potential drawback is that the side brushes on both models were aggressive. This is something we’ve seen with all the latest Ecovacs products. They tend to scatter debris on hard floors a little more than we like. It was mostly noticeable in our torture evaluations, where we use a lot of debris, but this wouldn’t be as big of a deal in everyday situations.  And to us, it seems the scattering issue was less with the T50 series than we saw with the Ecovacs X8 and even the Yeedi, which Ecovacs makes.

T50 Max Pro Omni vs the T50 Pro Omni: Price, Value, and Conclusion

One of the big stories here is the price: The T50 Max Pro is the most expensive of the two, but it isn’t even the most costly Ecovacs robot vacuum. And yet, it’s currently ranking number one overall in our system. The T50 Pro (the cheaper one) is selling in the mid-level range, which is amazing, and is ranking number five.  Those numbers might change in the future, but the point is: these are excellent products for the price and value.

The T50 Max Pro is the current best overall robot vacuum on the Vacuum Wars Top 20 list. The T50 Pro currently holds the title for best value robot vacuum on that list. So, this is a massive win for Ecovacs.

Ecovacs Deebot T50 Max Pro

Price as of June 17, 2025

Ecovacs Deebot T50 Pro

$799.99

Price as of June 17, 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Ecovacs Deebot T50 Max Pro and the T50 Pro?

The main differences include suction power, charging speed, and mop lift height. The T50 Max Pro has a more powerful motor with 28 CFM airflow (vs. 21 CFM on the Pro), faster charging, and a higher mop lift (18mm vs. 9mm). Both have similar hardware otherwise, but the Max Pro is slightly taller due to its upgraded internals.

Do both the T50 Max Pro and T50 Pro have obstacle avoidance?

Yes, both models use Ecovacsโ€™ AIVI 3D 3.0 system, which combines a camera and 3D structured light. While they do avoid some objects, obstacle avoidance performance was slightly below average in our evaluations, especially for small items like pet waste.

How good is the mopping performance on the Ecovacs T50 series?

Both the T50 Max Pro and T50 Pro delivered excellent mopping results in our dried-on stain evaluations, requiring fewer passes than most robot mops. They also left behind very little water, making them the best robot vacuum mops weโ€™ve evaluated to date based on our scoring system.

What features do the Ecovacs T50 stations include?

Both robots come with Omni stations that automatically empty the dustbin, wash and dry mop pads, refill water tanks, and mix detergent. They also include self-cleaning trays and dirt sensors that trigger additional cleaning cycles if needed. Additionally, the T50 Max Pro station supports fast charging and hotter air drying.

Which robot vacuum is better for pet hair: T50 Max Pro or T50 Pro?

While both models did well in our pet hair evaluations, the T50 Max Pro received a rare perfect score in the 2.5-inch flattened pet hair pickup assessment. Both use Zero Tangle 2.0 brushes designed to reduce hair wrap and performed above average overall.

How does the Ecovacs T50 Max Pro rank compared to other robot vacuums?

As of our latest rankings, the T50 Max Pro is the number one robot vacuum on the Vacuum Wars Top 20 list. The T50 Pro is also highly rated, holding the number five spot and earning the title of best value robot vacuum.

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