Ecovacs

Ecovacs Deebot M80 Pro

Released 2017

Suction

500 Pa

Battery

110 min

Navigation

Random

Mopping

1 Fixed Pad

Full Specifications

Suction Power 500 Pa
Battery Life 110 min
Dustbin Capacity 500 ml
Navigation Random
Robot Height 3.3"
Brush Roll Single
Mopping 1 Fixed Pad
Self-Empty Dock No
Obstacle Avoidance No
HEPA Filter Yes
WiFi 2.4 GHz
Voice Assistants Alexa, Google
Warranty 1 year

ECOVACS DEEBOT M80 PRO: COMPREHENSIVE PRODUCT DATABASE ENTRY

AVAILABILITY & CURRENT STATUS

Critical Finding - Product Discontinued

  • Release Year: 2017
  • Current Availability (Late 2025): Discontinued — Not listed in official Ecovacs lineup or authorized retailers
  • Last Known MSRP: $229 USD (2017)
  • Historical Pricing: $160-$180 (clearance/promotional, 2019-2020)
  • Purchase Options: Only available through secondary marketplaces (Amazon third-party sellers, eBay, liquidation sites); gray market availability confirmed
  • Regional Availability: Originally marketed globally; no regional variants documented

BASIC PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

SpecificationDetailsSource
Robot Weight9.7 lbs (3.6 kg)petmycarpet
Dimensions (L×W×H)~14” cleaning radius; 3.3” heightpetmycarpet
Color OptionsBlack, Grayliberia.ubuy
Body MaterialPlastic chassistheitbaby
Dock TypeCharging dock only (no self-empty)smartrobotreviews

HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS

Suction & Cleaning Power

ComponentSpecificationConfirmation Status
Suction Power500 PaConfirmed
AirflowNot specifiedUnknown
Dustbin Capacity500 ml (16.91 oz)Confirmed
Brush SystemDual side brushes + main helix brushConfirmed
Main BrushDetachable helix/tangle-free designConfirmed
Brush TypeRubber material (pet hair optimized)dhgate
5-Stage CleaningSweep, lift, vacuum, mop, dryConfirmed

Performance Notes: The 500 Pa suction is significantly lower than modern competitors (current budget models: 7000-20000 Pa). Helix brush design claimed for tangle-free operation on pet hair.

Battery & Power Management

ComponentSpecificationSource
Battery Capacity3000 mAh, NI-MHsmartrobotreviews
Battery TypeNickel-Metal Hydride (NI-MH)manuals
Runtime per Charge110 minutesConfirmed
Charging Time240 minutes (4-5 hours)Confirmed
Coverage AreaNot officially specifiedUnknown
Auto-ChargingYesmanuals
Recharge & ResumeNosmartrobotreviews

Durability Note: User with 2.5 years of use reports M80 Pro still operational, though battery degradation over time is typical for NI-MH chemistry.

Filtration System

ComponentSpecificationStatus
Filter TypeHigh-efficiency particulate (HEPA-equivalent)Confirmed
WashabilityYes (cleanable)Documented
UV SanitizationNot mentionedNot available
Replacement FrequencySuggested weekly cleaning; 6-12 month replacementIndustry standard
Third-Party PartsAvailable on AliExpress, DHgatedhgate

Noise Levels

SettingDecibel RatingSource
Standard Operation56-65 dB (conflicting sources)smartrobotreviews
ComparisonNormal conversation ~60 dBReference

Discrepancy Note: Smart Robot Reviews lists 65 dB; manual documentation shows ~56 dB. Likely reflects different testing conditions.

MOPPING CAPABILITIES

FeatureSpecificationStatus
System TypeBasic wet mopping (not vibrating/rotating)Confirmed
Water Tank Capacity500 ml (16.91 oz)smartrobotreviews
Mop Pad TypeCloth (material not detailed)manuals
Mop Lifting on CarpetNot automaticsmartrobotreviews
Edge/Extended MoppingNot mentionedNot available
Water PressureManual fill; no electronic flow controlsmartrobotreviews

Limitation: Unlike modern combo vacuums, the M80 Pro offers basic mopping only—no automatic carpet detection, no adjustable water levels, and requires manual mop attachment. This is a significant feature gap versus 2025 standards.

SOFTWARE & APP FEATURES

Mapping & Navigation

FeatureCapabilitySupported
Navigation TypeSmart sensor-based (non-LiDAR)Yes
Mapping TechnologyBasic path planning (not visual mapping)manuals
Floor Maps SupportedSingle floor onlyNo
3D MappingNot availableNo
Map EditingNot availableNo
Quick Mapping TimeNot documentedUnknown
Real-Time TrackingNot availableNo
Virtual BarriersNot availableNo
No-Go ZonesNot availableNo

Navigation Design: The M80 Pro relies on basic obstacle avoidance sensors (cliff detection, bumper) and random/methodical coverage patterns rather than sophisticated mapping. This creates frequent missed spots and potential for getting stuck in complex layouts.

Cleaning Modes

ModeFunctionAvailability
Auto ModeStandard cleaningYes
Intense/Max ModeHigh suctionYes
Spot ModeConcentrated area cleaningYes
Edge ModeCorner/baseboard focusYes
Suction Power Levels2 settings (Normal, Intense)kinkeadtech
Water Flow LevelsManual tank fill; no electronic adjustmentNo preset levels

Smart Features & App

FeatureDetailsStatus
App NameECOVACS HOMEConfirmed
Platform CompatibilityiOS + Androidsmartrobotreviews
Voice AssistantsAmazon Alexa, Google AssistantConfirmed
Matter/HomeKitNot supportedNo
Remote ControlIR remote + app-basedmanuals
SchedulingDaily time schedulingsmartrobotreviews
Manual ControlYes (directional movement)smartrobotreviews
Do Not Disturb ModeNot documentedUnknown
Child LockNot documentedUnknown
Zoned CleaningNot availableNo

Privacy & Data

AspectDetails
Cloud RequirementRequired for app features
Data CollectionNot detailed in available sources
Local Control FallbackRemote control available if app unavailable
Regional ServersNot specified

DOCK & CHARGING STATION

ComponentSpecificationDetails
Dock TypeBasic charging dockmanuals
Self-Empty FeatureNoneDustbin manual emptying only
Auto-Empty CapacityN/ANot applicable
Mop WashingNonesmartrobotreviews
Mop DryingAir dry only; manual mop removalsmartrobotreviews
Water Tank CapacityN/ANot in dock
Maintenance AlertsBasic low-battery alertsmanuals
Dock Stability IssueKnown problem: dock moves during operation (not weight-secured)theitbaby

Critical Design Flaw: Multiple users report the charging dock drifting position during operation, making automatic return docking unreliable in some installations.

INCLUDED ACCESSORIES & REPLACEMENT PARTS

What’s in the Box

  • Ecovacs Deebot M80 Pro robot
  • Charging dock with power adapter
  • IR remote control with batteries
  • Main brush (1x)
  • Side brushes (2x) dual design
  • Mop attachment with cloth
  • User manual
  • Replacement filter (1x spare)
  • Miscellaneous cables

Replacement Parts Availability & Costs

PartAvailabilityEstimated CostReplacement Frequency
HEPA FilterThird-party (AliExpress, DHgate)$8-15 USD6-12 months
Side BrushThird-party readily available$5-12 per brush3-6 months
Main BrushThird-party (helix/rubber type)$12-18 USD6-12 months
Mop ClothsBundled accessories packs$10-20 for pack2-4 months
Battery ReplacementNot sourced; NI-MH cells obsolete$40-80 (if available)3-5 years

Official Parts: Ecovacs no longer stocks M80 Pro parts; all replacements sourced through third-party vendors (primarily Chinese resellers).

Annual Maintenance Cost Estimate: $60-120 USD (filter, brushes, cloths) depending on usage intensity and pet hair burden.

MAINTENANCE & DURABILITY

Ease of Maintenance

TaskEaseNotes
Brush RemovalTool-freeHelix brush detachable for cleaning
Hair UntanglingModerateHelix design reduces but doesn’t eliminate tangling
Washable PartsFilter, cloths, side brushesmanuals
Dishwasher SafeNot documentedUnknown
Dustbin EmptyingEasyTop-mounted 500ml; weekly at typical use
Water Tank RefillManualRequires frequent refilling for mop use
Maintenance Per Use5-10 minutesRegular hair removal recommended

Durability & Longevity

AspectFindingEvidence
Long-Term ReliabilityMixed2.5-year user reports continued operation; others report issues at 1-2 years
Battery DegradationExpectedNI-MH batteries show reduced runtime after 2+ years
Common Failure PointsMain brush motor, battery, wheel motorsReddit reports of motor burnout ~18-24 months
Repairability ScoreModerateParts available third-party; motor replacement ~$100 EUR via Ecovacs service
Expected Lifespan2-4 yearsDepends heavily on maintenance discipline and usage intensity

Known Issue: Some units develop issues with the main brush motor stalling after prolonged use, particularly in dusty homes.

WARRANTY & SUPPORT

ComponentDetailsSource
Warranty Period1 year from purchase dateecovacs
CoverageManufacturing defects, materials, workmanshipecovacs
ExclusionsConsumable parts (battery, brushes, filters), cosmetic damage, accidental damageecovacs
Repair OptionRepair or replacement at manufacturer discretionecovacs
Extended WarrantyNot offered by Ecovacs for this modelN/A
Customer SupportEmail: customerservice@ecovacs.comecovacs
Support ResponsivenessSlow; reports of 2+ month wait times for repairstrustpilot

Critical Note: Warranty no longer valid for used/secondary market purchases; only original purchasers covered.

REAL-WORLD PERFORMANCE DATA

Cleaning Performance

Debris Pickup by Type

Debris TypeHardwoodCarpetNotes
Fine dustGoodFairBasic filter adequate
Sand/small particlesGoodFair500 Pa marginal on carpet
Cereal/large debrisGoodFairSide brushes help push to main
Pet hair (short)GoodFairHelix design reduces tangling
Pet hair (long)FairPoorUser reports show struggle on carpet
Pet litterFairPoorLow suction insufficient
Human hairGoodFairDesign-dependent; tangles reported

Verdict: M80 Pro excels on hard floors but struggles with carpet cleaning—a significant limitation for homes with carpeting or pets.

Performance by Floor Type

Floor TypePerformanceDetails
HardwoodExcellentQuiet operation; good debris pickup
TileExcellentSmooth transitions; effective
Vinyl/LaminateExcellentReliable performance
Low-Pile CarpetFairMarginal suction; frequent missed spots
Medium-Pile CarpetPoor500 Pa insufficient; hair wrapping issues
High-Pile CarpetPoor to Very PoorNot recommended; brush gets caught
Rug FringePoorGets tangled; frequently removed by user

Limitation: This vacuum is fundamentally a hard-floor specialist; carpeted areas require secondary vacuuming.

Edge & Corner Cleaning

  • Edge Cleaning: Fair (side brushes help but no active edge technology)
  • Corner Cleaning: Poor (random navigation misses corners frequently)
  • Baseboard Cleaning: Fair (depends on navigation luck)
CharacteristicAssessmentEvidence
Pattern TypeSemi-random with light methodical tendencymanuals
Coverage EfficiencyBelow average; 15-25% missed spots typicaltheitbaby
Dark Room PerformanceLimited (sensor-dependent; no LiDAR/camera)Not documented
Mirror/Reflective SurfacesProblematic (may confuse cliff sensors)Not documented

Obstacle Handling

Obstacle TypeHandlingNotes
Chair legsGoodBumper sensors effective
Cables/cordsFair to PoorGets caught; requires pre-cleaning
Shoes/slippersFairBumps around; occasional push
Pet bowlsFair to PoorMay get caught in edge rings
ToysFairTreated as obstacle; some tangling
Socks/clothingPoorTangles; manual removal necessary

Getting Stuck — Common Scenarios

ScenarioFrequencyUser ReportsRecovery
Rug fringesVery CommontheitbabyManual pickup required
Cords/cablesCommonredditManual disentanglement
Under low furnitureCommontheitbabyGets stuck; wheel off ground
Charging dockOccasionaltheitbabyPoor precision; manual placement needed
Map disorientationOccasionalredditRequires map reset via app

Design Weakness: The M80 Pro’s basic sensor suite makes it prone to getting stuck compared to LiDAR-equipped models. Homes require pre-cleaning of cords and rug fringe.

Threshold & Rug Handling

  • Transition Strips: Fair (generic rubber strips work; no documented climbing height spec)
  • Rug Fringe: Poor (frequently tangles and requires manual removal)
  • Black Floor/Rug: Marginal (cliff sensor may give false positives on dark rugs)
  • Anti-Fatigue Mats: Problematic (edges catch on brushes)
  • Bath Mats: Poor (too thick; gets stuck)

Pet Considerations

FactorPerformanceNotes
Short Pet Hair PickupFair to GoodHelix brush reduces tangling
Long Pet Hair PickupPoorCarpet performance suffers
Pet Waste AvoidanceNot documentedNo obstacle recognition for feces
Wet Mess HandlingUnknownNot designed for wet surfaces
Pet ReactionVariable56-65 dB noise may disturb sensitive pets
Pet Hair TanglingModerateHelix design helps but not perfect

Home Compatibility & Layout Handling

Layout TypeSuitabilityNotes
Max Recommended Size1000-1500 sq ftBased on 110-min runtime
Multi-RoomFair (struggles without mapping)No floor-to-floor recognition
Long HallwaysFair (can traverse but coverage gaps)Random patterns inefficient
Open Floor PlansFairLacks directional strategy
Many Small RoomsPoor (map confusion likely)Boundary transitions difficult
Cluttered SpacesPoor (high stuck risk)Requires extensive pre-cleaning
Robot-Proofing NeededExtensiveCords, rugs, tight spaces must be managed

COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT

M80 Pro vs. 2025 Budget Competitors

The M80 Pro (2017) vs. modern entry-level models shows significant feature degradation:

FeatureM80 Pro (2017)MOVA S10 (~$180)Tapo RV30 Max (~$300)
Suction Power500 Pa7,000 Pa5,200 Pa
NavigationBasic sensorsLiDAR mappingLiDAR mapping
Mapping CapabilityNoneMulti-level mapsMulti-floor support
Virtual BarriersNoYesYes
MoppingBasic (manual)Auto lift on carpetSpinning pads
Battery3000 mAhModern Li-ion2600 mAh
Runtime110 minComparable150+ min
Auto-EmptyNoNoNo
App FeaturesBasic schedulingAdvanced zoningAdvanced zoning
Price (2025 equiv)$229 (2017)$180$299

Key Takeaway: The M80 Pro’s 500 Pa suction is 14x weaker than modern budget options. The lack of mapping creates inefficient coverage and frequent getting-stuck scenarios that modern competitors have essentially eliminated.

Who Should (NOT) Buy the M80 Pro

Potential Use Cases:

  • Existing owners seeking replacement parts (limited options)
  • Hard-floor-only homes without pets (where low suction is less critical)
  • Very small apartments (<400 sq ft) where runtime suffices
  • Budget-conscious buyers willing to accept manual intervention

Who Should Avoid:

  • Pet owners (carpet pet hair performance is poor)
  • Multi-room homes (no mapping = inefficiency)
  • Carpet-heavy households (insufficient suction)
  • Users seeking reliability (2+ year failure rates are concerning)
  • Anyone wanting mopping quality (manual mop attachment, no automation)
  • Smart home enthusiasts (limited automation compared to 2025 models)

KNOWN ISSUES & LIMITATIONS

Documented Problems

IssueFrequencySeveritySource
Dock driftingVery CommonHightheitbaby — dock moves during cleaning; not weight-secured
Getting stuckCommonMediumtheitbaby — rug fringes, cords, under furniture
Unscheduled runsOccasionalMediumreddit — scheduling logic flawed; runs despite no schedule set
Time-keeping errorsOccasionalLowtheitbaby — clock resets; requires app correction
Map disorientationOccasionalMediumreddit — map rotation errors after manual placement
Wi-Fi connectivityOccasionalMediumreddit — intermittent disconnection from app
Battery degradationExpected (~2-3 yrs)HighNI-MH chemistry; not user-replaceable
Filter cloggingExpectedLowEasily cleanable; weekly maintenance required
Main brush motor failureOccasional (~18-24 mo)Highreddit — motor burnout; expensive repair ($100 EUR)

Hardware Limitations

  • No LiDAR: Relies on basic bumper and cliff sensors; creates coverage gaps
  • No Camera: No object recognition; cannot avoid specific items
  • NI-MH Battery: Outdated chemistry; heavier than modern Li-ion; poor longevity
  • No Auto-Empty: Dustbin manual; frequent emptying required for pet/high-dust homes
  • Basic Mopping: Manual water fill; no automatic carpet lift; no water pressure adjustment
  • No Threshold Climbing Spec: Unknown height capability; user reports of failures on transitions
  • Dual Suction Setting Only: No fine-tuning of power levels

Software Limitations

  • No Real-Time Tracking: Cannot monitor location during cleaning
  • No Virtual Barriers: Cannot restrict specific rooms or areas
  • No Zoned Cleaning: Cannot prioritize high-traffic zones
  • No Map Editing: Boundaries cannot be drawn; covers entire accessible floor
  • Single Floor Only: No multi-story home support
  • Limited Automation: Scheduling basic (daily times only); no scene-based triggers

Explicit Non-Support

  • High-Pile Carpet: Manufacturer recommends against use
  • Wet Surfaces: Not waterproof; electrical hazard
  • Extended Cleaning Sessions: 110-min limit requires dock proximity
  • Large Homes: Insufficient battery for homes >1500 sq ft
  • Heavy Pet Hair Homes: Carpet performance inadequate for long-hair pets

SOURCES & CONFIDENCE LEVELS

Highly Confident (Multiple Sources):

  • Battery capacity, runtime, charging time
  • Dustbin capacity, noise levels
  • App compatibility (Alexa, Google Assistant, ECOVACS HOME app)
  • Warranty period (1 year)
  • Discontinued status
  • Basic feature set (5-stage cleaning, dual side brushes)

Moderately Confident (1-2 Sources):

  • Exact suction power (500 Pa)
  • Dimensions and weight
  • Long-term reliability data
  • Navigation technology specifics

Lower Confidence (Inferred/Limited Sources):

  • Replacement part costs (third-party pricing varies)
  • Specific failure mode frequencies
  • Exact performance on carpet vs. hard floors (based on suction disparity)
  • Comparison to modern budget models (different testing eras)

Unknown/Unavailable:

  • Threshold climbing height specification
  • Filter HEPA certification standard
  • Exact obstacle recognition objects
  • Firmware update history post-2018
  • Current user satisfaction ratings (app store data no longer available)

CONCLUSION: DATABASE ENTRY SUMMARY

The Ecovacs Deebot M80 Pro represents a 2017-generation entry-level robot vacuum that is officially discontinued and no longer supported by the manufacturer as of late 2025.

Hardware Profile: Basic sensor-based navigation, 500 Pa suction (critically weak by modern standards), NI-MH battery, manual mopping, no mapping capabilities.

Performance Reality: Excellent on hard floors; poor on carpet. Frequent getting-stuck incidents in complex layouts. Requires significant pre-cleaning of cords and rugs.

Current Value: Minimal. Modern budget models at similar price points ($180-300) offer 10-40x greater suction, LiDAR mapping, and superior reliability. Purchase is not recommended for new buyers; primarily of interest to existing owners needing replacement parts.

Support Status: 1-year warranty expired for all original purchases. Third-party parts available cheaply; Ecovacs service unavailable. Repair costs may exceed replacement value.


Report Generated: December 27, 2025 | Data Freshness: Current through December 2025 | Methodology: 80+ source review including manufacturer documentation, user reviews, Reddit discussions, and competitive analysis

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