Best robotic vacuum Ecovacs launches the smartest, most powerful robot vacuum yet: Deebot T50 Pro Omni
Ecovacsis one of the most popular robotic vacuum brands in Australia, known for its high-quality all-in-one models that take the stress and time out of home cleaning.
Aussies love how efficient and easy they are to operate, not only do they elevate your cleaning routine, but it also means that you can be out of the house while your home is being cleaned.
And in exciting news, Ecovacs has once again taken its robot vacuum technology to a whole new level. It has just launched its latest robot vacuum.
At just 8.1cm tall, the Deebot T50 Pro Omni is Ecovacs' slimmest robot vacuum yet.
The Deebot T50 Pro Omni is designed specifically to reach under low-clearance furniture that previous models couldn't access.
It's powered by a re-engineered internal architecture and fully embedded dToF LiDAR navigation system, allowing for precise, obstacle-aware movement in even the most complex household layouts.
What sets it apart from other robot vacuums?
What sets the Deebot T50 Pro Omni apart is its comprehensive suite of intelligent cleaning technologies. TruEdge 2.0 Adaptive Edge Cleaning ensures every corner is reached using a smart mop extension and side brush system that dynamically adjusts to edges and contours in real time.
Meanwhile, ZeroTangle 2.0 Anti-Tangle Technology dramatically reduces hair entanglement using a V-shaped brush and comb system, which is ideal for pet owners.
At the core of the Deebot T50 Pro Omni's intelligence is the AIVI 3D 3.0 OMNI-Approach Technology, which uses a Visual Language Model and 3D structured light to recognise and adapt to a variety of obstacles with human-like precision.
It can distinguish between liquid and solid spills, initiating tailored responses for optimal results, and automatically lifts its mop when it detects carpet to avoid unwanted soaking.
The device pairs seamlessly with Ecovacs' enhanced Omni Station, which now features self-cleaning with 70 degrees hot water, automatic refilling with cleaning solution, mop drying, and dustbin emptying — offering up to 150 days of maintenance-free cleaning.
Schedule cleaning from anywhere
Users can take control via the Ecovacs Home App or through YIKO-GPT, the world's first LLM-powered voice assistant in a robot vacuum, capable of understanding natural language and adjusting cleaning accordingly.
It even supports live video calling through a privacy-protected 960p camera.
With a powerful 15,000Pa suction system, commercial-grade OZMO Turbo 2.0 mopping, and up to 180 minutes of battery life, the Deebot T50 Pro Omni is built for whole-home, hands-free, and highly intelligent cleaning.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
7NEWS
06-06-2025
- 7NEWS
EOFY robotic vacuum deal that's too good to miss: Save $700 on this ultra-smart DEEBOT
From now until 25 June, one of the brand's most advanced robot vacuums is slashed by more than 30 per cent, making this the perfect time to finally take your cleaning hands free. Usually retailing at $2,299, the DEEBOT T30S COMBO is now just $1,497, which means a huge $700 saving during the ECOVACS EOFY Sale. And this is not just any robot vacuum. It is a total clean-all solution for your entire home, combining a high-powered floor cleaning robot with a sleek handheld vacuum and a self-emptying dock that looks like something straight out of a sci-fi film. Let's break down why this cleaning powerhouse is worth every cent. The vacuum cleaner that actually cleans and thinks At the heart of the DEEBOT T30S COMBO is 11,000Pa of suction power, which means it does not just move dust around. It actually removes it. Whether it is carpets, floorboards or pet hair central, this robot is designed to tackle it all with zero fuss and maximum efficiency. Thanks to ZeroTangle Technology, the days of yanking hair out of tangled brushes are over. Its clever V-shaped roller brush and built-in combs keep hair from clogging up the system, so it keeps running at full power with minimal maintenance. It mops. Like really mops. The TruEdge Adaptive Edge Mopping system pushes the mop plate right to the edge of your floors, getting as close as 1mm from your skirting boards. It uses smart sensors to retract or extend the mop as needed, so nothing gets missed and your corners are finally clean for once. It also features Intelligent Deep Mopping, which means if it detects a particularly grubby area, it will automatically re-mop that section to make sure it sparkles. Smarter than your average robot With TrueDetect 3D 3.0, the DEEBOT T30S COMBO can avoid small objects, wires and furniture legs like a pro. It uses structured light to see in high definition and will not just plough through cords or bump into your walls. It even knows when it is on carpet and automatically lifts the mop to prevent wet messes with 9mm Auto lift Mopping. The onboard YIKO Voice Assistant means you can tell it what to do with your voice, or pair it with Alexa or Google Assistant. Prefer to use your phone or watch? You can control it through the ECOVACS HOME app, your Apple Watch or even with a foot tap to get it going. It empties itself. And your handheld vacuum. This is where the OMNI Station gets fancy. The bidirectional dock not only empties the robotic cleaner but also does the same for the handheld vacuum. You just pop it back in and it clears the dust for you in ten seconds flat. It also features hot water mop washing at 70 degrees and hot air drying to keep things hygienic and fresh. The 3L dust bag can hold up to 60 days' worth of debris, making it the ultimate low-maintenance set-and-forget system. Powerful, portable and lightweight The handheld vacuum is a surprise hero. Weighing just 1.2 kilograms, it is light enough to use on blinds, shelves and even ceilings without feeling like a workout. With four interchangeable brush heads, including a ZeroTangle power brush, it is perfect for pet hair, crevices, furniture and dust-prone areas. And if you are a stickler for clean air, the four-stage filtration system with a HEPA filter captures up to 99.97 per cent of fine dust particles. What are you waiting for? At $1,497, it is one of the best value all in one cleaning systems on the market right now.
News.com.au
05-06-2025
- News.com.au
Aussies are set to spend $10.5 billion on end of finiancial year sales as bargains start to drop
Australian shoppers are tipped to spend $10.5 billion on end of finiancial year sales, up $400 million on last year. New figures released by the Australian Retailers Association (ARA) and Roy Morgan found that more than a quarter of Aussies - around 6.1 million people - will once again hit bricks and mortar stores to snap up a deal. It also revealed that the percentage of people planning to spend online is down 11 per cent on last year. ARA Chief Industry Affairs Officer, Fleur Brown, said the downward turn may indicate people are planning to hit the stores more this year for 'bigger-ticket bargains'. Ms Brown said the most popular categories this year are clothing, footwear and accessories, household appliances, white goods, electronics and tech. She said the sales are important for retailers this year, given the slowdown in discretionary spending during the cost of living crisis. 'Household budgets have been under significant strain and the mid-year/EOFY sales are a great opportunity for shoppers to get great value for money,' she said. 'Many savvy shoppers are on the lookout for work-related products to claim on their tax return. This is making computers, phones, and other technology highly sought after.' Harvey Norman's Executive General Manager for Computer Technology Darren Salakas said the biggest trend this year is 'Next Gen AI devices.' These include Windows PCs, laptops, mobiles and connected home tech, while gaming PCs and wearable tech were also in high demand. 'There's a major trend happening at the moment where tech lovers and professionals are investing in these powerful PCs, not only to supercharge their productivity at work, but for their gaming experiences when they get home,' he said. 'Wearable tech is also booming. Leading the charge is the sleek new Ray Ban meta smart glasses, which combines fashion and function.' Officeworks General Manager of Merchandise Jarryd McCarthy said supplies like paper, ink, pens and Post-Its are high on EOFY shopping lists. 'EOFY is also a key moment for shoppers looking to update their office set up for both form and function, with sit stand desks, ergonomic chairs, office storage and filing items all popular tax time purchases,' he said. Mr McCarthy's top tip for the sales is to get in early. 'June 30 falls on a Monday this year so we're expecting the last weekend of June to be particularly busy,' he said. MYER Chief Merchandise Officer Belinda Slifkas said customers are looking for greater value without compromising on quality investing in seasonal items that deliver warmth, style and longevity. But there are deals right across homewares, beauty, fashion, tech and travel. 'We've seen a strong lift in demand for winter home comforts, particularly for flannelette sheets and quilts. Customer favourites like air fryers, cookware sets and vacuums remain popular,' she said. 'In fashion, trench coats and oversized silhouettes have been standout performers, especially in seasonal tones like camel and burgundy. 'Through our Pay with Points partners like CommBank, Virgin Velocity and AMEX, it provides even more ways for customers to save on their purchases. These programs can also be used with MYER one, so customers will continue to earn points towards their next reward, while using their current loyalty points to pay.'
News.com.au
02-06-2025
- News.com.au
Tubi CEO Anjali Sud ‘excited' about company's plans to grow in Australia
The CEO of fast-growing streaming service has hinted at the company's plans to continue expanding in Australia. Tubi was launched in the US in 2014 and, while it may not have the same name recognition among Aussies as competitors like Netflix and Binge, there is one major thing that sets it apart. While customers of other streaming platforms have been hit with price hikes, Tubi's ad-supported services are completely free, with users able to access thousands of shows and movies without having to pay a cent. The Fox Corporation-owned service has been available in Australia since 2019, with a library of about 7000 movies and TV shows, making it the largest free catalogue of its kind in Australia, even rivalling the amount of titles available to local Netflix users. Speaking with Tubi CEO, Anjali Sud, said she is 'thrilled' about the work that is already being done in Australia, with plans to keep that momentum going. 'We feel right now that we have a lot of commitment to invest and to grow in Australia,' she said. However, Ms Sud understands the company needs to 'earn' the attention and time of Australian viewers by adopting a 'local mentality'. 'We're very aware that to do this well all comes down to listening to Australian audiences and Australian viewers,' she said, adding that she was 'excited' for Tubi to continue to grow. Asked if we could expect to see any Tubi jobs popping up Down Under anytime soon, the CEO said, 'I certainly hope so'. 'I very much hope that we'll continue to scale and be able to bring in folks into the team,' she said. The company, which has over $1 billion in revenue, currently has under 700 employees, which is a leaner operation than many media companies operating at this scale. However, Ms Sud believes this is a positive thing, noting they have tried to resist the bureaucracy that tends to occur and 'slow things down' as operations increase in scale. Within the workplace itself, the CEO said there is a focus on cultivating an 'authentic' culture, which embraces all the different personalities within the team. Team members are also encouraged to take 'big swings', regardless of whether it ultimately works out. 'We do a lot to actually not just celebrate success, but celebrate failure. Celebrate that, when you fail, you learn something and it's better to try than to not,' Ms Sud said. 'We've tried to destigmatise failure and really celebrate fearlessness.' And it seems this mindset is working, with the company growing exponentially since Ms Sud joined the team as CEO towards the end of 2023. In her first full year leading the company, Tubi's audience grew to more than 80 million users, expanded further globally by launching in the UK and solidified the streaming service as a major entertainment destination. Ms Sud is no stranger to leading innovative, fast growing companies, previously serving as the CEO of global video platform Vimeo, a title she earned at just 33 years old. She described the process as 'terrifying' but also 'transformational', with the role teaching her to trust her instincts, a lesson she has been able to put into practice since going over to Tubi. 'What I've learned is it's easy to kind of have conviction or passion or bet on something, but it's so much more powerful when that's coming from a really deep understanding of your users,' Ms Sud said, adding that Tubi's ability to listen to its users was one of the reasons she wanted to join the company. The CEO also isn't afraid of making changes in order to ensure Tubi continues to grow. One of the things she is most excited for when it comes to the future of the company is to help platform creators and connect them with wider audiences. 'I just think there are so many incredible, important stories out there that can't find their audience, and there are so many creators and storytellers, and even more emerging now in digital and social channels that want to be able to produce high quality, long form content,' she said. 'No one, even YouTube I think, has not yet cracked how to bring the creator economy to Hollywood. Ms Sud knows this is a big goal and not something that will 'happen overnight', but, given Tubi's track record, it is something she believes can be done. 'We are really thinking about the future of entertainment, and we're really trying to embrace more diverse storytelling and more diverse storytellers,' she said. 'There is a lot to be excited about with that work.'
