Yeedi S14 Plus robot vacuum launches with 270 minutes of battery life and Ozmo roller mopping technology

Yeedi, a sub-brand of Ecovacs, announced its latest flagship S14 Plus vacuum robot at CES 2025. Now, the brand has officially revealed the details of the pricing and availability of the vacuum robot. Starting at $1,119, the Yeedi S14 Plus is now available for purchase via Yeedi’s official website and Amazon in the US market. As part of a launch offer, the company is offering a massive $250 off on-page coupon on Amazon, which will bring the price down to just $949.

The Yeedi S14 Plus robot vacuum boasts a maximum suction power of 18,000 PA with AI intelligent cleaning, automatically adjusting the pressure as needed. Unlike other robot vacuums, such as the Dreame X50 Ultra (curr. at $1,399.99 on Amazon), the new model has an extendable OZMO roller mop with an instant self-washing mopping system. Yeedi says the roller mop can exert up to 4,000 Pa of downward pressure and spin at 200 RPM while mopping.

Furthermore, Yeedi packs a dToF sensor instead of the LiDAR dome for precise navigation. The navigation system is complemented by an AIVI 3D 3.0 obstacle avoidance technology, and according to Yeedi, this technology allows the vacuum robot to avoid every obstacle and optimize cleaning paths. At the front, it has an AI-powered camera, which can be used to spot stains and obstacles. 

The base station has a 3L onboard dustbin and two 4-liter tanks, one for clean water and the other for dirty water. Yeedi promises up to 90 days of hands-free cleaning thanks to an auto-emptying dock with a built-in dustbin. Plus, the dock can wash and dry the roller mop at temperatures up to 75 °C (167 °F) and 62 °C (145 °F), respectively.

A 5,200 mAh battery allows the floor cleaning machine to clean up to 270 minutes between charges. Moreover, you can also tweak the robot’s cleaning settings, schedule cleaning routines, modify docking station settings, and monitor the robot’s health via the accompanying app. Plus, you can also control the vacuum robot using Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa voice commands.