Robot-vacuum behavior can change with software. This page records what the manufacturer currently exposes, what version information is actually public, and what to preserve before an update or reset. No version is guessed.
Active 2026 manufacturer model deskChecked September 3, 2026
eufy maintains an active Omni S2 support center and app-specific troubleshooting. This site does not hard-code a firmware version without a version-history source; record the installed robot/app versions before reset or update.
Preserve this evidence
- Wi-Fi/offline behavior after app or network changes
- Navigation or missed-area behavior that changes after firmware/remapping
- Cleaning performance changes tied to water/intensity/suction settings
- Charging behavior outside the ~4-hour baseline after contact checks
- Robot–base disconnection or UniClean station water-system faults such as Error 6018
- Clean-water level detection/sealing faults such as Error 6011
- Dust-collection airflow restrictions such as Error 6119
- Vacuum & Mop mode changes caused by surface recognition or multi-floor/base context
Active manufacturer product deskChecked September 3, 2026
No public version number is hard-coded here. Record the version shown in the Roborock app before troubleshooting a change that appeared after an update.
Preserve this evidence
- Map or zone behavior that changed after an update
- Internal-error paths that call for a system reset
- Docking or sensing behavior that is reproducible on one firmware state
Active manufacturer product sectionChecked September 3, 2026
Dreame includes “update firmware to the latest version” inside some Aqua 10 fault paths. Record the installed version before updating so you can preserve the timeline.
Preserve this evidence
- App-only alerts such as cleaning-solution detection
- Wet-system behavior that changes after an update
- Navigation/roller behavior that begins suddenly after a software change
Active manufacturer product deskChecked September 3, 2026
ECOVACS publishes an X11 firmware-upgrade path. The site does not invent a “latest version” number; verify the installed/current version in ECOVACS HOME at the time of diagnosis.
Preserve this evidence
- Firmware update failures while the robot is not charging
- Network signal or robot-station pairing that blocks an update
- Map/PowerBoost/Auto Resume changes that appeared after software changes
Active manufacturer software-release streamChecked September 3, 2026
Publicly listed version9.3.6 (publicly listed; release date Dec. 8, 2025)
iRobot publishes Max 700 release notes. The newest public version listed on the support page at this review is 9.3.6, released December 8, 2025.
Preserve this evidence
- Error 29 / interrupted update history
- Map or routine behavior explicitly changed in release notes
- First-use provisioning: most Max 700 units must connect to the app before the first mission
Active manufacturer model sectionChecked September 3, 2026
Narwal publishes model-specific Flow setup and behavior guidance but no public firmware-version history was verified for this release. Record the app version/robot firmware before changing settings.
Preserve this evidence
- Pairing behavior on 2.4 GHz vs 5 GHz
- Basic Dock vs Compact Dock differences
- Return-to-base or wet-system changes after an app/firmware update
Active manufacturer model sectionChecked September 3, 2026
No public L50 Ultra AE version history was verified. Preserve the version shown in Dreamehome when recharge/resume behavior changes so support can compare the state.
Preserve this evidence
- Resume Cleaning settings vs a true charging failure
- Do Not Disturb or task-mode changes
- Brush/noise symptoms that are mechanical rather than software
Active manufacturer model desk with exact troubleshooting articlesChecked September 3, 2026
ECOVACS publishes a T80 firmware-upgrade path but no current public version number is hard-coded here. Record the installed version in ECOVACS HOME before changing firmware or resetting the robot.
Preserve this evidence
- Resume Cleaning behavior after firmware/settings changes
- Mapping or route changes that appear after an update
- Station wet-system alerts that begin after maintenance or software changes
Active 2026 manufacturer troubleshooting deskChecked September 3, 2026
Dreame’s X60 cleaning guidance explicitly includes automatic firmware updating for some mopping behavior, but this site does not hard-code a current version without a release-note source.
Preserve this evidence
- Water/mopping behavior after a firmware change
- Low-height/LDS settings that alter navigation behavior
- Stain-recognition and extension-arm behavior tied to app settings
Active manufacturer exact-model support deskChecked September 4, 2026
eufy maintains an E28 product/support desk and exact app troubleshooting. No firmware version is hard-coded here; record the installed robot/app versions before resets or updates.
Preserve this evidence
- 2.4 GHz pairing behavior after router/app changes
- Return-to-station behavior when the base position or room access changes
- HydroJet/water-injection faults after tray, roller or Portable Deep Cleaner maintenance
- Wastewater extraction / dirty-water leaks after tank, float, duckbill-valve or tray maintenance
- Roller-mop drying behavior after humidity or drying-mode changes
Active manufacturer model support, product-help and error-code deskChecked September 5, 2026
Narwal maintains current Freo Z Ultra setup, mapping, base-station and error-code guidance. No public firmware-version history is hard-coded here; record the app and robot versions before resets or remapping.
Preserve this evidence
- 2.4 GHz pairing behavior after router/app changes
- Mapping changes after moving the base or leaving camera protective stickers on
- Obstacle-recognition changes tied to lighting or Intelligent/Safe strategy
- Base-station dust collection, drying and adaptive hot-water behavior after settings or maintenance changes