Yeedi M14 Plus vs Yeedi M12 Pro Gen2

Quick take: The Yeedi M12 Pro Gen2 costs $50 less; the Yeedi M12 Pro Gen2 has stronger suction (25,000 vs 18,000 Pa).

SpecYeedi M14 PlusYeedi M12 Pro Gen2
Price~$350~$300
TypeRobot Vacuum & MopRobot Vacuum & Mop
Suction18000 Pa25000 Pa
Battery241 min
NavigationLiDAR + CameraLiDAR
FiltrationWashable filterWashable filter
CordlessYesYes
Bagged
Noise
Dustbin
Water tank
Self-empty dockYesYes
Auto mop washingYesYes
Hot water washingYesNo
Obstacle avoidanceYesYes
Carpet detectionYesYes
Auto mop liftingYesYes
Multi-floor mappingYesYes
App controlYesYes
Dimensions
Weight
Warranty1 year1 year

Pros & cons

Yeedi M14 Plus

  • Full auto-empty/wash/dry OMNI Station at a budget price
  • 18,000 Pa suction is strong for the price tier
  • 167°F hot water mop washing and hot air drying, usually a pricier-tier feature
  • AI-based edge cleaning extends the roller into corners and along baseboards
  • 241-minute rated runtime is long for the class
  • App supports re-mop targeting on detected stains
  • Yeedi lacks the multi-year US reliability track record of parent brand Ecovacs or Roborock
  • Manufacturer doesn't publish the robot's own dustbin or water tank capacity
  • No published weight or robot-only dimensions
  • Only a 1-year warranty
  • Real owner sentiment is thin so far — this is a newer model with limited long-term reviews

Yeedi M12 Pro Gen2

  • 25,000 Pa suction is strong for the price
  • True LDS LiDAR navigation, not a cheaper camera/gyroscope substitute
  • Full auto-empty, auto-wash, auto-dry dock cycle
  • Carpet detection with automatic mop lifting
  • Multi-floor mapping and no-go zones via the Yeedi app
  • Around $300 street price undercuts comparable LiDAR self-empty robots
  • No hot water for the mop-wash cycle — only hot air for drying
  • No auto-detergent dispensing, unlike Yeedi's pricier M14/M16 models
  • Manufacturer doesn't publish the robot's own dustbin, tank, weight, or dimensions
  • Only a 1-year warranty
  • The exact 'M12 Pro+' name from earlier product cycles is gone — this Gen2 replaced it, so buyers searching the old name may land on discontinued listings