Customer Ratings & Reviews

Cleaned quite OK doesn't get into corners not very powerful when it comes to deep cleaning. But it is a very good helper being a mom of three small children. It's great for small spills, and quick cleanup. Does not replace original broom and mop, but is excellent for small debris easy to change filter, dirty water tank and replace water easy to navigate on phone easy to function.

I received it less then a week, so it may be to early to write a review, but... Easy to assemble and install. Instructions are easy to follow. App works perfectly. Robot vacuumed the entire floor and made a map of the house that can be edited on the app. Robot returned to the base to clean up and empty the dust. So far, nothing to complain.

We upgraded from a Roborock qrevo pro. This eufy is soooo much faster and seems to clean a lot better. We used the detachable cleaner and it’s enough to rival our standing carpet cleaner with a lot less cleanup hassle

It is a very powerful vacuum, and it cleans every corner thoroughly.

The Eufy Omni E28 robot is a versatile, smart, sleek, and powerful vacuum and mopping beast. This is one of the best cleaning machines I have ever had the pleasure of testing. This unit requires very little manual maintenance, yet it abounds with spectacular vacuuming and floor mopping capabilities. It possesses tons of advanced automated features, making this a market standout robot, so consider firing your maid. It cleans thoroughly with its strong suction, and the self-cleaning roller mop is a blessing in disguise. You need not remove the roller as it self-rinses itself. The added portable carpet cleaner is a smart touch for those tough stains and or messes. You simply detach part of the unit from its base and carry it over to manually spot clean. This is especially useful should you have some really tough spots to clean. The unit does fairly well with regards to edge cleaning. In my home we don't have much "wall" edges as most of our furniture is butted up against it. For those times that I was able to judge its edge cleaning, it did a decent 'edge' clean. The downloaded application makes use of smart mapping and is fully customizable and responsive. I found the unit's navigation to be intuitive and smart, as it easily and efficiently roamed and cleaned. It did however encounter one scenario in which the robot encountered difficulties. One of my coffee tables has a small metal rim on the bottom. The machine managed to hop over the metal rim instead of the bumper activating and going around it. The metal rim was situated "low enough" to the floor whereas the robot bumper failed to engage and complete a robot direction change. I really liked the fact that the unit has two containers, one for clean water (filled with cleaning fluid) and the other for dirty water. Both are easily removed and emptied, and your hands remain clean. For a unit at this price point, I believe that the manufacturer should have included an extra set of "whiskers" and a few extra vacuum bags. Pros Highly responsive and easy to use app. Detachable spot cleaner is awesome. Fast and efficient robot coupled with a great cleaning pattern. Great dual mopping and vacuuming function. This robot is a class act, and it works as advertised. Loaded with so many automated features, it is definitely a time saver and works well. Rolled into one, you either get vacuuming itself, or have it vacuum and mop simultaneously. So far, the unit is a hit in our home, and it is on our recommended list. We are looking forward to years of trouble-free service. Buy a unit and be happy

I love it, robot assistant for the win. havent really found any quirks, its a solid product and does whats advertised.

I have never been more divided in my opinion about a product than I am with the Eufy Omni E28. This device has several commendable features: detailed mapping, a dual roller to minimize hair tangles, excellent suction power, and a remarkable ability to navigate and reach into tight corners. However, the mopping function was somewhat disappointing, as it left streaks and the cleaning solution had an unpleasant odor. Additionally, I had mixed feelings about the battery life. While the handheld cleaning mode is effective, the unit felt heavy and cumbersome, making it difficult to recommend over a standalone spot cleaner. The Omni E28 excels as a robot vacuum cleaner, and users seeking a good robot vacuum with mopping and portable spot cleaning capabilities could do worse. Nevertheless, given its price, it is challenging to recommend the robot enthusiastically. Unboxing Experience: One aspect that piqued my interest in this robot was its lower profile compared to the S1 Pro. The Omni E28 also includes a handheld mode for mopping up messes. Eufy provides two bottles of cleaning solution, one for the base unit and one for pre-treating stains before using the handheld cleaner. However, the Omni E28 does not come with many accessories out of the box, which was unexpected based on my past experiences. My package did not include extra side brushes, rollers, or filters. User Experience: Eufy offers multiple applications for interfacing with their robots, including the “Eufy” app, which combines cleaning and security features. However, I preferred the "Eufy Clean" app on my Samsung Galaxy S24+. I encountered a peculiar firmware issue where the application notified me of a required update out of the box. The firmware update seemed to hang at 95% for hours, and upon relaunching the application, there was no notification indicating whether the update was successful or had failed. The Omni E28 performed exceptionally well in carpeted bedrooms, and I appreciated the robot's light, which helps illuminate darker areas. Although I am unsure why it needs a light with active lidar, it was impressive to see in action. However, the robot nearly knocked over a potted plant once or twice and got caught on small rugs a few times. The mopping function was less impressive. I did not like the smell of the cleaning solution, although opinions were divided among my friends and family. Half of us found the smell unpleasant, while the other half thought it was acceptable. Regardless, the cleaning left noticeable streaks, making it evident where the Omni had cleaned. The mapping software in the Eufy Clean application was more challenging to modify than expected. The default 3D mode was useless to me, so I switched to a 2D mode to better draw boundaries. It took several attempts to get the mapping changes, room labels, and borders to register, as the changes would either refuse to save or the connection would time out during the process. The handheld mode for messes was heavy and awkward. I would prefer a dedicated handheld carpet cleaner for this task, as the added hose makes the docked unit bulkier. Despite this, I cannot think of any other robot vacuum cleaner with a handheld feature, and this feature does work. Comparison with the Eufy S1 Pro: Compared to the Eufy S1 Pro, the Omni E28 has fewer parts to change out. One of my complaints with the S1 Pro was the numerous individual parts that needed regular replacement, especially with the water chambers. The S1 had three tiny filters to replace with the dirty water tank, whereas the Omni E28 is more efficient in this regard. However, the Omni E28 did not run as long in my testing as the S1 Pro, and its raised lidar sensor prevented it from getting underneath as many objects. I did appreciate the Omni E28’s corner brush and split roller for minimizing hair tangles. The base station is extremely loud, and if you have pets, the extra noise occurs several times during the cleaning cycle as the robot docks more frequently. Conclusion: Somewhere between the features of the Eufy Omni E28 and the Eufy S1 Pro lies the ideal robot vacuum and mop. As it stands, the Omni E28 is good, but it could be better. The mopping function works but leaves streaks, and while the vacuuming function is excellent, obstacle avoidance could be improved. The Omni E28 is good enough for a slightly positive review, but I would advise potential buyers to carefully consider the costs and features before making a purchase. 3/5

Received a broken product but they exchanged it no hassle and this new one works perfect. Great vacuum no complaints definitely recommend.

So far, what impresses me with the Eufy Omni E28 is the app. I had a couple of issues with the vacuum in the beginning. The first was resetting the vacuum to connect to wifi. The app was very helpful with troubleshooting. I had to reset it twice before the app was able to detect the vacuum. Next, the base was not pushed in all the way so the mop cleaning process would display an error. The mapping of my second floor was pretty cool. It split my loft into three rooms/section. It can detect stairs. It did not fall down the stairs. The app has many customizable settings too. It has been the easiest app I have used with a robot vacuum so far. The mop cleaning can be loud in the beginning. I would not schedule this in the middle of the night. It can wake you up or startle you. It is only for a few seconds then the rest of the mop cleaning process is quiet. There is a light sound coming out from the device during the drying of the mop. I would not store it in the bedroom if you are a light sleeper. It comes with two bottles of cleaning solution. One for the mop and one for fabric like sofas. I checked the pricing on the cleaning solution and feel it is a fair price. It will depend on how often you use the vacuum as it cleans the mop every time it goes home and charges or before it does vacuuming. During the mapping process, you want to clean the floors and close doors. I feel it is smart enough to know it is in another room and label it. But because my loft leads to bedrooms, I just closed them to complete the mapping much quicker. For now, I plan to use it in the loft only. While vacuuming, it did enter a bedroom that is not part of the area I want it to vacuum. I checked the app, it is mapping the new area out. As much as it is nice that it maps the new areas while vacuuming, I want to exclude it and just focus on the target area. Hopefully, with updates, they can have a toggle to force it to stay in the targeted area or include new areas. I like this vacuum. It has been more capable than my previous robot vacuum. It has not gotten stuck in areas my previous one did. The sensors are much improved.

For the price robot does not thoroughly clean the floors. Robot also does not clean under couches. Pictures are after floors were cleaned twice.

Wouldn’t recommend. It leaves water spots everywhere, and when I reached out to Eufy customer service (since this is a known issue), I was given the runaround with no resolution, just hoops to jump through. The fix is supposed to be a revised onboard water tank, but I still haven’t gotten anyone to acknowledge that. Pretty disappointed overall. I’m still within my return period, so I’ll likely switch to a different brand since Eufy hasn’t been helpful.

PROS: Price ($799 at the moment) - This price is considerably lower than you'd expect from a vacuum with a detachable cleaner feature. "World's first detachable portable spot cleaner" - the star of the show as far as I'm concerned Auto empty base, auto mop cleaner, all in a nice-looking base that doesn't take up too much space The Eufy Clean app is fully fleshed out and is easy to use The overall job it does after vacuuming and mopping leaves the floors very clean-looking. SO-SO: The overall noise level of the vacuuming (this can be helped by the power settings, but I like to run it fully powered due to our dog. CONS: The auto-empty noise level - although we run this during late evening and night, it's still noted that the noise it produces is pretty loud. So, if you have a particularly messy floor and the machine has to auto-empty a few times during a job, you'll hear it every time. The missing option of having it vacuum AND THEN mop - so far, there are only settings to vacuum only, mop only, or do both at the same time. Eufy is an intriguing brand. Over the years, I became familiar with them through their security camera division. However, I then realized they also offered robot vacuum cleaners. As a tech enthusiast, I discovered their S1 model when it debuted a year ago, which seemed poised to revolutionize the robot vacuum market with its base and other cool features. The aspect of Eufy that stands out to me is their commitment to being progressive in an otherwise stagnant industry. One of the unique features of this new E28 model is the cleaning attachment. This was a massive factor in my decision to order the unit. No other vacuum of its kind has this available, as far as I can tell. The ease of detaching it from the central base unit and taking it to tackle messes on carpet, furniture, stairs, or even a bed is a huge feature. It has proven to be incredibly effective, managing to extract a considerable amount of dirt and debris from my stairs. With a few young kids in the house who tend to leave their shoes on to run up and down the stairs, having a solution to clean those stairs is already paying off. In our downstairs area, where we have this set up, it features 100% hardwood floors, with a few carpets laid out in the main areas. After running its initial mapping process, it has quickly been able to handle the entire downstairs without getting stuck once (and I've run it at least 7 times in the last 10 days). We also have a dog, so we tend to vacuum more than the usual household. I've been impressed with its ability to make the downstairs area look clean, especially after the mopping program. The mopping feature is outstanding. Some may not have much hardwood or tile in their home, but if you do, the mopping feature is crucial. However, that's also where the first negative arises. On our previous robot vacuum/mop (Narwal Freo X Ultra), we had the option of vacuuming first and then mopping. In contrast, the Eufy E28 model offers simultaneous vacuuming and mopping. So far, this has worked fine for us, judging by the end result; however, it makes me feel uneasy that the floors are not fully clean BEFORE the mopping. I like the idea of vacuuming being done entirely before any mopping, but so far, there is no option for that in the app's settings. That could be a straightforward fix with a software update, but so far, I have not found how to change the settings, even though there are vacuuming-only and mopping-only settings. The app is fully fleshed out, and then some, compared to many other robot vacuum companion apps. Everything connected without a hitch, which was nice to experience. Sometimes these apps can be afterthoughts, and therefore, annoying to connect to. However, Eufy did a good job of having the app ready to go after unboxing the unit. I have it mostly set up to run after the kids go to bed and we are settled upstairs. This ensures no one walks around on a wet and clean floor. This cleaning schedule provides a thorough clean while we're upstairs. While it isn't loud enough to disturb our sleep at night, it can be somewhat loud depending on where you place the base station. We have ours outside our kitchen, near the patio door, so at night, we can hear it empty the dust and hair, but only slightly. It doesn't bother us at all. Yet, during the day, if you're near the base station and it empties after a clean, it can be pretty loud. It's not any noisier than our past vacuum cleaners, however, so if you're used to the auto-empty feature on your current vacuum, you won't be bothered by this one. For the asking price of $999 (on sale for $799), the value is definitely there for this unit. In the past, we've paid more than $ 1,200 for different models, so seeing it at $800 is very nice, considering you get a capable robot vacuum/mop along with the detachable feature. Many companies would use the detachable hose/base to upcharge well into the $ 1,300s. That said, it's essential to acknowledge that while this device offers impressive cleaning capabilities, it can't fully match the depth of clean that a human can provide. I don't think any robot vacuum can at the moment. It's not necessarily designed to outperform manual cleaning, but rather to streamline the process and save valuable time. For example, sometimes after a run-through with the E28, I'll grab the Dyson stick vacuum and run it under the baseboards of our kitchen to ensure everything is picked up in every nook and cranny. That's not to say the E28 doesn't do a good job in those areas, but as a robotic vacuum, it rarely hits every single unseen space.

The product seems good, but it arrived in very bad condition, with the clean water tank broken.

-- SETUP --- The eufy Robot Vacuum E28 is a quick setup. It helps if you first unbox everything. Once you see all the pieces, looking at the giant diagram will be easier to understand. After you’ve removed the tape and foam from the vacuum, put all the pieces together, fill the reservoir with water, and plug it in. --- PERFORMANCE AND EXPECTATIONS --- The app experience was great! I do love when tech works as it should. After installing the app and creating my eufy account, I was able to find the vacuum cleaner in the app. I was then presented with 2 choices, either plug the robot to the machine or hold the power button. I went with the power button option. The app recognized my robot vacuum and connected it to my WiFi system with ease. Following that, it asked for an upgrade, which I proceeded to do. Once the upgrade was done, the robot vacuum continued charging. I let it run the first few nights so that it could map my apartment floors. Occasionally, I had to move things like boxes. The vacuum remapped my floors as needed. In my apartment, there is not a lot of foot traffic. I host dance practice with my dance team and we eat snacks as well as dance. That’s where I installed the eufy vacuum. As it ran, it did a decent job at maintaining the hard floors of my apartment clean and dust free. What I found most impressive, though, was the portable carpet/furniture cleaner. I tested that feature on my ottoman first. I did half of one side to compare results. You can see how dirty my ottoman was after cleaning just one half. The provided spot cleaner also has a light but gentle scent, almost unnoticeable. For a robot vacuum cleaner, it is very bulky. A large reason for that is the portable carpet/furniture cleaner. Detaching it from the machine is ideal, but it makes the whole system bulky. After doing it a couple of times, I decided that spot cleaning everything I owned wasn’t worth it. When the machine is in use, it is loud. You can adjust the loudness level in the app settings, but it is still louder than other similar products I’ve owned. In fact, even when the machine is not in use, the vacuum cleaner makes a humming noise. In a quiet home, like mine, it is definitely noticeable. --- APPROVAL --- If you plan on doing a lot of spot cleaning, then this is a great solution for you. Otherwise, if all you want is the vacuum robot portion, I wouldn’t recommend it.

As a dog owner i love that Eufy integrated the carpet cleaner in this Vacum/Mop combo. I can tackle any spills or mess that my pet or myself would throw at it. The lidar and cameras make the cleaning unit perform exceptional in covering any area and avoiding the obstacles with high rate of succes! Suction power for both the Vacuum as well as for the carpet/spot cleaner they are fantastic and the auto empty feature it's a must have nowadays since makes the cleaning process so much worry free! The Eufy omni e28 is also, for the performance that offers, super quiet and very fast and it doesn't miss a thing when picking up dirt. After you get it all setup, it will do all the cleaning, emptying and going back on it's mission without you virtually doing a thing but staying out of it's way! I spilled the other day a can of cola on my hardwood floors in the kitchen so i send Eufy and it quickly took care of the mess without leaving no stickiness or anything else behind. It lifts it's roller few mm for clearance one it hits the carpet on it's own and will start vacuuming automatically! It did made my daily life much worry-less and i love it!

The Omni E28 is one of the newest robot vacuums by eufy, combining some of the great features of their other models with a built-in portable deep cleaner in the base. The E28 was simple to unbox and setup, including the required companion app eufy Clean. They provide both floor cleaner and spot cleaner in box, so that you have everything you need to start cleaning right away. After a firmware update and a brief mapping run, I ran an initial cleaning to see how well it would perform. Considering the E28 replaced another brand robot vac that mopped and cleaned every night, I did not anticipate it to pick up much in our pet-free home. However, I checked the waste water tank in the basestation after it finishing mopping and self emptying and found the waste water to be much dirtier than expected. The HydroJet design features a roller style mop that continuously squeegees the mop and storing the dirty water on board until it returns to empty, instead of just transferring it all over the home as my previous robot vac did. The 20,000 Pa suction is also a significant improvement coming from my old vac and plenty to handle carpets with ease. The DuoSpiral brush design is also quite unique, splitting the rollers in half which can counter rotate to unwrap hair into the center suction design. Though the rollers aren’t near as wide as the mop roller, the dual side brushes do a great job of increasing coverage. Particularly well with the CornerRover arm which extends the left side brush into corners and hard reach areas of the home. It seems to have done a great job getting closer to edges and corners compared to other robot vacs I have used. Beyond the well performing robot vac, the included base self empties (75 day dust bag), refills mop water, empties waste water, and hot air drys the mop roller after the vac self cleans. If this weren’t enough, the top half of the base detaches from the lower pedestal and is now a portable deep cleaner. I was skeptical of how well it would work but I was again surprised that it actually did a great job cleaning both a chair my daughter colored and a small rug. Both of which had very old stains that I did not anticipate it to work on. Though it must be plugged in to operate, I still found having a portable deep cleaner ready to go is far more convenient and practical then having one taking up space in a closet. After a week of extensive use, the Omni E28 is overall fantastic, but I did find the base would leave residual wastewater in the robot. Clearly the mop design is superior in cleaning, but it does not fully empty the onboard waste water tank, which leaves the dirty water to stagnate and then cary that around your home. I could see this waste water leaking if the robot has to traverse uneven tile or large floor transitions, which is unfortunate. Hopefully eufy could update the base cleaning behavior to reduce residual onboard waste water. The eufy Omni E28 is the best robot vacuum for the price point, offering all you would need in a robot vac plus many unique features, combined with great performance and a well designed, intuitive app.

I’ve been using the Omni E28 robot vacuum for a few weeks now, and I have to say it’s pretty amazing. The cleaning performance is excellent and the suction power really stands out. It picks up dust, crumbs, and pet hair with no problem, leaving the floors looking great every time. The navigation and mapping are also really impressive. It moves efficiently around the house, doesn’t miss spots, and is super easy to set up and control through the app. I like how simple it is to schedule cleanings or just start it up when I need to. There are a couple of downsides though. The self-emptying base station gets pretty loud when it empties the bin, and the vacuum itself is a little big, so it doesn’t fit under some of my lower furniture. Overall, the Omni E28 does an awesome job cleaning and makes life easier. Even with the noise and size, I’d still recommend it for anyone who wants a powerful, easy-to-use robot vacuum.

Eufy has been making vacuums for approaching a decade. Once regarded as the cheap brand, Eufy has risen to be one of the more desirable robot vacuums. The Omni series, and especially the E28 are a wonderful evolution of functionality in home vacuum and mopping robots. So what is the E28? Well it’s a lot of home cleaning needs rolled into one very modular and smart device. The long and short of it is vacuuming, mopping, and spot treating in one device which streamlines maintenance by emptying out the mopping tank, and vacuum into the detachable base. Detachable base you ask? Yes, the base comes off and turns into a portable spot treater, with a hose, wand, and dispenses cleaning solution. Overall it’s feature packed. But does it accomplish its mission of being the one device to fit all your floor cleaning needs? Unboxing the product was a fairly complicated process. Luckily there is a handy oversized getting started guide that guides you through it. It’s not complete, but it does make it easy enough to get started. One thing that wasn’t clear was where to put the cleaning solution, which is in a small door on the base under the detachable unit. I ended up breaking this door by not pulling it up right, so use a screw driver or something to lift it from the front. There are a lot of packing materials and protective plastic on the robot and base to remove, so definitely take your time. There are voice prompts as you set the device up, which are mostly helpful. This guides you to downloading the app to set it up. After creating a Eufy account, I was able to add the vacuum fairly quickly. The firmware immediately updated and even allowed me to select a different voice pack. After charging on the base, the unit went on a mapping expedition. It used its lidar and camera to map out the rooms. After wandering around for about 15 minutes, it returned to its charger and presented a map in the app. This map was pretty accurate and even took some guesses at room names (living room, kitchen, etc). While the maps aren’t the best I’ve ever seen, they were complete enough. I’ve had robot vacuums for years, but inevitably I find a good hand vac meets my occasional cleaning needs. The reasons for this are many, but as gee wiz as the robots have been over the years, between pets, electrical cords, kids, and the random things I leave on the floor, generally the vacuums are more trouble than they’re worth. Right away Eufy’s E28 unit changed my expectations. When starting a full cleaning cycle, it will not only vacuum carpet and hard surfaces, but mop the hard surfaces too. I found it was quiet, quick, and powerful - something that’s surprisingly hard to be in this market. I ran this device multiple times at different times of the day, and I found it avoided lots of obstacles in a way that I normally wouldn’t trust a robot vacuum to handle. I can’t tell you how much that built faith in a tool that I've long lost faith in. In fact, I’ve only set one “no go” zone, my mud room. For some reason, the Eufy loves eating the rug in there (picture in review). I”m not even mad about that, as everything else it excelled in. The results were awesome. While I have a cleaning crew do a monthly deep clean, I keep up with lighter cleaning during the week. The one thing I never do is mop; and it shows. This robot has changed that. Not only are my floors cleaner, they aren’t sticky. This is especially great in the kitchen, as a lot of times this is where I struggle with keeping the house clean between my service cleaning. The spot cleaner is amazing. I’m a single dad, and I have 2 kids that absolutely have destroyed several rooms over the years. Between friends, soda, puking, or whatever, some areas of carpet have what I thought were permanent stains. I’m posting several before and after pictures. Each of these stains were treated with home carpet cleaners in a can several times. Each one was nearly completely solved by the spot treater. The spot treater simply lifts off the base. This unit includes the water tanks, both clean and dirty. This thing is powerful and basically does the job of a full carpet shampooer. You should have seen the dirty water bin (which the machine will turn off and announce that it needs to be emptied), this thing does an amazing job. The unit needs to plug in to use, so that’s a consideration, but it also means it really sucks. It’s powerful and really shampoos well. Overall, while expensive, this is a total solution. From just general daily upkeep, to taking care of stains I didn’t think were treatable without a professional, the Omni E28 is now my favorite home cleaning solution. I highly recommend it!

This is really an all in one cleaner since it's not just a top class Robot Vacuum and Mopping system, but has a built-in spot carpet/furniture cleaner as well. If you already have a great spot cleaner and you're happy with it you might not need this feature, but it's built into it so well that it won't detract from it's overall usefulness as just a Robot Vacuuming and Mopping system if that's all you use it for since it sits in the middle of the Pro Omni Line as far as features are concerned. Overall, this robot cleaning system is a winner in my opinion. This is the 6th robot vacuum we've owned since we got our first one about 10 years ago. And this is the second fully automated completely hands-off vacuum/mop robot we've owned, our first one being a Shark which we still have and are using in a sunken living room while the Eufy gets to take care of the bigger common areas of the house. There are few things that really set the Eufy Omni E28 apart from some of the other mopping robot vacuums out there. The biggest thing is the mopping system. This thing REALLY mops! More inexpensive Robovacs just drog a microfiber cloth around on your floor which is certainly better than nothing, but doesn't really clean. The higher end Robovacs have started to incorporate better technology so that the microfiber vibrates or moves on the surface to enhance cleaning. But THIS Omni E28 has an actual spinning mop - it really cleans the floor. That was my main motivation for getting this even though we already had a Robovac and mopping system we were happy with. This one takes automated floor cleaning to the next level. The Omni E28 has a super powerful vacuum with dual spinning brushes that automatically detangle from hair and stuff it picks up which is awesome and seems to work really well so far. This thing really picks up all the dirt, dust, food particles, and everything else that dirties the floor. When done it returns to its home base and self-empties. This also has a great "arm" on one side that extends out to get dirt and stuff out of corners or hard to reach places which is something I have not seen before. The mopping system as I already said is amazing! Not only does it fully mop, but it goes back to the base and empties dirty water and cleans the mop and dries the mop so that it's ready for the next go around. This Robot Vacuum was super easy to set up. The visual guide that was on top of everything in the box stepped us through the process of getting it all set up. It fits together easily and there are not a lot of parts to it. Once you've got everything in place, getting it connected to the app was also very easy and mostly intuitive. Once that's done, you run a scan and the robot will take a tour of your house and map it out - I was amazed at how fast and accurate it was at doing this. Because it uses a camera and AI along with all the other sensors, it even recognized our bed in the Master Bedroom and our table in the dining room. And it was easy inside the app which allows for 2D or 3D viewing to name the rooms, change boundaries, and set "no go" zones. The Vacuum is very smart! It can identify objects and avoid them so you don't have to worry about things like shoes left lying around or something. This is great because with previous vacuums, we never put them on a schedule or had them run when we were away from home because a few times we had done that and they got tangled up in stuff that was left lying on the floor. It also detects carpet/rugs so you can have it vacuum and mop the entire house and it will only vacuum but not mop areas with rugs or carpet. In the app, it's easy to also specify cleaning only specific room/s or a specific area, as well as changing the cleaning method. And you can easily connect the vacuum to Alexa for voice control if that's something you want to do. The portable deep cleaner is a great bonus and the design on this is brilliant as you'd never even know it was there if you didn't know. It's super easy to unplug the machine, lift up the deep cleaner section and take it to where you need to use it. It works the same as most stand alone spot cleaners - Eufy includes a spray cleaner that you use with it to clean an area. Although it's not the main reason I got this RoboVac, it's a nice bonus and can be very useful especially for anyone who doesn't already have a spot cleaner. So far, I've been super impressed with this machine. While it's definitely not cheap, it has the design and feature sets that make it worth what it costs. This is definitely the most advanced automated Robot Vacuuming and Mopping system I've ever owned and one of the best on the market. If you're someone who wants the best cleaning experience with all the bells and whistles, then this is definitely one to consider.

The Eufy E28 takes the all-in-one robot vacuum and mop solution one step further, by offering a portable spot cleaning function that allows the docking station to be modular in design. This means you always have a vacuum, mop, and spot cleaner always at your disposal which is great for those families who have children, pets, or might need the occasional cleaning solution for car upholstery. After spending some time with the E28, this is one of the better all-in-one robot vacuums I have used. In The Box: - Robot - Modular Docking Station - Supplies - Manuals Setup: Out of the box, it can take about 10-15 minutes to get the unit physically set up and start the process of pairing to the app. Keep in mind, this dock is slightly larger than the average self cleaning dock that might be vacuum only. Eufy recommends keeping the dock roughly 1.5 feet from the nearest side wall and about 3 feet in front of the unit. Once the dock is set up and powered on, you will want to start the pairing process from the app. You will need to create an account unless you have one already. After connecting to Wi-Fi, the robot did two updates that took about 3 minutes each (I’ve had at least 4 updates total). After filling the water tank and letting the robot charge on the dock for a couple hours, it was ready for the first use. Usage: Before using the robot for the first time, I would recommend cleaning up as much of your cleaning area as possible. This will offer the best mapping result… or so I thought. The robot went around my house mapping the different rooms rather quickly. This process only took 10-15 minutes for just under 1,500 sq. ft. and it then returned to its base and started the first clean. This is where I ran into the first problem. The robot started “mopping” the carpet in the bedrooms as it detected them as solid surface floors. Luckily, I was home to stop this process and sent the robot back to its dock. I modified the map as best as I could using carpet area rugs to cover the entire bedroom space. After correcting the map as best as possible, I sent it for a second run and this time things were better but not perfect. After the second and third cleaning sessions, the robot finally corrected the carpeted areas so I was able to remove the temporary fix and overall it did a good job. I still had to tweak certain areas slightly with no go zones and furniture to help it understand rooms better but as a whole I got it to a point that I found acceptable. The biggest downside I found was it failed to detect my basement stairs effectively so it would always try running up to the edge before the cliff sensor would stop it as there was a drop off. I have had other robots input stairs into the map but this Eufy did not. The Eufy DOES fit under my kitchen cabinet edge which is just over 5” tall but you’ll need at least 4.5” or so for this robot to fit under certain furniture depending on if this entire robot needs to travel under or just the edge as the LIDAR sensor sticks up about .5” on the top for object detection and scanning. This robot has different settings for suction power and cleaning power of the mop. I chose the highest suction for vacuum and standard cleaning for mopping. I actually don’t mop during every clean as I have a low traffic household. I wish it was easier to schedule a “vacuum only” and “vacuum + mop” cleaning run across the entire map. I like the ability for deeper cleans to tell the robot to wash the mop at the dock so it doesn’t carry dirt across surfaces or other areas of the hard floor. Both the clean water and dirty water tanks hold a sufficient amount of water. The robot can do a full clean on one charge which is nice but larger houses or deeper cleans may require a recharge. The retractable arms clean corners more effectively than robots without that feature. Pros: - Self Cleaning Mop + Vacuum - Auto Dry Mop - Extendable Arm (Cleans Corners) - Modular Dock w/ Spot Cleaner - LIDAR Mapping + Object Detection - Tangle Free Brushroll (Don’t have long present in house) - Clear Voice Commands Via Robot/Dock Cons: - Large Physical Dock - Initial Mapping Too Quick / Inaccurate Results Overall: The Eufy E28’s modular dock offers features that most (if not all) other robot vacuum cleaners do not. This is a feature you may not use often but for that occasional spill, stain, or “oopsie” this would be extremely handy to have. It could even come in handy in the garage for cloth seating or carpets in your car. The robot’s cleaning performance is very good but not perfect. This would be a great option for those who have a low traffic household or in between deeper, manual cleanings. I like the consistent updates which makes me believe they are trying to dial in performance over time. The only problem I really have was the initial mapping should take longer to do a better job detecting the floor surface and room layout. Overall,I would recommend the E28 over others for this price point.