ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C Shipping

How the ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C compares

We track 98 robot vacuums. Here is where this one sits on the figures its maker publishes, computed from the sourced values in our database.

• Suction 20,000 Pa: higher than 49 and lower than 38, level with 6 of the other 93 robot vacuums that publish it (median 19,250 Pa).
• Height 100.4 mm (4 in): higher than 68 and lower than 23 of the other 91 robot vacuums that publish it (median 97.3 mm (3.8 in)).
• Runtime 3 h: higher than 15 and lower than 17, level with 5 of the other 37 robot vacuums that publish it (median 3 h).
• Noise 64 dB(A): higher than 28 and lower than 9 of the other 37 robot vacuums that publish it (median 60 dB(A)).
• Mop lift height 9 mm (0.4 in): higher than 3 and lower than 52, level with 2 of the other 57 robot vacuums that publish it (median 10.5 mm (0.4 in)).
• Threshold climb 20 mm (0.8 in): higher than 3 and lower than 44, level with 17 of the other 64 robot vacuums that publish it (median 24.9 mm (1 in)).

Its lowest published US-dollar price, US$299, is above 4 and below 75 of the 80 robot vacuums with a published US-dollar price (median US$800).

Ecovacs publishes 24 of the 32 figures we track for the ECOVACS DEEBOT T30C (75%). The median across the 98 robot vacuums in our database is 72%, so it discloses more than 64 of them.

Background reading: Robot vacuum and mop buying guide 2026.