Compare 3i P10 Ultra by 3i & Ecovacs T80 Omni by Ecovacs

Both robots weigh 4.5 kg and have similar form factors suitable for home environments. The 3i P10 Ultra has a slightly smaller diameter at 34 cm compared to the Ecovacs T80 Omni’s 35 cm width and length, with a height of 10 cm versus 9.8 cm respectively. These compact dimensions support easy navigation under furniture and around obstacles.

3i P10 Ultra uses spinning LiDAR combined with SLAM and AI-powered visual recognition for 3D mapping, enabling autonomous operation and detailed environment understanding. The Ecovacs T80 Omni employs embedded dToF LiDAR with multi-level SLAM and AIVI 3D obstacle avoidance, enhancing its ability to detect and avoid obstacles and edges actively.

3i’s vacuum cleaner integrates multiple sensors, including dual 3D structured light sensors, an AI camera, ultrasonic, cliff, and bump sensors. In contrast, Ecovacs combines dToF LiDAR with a single camera, LED, 3D structured light sensor, cliff sensors, bump sensors, and TruEdge 3D edge sensor, which specifically aids in edge cleaning and virtual boundary establishment.

The 3i P10 Ultra runs proprietary firmware focused on AI-enhanced navigation and cleaning algorithms leveraging AI camera data. Ecovacs T80 Omni operates on Ecovacs OS featuring Lingxi 2.0 AI and Lingchan 3.0 anti-tangle technology, alongside AIVI 3D obstacle avoidance, emphasizing intelligent obstacle management and tangle prevention.

Both robots feature batteries designed to last 2-3 years with unspecified runtime speeds. There are no explicit speed or runtime figures, but both maintain similar longevity expectations suitable for continuous home use.

Both models target general home vacuuming applications, controlled via smartphone apps and voice commands (Alexa and Google Assistant). The Ecovacs T80 Omni additionally supports a virtual assistant for enhanced control, while both are capable of autonomous operation, making them fit for users wanting minimal manual intervention.

3i P10 Ultra employs proprietary AI firmware focused on navigation and cleaning optimization. Ecovacs T80 Omni’s software ecosystem includes Ecovacs OS with advanced AI features like Lingxi 2.0 and AIVI 3D obstacle avoidance, highlighting a robust and feature-rich software layer supporting anti-tangle and virtual no-go zone functionality.

The 3i P10 Ultra includes safety measures like child lock, cliff detection, and anti-collision sensors. Ecovacs T80 Omni matches these safety features with the addition of virtual no-go zones, allowing users to restrict cleaning areas digitally for enhanced safety and control.

The 3i P10 Ultra is priced between $700 and $1100, positioning it at a potentially higher price ceiling. Ecovacs T80 Omni ranges from $700 to $900, offering a potentially more cost-effective option with a strong feature set focused on AI and navigation advancements.