EcoVacs wants to automate your worst weekend chore with its new window-cleaning robot
Ecovacs is launching the W2S Pro Omni, a window-cleaning robot with edge detection, a portable multi-purpose charging dock, and 12-tier suction protection. It launches Aug. 10 for $599.99.
TL;DR: EcoVacs is launching the W2S Pro Omni, a window-cleaning robot with edge detection, a portable multi-purpose charging dock, and 12-tier suction protection to keep it safely attached to glass. It launches Aug. 10, priced at $599.99.
Robot vacuums have solved floor cleaning, but there's always a stubborn gap left behind: floor-to-ceiling windows, big glass panels, and sliding doors that don't get cleaned as often as they should. EcoVacs is calling this the "last dirty inch" problem, and it's tackling it with the launch of the W2S Pro Omni, a dedicated window-cleaning robot. This new model launches on Aug. 10 for $599.99.
Credit: Ecovacs
Credit: Ecovacs
The core feature here is what Ecovacs calls TruEdge 2.0 — high-density felt bristles set in an eight-tooth radial layout, designed to reach into corners and edges rather than just wiping down the flat middle of a window and calling it done. That's paired with a dual-side 6-jet spray system to help loosen stuck-on dirt and stains.
One of the more practical upgrades is the all-in-one multi-purpose dock. It doubles as a control panel, a charger (rated for 110 minutes of runtime), and portable storage, so instead of needing an outlet near whatever window you're cleaning, the power source essentially travels with the robot.
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Safety is a big focus, too. EcoVacs packed in a bunch of protection features — strong suction, pressure sensors, and edge detection — all working together to keep the robot securely stuck to the glass. Even if the battery gets low mid-clean, EcoVacs says it's designed to stay attached to the window for 30 minutes rather than risk falling off.
Windows, meet your match — the W2S Pro Omni arrives Aug. 10.