Is your ECOVACS still supported?
Support status by model: whether updates still ship, which features depend on the cloud, and when the last firmware landed. Every row carries its source and verify date.
ECOVACS
| Model | Status | Cloud dependency | Last firmware | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DEEBOT N79 / N79S / N79W The beep-code generation — faults arrive as a red AUTO button plus 1-4 beeps, not app codes. Official support hub, manuals and alarm tables remain online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT 500 Budget random-navigation model; signals faults with 1-2 beeps and continuous beeps per its official manual. Support hub and manual PDF remain online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT 600 / 601 / 661 Beep-era siblings with app scheduling; the 661 adds a mopping plate. Official hubs for 600, 601 and 661 all remain online with manuals. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT OZMO 920 First mainstream LiDAR vac-and-mop generation (Smart Navi 3.0); faults surface as voice alerts and app messages — the LDS error is this model's signature failure. Its hub and manual stay online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT OZMO 950 First mainstream LiDAR vac-and-mop generation (Smart Navi 3.0); faults surface as voice alerts and app messages — the LDS error is this model's signature failure. Its hub and manual stay online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT OZMO T5 Retail variant on the OZMO 950 platform; shares the 920/950 consumables and the same voice-alert fault reporting. Official hub remains online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT OZMO T8 AIVI / T8 family First AIVI camera generation with TrueDetect 3D; optional auto-empty station introduced the dust-bag ecosystem. Official hub and manuals remain online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT N8 / N8 PRO / N8 PRO+ Mid-range LiDAR line; the PRO+ bundles the auto-empty station. Faults are voice alerts and app messages. Official hubs for all three variants remain online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT T9+ TrueMapping generation with a scent diffuser and included auto-empty station; troubleshooting in its official manual is symptom-based, with no numeric codes. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT N10 / N10 PLUS Mid-range LiDAR line sold mainly in Australia, Europe and Asia — it never had a US help-center hub, so the official Australian hub is the status source here. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT T10 OMNI First T-series OMNI all-in-one station (wash, dry, self-empty) with the YIKO voice assistant; station faults arrive as voice alerts and app messages. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT X1 OMNI / X1 TURBO / X1 PLUS The flagship that launched the OMNI station concept. Official hubs (per color and variant) remain online; docking and station-communication FAQs are actively maintained. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT T20 OMNI First OMNI with hot-water mop washing and auto mop-lifting; the official accessories kit (rubber brush, side brushes, antibacterial filters, bags, pads, solution) is still sold. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT X2 OMNI Square-body flagship that swapped the LDS turret for a solid-state DToF module — the classic "LDS stuck" failure mode disappears with it. Official hub remains online. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
| DEEBOT T80 OMNI Current-generation OMNI with the OZMO ROLLER roller mop instead of spinning pads — its consumables differ from earlier OMNI models. Official hub live and maintained. | active | optional | — | 2026-07-07 · Source |
METHODOLOGY
The FTC reviewed 184 connected devices in 2024 and found that roughly 89% of makers never disclose how long they'll support a product. That is why this table exists: the manufacturer won't tell you, so we do. Each model is rated active, limited, ended, or orphaned based on firmware, app, and cloud service checks. No source, no publish — every row shows when it was last verified.
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