Ecovacs Launches Deebot X9 Pro Omni: An Upgraded Version of Its Premium Robot Vacuum Cleaner
Approximately ten months after introducing the premium X8 Pro Omni robot vacuum cleaner to the Vietnamese market, Ecovacs has launched an upgraded version called the Deebot X9 Pro Omni.
The most notable enhancement in the X9 Pro Omni is the introduction of BLAST suction technology. BLAST, which stands for Boosted Large-Airflow Suction Technology, generates an impressive airflow of 16.3l/s, coupled with a suction power of 16,000 Pa.
This airflow is 49% higher than standard vacuum systems, resulting in enhanced cleaning efficiency and a remarkable 137.6% improvement in dust and dirt removal from carpets. The system also ensures the collection of 100% of larger debris.
The X9 Pro Omni inherits the Ozmo Roller technology from its predecessor, featuring an automatic instant-washing roller that spins at 220 rpm. This is equivalent to 220 high-speed scrubs and rinses per minute, ensuring a consistently clean roller during operation.
Additionally, this robot vacuum retains Ecovacs’ signature technologies, including ZeroTangle 3.0 with ARClean side brushes and a self-untangling main brush. The TruEdge technology, along with the TruEdge 3D Edge Sensor, enables precise edge and corner cleaning without bumping into obstacles.
Other standout features include AIVI 3D OMNI-Approach object recognition and real-time route planning, as well as AI Instant Re-Mop 2.0, which detects dirt levels and adjusts the mopping mode accordingly.
The accompanying Omni station has been refined with a more compact design while retaining features such as hot water roller cleaning (40-75°C), hot air drying at 63°C, automatic floor cleaning solution mixing, and automatic dust disposal.
The Deebot X9 Pro Omni is available in the Vietnamese market for VND 29.99 million. However, during the promotional period until the end of August, customers can purchase it at a discounted price of VND 22.49 million and receive a free Bulma air purifier worth VND 1.99 million.
