What you can expect from the Ecovacs Deebot N20e+
What testers say about the Ecovacs Deebot N20e+
Where most self-emptying stations fill a bag, the one that comes with the Ecovacs Deebot N20e+ fills a container that is emptied by hand, so there is nothing to buy for it. Three months of use led Just A Dad Approved to count that as the main reason it costs little to keep running. The container is rated for 45 days between emptyings, where a typical bag lasts 60 days.
Its flat mop pad cannot lift, so it stays down when the robot meets a rug, and in the tester's home it did no more than pull water across the floor. The review's advice is to take the mop off and use the robot purely as a vacuum.
As a vacuum it is rated at 10,000 Pa, some 4,000 Pa more than is normal when the station handles dust alone, and its runtime is listed at 300 minutes against the 175 minutes its peers reach, enough to cover a large floor on one charge. Its vacuuming mark of 7 on the tester's ten-point scale is the median of all the robots that tester has marked.




