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title: "ECOVACS DEEBOT N79 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with Strong Suction, for Low-pile Carpet, Hard floor, Wi-Fi Connected"
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# Wi-Fi smartphone control 100 min battery life 300 ml dustbin capacity ECOVACS DEEBOT N79 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with Strong Suction, for Low-pile Carpet, Hard floor, Wi-Fi Connected

**Brand:** ecovacs
**Price:** 14469 kr
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## Summary

> 🤖 Your tireless, tech-savvy cleaning sidekick—because spotless floors never go out of style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ECOVACS DEEBOT N79 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with Strong Suction, for Low-pile Carpet, Hard floor, Wi-Fi Connected by ecovacs
- **How much does it cost?** 14469 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- ecovacs enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ecovacs brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Quiet Yet Effective:** Operates at dishwasher-level noise, keeping your environment peaceful while cleaning.
- • **Long-Lasting Runtime:** Up to 100 minutes of continuous cleaning on a single charge to cover your entire floor.
- • **Compact & Agile Design:** Slim 3.1-inch profile navigates under furniture and tight spaces effortlessly.
- • **Persistent Pet Fur Fighter:** Tackles pet hair daily with relentless suction power for a cleaner home.
- • **Smartphone-Controlled Cleaning:** Schedule and control your vacuum remotely via intuitive app connectivity.

## Overview

The ECOVACS DEEBOT N79 is a Wi-Fi connected robotic vacuum designed for low-pile carpets and hard floors. Featuring a 300 ml dustbin, up to 100 minutes of battery life, and smartphone app control, it offers persistent, quiet cleaning ideal for pet owners and busy professionals. Its compact form factor allows it to reach under furniture and tight spots, while its random cleaning pattern ensures thorough coverage over time.

## Description

Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with Strong Suction for Low-Pile Carpet, Hard Floors, Wifi Connected

Review: Pet fur has met it's match! - This is a dumb but lovable little robot, but what he lacks in intelligence he makes up for 10 times over with persistence. What spurred our interest originally was that our dog sheds.... a lot! If you have a shedding dog, then you know it's impossible to keep up with them and that their fur gets everywhere and tends to settle into spots of your house that rarely get attention. This model is not a "fire and forget" appliance. Deebot solves the pet fur problem though he does have behaviors you should be aware of and requires minor amounts of babysitting. Let me start of with his limitations. Cons: 1. He has problems with transitions. There's a sour spot in height for him where if the obstacle is too high to get over but not high enough to deter him. As a result he just keeps trying to overcome the obstacle and gets hung up. We have two transitions in our house, the first one of about 1/2 inch he can make just fine. The second is one inch and this is the one he gets hung up on. We also have a couple of Ikea chairs that are low and flat on the floor. He climbs onto them and then he can't get off. (see image) The guardrails to the stairs he doesn't really see, so he doesn't slowdown before he bumps into them like other more solid objects. Also, he can't really reach to the other side of the rails. (see image) 2. As noted by many other users, he tries to ingest rug tassels. Be prepared to trim tassels to a shorter length, or remove the rug all together. 1" tassels seem to be ok. 2" tassels are not unless the rug is fastened to the floor somehow. (see image) 3. He is much quieter than a regular sized vacuum cleaner which also means that he doesn't suck as hard and so he doesn't get everything on the first pass, or the second, or the third. His persistence though is only limited by you and if you run him daily, then eventually everything gets picked up. Expect his first collections to be very plentiful and as time goes on he eventually brings back less for you to empty. 4. He doesn't map the floor. He wonders about seemingly in a random state as he cleans. This is more of a comment of than a disadvantage as anything he misses will eventually get hit by another random pass later on. This randomness though does make it harder for him to get into nooks and cranny's which have bottleneck entrances into the nook and subsequently get out of if he does get in. 5. I'm still experimenting with places to put his dock. Since he doesn't map the space, he goes into a low power state of wondering around the house looking for his dock. On occasion, we have to pick him up and put him in the same room as the dock and close the door. 6. He's a regular Lego kleptomaniac. We have to keep my son's room closed or Debot will will gorge himself on the colorful blocks. Lego Batman has finally met his match. Pros: 1. He works. He works in the sense that our house has never been cleaner and in the sense he's happy to go about working as often as you like him to. It's because of this persistence that all of the other cons are overcome. After having work once a day he routinely comes back with a chamber full of muck. (see image) 2. He's small and autonomous. He easily gets to place you can't. If he gets hung up on an obstacle, he waits patiently for someone to free him and then goes right back to work. 3. Dust collecting on the furniture seems to be less. My guess is that by arresting fur and dust on the floor daily, there is less chance of it becoming disturbed and resettling on the furniture. 4. He's quiet compared to the regular vacuum. While my dog doesn't like him, she is less upset by his presence than by the regular vacuum. His noise level is something more akin to a dishwasher. 5. While Deebot will not pick up after you, you will be more aware of the things you set down in your house because they are potential obstacles for him to ingest. Thus, it sorta forces you to become more organized. He's not for everyone but if you're willing to make some minor adjustments to your lifestyle, then you'll enjoy having him around.
Review: An AMAZING robotic vac that will NOT disappoint — even if it were more costly! - As of the date of this review, I have had this DEEBOT a little over a week. This is an amazing little guy! As for the initial performance, you cannot go wrong with the N79. I was about to purchase one of the 600 series iRobots. It was almost twice the price as this guy. Since I did not buy the iRobot vac, I cannot vouch for any kind of comparison. However, after finding a couple of good, solid reviews of various models of robotic vacs, the N79 kept coming out on top — mainly for bang for the buck. I am very, VERY happy with my DEEBOT N79 because it gets the job done and hardly ever gets stuck. Two spots in the past week has it gotten stuck — the first spot was under the couch where I have a mess of power cords (and I do mean a mess!). It only got stuck once on that after 3 or 4 trials. And the one cord was a PowerSquid main cord, which is very thick. The other place it got stuck was between the commode and the wall where I had the typical commode rug. The space was too narrow to fit the N79, but it's good about detecting narrow spaces. The problem was when it tried to "retreat" from the situation. The "flap" of the commode rug would easily curl up and, given the fact it was in a tight space, it couldn't get out. But let me make sure you understand: there are other small rugs like this in my apartment. And it handles them with ease even when they flip up and curl up as the DEEBOT is going over them with hardly a pause on them, let alone getting tripped up. I could not be happier with this guy. I have two cats and I'm a single guy living on my own. I just don't have time to vacuum as often as I'd like. There are spots with cat litter where the N79 has no issues with and cat hair gets everywhere. I have mostly hard floors so, when I don't vacuum, I get all kinds of those, as I like to call them, "tumblehairs." Just like tumbleweeds but with hair. According to the manual, the DEEBOT will lose the scheduling you've entered if you power it off — even through the app instead of the remote. I don't use the scheduling because cats get hairballs and cough up, again what I like to call, "mouth turds." And sometimes it's just plain gritty vomit. This would not be good for the DEEBOT. So I like to make sure everything's clear before I use the DEEBOT. If you have a cat or dog that's not kenneled when you leave for the day, I'd recommend NOT running it when you're not there. I read a horror story of a dog that had crapped in the floor and said crap was nicely and evenly distributed throughout the house by the owner's robotic vac. By the way, this vac does a "random" cleaning on Auto. It doesn't map out your floor plan like the higher-end iRobots do — not all the iRobots do that. I have NO qualms with this because it gets everything covered. Little spots that it may have missed on one pass are gotten on the next pass. The battery is fantastic. Initially, this guy is running for almost 2 hours. And it has always found its way back home before running out of juice. The only thing that's an issue as of the date of this review is the future availability of replacement parts. Brushes wear out, batteries wear down: it's a fact of life, Trudy. I know there are some side brushes already out there that you can use to replace the ones this comes with. (By the way, it comes with two replacement brushes; a replacement sponge filter; and a replacement "high-efficiency" filter.) iRobot has already proven itself to its customers by having replacement parts still available for even its original line of vacs. In a world of disposable ... everything ... there's a growing trend of re-users and repairers. I'm one of those. I sure do hope that ECOVACS follows iRobot's trend.

## Features

- Dust bin capacity - 300 ml

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B06XVXRYTM |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Assembly required | No |
| Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. |
| Batteries required | No |
| Battery Life | 100 minutes |
| Brand | ECOVACS |
| Capacity | 0.3 Liters |
| Color | Black and Grey |
| Compatible Devices | T8, T8 AIVI |
| Control Method | App |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (6,469) |
| Filter Type | Cartridge |
| Form Factor | Robotic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00852186006938 |
| Import | Imported |
| Included Components | 1 Robot, 1 Power Adapter, 1 Charging dock; 4 Side Brushes; 1 High Efficiency Filter; 1 Remote Control |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8.25 pounds |
| Item model number | FBA_DN622-DN79 |
| Lithium Battery Voltage | 14.4 Volts (DC) |
| Manufacture Year | 2020 |
| Manufacturer | ECOVACS |
| Model Name | DEEBOT N79 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 13 x 13 x 3.1 inches |
| Special Feature | smartphone control |
| Specific instructions for use | carpet, dual action, hard floor |
| UPC | 852186006938 |
| Warranty Description | 1-year limited warranty. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ECOVACS
- **Color:** Black and Grey
- **Model Name:** DEEBOT N79
- **Special Feature:** smartphone control
- **Surface Recommendation:** Hard Floor,Carpet

## Images

![ECOVACS DEEBOT N79 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner with Strong Suction, for Low-pile Carpet, Hard floor, Wi-Fi Connected - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41oMi7MEJaL.jpg)
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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this pick up dog fur well? We have 2 large dogs that shed & hardwood floors with a few rugs - would this model be able to keep up?**
A: I just bought this for Christmas 2017. My mom has been using it since she unwrapped it. 2 small dogs, 2 large dogs. You will be amazed how well it picks up hair.

**Q: How wide is the actual cleaning Path?**
A: About 12.9 inches.

**Q: The n79 gets stuck everywhere, sometimes it becomes stuck while cleaning the rugs. It also gets stuck a lot in corners. Am I doing something wrong?**
A: Because the small sized rug is lighter than the N79, the N79 will push it, causing the rug to fold. This can result in the  rug becoming stuck inside the N79's wheels.  Unfortunately, there is no straight forward solution to this issue. The best way to avoid this issue from occurring is to remove the rug prior to cleaning.
If the corner is slightly larger than the N79, the N79 can become wedged in the corner. The N79 will thus have insufficient space to maneuver out of the corner.  Unfortunately, the only current solution is blocking access to the corner.

**Q: Does this model has the center brush? how does it handle dirt and dust on floors? I have been wanting a roomba or the likes for a long time.**
A: Yes, it does. DN79 is equipped with the V-shaped main brush which can achieve deeper cleaning. This function is similar to irobot. It picks up dirt and dust pretty well.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pet fur has met it's match!
*by H***E on January 21, 2018*

This is a dumb but lovable little robot, but what he lacks in intelligence he makes up for 10 times over with persistence. What spurred our interest originally was that our dog sheds.... a lot! If you have a shedding dog, then you know it's impossible to keep up with them and that their fur gets everywhere and tends to settle into spots of your house that rarely get attention. This model is not a "fire and forget" appliance. Deebot solves the pet fur problem though he does have behaviors you should be aware of and requires minor amounts of babysitting. Let me start of with his limitations. Cons: 1. He has problems with transitions. There's a sour spot in height for him where if the obstacle is too high to get over but not high enough to deter him. As a result he just keeps trying to overcome the obstacle and gets hung up. We have two transitions in our house, the first one of about 1/2 inch he can make just fine. The second is one inch and this is the one he gets hung up on. We also have a couple of Ikea chairs that are low and flat on the floor. He climbs onto them and then he can't get off. (see image) The guardrails to the stairs he doesn't really see, so he doesn't slowdown before he bumps into them like other more solid objects. Also, he can't really reach to the other side of the rails. (see image) 2. As noted by many other users, he tries to ingest rug tassels. Be prepared to trim tassels to a shorter length, or remove the rug all together. 1" tassels seem to be ok. 2" tassels are not unless the rug is fastened to the floor somehow. (see image) 3. He is much quieter than a regular sized vacuum cleaner which also means that he doesn't suck as hard and so he doesn't get everything on the first pass, or the second, or the third. His persistence though is only limited by you and if you run him daily, then eventually everything gets picked up. Expect his first collections to be very plentiful and as time goes on he eventually brings back less for you to empty. 4. He doesn't map the floor. He wonders about seemingly in a random state as he cleans. This is more of a comment of than a disadvantage as anything he misses will eventually get hit by another random pass later on. This randomness though does make it harder for him to get into nooks and cranny's which have bottleneck entrances into the nook and subsequently get out of if he does get in. 5. I'm still experimenting with places to put his dock. Since he doesn't map the space, he goes into a low power state of wondering around the house looking for his dock. On occasion, we have to pick him up and put him in the same room as the dock and close the door. 6. He's a regular Lego kleptomaniac. We have to keep my son's room closed or Debot will will gorge himself on the colorful blocks. Lego Batman has finally met his match. Pros: 1. He works. He works in the sense that our house has never been cleaner and in the sense he's happy to go about working as often as you like him to. It's because of this persistence that all of the other cons are overcome. After having work once a day he routinely comes back with a chamber full of muck. (see image) 2. He's small and autonomous. He easily gets to place you can't. If he gets hung up on an obstacle, he waits patiently for someone to free him and then goes right back to work. 3. Dust collecting on the furniture seems to be less. My guess is that by arresting fur and dust on the floor daily, there is less chance of it becoming disturbed and resettling on the furniture. 4. He's quiet compared to the regular vacuum. While my dog doesn't like him, she is less upset by his presence than by the regular vacuum. His noise level is something more akin to a dishwasher. 5. While Deebot will not pick up after you, you will be more aware of the things you set down in your house because they are potential obstacles for him to ingest. Thus, it sorta forces you to become more organized. He's not for everyone but if you're willing to make some minor adjustments to your lifestyle, then you'll enjoy having him around.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An AMAZING robotic vac that will NOT disappoint — even if it were more costly!
*by L***R on September 3, 2017*

As of the date of this review, I have had this DEEBOT a little over a week. This is an amazing little guy! As for the initial performance, you cannot go wrong with the N79. I was about to purchase one of the 600 series iRobots. It was almost twice the price as this guy. Since I did not buy the iRobot vac, I cannot vouch for any kind of comparison. However, after finding a couple of good, solid reviews of various models of robotic vacs, the N79 kept coming out on top — mainly for bang for the buck. I am very, VERY happy with my DEEBOT N79 because it gets the job done and hardly ever gets stuck. Two spots in the past week has it gotten stuck — the first spot was under the couch where I have a mess of power cords (and I do mean a mess!). It only got stuck once on that after 3 or 4 trials. And the one cord was a PowerSquid main cord, which is very thick. The other place it got stuck was between the commode and the wall where I had the typical commode rug. The space was too narrow to fit the N79, but it's good about detecting narrow spaces. The problem was when it tried to "retreat" from the situation. The "flap" of the commode rug would easily curl up and, given the fact it was in a tight space, it couldn't get out. But let me make sure you understand: there are other small rugs like this in my apartment. And it handles them with ease even when they flip up and curl up as the DEEBOT is going over them with hardly a pause on them, let alone getting tripped up. I could not be happier with this guy. I have two cats and I'm a single guy living on my own. I just don't have time to vacuum as often as I'd like. There are spots with cat litter where the N79 has no issues with and cat hair gets everywhere. I have mostly hard floors so, when I don't vacuum, I get all kinds of those, as I like to call them, "tumblehairs." Just like tumbleweeds but with hair. According to the manual, the DEEBOT will lose the scheduling you've entered if you power it off — even through the app instead of the remote. I don't use the scheduling because cats get hairballs and cough up, again what I like to call, "mouth turds." And sometimes it's just plain gritty vomit. This would not be good for the DEEBOT. So I like to make sure everything's clear before I use the DEEBOT. If you have a cat or dog that's not kenneled when you leave for the day, I'd recommend NOT running it when you're not there. I read a horror story of a dog that had crapped in the floor and said crap was nicely and evenly distributed throughout the house by the owner's robotic vac. By the way, this vac does a "random" cleaning on Auto. It doesn't map out your floor plan like the higher-end iRobots do — not all the iRobots do that. I have NO qualms with this because it gets everything covered. Little spots that it may have missed on one pass are gotten on the next pass. The battery is fantastic. Initially, this guy is running for almost 2 hours. And it has always found its way back home before running out of juice. The only thing that's an issue as of the date of this review is the future availability of replacement parts. Brushes wear out, batteries wear down: it's a fact of life, Trudy. I know there are some side brushes already out there that you can use to replace the ones this comes with. (By the way, it comes with two replacement brushes; a replacement sponge filter; and a replacement "high-efficiency" filter.) iRobot has already proven itself to its customers by having replacement parts still available for even its original line of vacs. In a world of disposable ... everything ... there's a growing trend of re-users and repairers. I'm one of those. I sure do hope that ECOVACS follows iRobot's trend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by N***R on May 30, 2018*

I don't know know I put this off for so long. I finally cracked when I became so busy with a masters degree and the cat hair/my hair got out on control. This bot came to Nova Scotia in 2 days. It's not loud and obnoxious like some of the other ones (I did my research before I bought this). Some settings are louder than others (Edge and Spot settings=louder but not obnoxious). I have all laminate and tile floor through my apartment, so I knew I didn't need a crazy expensive bot. This has plenty of suction to take care of the fur/hair. I now only feel the need to vacuum independently once every 10-14 days (that's a huge improvement from every 4-5 days). On the standard (auto) setting, this bot lasts a little over an hour. On the higher settings (ie. Edge) it will last about 30-45 minutes. This bot doesn't pick up every single spec and keep the floors immaculate but it prevents me from having to dedicate so much time to keeping the floors clean, and that's all that I was asking for. I am very pleased with the amount it does clean. The bot comes with an App that works flawlessly. It also comes with a standard remote that works just like the App for those who don't have compatible phones (no biggy). I've attached photos of both, along with videos of the bot in action. I currently have some issues with the bot finding it's charging base, but I think that's my fault. I have the base behind my kitchen table which is throwing the bot off ... I'll probably end up moving it. But regardless, it's pretty easy to pick it up and move it to the base with my own two hands (I haven't become that lazy... yet). It sometimes gets caught up in cords I have lying around the floor. But again, I can move those lol. I don't put the bot on a daily schedule because I've heard the horror stories with pet vomit/poop and I'd like to stay clear of that. I only run it when I'm home and when I've taken a peek around the place for surprises first. On a side note, if you're wondering if this bot will terrorize your pets... my 2 cats were nervous at first, but then they became curious and stalked it. I think they're getting to the point now that it's not even of any interest though, which is good (I didn't want to cause any stress). UPDATE: Changed rating to 1 star. Broke after a year. Hair got caught around brush pieces (even with me cleaning the hair out of the bristles out of each use) and eventually the motor seized. Luckily I bought insurance and for once it came in handy (I find most insurances offered are usually a money grab). I was reimbursed the full amount paid. I used this money to buy a Roomba that has silicone brushes and pieces that come apart and allow you to fully remove captured hair. Also bought from Costco as they have a very good return policy if things go wrong. So far so good with the Roomba! Been over a year of use with no issues.

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