
Best for smaller panes
WINBOT mini 2
£259 when checked 8 September 2026
- 25 × 25 cm minimum pane
- Mains required
- framed and frameless glass
Robot window cleaner comparison · UK
Compare ECOVACS WINBOT and HOBOT models, see which windows they suit, and find the right one without spending hours comparing specifications.
Quick picks
These labels describe practical differences in the stored product information—not hands-on test results or a universal winner.

Best for smaller panes
£259 when checked 8 September 2026

Best for larger panes with a socket nearby
£399 when checked 8 September 2026

Best for windows without a socket nearby
£529 when checked 8 September 2026

Best for station power and edge cleaning
£549 when checked 8 September 2026
Best for a non-ECOVACS comparison
£329 when checked 8 September 2026
Compare window cleaning robots
Prices are snapshots, not live quotes. Check the latest price and manufacturer instructions before buying.
| Model | Price when checked | Best for | Minimum pane | Frameless glass | Power | Outdoor use | Check price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WINBOT mini 2ECOVACS | £259 when checked 8 September 2026 | Smaller panes | 25 × 25 cm | Supported | Mains required | Not confirmed | Check price |
| WINBOT W2S ProECOVACS | £399 when checked 8 September 2026 | Larger panes with a socket nearby | 30 × 40 cm | Supported | Mains required | Not confirmed | Check price |
| WINBOT W2S OmniECOVACS | £529 when checked 8 September 2026 | Windows without a socket nearby | 30 × 40 cm | Supported | Station battery | Supported | Check price |
| WINBOT W2S Pro OmniECOVACS | £549 when checked 8 September 2026 | Station power and edge cleaning | 30 × 40 cm | Supported | Station battery | Supported | Check price |
| S7 ProHOBOT | £329 when checked 8 September 2026 | Non-ECOVACS comparison | 50 × 50 cm | Supported | Mains required | Supported | Product details ↗ |
Find the right fit
Measure one pane and answer a few quick questions. We'll narrow down which models are worth considering.
Before you spend £250–£550
They can save a lot of repetitive wiping on suitable windows, but they still need setup, pad cleaning and safe placement. Their strongest use case is repeated cleaning on larger or awkward panes that you can still reach safely to place and retrieve the robot.
Movement and repeated cleaning passes over suitable flat, smooth glass.
Prepare the pads, add cleaning fluid where instructed, position the robot, secure it and retrieve it.
Very small panes, unusual surfaces, unsafe access or windows outside the model’s instructions can make one a poor fit.
Safety comes first: never lean out, climb unsafely or bypass a supplied tether or anchoring system.
Compare product families
Our current comparison covers four WINBOT models and the HOBOT S7 Pro. It compares stated fit and features; it does not claim one brand cleans better.
Compare the ECOVACS WINBOT range →Four current models in our catalogue, including compact, mains-powered and station-battery choices.
Checked range: £259–£549A mains-powered alternative with a 50 × 50 cm minimum pane and outside-use support in the stored information.
£329 when checked 8 September 2026Model guides
See the important fit, power and safety details for each model, or use the selector if you are unsure where to start.
See the complete WINBOT comparison →
Best for smaller panes
The compact model in the current WINBOT range, with the smallest minimum pane size in Averquo's verified catalogue.
£259 when checked 8 September 2026

Best for larger panes with a socket nearby
A full-size, mains-powered WINBOT with a larger tank and several cleaning modes in the stored manufacturer information.
£399 when checked 8 September 2026

Best for windows without a socket nearby
A station-based WINBOT with verified battery-supported operation and explicit manufacturer information for outdoor use.
£529 when checked 8 September 2026

Best for station power and edge cleaning
The station-based W2S Pro model, combining battery-supported operation with the stored edge-cleaning feature.
£549 when checked 8 September 2026
Buyer questions
Measure the glass inside its frame. WINBOT mini 2 starts at 25 × 25 cm; W2S models need at least 30 × 40 cm and HOBOT S7 Pro 50 × 50 cm.
Mains-powered models need a suitable socket throughout the clean. Station-battery models offer another setup, but still need safe station and tether placement.
The comparison covers framed and frameless flat glass. Do not assume the same answer for curved, textured or unusual surfaces.
You still need to prepare and care for the pads, apply cleaning fluid as instructed and deal with any finishing work.
They automate repeated passes over suitable flat glass, but still need setup, safe placement, retrieval and clean pads. Results depend on the window, the model and how it is used.
They may be useful if you have several suitable panes or awkward windows you can still access safely. They are less compelling for a few small panes or surfaces outside the manufacturer’s instructions.
Some models have explicit manufacturer information for outside use. Safe placement, retrieval and tethering still matter; where the source is not clear, Averquo leaves the answer unconfirmed.
The models covered here list framed and frameless support, but you should confirm the glass is flat, smooth and within the model’s current instructions.
Loss of suction, power or incorrect use can create a risk. Always use every supplied tether or anchoring system and follow the current manufacturer instructions.
WINBOT mini 2, W2S Pro and HOBOT S7 Pro need mains power while cleaning. The two W2S Omni models have station-battery operation recorded in the current product information.
WINBOT mini 2 has the smallest stated minimum pane in this comparison at 25 × 25 cm. Measure one pane and check the current manufacturer instructions before buying.
The main differences in our current data are minimum pane size, mains or station power, checked price, outside-use information and cleaning features.
Yes. A robot reduces wiping, but its pads still need care according to the manufacturer instructions.
Not in every situation. It can handle suitable accessible glass, but unusual surfaces, unsafe access, finishing work and windows outside its instructions may still need another approach.
How Averquo compares products
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