Eufy - Omni E25

Eufy E25 or E28? I’m waiting for my pre-sale coupon to purchase the E25. They just became available in the US.

Really?! I paid for a 150 dollar off coupon in the presale, two months ago! I cannot redeem until they send codes on the 13th. Now maybe I don’t have to wait!

With toddlers that likes to spill milk and other food items on the floor, I cannot see robo mops without roller working efficiently. Why do you dislike Eufy, especially the ones with roller mop, S1 Pro, E25/28?

I’d get the T80 in your situation. The X9 has the ability to lift mop, vacuum and side brush independently. I don’t think that benefits you much if you do not have much of a rugged area. I have a X9 and E25, and I find the X9 to do a much better job mopping and require much less maintenance of the mop and dirty water tank. E25 was a louder vacuum and worked very fast. X9 while very slow in comparison it mopped with very little noise.

Eufy E25/28 gets recommended here alot. Lots of people already reviewed them of course, I owned one for a whole month and want to share a few things in my experience. Background, for comparison: I have/had Xiaomi gen 1 robot vacuum, a Roomba J7, a Dreame L10s Ultra gen 1 with tricut brush, and a Switchbot S10. I also have a Tineco upright floor mopper as well as a Sebo E3 canister vacuum. It's been a while since i bought a recent model robotic vacuum and I been really wanting to get either a Matic or Mova Z50 but it seems that they are never coming to Canada, so what the heck give Eufy E25 a try. We have a 18month baby who really likes to throw food and spill milk on the floor, so you get why i have to have a roller mop. We have about 1400 sqft of mixed carpet, hardwood, and tile surfaces on the floor that this vacuum is set up on. We have a room with dark blue carpet, and we have a white siberian husky, so any strand of hair not picked up is very visible. Now, pros: \- Very fast (it does the job quickly and goes back to chill), much quicker than the Dreame L10s OG that im used too (and obviously light years ahead of the Roomba J7) \- Seems reliable (i have not had any software or navigational glitch), the only time it got stuck was from ingesting a bottle cap that my toddler left on the carpet so you know what obstacle it might not try to avoid \- Has no issue going over the feet of this standing desk, my Dreame L10s OG used to really struggle with it and lose side brushes on it all the time. \- Picked up dog hair decently well, not every single strand of course but its more than good enough. On most people's carpet you wont notice anything, but because i have a white dog and dark blue carpet i can see some strands left behind - again i don't think even my Sebo E3 with motorized head can pick up every strand of hair on that carpet. \- The anti-tangle brush design is amazing, after a whole month, the station bag is full of dog hair, and not a single strand was stuck in the roller. I think this works better than the tricut style of roller which seems to become less effective over time. \- Noise level is acceptable. It's much quieter than the Dreame L10s OG and Roomba J7 that Im used too. You can definately use it while you are in the same room. The self emptying station is also quieter in comparison but emptying the vacuum can still be a nuisance. However, it is noticeable louder than Ecovacs X9 that i just got today (which does not have as much high pitch motor noise both when vacuuming and emptying) \- I think the app is simple and good enough, i see people complaining about it here, but I think that its simplicity is arguably a better user experience - you dont need to customize every aspect of cleaning of every room and such - it does more than enough Cons: \- I see people recommending it for mopping alot here, frankly I think it sucks. I think its roller mop implementation has some issues regarding the water scraper design, here is why: when you run the mop, it leaves alot of water behind, and does not appear to be scraping enough dirty water out of the roller to collect in dirty water tank. After mopping is finished, there is sooo little dirty water in the dirty water tank it is concerning - and thats after using water to clean the roller at the station. I suspect that most of the collected dirty water is from mop washing at the station and not from collection during mopping. This would explain why my floor is so wet from mopping, and after it dries it feels a little gritty, like stuff got left behind and then evaporated. Its not collecting dirty water at the same ratio that my old Tineco upright handheld mopper does. For comparison, I also just bought a Ecovacs X9 and used it for the first time earlier today, that thing almost collected as much water as it used. If the roller mop fails to collect dirty water back from the floor, it's not doing much better than just spinning/vibrating pads. I still think that it probably cleans a little better than the Switchbot S10 because that thing does not wet the floor enough even on wettest setting, but i have no way to tell which one is doing a better job collect dirty water because the K10s is plumbed in. \- the mop drying: I live in a relatively dry climate, and I set it to dry the mop using the standard 5 hour max time. I ran it in the evening and went to check it next morning, the roller mop is still a little damp, but only on the upper side of it. Which makes me wonder if this thing does not rotate the roller when it dries? In any case the drying is not sufficient and definitely not as thorough as the S10 \- the maintenance: the mopper mechanism, the scraper, and dirty water tank, gather more crap than you expect. I'd clean it after a week and there is quite a bit of wet grimes build up in the scraper mechanism. And because the roller doesn't dry very well, it started to smell. I eventually started taking it once a week and pour boiling hot water over it, that got rid of the smell. I also empty the dirty water tank basically almost daily, rinse it, and leave it open to dry - which stopped it from smelling too. Overall i still find it easier to use and maintain than a upright handheld mopper, because i can set it to run and go about my other business, and just remove the roller to dry and empty the dirty tank at the end, still saves a bunch of time in comparison. Overall, I think its a really good tool to have coming from a handheld upright roller mop, but the biggest complain is the roller scraper design, i dont think its doing a good job removing dirty water and has such a complicated design that is not very easy to clean. If Eufy can improve this aspect better to at least be collecting some actual dirty water, and provide the plumbing hook up like the S1 Pro, this would be perfect, I hope they can make it happen with the upcoming S2 Pro.

I’d get the Ecovacs T80. I have an Ecovacs X9 which is similar for mopping and it’s better than the Eufy E25 that I had.

I also mostly agree with your findings and wrote about it separately just few days ago. I had an E25 and it does a number of things well, it cleaned fast and covered larger area without running out of battery, I didn’t have navigational issue with it either. What I find most annoying is that it did not collect dirty water from the roller mop effectively and most of it was left on the floor to evaporate. The E25 has two plastic scrapers that are part of the onboard dirty water tank structure, they are fixed in place scrapping against the roller. On the Ecovacs X9, the scraper is a stainless steel metal piece mounted on spring pushing it against the roller. This is pretty significant design difference, I don’t think the E25/28 will ever be as effective. On the revised tank they sent you, they are probably tuning the spacing between the scraper and roller, if it’s too tight it might make the motor stuck, if it’s too loose it won’t scrape the roller effectively. In my opinion the spring loaded scraper design on the Ecovacs X9/T80 is superior. The Ecovacs X9 also does a better job cleanings its roller, keeps it free of odour because of hot water washing, and it keeps the base station mop washing tray cleaner than the Eufy E25. There is a dirty water tray on the robot next to the mop which is also removable and easier to clean in my opinion.

Eufy e25. Best I've tried on carpet and I've tried many. Btw I have a Saint Bernard!

Read my posts. Eufy E25 a good place to start

Honestly, i wouldn't buy either of these, I didn't love them, BUT.... I can confirm they will not go on sale until 7/8, and the deals have already been announced. The [e25](https://amzn.to/4lb3Ofh) is going to be $699 and the [e28](https://amzn.to/4euK9UW) $799, and those deals are the same on amazon, walmart and [eufy.com](http://eufy.com) (but those are affiliate links for Amazon, which has the best return policy, IMO). if you're curious why I wouldn't, I covered them here: https://lifehacker.com/tech/eufy-omni-e25-robot-vacuum-review. But... everyone should get what makes them happy. I have a list of all the prime day deals here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1ljl8wd/prime\_day\_deals/](https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1ljl8wd/prime_day_deals/)

I have had a number of people respond to the review and here on this forum saying that they have the exact same problem. Eufy replaced the e25, And the second unit had... Wait for it .. The same problems. They felt strongly the e28 did not have perm problems, so They didn't replace it and wanted to continue trying to fix each individual error. We did that for about 3 weeks before it became a losing proposition for me and I couldn't realistically write about it. Because I tested the e28 first, I assumed it was just e28, in the e25 would perform differently. You understand I do this professionally correct? I'm glad you're happy with these models but, being defensive of them to the point that you suggest I don't know how to do my job is a bit much. I have tested seven or eight eufy vacuums and so I have a decent lay of the land.

Good luck! I returned mine! Having had a Dreame L40 Ultra previously I did not like the eufy app. The mopping was great but did not get true edge cleaning compared to the L40’s spinning pads! Base unit was pretty noisy and I wasn’t impressed that there was no ‘mop after vac’ or ‘mop only’ option.

I have the e25 and the Freo z ultra both installed in my home right now. In my experience, the Narwal clears the e25 by a long mile largely due to its superior navigation (e25 gets stuck in between furniture legs that are about the width of the robot, always trucks over furniture legs that lay low to the ground), quietness when drying wet mop (e25 emits an annoying buzzing sound while it drys), less maintenance due to lack of onboard dirty water tank, and expanded features and customization in the app. Bonus is the Narwal was purchased from Costco. For mopping, yes the Narwal requires more visits to base for mop washing due to lack of onboard water tank, but in terms of mopping effectiveness, I feel like they are neck and neck.

If mopping is your main priority, you should just look at Eufy. The spinning mops are outdated; they have only one water tank, which means they must return to the base to wash the mop. But eufy S1 Pro, E28, and E25 have two water tanks, allowing them to wash the mop while mopping, so they don’t spread dirt around. I have a UK version of E25, and I love it! It’s so much better than my previous spinning mops.

I have E25 (US version), and it cleans super solid. Honestly no different from when I mop the floor myself. Zero issues with obstacle avoidance or self-cleaning so far. Totally loving it!

This was my take as well. On paper the E28/25 are far superior.

Eufy e25 have better performance and customer service :)

E25 is better than those two and fits perfectly within your budget, but you need to purchase a $9.99 coupon in advance.

What’s your budget? The Eufy L60 Hybrid is more budget-friendly, and its blade cutting makes it worry-free about hair tangles, but the vibrating mop is average. The Eufy E25 with its dual separation rollers can also prevent tangles and automatically untangle when it returns to the base station. The roller mop is better for dealing with muddy paws.

How big is your floor area? Is it a one-story or two-story home? If you don’t mind how long the robot takes to finish cleaning, then one unit should be enough, even with two floors. Most robot vacuums can handle multi-level cleaning; you’d just need to carry it upstairs when needed. What’s your budget like? Two of the most popular models here right now are eufy E28/E25 and MOVA P50 Pro. Eufy’s latest models have improved suction and anti-tangle performance, which a lot of pet owners really appreciate. And it uses the best roller mops for mopping. MOVA, which is a sub-brand of Dreame, also has a solid reputation and strong features.

Many robot vacuums can get the job done; Roborock, Eufy, and Dreame are all reliable brands. I suppose pet hair and paw prints might be big issues in your home, so preventing tangles and mops are important. The Roborock Saros 10R and Eufy E28/25 feature dual separation rollers to tackle tangles. For mopping, spinning mops are sufficient, but if you want the best, go for a roller mop.

eufy e25? The duo roller brush is much better at preventing severe tangling compared to a single roller brush, and the roller mop performs better than a pad mop for mopping.

Get the E25 if you don't need the portable spot cleaner. E25/28 works better than X10 Pro since the roller mop can wash its mop in real time.

Another bonus for the E25 is that it can automatically untangle hair. Hair wrapping is a common issue that many robot vacuums require regular maintenance for.

Hot air and hot water just keep the mop clean after washing, which isn’t related to its state while mopping imo. But the E25' real-time self-cleaning prevents stain spreading.

While roller mops are more difficult to maintain compared to spinning mops, their superior cleaning performance makes them worth it. The Eufy S1 Pro, S1, E25, Ecovacs X8, and the new X9 are all solid options. But if you want better customer support and more reliable software, Eufy is the way to go.

Agreed, between these two Eufy25 will be much better in the mopping department.

Between these two models, Eufy will do MUCH better in both scenarios. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAsP-zETjy8&t=379s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAsP-zETjy8&t=379s)

Sounds reasonable. I've found the vacuuming to be excellent with the E25. I heard reports that the S1 vacuuming was dubious, but the E25 has significantly more suction. We also don't have much in the way of carpets (and what we have is being replaced with LVT later this year, because I hate carpets 😁). Hot mopping sounds good, but I can't see it'll make any practical difference and the E25 mop is pretty wide already. Be interested to hear how yours gets on though!

The Eufy E25 won't clean until it's mapped, and I think you can only initiate mapping from the app.

Agree with all of this. Great summary, and almost all the reasons why I picked the E25 vs the S1.

Hi all, I know a lot of people are interested in this one, so I thought I'd give brief first impressions after the first day. We've had a [Roborock S5](https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1kz11eb/free_roborock_s5_needs_a_repair_paying_it_forward/) since 2019 but replaced it after the LDS stopped being reliable. I bought the E25 for £700, direct from Eufy. So very brief first impressions of the E25, after first setup and initial clean: Setup: * Box is bloody heavy. Be careful! * Setup is super slick and super easy - wifi connection and app setup was done in a few mins * The machine looks and feels well-built * The funny circular light under the clean water reservoir is annoying, and I wish it could be dimmed or turned off * The sticky labels on the top of the reservoirs (which explain how to use) have tabs as if they should be removed - but when you peel them off they leave yukky glue residue Mapping: * Amazing initial mapping experience * It tracked all the rooms and identified some of them (e.g., it knew one room was a bathroom - presumably using the AI camera to identify the toilet) * The 3D map is cool, but pointless * I needed to set up a no-go area and virtual wall and the first time I set it up, this just failed (click 'save', message says 'Failed', and no other feedback). After I re-mapped the house, it worked fine. Probably an app or wifi comms bug. Cleaning and vacuuming: * First clean took about an hour - 85m2, or so. * It's *very* quiet. Half the volume, or less, than the Roborock S5, which was a noisy sod. * Vacuuming seems very good - better than the S5 (but you'd expect so, as it has nearly 10x the suction Pa) * Mopping seemed good so far, and the water from cleaning was very muddy. Be interesting to see how much better the effect is when running regularly. * Overall clean was pretty good. There were a few tiny bits of debris missed in the corners under teh worktops, but I'm aware no robovac is perfect. Again, little and often * It did get stuck in a couple of places - one step was too high for it to get down (virtual wall placed to prevent this) and a narrow bit next to the toilet - it's about 8mm to wide to go all the way in, so I set up a no-go area. But avoidance generally seems good. Overall, very pleased. It'll be interesting to see how well it works once we've got the schedules running. Edit: one other plus. I was a bit concerned about the cost of bags for the base unit, but there's unofficial ones on amazon for about £14 for 10 bags, which seems reasonable. Better still, I went into the Eufy app tonight and it offered me a free gift in return for feedback. So I wrote some feedback and they gave a voucher for a free £16 pack of 3 official hoover bags. So at 75 days per bag, that'll last me at least until Christmas.

Sorry, nope. Plenty of YouTube people out there that are doing that. I'm not putting rice and sand on my rug and vacuuming it! Performance is fine though. Loads better than my old S5 Roborock even with it on max and the Eufy on the standard/quiet setting.

I have the E25. It's loud when it sucks the dirt out of the vacuum into the base-station, but it's the volume of a normal upright vacuum, for about 10s, every 30-45 mins (depending on how often you have it configured to go back to the base and self-empty). The entire rest of the time I can barely hear it working.

Wrote a long reply, but it won't let me post, so have DM'd. But basically, after looking at disc-based mops vs roller mops, I concluded that the latter was the only sensible design. The only real alternative was the Mova Z50, but you can't really get them in the UK.

100%. Thank you u/Brett_B_ \- just placed the order and the voucher worked a treat. Thank you for saved money and cleaning my floors. :) I try and pay it forward with my free software that I give away ([here](http://github.com/webreaper/damselfly) if you have a photo collection). :)

E25 is very new, so not many reviews yet. It supports scheduling and can be programmed comprehensively. If you care about mopping, I'd avoid the disc mops on the Roborock, because they're just going to swirl the mud around. The thing that persuaded me about the E25 is that it actively rinses/scrapes the dirt off the roller as it goes, which means you're not just moving the dirt, you're actually removing it. The water that comes out of the machine is very dirty, and our floors are pretty clean now. See my post/comment history for other comments about my E25. I'm also in the UK.

How so? Initial couple of days with the E25 indicates to me that maintenance will be pretty much zero.

Same. Had the E25 for nearly 4 weeks now. Wife has long hair, as does one of our cats. So far there hasn't been a single hair wrapped around the rollers *at all*. But yes, they're cleared at the base station, so it's no good checking the rollers mid-run.

Base station is only really loud on the E28, the E25 is much quieter.

The eufy e25 and s1 are solid IMO. Eufy has a fix for the water drop issue and the s1 is very dependable. E25 can get up some stubborn stains from my 6 and 8 yr old. Under the dinner table and in their art area. I can also speak for eufys support being very responsive for their products.

Get the new Eufy E25. Its mopping capability with its roller mop is superior to most other robots and it is realatively quiet in operation.

After several weeks of testing, I can say I’m extremely satisfied with the Eufy E25. The robot vacuums quietly and efficiently, and the overall cleaning result leaves nothing to be desired. Compared to my X10 Pro Omni, the E25 is significantly quieter during operation, which I really appreciate in daily use. I’m deliberately comparing the E25 to the X10 Pro Omni, since I see the E25 as its natural successor. Especially now that Eufy has clarified its product lines: With the S-series for high-end models, the E-series for mid-range, and the C-series as entry-level It’s clear that the E25 is positioned as the next step after the X10 Pro Omni in their lineup. One of the standout features is the upgraded mopping system. The new high-pressure mopping roller works brilliantly and applies noticeably more pressure to the floor. It cleans thoroughly without being overly wet and uses very little water overall, which I find better managed than on the X10 Pro. The dual-part roller brush is also a great improvement. During my entire test, it didn’t pick up or wrap a single hair. Everything was properly suctioned and removed. That’s a big plus for households with pets or long hair. Another highlight is the side brush that extends and reliably sweeps dirt even from deep corners. It adds real value to edge cleaning and ensures that no spots are left untouched. The water tank is transparent, which makes it easy to check the water level at a glance. However, the small filling cap on the fresh water tank makes cleaning the tank itself more difficult compared to the larger opening on the X10 Pro Omni. It’s a minor trade-off, but still something to note. As for design, the robot looks modern and clean, though the glossy surface picks up dust and fine scratches easily. Personally, I also prefer the hinged top cover from the X10 over the removable lid used here, since it felt sturdier and more user-friendly. For future models, I’d love to see more consistency in interchangeable parts. Standardized consumables like dustbags, HEPA filters, and brushes across models would make things much easier. Especially for people like me who own multiple Eufy vacuums. And while I don’t mind using Eufy’s own cleaning solution, I’d prefer a refillable tank instead of a cartridge that needs to be repurchased. All in all, the E25 has developed into a very strong and reliable product. It’s quiet, smart, and delivers excellent cleaning results both when vacuuming and mopping. I’m looking forward to using it long-term. If you’ve got questions, feel free to ask.

It does a pretty good job with the occasional mishap. There is some cables under my bed that it avoided on 15 cleaning runs now, but dragged it around one time. So it mostly works but has a hiccup sometimes. I expect that tho and don’t leave everything laying around on the floor. I tested it with dog toys, cords and shoes and it avoided everything just fine. There is just that occasional hiccup after a couple of runs.

I second that. Get the new E25 or E28 from eufy. The rolling mop is a gamechanger.

I got several upper price range vacuum robots from Amazon Vine in recent months (Shark, Mova, ...), among them the Eufy E25. The software and the cleaning performance (vacuum and mop) are very good, but the robot is rather small and has trouble climbing on thick carpets (>1.5cm high). I also would like to see a robot that recognizes cables and doesn't strangle itself.

I got one from Amazon Vine and have been using it for a month. Cleaning performance (vacuum and mop) and navigation is very good. I also like the app. Two disadvantages compared to my other robots from the same price range (Shark, Mova P50): \- the Eufy is more compact, so it can go into tight corners. But it has problems climbing on high carpets (2cm). So I can't use it in my living room. The robots needs many attempts to get on the carpet, which is necessary to get to the other side of the room. \- the mop drying - which lasts for several hours - is quite noisy. So I have to schedule the cleaning several hours before I arrive home, because I don't like the constant humming of the fan

I have an Eufy E25 and a Mova P50 Ultra, which is almost identical to the Dreame X40 Ultra. I got them through Amazon Vine and I've used them for several weeks Both have very good apps and a good vacuum and mop performance. The Eufy has a roller mop while the Dreamy has mop pads. Main issues: \- the Eufy is small and fast. It can go into tighter spaces. But it has issues climbing on high carpets (>2cm) \- the Eufy mop drying - which lasts for several hours - is quite noisy. I need to time the schedules so that the drying is finished before I get home \- the Mova/Dreame uses much more water than my other robots, mainly for the mop cleaning. I need to add water every week (70m2 floor cleaned twice a week). \- both have a dust bag in the station, which is inconvenient. I very much prefer a solid dust container (my Shark has one) So far, I prefer the Mova/Dreame.

I have both the Eufy E25 and the Mova P50 Ultra, which is almost identical to the Dream X40 Ultra. I received them through Amazon Vine, so I didn't get to order those robots models among a large choice. I prefer the Mova/Dreame, because: \- the Eufy is compact, but it has problems climbing on carpets which are 2cm high. I can't use it in my living room for that reason. \- the drying of the mop in the Eufy is much louder, I need to schedule my cleaning so that the drying (3 hours) is over when I arrive home, otherwise there is this constant quite loud humming of the fan The two robots have different mopping systems (Eufy = roll, Mova/Dreame = 2 rotating pads), but I think the cleaning result is very similar. My floors are never very dirty, so I can't really see a difference. The disadvantages of the Mova/Dreame are that it uses a lot of water for cleaning the mops, so it must be refilled every couple of days. And carpets can only be placed on the map in parallel with walls, not freely. I want my robot to clean the floor and carpets in separate schedules, but it's impossible to do with the Mova, because I can't mark the exact place of the carpet on the map in my oddly shaped living room. The apps of both robots are quite good (apart from that carpet mapping problem with the Mova) and the connectivity is reliable.

Yes! Very robust and precise robot! I’m loving it! It doesn’t have any issue with obstacle avoidance.. it detected all cords, and even a tiny Lego that I didn’t even notice :)

E25 is quieter, but, also loud to have near a bedroom unless you have “do not disturb” on in the app, it skips that step.. so not a big deal..

In Germany E25 will be available on 15 May, also the E25 is 100€ cheaper than the E25, and has not the loud noise when cleaning the mop at the base station.

I bought the E25 today and got an amazing deal on Amazon, it was selling for 899€, but has a 120€ coupon, so.. with my early buy coupon of 150€ I got it for 630€+- :/ What an amazing deal, it’s hard for another robot to beat this.. I still got two 150€ coupons, one for the E25 and one for the E28 to use on Eufy Germany website or on Amzn.de for anyone interested

E25 should also be significantly quieter at the base station when cleaning the mop

I also thought so, but the mopping for the E25 and cleaning overall (highest setting), is not as good as the S1 pro

I only have hard floors and didn't compare side by side, not scientific enough. E25 probably did the corners better but that must be about it. I have a matt in the middle of the living room and the S1 Pro cleaned everything and the floor felt clean (on the lowest setting), the E25 didn't clean some crumbs all around the matt, just threw them around and didn't feel as clean. Again, I didn't make any mess on purpose to see how they clean, just my average life with kids. Which I think it tells me which one I need.

Buy both and test? That is what we did. First we got the S1 Pro, it broke within 3 days and we got the E25. Despite being better suction in paper, it was not. Our house is only hard floors, the S1 was fantastic really. The E25 would not leave things dirty but it was not as good. We returned the E25 and got a new S1 Pro. 2 kids, no pets but long hair.

Only $699? I was hoping for a better deal. I got one allready when it came out for $699. Was thinking of getting another one for upatairs

Definitely the MOVA… I had the E25 and the navigation is rather poor. I now also have a MOVA and there are worlds in between. MOVA is a 9 and Eufy is a 3x. Even my old Narwhal was better than the Eufy. As much as I loved the design of the Eufy, it's just not technically good. And yes roller is cool; but if you don't live on the Müllheide, spinning mops do it too.

I wrote that above, the MOVA is better, especially when it comes to cleaner and more precise navigation. The E25/28 hits walls and furniture so often that it's not healthy. Every lap he took something with him and if he got around an obstacle or a piece of furniture well, he would run over it in the next lap. And because of its actually very beautiful but impractical shape, it also likes to bang its backside against walls or furniture. Eufy also writes this herself on her website. MOVA drives past walls, doors and furniture really cleanly... it's really nice to look at and unlike the Eufy, I don't have to worry if I leave it unattended. The MOVA hasn't touched anything yet, which I find really impressive.

As I said, the video is not about the dirty water tank in the station, but rather the tank and the dirt that is around the roller on the robot. So far, no roller robot has been clean.

But it's about the collecting basin in the robot. I've been using my E25 for a few weeks now and I really don't have much dirt here. But the dirty water tank in the robot is so dirty and is not cleaned like with spinning mops. I don't even want to know what it looks and smells like in dirty households after a few days. The wiping itself is of course very good.

I had a Narwal Freo and was already happy with it. I've been testing the Eufy E25 for weeks now and I have to say, the suction power is really good. If you look at the dust container before vacuuming it into the station, you can see that it even pulls dust mites/feces out of the carpets. Special vacuum cleaners only do that. I've never had this happen with any robot. I'm really impressed. Wiping is also very neat. Unfortunately the navigation doesn't really make me happy, then it would really be perfect.

I purchased a Mova V50 and a Eufy e25 to compare. In my experience the v50 was easier to clean/maintain and much better edge mopping. I noticed the e25 didn’t dry its mop aswell either, leaving behind a stench.

E25/e28 has improved vacuuming performance with the same great mopping performance as the s1 pro. I have a long hair dog the sheds an insane amount and the floors have been spotless since I got mine.

I’ve been using the eufy e28 and it’s been great. I highly recommend roller mops if mopping is important to you as they perform the best. E25 is good too just excludes the portable spot cleaner if you don’t need it. Seems to be a favorite in this sub lately.

Well said. I really like my e28. I think we are in a bit of a transition phase when it comes to mopping functionality as I believe we will see more and more brands adopt roller mops as the standard and it will get better and better in time (as well as AI becoming more and more powerful meaning obstacle avoidance will keep progressing rapidly.) And for that reason I think the e25 is a great pick as it’s a mid range unit with modern features that you’re not having to pay top dollar for a flagship that’s features will be old news in just a couple years.

My E25 arrived dead on arrival - it would not hold a charge. It took two weeks to receive the replacement. I also experienced slow communication with Eufy; it takes them a day to respond to a single email, so if you have multiple back-and-forths, you are several days into the chain now. Now, my base station is experiencing issues. I provided screenshots and requested a refund, as I have only had the actual robot working for a bit over a week, but I could tell I didn't want these problems. I'm apparently 1 day over the initial 30-day order window, and they refuse to refund my money. That's fine; I refuse to buy another Eufy product. I will share my experience with anyone else to prevent them from facing the same frustration. If I can prevent a single sale to Eufy, my job is complete. Honestly, if Roborock ever releases a roller style mop, that is the direction I'll go. I currently have 3 different Roborock's at various locations and not a one has regular/reoccuring issues. Just fill the tank and let it go.

Nice review. I'll echo what others said, I've had the E25 for about two weeks now and it's had no issues with my wife's hair. The side brush has accumulated some, but the actual rollers are perfectly clean.

Eufy solved this with my E25 by redesigning the dirty watertank. They send the new tank for free and it totally solved the drippng issues.  Few firmwares later they nerved the water usage to almost zero... which is a shame because i had no drips anymore with good water usage. They told me they're going to fix that back though.

I wouldn’t recommend the ecovacs X9 pro omni if you are in the EU, SEA, and Singapore. The MOVA Z50 ultra will mop much better and does just as well with fur. If in the US, the eufy E25 and E28 is a good choice. If you’re going to wait, I’d wait for the Dreame Aqua 10 pro track. It mops just as well as the MOVA z50 ultra and the onboard fur compression in the dustbin as it vacuums is pretty effective at best using its dustbin space so it won’t clog as easily.

Yes the E25 will be the better choice. I recommend adding a cleaning solution to the water tank too.

Eufy E25 or E28 for roller mop robots. Both are the same in terms of robot. E28 comes with a spot remover which can be useful. Since it appears you’re in the US, I cannot recommend the MOVA Z50 Ultra which is much better than the ecovacs X8 Pro omni at mopping and Eufy S1 Pro for vacuuming and mopping. For mopping with spinning pads, the Narwal Z10 will be the best (if you don’t want a camera which isn’t recommended if your dog makes messes). It autoempties and has full anti-

A lot of flagship priced robot vacuums vacuum better than the Narwal Freo Z Ultra but the Narwal Freo Z Ultra seems to be king with the smart clean feature. A robot vacuum with flagship level cleaning (and a formerly flagship price) would be the dreame L40 Ultra for 399 USD if purchased from a physical dreame store which will ship across the US for free if you order via phone or email. The MOVA P10 Pro Ultra should be similarly priced and is a good budget friendly favorite. If you want to support a local startup, try Matic robotics’ cute robot which I’d recommend if you want an all in one combo robot with a basic base station. It’s powered by the Nvidia Orin robotics chip so it theoretically is the smartest robot. Currently, it seems the robot is constantly being updated as soon as the software engineers there are aware of an issue. If you want good roller mopping right now and vacuuming carpets isn’t as much of a concern, I’d go for the eufy E25/28 (main difference other than a fabric cleaner is that the E28 has a refillable detergent tank) since it exerts 12N of mopping pressure and seems to mop rather well but vacuuming carpets is another story. The ecovacs X8/X9 only exerts 10N of pressure with the mop but the X9 will vacuum carpets better. More pressure is one of the factors that lead to better mopping.

After daily vacuuming then mopping, my hardwood floors became notably softer and had a shine. I’d recommend robots with roller mops or spinning mops. For roller mop robots, I’d recommend the eufy S1 (Pro), eufy E25/E28, MOVA Z50 Ultra, and the Narwal Flow. All of these robots except for the eufy E25/E28 will have good obstacle avoidance. For spinning mop robots, I’d recommend dreame/MOVA robots with the AceClean/jetspray dryboard, the Narwal Freo line with an all in one base station, the roborock qrevo line. If obstacle avoidance is important, I’d consider the Dreame L40S Pro Ultra, L/X50 Ultra and the Narwal Z/Z10 Ultra.

The Eufy E25 is also a good cheaper choice if a spot cleaner isn’t needed.

X40 will do best for liquid spills since it can lift the main and side brush and avoid smearing. E25 will do best for dried on stains.

What about the MOVA Z50 Ultra and the eufy E25/E28? These mop better then the ecovacs X9

I think the Narwal Freo Z Ultra is the “smartest” of them all for smart cleaning but won’t do so well for vacuuming as mopping is its key strength. The Matic seems to be rather smart too but it is US-only. Object avoidance: Dreame, eufy S1 Pro, and the Narwal Freo Z ultra will do the best. Narwal’s binocular RGB cameras mean it avoids them smoothly. Dreame’s own binocular RGB cameras on the Aqua 10 pro track show similar smoothness when avoiding obstacles. Hair and fur: Dreame and MOVA’s duostream brushes, eufy E25/E28 DuoDivide dupe brushes, roborock DuoDivide brushes, Narwal’s conical brush, > dreame TriCut brush

Maintenance will be more than spinning mop models though. Just a tradeoff.

It will mainly be the onboard dirty water tank, onboard dirty water tank filter, and the filter if compared to the L40S Pro Ultra.

If in the US, the eufy e25/E28 is a good choice. The E28 has a detachable spot cleaner and the E25 doesn't have a spot cleaner. You could also check out the Eufy S1 Pro if it is cheaper.

If on prime, the eufy E25 or the E28 (25 is just robot, 28 has a detachable spot cleaner) are great choices for long hair and good mopping. There’s also the Narwal Freo x ultra which I saw at 400 something. This model does great with hair (not so sure about dirt) and mopping (but you’d need to refill the water tanks more often than other robots since this one has no internal water tank). If not on prime: you could get the pretty good last gen flagships the l40 ultra and x40 ultra at 440 and 540 respectively in the US if you order from Dreame’s physical store which will ship in the US mainland for free. This is currently the most cost effective robot in the US.

They both will do great for cat toys!

The eufy e25 is more cost effective and will be better if you have no high thresholds (>2.4-5cm)

This generally relates more to pet “accidents” haha, cat toys are generally going to be no issue for both.

Dyson’s VisNav is the best robot vacuum cleaner in terms of just vacuuming. As a robot, it lags behind other robots. Generally, robot vacuum mop combos are worse at just vacuuming fine dust since it needs to accommodate the mopping bits and bobs. However it’ll still do great for fur. If you want a bagged robot vacuum mop combo, there’s the Matic at about 1000 by a US-based startup which only uses bags. There is currently an order delay of about 8 weeks due to tariffs as it’s assembled in California. The eufy E25/E28 currently seems to be the best suited for fur with anti-tangle main brushes that antitangle when autoemptying and has a really good mopping system (though it’s mopping pales in comparison to the Dreame Aqua 10 Pro Track, MOVA Z50 Ultra, and the Narwal Flow). The dustbin is a bit small at 300mL. You could also consider Dreame’s X50 ultra at 899-1000 since it has a rather sizeable dustbin (for a robot) at 395mL and has a fur compression feature which works in the dustbin when it vacuums and can clean its filter by blowing air through it from the base station when autoemptying.

Yep I too got an E25. It is super quiet even at the highest suction power. I was wondering if the vacuum was even working, especially comparing to my Roborock S8 Pro Ultra which is super loud at highest suction. Mopping is very effective and it doesn't use up much water at all. Build feels very solid and the bins are super easy to take out and clean. Cherry on top was that I got it for CAD 849 by using a 400$ launch special coupon plus 50$ online coupon. And, they are also sending me 4 free dust bags for providing my feedback. Super satisfied overall.

The X10 should probably be repriced to like $300. The E25 is light-years ahead in cleaning ability.

I commented on your other. E25 would do amazing for you! It's the best of all worlds!

If you passed on the S1 due to vacuuming then the E25/E28 is a machine for you! Also, it's super quiet at max suction. You can also tell it to clean carpets independently which isn't available on S1.

I would highly recommend the E25 or S1. Both have amazing mopping abilities and if you have some carpet the E25 is now a master of carpet. I would not recommend the X8 or X10. This is coming from an extreme user with 3 S1s and 1 E28.

Honestly if you have a majority of hardwood then you should definitely get the champ of mopping. Eufy S1, S1 pro, E25 and E28 are all amazing robots. Doesn't matter how your home is laid out, they have very advanced recognition systems. Skip the spinny mops and vibration mops. A continuously self cleaned roller is brilliant and Eufy currently is the champ in the regards.

Who would buy this? The Eufy S1 or E25 is significantly better.

Mine works well. Some navigation issues (occasionally gets stuck rotating (it's a squircle) and doesn't go on my terrace unless I start a room cleaning of the terrace), but it was updated yesterday and I'm otherwise happy with it and recommend it. No hot water mop washing, but it vacuums and mops well.

Mine is loud emptying its bin and quiet washing its mop.

Yes. I have the E25 with obstacle avoidance disabled, but it's practically the same, I have 3 cats, and I'm satisfied with the anti-tangle functionality.

It reduces the cleaning effectiveness (it avoids more areas / covers less ground) and I don't need it. Never used, so can't say how that improved/impacted its performance, sorry.

The E25/E28 also have more mop pressure.

No, but it doesn't avoid them, so it sometimes gets stuck/trapped.

Yes: eufy Omni E25/E28.

More than double.

Vacuuming: Mova V50 > Mova Z60 > eufy E25 or E28 or Narwal Flow > Mova Z50 > Ecovacs Deebot X8 or T80 / Yeedi S14 > Ecovacs Deebot X9. Mopping: Mova Z60 or Ecovacs Deebot X8, X9, or T80 / Yeedi S14 > Mova Z50 > eufy E25 or E28 > Narwal Flow > Mova V50.

The eufy Omni E25 and E28 perform better than the S1 Pro on hard floors. The Mova Z50 and Z60 perform better than any eufy on hard floors. The eufy Omni E25 and E28 do better on carpets than all Dreames and Movas except the Dreame X50 and the Mova V50 and Z60.

I disagree. These suction power ratings are always an indication of actual performance. They might not be perfect, since other factors exist, but they are an indication. Reviews are subjective (some don't even use the highest settings). Suction power isn't. If your 2000 Pa robot has much better floor pick-up than your 12000 Pa robot, something's wrong with your 12000 Pa robot. My 20000 Pa eufy Omni E25 has better hard floor pick-up performance than my 19000 Pa Mova Z50 and my 18000 Pa Mova P50 Pro Ultra and Ecovacs Deebot T80.

Eufy (Omni) E25. Yes, the roller mop does better than the P50 Pro Ultra. No, they'll probably try to scare you into using their overpriced cleaning solution or risk damaging the robot or voiding the warranty, but you can use your own mild solution. It's usually only used for washing the mop(s) anyway. Warranty is 24 months in the EU (36 in some countries). I did have experiences with them in Europe (Portugal). Mova support is good. They reply your e-mails and have a helpful Facebook group with Mova employees. Eufy support sucks. It's apparently an AI bot suggesting generic, unhelpful things like recalibrating the robot (no such thing) or contacting support (yes, their Support suggested I contact Support).

You can get the S1 non pro for $699 on sale and it’s great for hard wood and area rugs if you have carpet get the E25.

The Eufy S1 changed everything with the mopping capabilities and design. The Eufy E25/28 new models further advance this technology. It’s just finally getting better.

My eufy e25 came just today and I mopped twice just because I was so fascinated with all the dirty water in the tank! Super happy with it.

The E25 won't even vacuum along edges. So disappointed with my E25. My 5 yr old roborock did a way better job vacuum along floor list and walls. E25 is so conservative. It gets stuck everywhere and won't the walls not even remotely close

My E25 is leaving foam lines all over the place. From the edge of the roller it leaves foam everywhere long lines. Going around a table leg? Foam all around the leg.. Wtf. Anyone else?

1 hour with the E25 and I already wish return was possible The roborock S6 is definitely being plugged back in tomorrow. Turned off Ai obstacle mode, now it smashes into everything. Like real hard this thing is probably not gonna last long, so many fragile parts. The roborock I have kicked and smashed with my foot so many times out of anger when it doesn't collaborate, and still he rocks 4-5 yrs later and no broken parts

Funny guys waiting for E25. Myself is returning mine... Seen many others do the same. Just too many issues, search reddit and u will see it's like a broken beta product

I find a lot of good information on YouTube and also I've had robots since they came out in the beginning cuz I was into rescuing dogs! I had three different robotic Vacuums at the same time two of them were mop combos dreamy x40 and the narwal freo z.. I liked both really well but I thought that the Narwhal was a bit better at mopping and the dreamy was better at vacuuming and also had a better battery life but since I had a robot that also vacuumed I stuck with the Z. I get a lot of information from people that have them and I also get a lot of help because people try a bunch that I haven't tried and I get to find out real world experience with them. Just like I got an e25 you fee and I'm telling people how I really think about it. I really think that they are coming a long way fast! The other difficult thing is that everybody's got a different type of house or apartment and so what works really well in one house may not work well in another.

I got an e25 eufy and unfortunately it's just OK definitely doesn't use as much water as my Z Ultra but it also doesn't kick out the roller mop to get close to the cabinets it also seems to like to do vacuum and mop the most there were some spots on my lvp that it just didn't get up at all after two times of mopping over them and same thing with some coffee spill in the kitchen mopped twice and didn't get it

Glad you knew about that one.. was going to get the flow because z is so far pretty damn good but vacuuming and battery life not good enough..eufy e25 seemed good but roller mop doesn't kick out to clean under cabinets..

That's why I bought the e25 was cheaper.. but mop doesn't kick out and my sig other can't contain his coffee too the cup.. so everyday is sticky sweet nasty on the floor.. too steep on and drag all over the house!

It did the same for me also I had it for 2 weeks then sent it back

Remember roller mops require more maintenance and don't do as well to get under cabinets if they don't swing out and from what I'm understanding they don't get under as well because of the plastic casing.. did have e25 eufy but sent back (Amazon doesn't give you your money back right away) .. just FYI.. I've been chatting with somebody that works on these robots and says the pads are going to be the lower maintenance of the two.. and I am not unhappy with my current model freo z ultra.. not real thrilled with the vacuuming of it I preferred dreamies a little bit more and eufy e25 was better at vacuuming.. and if you have lvp which I do which is expensive you need it to have less water on the floor and it can't be real hot or you can ruin your floors and I paid a lot of money for my floors!

I still have I8+ roomba and still use it to vacuum as most robots these days are kinda slow because of having to think so hard lol.. most won't clean to the edges sufficiently dreame x40 did cuz of arm but didn't like spin brushes leaving a gap when mopping...narwal z had for 8 mos no real problems but again vacuuming seems better with 2 rollers like roomba's..but does decently enough when mopping and vacuuming..all of them get stuck sometimes 🤔 but freo z does have great obstacle avoidance but uses a bunch of water.. e25 liked but mop didn't extend and vacuum was meh.. have 3i s10 now but it does get stuck in a few places ..doesn't like some carpets but does have water recycling and drawing it from the humidity in air..super cool! also have checked water quality and it is great! for mopping..doesn't leave weird mottleing on my white tile.. but have been hearing people having to return them cuz things go wrong with them?. I also use this one in mop and vacuum mode after roomba goes 1st cuz that seems to help it go closer to cabinets.. I clearly have an issue cuz I want to keep them all! They need better battery life, and faster processing to finish jobs..seems more innovation more problems so depends on your particular house but don't give up the roomba just yet lol I've had mine since it came out!! And it keeps going even with same battery it came with but I take care of it / them maintenance wise..

Or eufy e28/25, the roller mop is born for nasty stains and works far better than disc mops.

eufy s1 pro when it's on sale, eufy e28 if you need a spot cleaner, eufy e25 if you only need smth great to mop your place.

Honestly, if you have a toddler I’d go with the E25. Having a mop that cleans itself while it mops is huge. Floors get really dirty and your kid is going to be crawling, rolling and eating things off the floor. Get something that cleans it and doesn’t just smear the dirt around. You will have to clean the onboard dirty water tank though as it gets dirty and the filter gets clogged. New ones coming out should solve that but as of now you have to clean it. If that’s a dealbreaker then go with the spinning mops currently.

I would second the E25/28. I have the s1 pro which is the same company with the same roller mop and it works great. They improved the corner cleaning, carpet performance and anti tangle. The rollermop constantly applies clean water to the roller and scraps off the dirty water in real time onto an onboard dirty water tank. So you could even mop up pee accidents if you wanted (not sure I would but they are the best for wet spills). The spinning mops just smear the mess into their pads, then go back to the station to clean then goes and smears some more. When my wife and I were looking her each words were along the lines of “our children crawl on this floor, you better not be smearing dirt our our floor” and thus we got the roller mop and it’s been great (2 dogs, goldens and long haired people).

Same here. Even with a replacement dirty water thank. Im returning mine ASAP

My got my replacement dirty water tank today...confirming it's still leaking.

Eufy e25 is probably the best fit. The roller mop design will keep your floors very clean without smearing dirt everywhere. Also has decent vacuum performance, not as good as Roborock's offerings or what Dyson can provide but it will be adequate. Obstacle avoidance is middle of the pack with Dreame and Mova having better offerings while Roborock has worse performance.

Do you have hard floors only? If so get the Eufy e25. The roller mop system is unbeatable when it comes cleaning sticky or waxy messes off floors. I think the e25 struggles a little bit when it comes to carpet but is still perfectly adequate. Same with obstacle avoidance but it's better than the offerings from roborock in that regard but worse than Dreame and Mova.

Since you don't have carpet look at the Eufy s1, e25/e28. The s1 obstacle avoidance is pretty good and it's the best performer for hard floors. Dreame and Mova have the best object avoidance in the market but won't perform as well as the Eufy on hard floors. Dreame/Mova would be a good choice if you had mixed flooring as they do better on carpets than Eufy.

I wouldn't say the e25 and e28 perform better on carpets. Eufy has been behind on suction performance for a while. They advertise 20000pa but it doesnt mean anything when it comes to real world performance. The Dreame x40/L40 and Mova p10 pro ultra still outperform the eufys.

Eufy E25's HydroJet mopping system. This was the main reason I chose this model over others, and honestly, it's lived up to the hype. Before, I had a cheap robot mop that I basically only used for emergencies because it was more trouble than it was worth. Swapping out the dirty mop pads every 10 minutes was a pain, and I always felt like it was just pushing the dirt around, not actually cleaning. The HydroJet system is a completely different experience. The idea is that it has a built-in washing mechanism that constantly cleans the mop head as it works. So it's not just dragging a dirty pad across your floors; it's using a fresh, clean mop for every pass. The biggest difference I noticed was in the water itself. With my old mop, the water in the tank would be murky brown after just a few minutes. With the Eufy, the water stays much cleaner for much longer. You can actually see the difference on the floors, too. They don't have that streaky, dull look that I used to get. It's also surprisingly effective at tackling everyday grime. I have two dogs, so there's always some amount of dirt and paw prints on my floors. The Eufy handles it all with ease. It even does a decent job on those slightly stickier messes (you know, the kind that require a bit of elbow grease with a regular mop). Now, it's not magic. It's not going to remove ground-in stains or replace a good old-fashioned deep clean. But for daily maintenance, it's a game changer. My floors stay consistently cleaner, and I spend way less time worrying about them. It's honestly the closest thing I've found to a truly hands-free mopping experience.

I just used the code NEWEUFYE25 on Amazon 2 days ago and it worked for $200 off.

FYI there’s a known defect with the dirty water tank on the e25/e28. I recommend you reach out to Eufy and ask them to send you the new one. They expect to have it in stock in the US at the end of July.

Really? Dang that’s really disappointing. I guess I will likely be returning mine and waiting on the next sale. After about 10 runs mine now leaks so much the mop is completely unusable. Multiple drops on every pass. I was really hoping the new tank would fix it.

I’m in the same boat. I have had the e25 for about a week and unfortunately it’s been dripping dirty water on the floor. HOWEVER, the mapping and navigation have been great, the vacuuming has been plenty effective for me, it’s FAR quieter than the i7 it replaces (vacuum and base station), and the mopping besides the drips is actually very effective on my floors. Eufy has also confirmed they are sending me a new dirty water tank that corrects the dripping issue, as well as offering an addition refund and free filter. As long as the fix from Eufy actually fixes the problem I will be quite happy with it.

Hi everyone! Looking through the sub here I finally narrowed it down to two options. Both have basically the same price, so this is not the main issue. The E25 is rather new, but the roller mop is quite interesting and makes me think it would do better than the P50 Ultra Pro? However, I am not sure about the cleaning solution that can be added. Is it only possible to use the proprietary product they have? We have used a recommended product in our hardwood floors and I would love to keep using that if possible. From what I understood the P50 Ultra Pro has a tank I could simply fill with my preferred product (probably already diluted). The last point I have in mind is the warranty. 12 months from Eufy vs 36 months from Mova is quite a difference. Anyone had experiences with them in Europe (Germany)? Thanks (: edit I ended up going with the E25 for 749 euros using the EufyE28DE. For those in Germany, PAYBACK has a coupon for an extra 6% cashback, so the end price will be 704,12. In the end the price of the P50 Ultra Pro increased by 150 euros (final price would now be 809 euros), so it was an easy choice ;)

Just bought ours and awaiting shipping. I used Eufy app to get 15% off. Also Rakuten is giving 10% cashback on Eufy purchases.

The sooner you buy, the sooner you can enjoy it. Mine just arrived, and I set it to run through the first floor. Pertty impressive.

I upgraded from the L60 to the E25. The difference is huge for me; it handles obstacles perfectly. It doesn’t just use its bumpers to detect table legs or sofas; it can navigate around them quite flexibly. I also have cats and a dog, so good obstacle avoidance is important for their safety. Sometimes my cat just sits there when the E25 approaches, but the robot quickly avoids him every time.

e25 has stronger suction than x9, although people here don’t recommend considering too much importance on that number. i have an e28 (the spot cleaner version of e25) and two cats. it does a great job of picking up hair and preventing tangles. the extendable side brush can clean hair from corners. a big difference is that e25/28 uses two roller brushes, which are much better than a single brush. They push the hair towards the middle and then untangle it.

choosing a solid mid-range brand can help. my eufy e25 has very low noise when vacuuming and is very sensitive to obstacles, it hasn’t bothered my three cats at all. preventing tangles is indeed important. silicone rollers are often more effective than bristle ones. some robot vacuums have a blade cutting feature, and others have split rollers that can automatically untangle when they return to the dock. mine uses a split brush design that detangles automatically when it returns to the base, and I barely see any tangles when I maintain it weekly

I have the E25 and the T80 Omni. The T80 is far superior in cleaning, returning the E25.

Same experience here. Bought the E25 and the T80 Omni and found the T80 to be much better in almost every regard. I didn’t have mapping issues that other reported though. Mopping is much better on the T80 than the E25

I have both the E25 and the T80 Omni right now, testing to see which is better. So far, the T80 def seems to clean better, feels much better built, doens't leave spots, and is MUCH quieter when running and emptying. I paid $200 more for the T80 Omni, but leaning towards it over the Eufy. Both navigate well and avoid obstacles well.

I have been looking to purchase a new robot vacuum as the previous one I had was over 5 years old and was never great due to poor obstacle avoidance. I took some time and researched quite a bit and determined I wanted something with a roller mop (My downstairs is mostly tile, with a few low pile rugs) and something that has good "value". After reading a ton of reviews and research, I decided either the Eufy E25 or the Ecovacs Deebot T80 Omni would be the best for my situation and "value", but was not sure which would be best so I ordered both. My personal bias was to like the Eufy more since I paid $200 less than the T80 Omni ($899 vs. $699), however, after extensive testing, even at a higher price tag, the T80 Omni won me over. Let me preface this in saying, it seems everyones experience and homes are different, so a robot vacuum that works great for me and my situations might not work well at all for someone else. For me and my house, the T80 Omni has been incredibly flawless. It mapped my whole downstairs perfectly the first try, the way it separated the different rooms was much better than the Eufy E25, and I even moved the base station at one point for which it recognized, re-found, and adjusted without any issues or needing a remap. I currently have the T80 Omni set to clean the main areas of my downstairs every other day with a full clean once per week. It has been running this schedule flawlessly for the last 3 weeks and has not had a single issue getting stuck on any furniture, objects, or anything. The only thing I've done is empty the dirty water tank and put clean water + Tineco cleaning solution in the clean water tank. This is incredibly impressive as I also have a small dog, a daughter, and a SO who both have very long hair that seems to shed more than my dog and has always been any issue for any robot or vacuum in general. I have not had any hair stuck on the side brush, vacuum brush, or roller brush. It's been flawless and my floors have never been so clean, even dried coffee stains have been removed without issue. Now, when comparing with the Eufy E25, it was night and day. The eufy for some reason could not detect my bar stools properly and would push them around, the hair would get caught in the spinning brushes, the vacuum brush, and worst of all, the roller brush. It also for some reason seemed to always suck up a piece of paper in the big roller brush, shred it to a million pieces, and make a huge mess of the floor and base station when it went back to "clean" it's roller brush. For the week I had it, I had to make multiple interventions to clean it out, get it unstuck, and it did not do any better job of cleaning the floors despite putting down A LOT more water when it mopped. The only benefit of the E25 is it finished the job quicker with its larger width roller brush, but I don't care if it takes a bit longer for the T80 since it's a robot and I'm not doing it. Finally, I decided to return the E25 which I bought through Eufy's website and the process was not great. It was 2-3 business days between responses from their customer service, they did everything they could to avoid sending me a return label, and it's been 3 business days since it arrived back to them and I still don't have my refund. For me, the T80 Omni is a far superior robot vacuum and I've been very pleased with it so far.

Vacuum wars is the real deal, pretty sure I watch every video (nerd alert). They also have a video for every vacuum that compares it to others in its range. So I recommend checking them out based on your specific home and wants. Imo eufy has the best obstacle avoidance at the moment especially on the s1 pro, it's amazing. I would recommend the eufy s1 pro or the e25 (e28 if you also wanted a portable carpet cleaner). Roller mop is a game changer and far superior, if buying new don't get one with spinning pads. Edit: I personally own the eufy s1 and the eufy x10. Love them both and wouldn't hesitate to buy them again. Most hard floors with some large rugs in my home.

I'll agree the roller mops tend the be high mid to top tier range however the original question said vacuum wars top 10, most of which are in the premium category so I figured budget wasn't really a factor here. E25/28 are both under $1k while others in the top 10 are above 1.5k. it's also why I suggested watching videos and making the choice right for their situation. In my own opinion and experience, if you are buying a robot for a mop, roller is superior.

Glad it's working for you - I picked up a Eufy E25 for prime day and I wasn't happy with it. Constantly tangled in wires/hairs, and the mopping performance wasn't very good. We have hard floors all around, two cats, a dog, so we needed something that can manage all the hair. The vacuuming wasn't bad but for $700, it wasn't the solution for us so we're sending it back. Since then I got the Ecovacs T80 omni due to vacuum wars review - it's much better but not perfect (did cost $900). It cleans slow but vacuum, mops, and maps very well. It uses a lot of water though, so I am constantly changing the tank and emptying the dirty water. Still not sure if I am keeping it, $900 is a good chunk and definitely want at least a 5-6 year life.

The software making use of those things is wildly better. Dreame is generally considered to have top of the line object avoidance and quite reliable software. Eufy is known for some software problems but many people still like them.

Here's my take. If you have a lot of areas that need to be mopped and/or particularly messy pets, go with the eufy. The dreame has a great mopping system and software to help overcome its mopping limitations but a spinning mop system will get overwhelmed by really high mop load situations. If you don't have a ton of area that needs mopping regularly, the object avoidance on the dreame is far better than the eufy. That'll really help with toys and other loose objects that you're sure to have with kids.

I have a Eufy X10 and recently got the E25 which is the same as the E28 just without the detachable cleaner. Since we have all hardwood and no carpets and minimal rugs for allergy sake, it was the best one for us but even if you have carpet it should be great. I like the roller mop of the e25 over the spinning round pads of the x10 but one is upstairs and one is downstairs. I'd recommend Eufy all day.

That's odd. I haven't had those issues. I did notice that at first it wasn't as aggressive as my x10, meaning it wouldn't go over my floor vents and kitchen floor mats, but then a couple weeks after I got it, there was a firmware update and then it started working more like my x10 and getting on to those areas. It is taller, but I'm not sure if 4.5 inches is accurate like in that article. The website clearance says 3. Something inches and that's what I've seen. I even bought some risers for some furniture so it can go under. I do wish it had internal lidar.

The S1 Pro, mainly because it's been out for a while. There are tons of reviews and user reports out there. (Including mine.) The other two haven't been around for long enough for there to be a lot of good independent analysis, including drawbacks and reasons why you might not want to get them. Maybe in a month or so, we'll know enough to be able to rank them in a sane fashion. It sounds like you're interested in roller mop robots. The only roller mop to the S1 Pro that I consider reasonable (besides the S1, of course) is the Eufy E25, or the Eufy E28 if the spot cleaner appeals to you. They're better on paper, and there's evidence that they deliver on their promises. But there's an issue with dirty water leakage on the current dirty water tank on the robot; there's a new tank design making the rounds, but it's still a little new to know whether it really fixes the problem, and there are the usual annoyances with requesting the new tank from support, production backlogs, etc. You really need to be fine with those hassles and the risk that they didn't get the fix right, and if you're fine with those kinds of risks, maybe the Flow or Z50 isn't so bad.

Quick correction on the Eufy E25: all the reports and reviews I've seen complain about the E28 base station noise, not the E25. Just A Dad is correct: roller mops require more maintenance, specifically for the onboard dirty water tank. His tests are extreme, which leads to extreme cleaning requirements for that tank, but there's still some extra work for normal use. I have a S1 Pro, and I can go two weeks without having to touch the dirty water tank. This is mopping a 1000 square-foot floor once a week, with parts a second time per week as well as some one-off jobs. You're going to need to clean out the dustbin filter every so often with most robots anyway; you can rinse out the tank and debris filter at the same time. How dirty do your floors get? Some of us just have the usual dust and debris issues. For that, you're not likely to notice a difference between the two types. If you have tracked-in mud and dirt a lot, or get stuff spilled on the floor that doesn't get cleaned manually, then the difference will start to matter a lot more.

E25 is excellent at mopping.

Enjoy it, it's a beast. The roller scrapper need to be manually cleaned a bit more frequently than asques in my case, but it mops so well l!

Enjoy it, it's a beast. The roller scrapper need to be manually cleaned a bit more frequently than asqued in my case, but it mops so well l!

Yeah. Buying the first one was a nightmare for me. As soon as someone lend one to us, it convinced my wife and we have 2 robots now. She didn't even ask the price of the last one (eufy e25).

European law is 2 years guaranty. I have the e25 since 5 days, so far so good, mopping is really good

Got the e25 since 1 month and no problem with my wife's hair also. I also have a l60 with hair cutting blade and even with the blade hairs get stuck on it, but nothing on my e25.

Youtuber justadad did a video a few days back, roller brush aren't as good as expected. I have the eufy e25 and I find it's mopping correct.

Yeah they mop correctly, but need more maintenance. I have an e25, and yes the dirty water tank needs to be cleaned regularly (once a week) or it becomes a mess.

Had the Eufy e25 for a week now so still early days but very impressed by it so far. We have 75% laminate floor 25% carpet and 1 very hairy golden retriever and in my opinion it’s done an excellent job so far both vac and mop. My only experience of a robovac was a cheap budget one we had about ten years ago so perhaps my standards are low but I’m happy so far

The "duo divide" or something like that. Some of the 2024 models had that brush design too. Other ones that are good with hair are the narwal and the new eufys (e25/e28) have the same brush design.watch vacuum wars or the hookup they test handling of hair. That said I have an older roborock s6max and 2 golden retrievers. It picks up the hair pretty well I just have to clean hair off fairly regularly. And if it's been more than a day, I have to empty the bin multiple times per cleaning. I want to upgrade to a eufy e25 depending on the reviews.

I'm in the market for a mop / vacuum combo as well. I bought a Eufy E25, but I am returning it due to the dirty water tank defect + in general it leaves a lot of water behind. To be honest, if you can wait later this year it sounds like the new track mop designs that are coming out from Dream and I forget the other company will be the best mops around. It's like a roller mop with all it's advantages, but improved. I will be looking out for reviews, I'm especially interested in how much dirty water is returned to the base VS left on the floors.

YES, but I would only get a roller mop style. This would mean something like the Eufy E25 or Eufy E28. I just got my E25 and it's a life changer for us... We have a dog and a cat at home.

Ugh, nowhere was it at all clear the e25 is missing the refillable tank feature. I got a discount for this model, but not the e28 - would have gone for the latter otherwise

In the e25? I thought it isn't refillable

I’ve got my 25. Absolutely amazing product

Not defective, mine does the same too

I have e25, it's exceptional, but I had a problem with leaks of drops of dirty water, but in 3 days eufy sent me a new dirt tank with a modification and the problem disappeared. I have a question, does anyone know where the dirty water goes? The tank is always empty🤷

Seems youre willing to drop major cash on this. But if you wanna save a little bit get the Eufy E25. Incredible hard floor performance for a more pocket friendly price.

Ditto, although I went with the e25 because I didn’t care about the spot cleaner. It seems to have good reviews, but I’ve second guessed myself a few times now.

Hey there. I'm from Portugal and I've been looking to buy my first robot vacuum. I'll share some thoughts on what I have been finding in my research. Roller mops are supposedly better at moping due to its execution on how it clens since it has a dirty water tank inside the robot and it scrapes de dirty water from the mop while cleaning. This is the general consence but I also read many people say that spinning mops can also do a great job depending on your demands. E28 has a roller mop, but I read that it really noisy mainly the base tower. it cant get really close to edges and corners. Theres ir no option to only mop. I also read some other issues regarding obstacle avoidance and app problems. Ifnyoindrvide to go with this you can also search for toe E25 that is cheaper and the only diference is that it doesn't have thr spot cleaner that people say it isn't very good anyway. There are other roller mops like the Z50, but the eufy are really cheap right now, The e25 it's at 710€ on Amazon.es. I didn't went to Xiaomi stores to see robot vacuums but usually their products are more expensive in the stores. If your looking for high end then you should exclude Xiaomi. They are budget oriented. Build quality should never be that great. You should set a budget so people can advise you better in here. I'm looking to see what sales do we get on prime day. Some robots I have on my list to see the price drop are, L40s pro ultra Eureka j15 pro ultra P50 pro ultra X40 ultra complete V50 pro ultra Qrevo edge s5a This are between around 700€ to 1000€ and I'm seeing which ones deep in price during prime day. Hope this helps something

E25 for carpet. C20 for excellent mopping and acceptable carpet on a budget.

Indeed, but so is the C20. My understanding is that the E25 is a much better carpet vac, and also nearly double the price.

Fair first impressions, iv upgraded from the RoboVac 11S and everything about this new device is better. Not mopped yet but will Set that off tonight. However, I have forgotten about replacement expendables which I’ll look about for now. IOS no problems but strange why the app needs precise location, I set that to once only for set up. The ring light isn’t bothering me yet since I took her out the box today but if only a firmware update would take care of that or at least allow a light schedule.

Eufy e25/e28 is good for me so far, no major flaws and easy to use, and eufy is a big company which you can get steady customer support

I've been using a eufy e25 for about 1 months now, I was worried that the self-washing mechanism would break down quickly, but it's held up surprisingly well. It's definitely worth the investment imo.

E28. No robot vacuum is great at getting all pet hair out of carpet in one go. We do a daily vacuum of high traffic areas and it keeps the pet hair at bay. Also, has a spot cleaner since it sounds like you have lots of carpet and pets. If you don’t want the portable deep cleaner the e25 is similar.

Make sure it’s one with a detangling or split rolled brush. We both have long hair and our E28 makes quick work of all of it without tangling. If you don’t have the need for a spot cleaner, check out the E25 as I hear it’s similar.

I have two dogs in a relatively small, clean apartment with complicated furniture (frames on the floor instead of legs, for example) and a mix of hard floor and large area rugs. I have had several vacs over the years and was always reticent of mops because they just circulate dirt IMO. HOWEVER, having gone down the same rabbit hole as you around Prime Day I settled on the Eufy E25 Omni and my god is it one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Previously I’d vacuum every few days around the robot with my Dyson V15 Pro Detect but that’s only used for my sofa now. It runs daily to vacuum and mops twice a week and the floor is truly spotless. If you’re seeking perfection in a robot you’ll always fail. Yes, it very occasionally gets stuck or snags a cable but the navigation generally blows my mind, as does the AI object avoidance. The hydrojet system is particularly impressive if you worry about circulating dirt like me.

I recently got the E25 and it was great for the first few days, and then it started leaving drops of dirty water every 2-3 feet. I have taken it all apart and cleaned it but it hasnt resolved the issue. Im going to try to contact Eufy on Monday about it.

Is this normal? We’ve just got the E25 but we can see some very visable striping when mopping https://preview.redd.it/hmlm4r848i5f1.jpeg?width=2049&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54b0a1e8485302db281cd489fa2ffa6120a1bdb6

Cat toys was my concern. The Dreame x40, Mova p50, Eufy e25 e28 all have excellent object avoidance. Especially in their price ranges. Eufy e25 is $699 through Eufy. Those Dreame and Mova models can drop their mops. Eufy has vac only. All of them can vac corners.

This is correct for the majority of reviewers. They just dont have the ability to use them all daily. One of them , I think vacuum wars, weights amazon reviews in their overall rating they probably use AI and dont read all of them. They are not a reviewer I liked very well. I feel they are biased and are overlooking brands that excel over the ones they prefer. Sort of the turn consumer reports took. To the OP, I searched amazon reviews by key words to find issues that were important to me. I searched and watched a loooot of youtubes. The popular reviewers can still be biased by getting free machines. Ive been watching Just a Dad reviews as he is purchasing his all himself and uses the ones he likes in his home for several months. He has reviewed a lot of models and will cover base and vac maintenance and cleaning on some and more detail on app functionality. Then when I think I found the model I want then I look for more reviews by other reviewers. I was interested in the Dreame x40 and the Mova p50 and wanted to know what the exact differences were, after a lot of searching I finally found a German reviewer that compared them both. The wheel quality issue on the P50 has been resolved. The most important criteria for me is, mapping /app functionality and small object avoidance. That removed all machines that use Ecovacs app which was a lot. As far as what model I would choose if not going with the flat spinning mops it would be the Eufy E25. At first I was put off by the proprietary cartridge, however from what I found, it doesn’t monitor if its full. It lasts a long time and if necessary can be added to the clean water. A lot of mops dont add the solution to the vacuum, its only used for washing the pads. Their accessories are less expensive as well. The drippy waste water tank lid on the vac has been resolved and new ones will be sent to owners in a few weeks.

If you download the Eufy clean app and create an account the e25 is already $699. They had it for $600 last week but I hadn’t decided yet. I snoozed and lost. They also had some discounted gift cards not sure now. Be wary of the tech radar link. She is the first Ive heard having software issues. I have called Eufy for my cameras. No complaints there either. There is one glaring issue currently and that is the waste tank lid leaks. There is a fix being sent to customers when available. I was planning on using painters tape to seal the lid for now. The eureka she recommends has not had good reviews and the app is limited and glitchy. I wanted the Eureka but after digging into it more moved on. For me object avoidance is top of the list.

Through Eufy you can get the E25 for $600 and the E28 for $800. Caveat dealing with Eufy directly if you have buyers remorse can be a challenge. I have 10 of their cameras and havent had an issue with their customer service and have had camera replaced.

I learned a lot by watching videos lots of videos. It really depends on what you feel is important. The vacuum wars spreadsheet in this post is helpful. Their comparison link is helpful. For value priced with good object avoidance, good app and overall good function. I don't know how these price out where you are. Dreame x40 Eufy e25 - best mopping Mova P50 - Not good if you have wide grout lines Dreame L40 - not the best object avoidance but good enough. If you need something cheaper you might research the Dreame x30. I havent really researched the lower priced models because object avoidance wasnt as good. All I know is what I learned searching for my vacuum. Look at the chart in this post to narrow things down.

I bought an eufy25 and couldn't use it for even a minute due to dirty water tank error. Returned it to Amazon and debating what to do now. I might buy another one and cross my fingers that it's not defective.

For your use case I would recommend robots with a roller mop like the eufy e25, eufy e28, eufy s1 pro or the ecovacs x9. And if it’s mopping up dog pee it should be dry because when its wet it could be vacuumed up by the robot.

Eufy e25 or e28 will fit all your needs

No Eufy E25? It's $699 on Prime day

Maybe you haven't tested it yet because it's so new, you should. I replaced my Narwal with it and it's night and day.

I bought an E25 and an E28. I figured I only needed one spot cleaner. I also have all hard floors (tile and vinyl plank), but I figured I could use it on upholstery or the car.

Roller mops hands down. Are there some screwed up roller mops? You bet! Eufy S1, E28 and E25 are great. So are the Ecovacs roller mops.

I highly rate my E25! The only issue I have is the cleaning solution, like you said. The store doesn't have any to purchase, either (UK based, so I'm unsure elsewhere) Also to note, check your email! I received an email to ask me to review and then got 3 dust bags for a total of £1 - no delivery fee! I've had it a few weeks now and flipped it over last night to do a one over for maintenance. A nice add-on in the app showing how to do everything correctly. I was surprised at how much the dust filter needed a clean and how much of my hair got caught around the side brushes.

I can't fault my E25! Fantastic bit of kit! I'm very glad I returned my Shark Power Detect Never Touch!

Are you more interested in vacuuming performance or mopping performance? I have the E25, and I think it's worth the money (UK based) I thought my tiles in my dining room were clean - I was so wrong! You should see the colour of the dirty water. It looks like mud! I'm more impressed than disgusted. Its performance with the roller mop is amazing. Busy household - kids and dogs. Does a reasonable job at vacuuming, though I do set it to vacuum every day. Mopping every other day. Manual vacuum and mop once or twice a week (nothing beats hands-on cleaning, but the robot sure does help!!!)

I have a eufy E25, it's ticked all the boxes for me (tiled and carpeted flooring), and customer service had been on point for me. I have dogs, and it avoids their toys (and them!) Plus, the kids' bits and bobs - no tears from vacced up toys.

For crevices, you need a robot with a bristle main brush. Dreame L series and Mova usually use rubber brushes, which, according to reviewers on YT, don't pick up dust in crevices well unlike bristle ones. Some Roborock model like Q5 Pro, Q8 Max, Qrevo S, and QV35A/S also uses a similar brush. I think if you don't mind with prices, E28 or E25 is a good candidate because its roller mop is superior. Roborock also has a new lineup called S5A which is the cheaper version of Qrevo Edge. Now it's $899 on Amazon. S5A uses a similar Duo Divide split brush as in Qrevo Edge and Eufy E28, a self-empty station, and obstacle avoidance but only using structured light without a live camera.

Isn't E25 just E28 without the dry and wet vacuum?

Either Mova P50 Pro Ultra or Eufy E25. The Eufy tank problem has mostly been resolved after they sent a new dirty water tank design. The S5V doesn't have an RGB camera that allows better obstacle detection and avoidance; it only uses a structured light sensor to detect obstacles and won't be able to detect liquid or pets that are on the floor. For anti-hair tangle, Mova P50 Pro Ultra uses a TriCut brush, and Eufy E25 uses a split brush similar to Roborock Qrevo S5V/Edge. I heard that Eufy vacuum performance is kind of weaker than other brands.

OP, if you’re open to spending an extra $50, consider the Eufy E25. It should be the cheapest among the robot vacuums that use a roller mop, and it cleans better than spinning mops. And its two roller brushes do a great job at reducing tangles. I have an E28 (the E25 with spot cleaner version), and I have a Shiba Inu and a long-haired Ragdoll cat, plus I shed a lot of hair, but the roller brushes hardly get tangled at all.

The eufy E28/25 is good. I have a Shiba Inu and a Ragdoll cat, the pet hair is no issue for eufy at all. Even my long hair rarely gets tangled. The obstacle avoidance works well too.

No problem. The second floor of my house is all carpeted, and I used to clean with a Dyson V8, but since I got the E28, I haven't vacuumed myself.

I second the e25 or e28, I have had one since it came out in the UK and love it with the mop function for our mainly vinyl tile floors with rugs. It learns from any mistakes too, like when it got stuck on my cat Matt, it seems to have learnt and goes round it now when it is there.

E25, E28 have 50% more downforce than the S1 roller mop and S1 is only 8K suction compared to 20K on E25,28. S1 is old news for the same price as the E28.

I like the E25 and move to a roller from the disc based design is huge. But still hesitant upgrading Roomba i7+ unless child is produced or I get a pet. These mopping robots are not truley as hands free as vacuuming only ones because of the water. I imagine the station/tanks get absolutely disgusting if you dont stay on top of it. Clean one probably needs swap every 3ish days I imagine and dirty one as soon as possible... Told Eufy to create model that would fly to a designated toilet and dump contents directly there. But looks like they ignored that.

I just got the E25 and love it. It's really low maintenance. I had a narwal spinning mop before and it used far more water than the E25. This one doesn't use very much at all so it's truly hands free for quite a while.

Highly recommended! The cleaning is incredibly thorough. I was worried the vacuum noise might disturb my 5-year-old son’s sleep, but it’s much quieter than I expected. It maneuvers under the dining table to pick up his food crumbs, and even cleans up his spilled juice!

I'm enjoying my eufy E25, it's been super helpful for a household with a cat and baby!

Eufy. The roller mop is a game changer for robot vacuums. No matter how many techniques spinning mops add, they can’t do it as well as this. My previous Dreame D10 plus basically spread the dust around on the floor. But the new E25 doesn't do that at all.

I just ordered the Eufy E25 - from what I can tell it is the most bang for your money mop/vacuum combo. I did the same overwhelming analysis, but most of them turned me off since I wasn't looking to drop $1300+ on one. So when the Eufy E25 came to my attention at a price point that was impressive - i pulled the trigger. Now I just have to wait for it to show up :)

For me the important aspects was a) not get clogged by dog hairs (we have a lot) b) decent object detection (especially cords and shoes) c) good suction (we have some area rugs on the hardwood) - the E25 seemed good in those 3 areas for the price. I figure with Robot Vacuum/mops the technology will keep improving, so I don't see the need to buy the state of the art today, only to have it be just ok in 12 months. Rather spend a bit less, and get something thats great today, and still ok for a few years. My Roomba will move upstairs where its all carpet, since its just a vacuum, so I'll get some more life out of it .

After all my research I got the Eufy E25. Ran 2 full cleanings with it since getting it, and I'm amazed. Avoids dog toys like a pro, navigates between area rugs, hardwood and slate without problems, and leaves my floors amazingly clean. Does everything I wanted a vacuum/mop to do for me.

I didn't. I was burned out on looking at options by the time I came across the E25. It seemed to be the right price for the right features. I wanted something with a roller mop, good obstacle avoidance and good suction without breaking the bank - the E25 fit that bill (I got it for $699) and it is totally worth that. When I looked in that price range I had a hard time finding anything with the same set of features without it being an older model. (and technology is moving so fast now, I wanted a new model so it wasn't immediately outdated)

I just bought my E25 with the $200 preorder discount and 20% back with Capital One Shopping. The next day I got a Capital One Shopping deal for 30% back from Eufy. Doh. Only another 10%, but still slightly annoyed. haha

[Here’s a video](https://youtu.be/pK5kgx0t5RU?si=gItu8Lobh7ZhA8Qn) comparison the mopping performance side by side. E25 (Pros): Much stronger suction (20kPa vs 8kPa) → noticeably better on carpets. - Extendable side brush → cleans corners better. - Splits brush roller → manages long hair slightly better. - Base station auto-cleans mop and dustbin, same as S1. E25 (Cons): - Taller → worse at fitting under low furniture. - Dirty water leaks during use, as you know. Some users report that the replace tank didnt fix the issue. - Louder dirty-water pump. - A little more maintenance noise/quirks compared to S1 Pro. S1 Pro (Pros): - Slimmer profile (3.7” vs 4.4”) → fits under more furniture. - Ozone feature to disinfect mop water (gimmick or not, it’s unique). - Touchscreen on the dock → quick controls without the app. - Smoother dirty-water management (less messy, no dripping noted). - Slightly higher mop lift (12.5mm vs 10mm). S1 Pro (Cons): - Weaker suction → not as good on carpets. - Corner cleaning weaker (non-extendable side brushes). - Smaller dustbin. - Still gets hair wrap on brush roller (like E25). The reason the S1 Pro is cheap right now is because the S2 is about to drop, so it’s being cleared out. If you have lots of carpet and don’t mind occasional quirks/noise, the E25 is the stronger vacuum and more versatile with corners. If you want smoother reliability, a slimmer profile for furniture, and less risk of water drip issues, the S1 Pro is safer. At equal price, I’d lean S1 Pro since you have no carpet If you're not set on Eufy I can recommend some others. These are not the best mopping robots in their price range but they are still good enough and you will like them

Eufy has very good/excellent customer service. I bought 3 of their vacs and all had minor issues with either the roller throwing error messages (LS60), mapping errors (Omni C20), dripping dirty water tank (E25). In every case, they sent me replacement parts, replaced the unit and then refunded it when it kept having issues (returned it 5 months later), or sent updated parts without much hassle. So when they refunded my purchase of the C20, instead of switching to another brand and trying out a different robovac, I decided to try a newer model (E25). Performance is actually really good minus the dripping here and there, but at least they addressed it with a new part. So yeah, Eufy isn't perfect, but their customer service sure makes up for any shortcomings with their vacs.

I just got a Eufy E25 and started using it yesterday, my first robovac in 7~ years. I’m in love with it already. Mostly LVP flooring, one bedroom with carpet. We have two dogs, no kids. So far I am very impressed! Mopping performance is great so far and no complaints about mapping/object avoidance. I wanted a roller mop, and I like that this has an automatic (albeit proprietary) detergent dispenser in the hub to keep the mop clean.

+1 for the e25, granted I’m only on day 2 of use

I’m getting the E25 too. I have a bissell handheld pet vacuum so no need for the 2-1 for me. And I’m not sure the value is there for this unless you specifically don’t want a separate unit OR the built in one here is particularly excellent. The price jump from e25 to e28 is more than the cost of a stand alone spot cleaner.

You'll definitely want one with a ROLLER mop, not the spinning or vibrating brushes. I have a eufy e25 and it cleans really well. I really like it. But there may be other options that are as good or better. I just know that the roller style is a must for primarily mopping. If you were only worried about mopping a small area, I'd say it matters less.

My recommendation would be the e25 because that's what I settled on to purchase. I think it makes sense to stay within the same brand too so you don't have multiple apps. So I'd just say get another one. Or the e28 if you think you'd need the spot cleaner.

I've got a Eufy e25 (same thing as the e28 without the spot cleaner on the base) and it does a really nice job. Ecovacs is great too but generally more expensive. You'll want one with a roller mop, not the spinning mops or the vibrating mop. I'm sure there are plenty of good options out there. I picked Eufy for a few reasons. Price, I already have a few other Eufy products and their app is pretty good, and I trust Eufy more than newer companies like Dreame and Yeeti.

I have an older Roomba i3+ and just got an e25 and it's soooooooo much better! I had been planning to keep the Roomba for upstairs cleaning, but it's such a night and day difference that IDK if I can keep it lol I brought the Eufy upstairs today and it's running and cleaning while I'm sitting up there and it's not bothering me at all. It's so quiet. I don't even want to be home when my roomba is running. I've had the Roomba for longer though. More like 5 years? IDK

I find that my e25 is kind of weak for a vacuum. I think it has to do with the actual vacuum “mouth” (idk what to call it, the place where the rollers are) is fairly small compared to the mop roller which is the whole thing. It just doesn’t vacuum the whole area it drives over.

> I think you’re buying this machine for the mop Definitely. That said, I find it to be a very good mop especially at this price. But if I didn’t need the mop, I would probably have gone with another option.

Just got the e25 set up 2 days ago so I don’t have much experience with it but so far I’m really impressed. Cleaning/mopping is really good and it does the job fast. Cleaned my 520 sqft first floor in 45 minutes this morning. Mapped the place in about 3 minutes. Feels very solid and well made. It did try to eat a cat toy yesterday and got stuck. Too soon to say how common that will be.

Yeah I really like it. I've got a few Eufy devices now and they're always really good quality. The Eufy "ecosystem" is one reason I was leaning towards this option. I just like to simplify how many apps I need on my phone for this stuff.

I’ll recommend the one I have, which is the eufy e25. The e28 is the same thing but with a spot cleaner. It works really well for me. Cleans great, navigates great, feels well built. It doesn’t really leave me wanting for much.

I have an old Roomba i3+ and a new eufy e25. Build quality was never an issue for Roomba but the eufy feels great and the app is better and it cleans much more efficiently. I’m still using the i3+ upstairs and its lack of lidar or any type of cameras makes it wedge itself under my furniture almost every time it runs. It gets stuck almost every day. I’m actually considering a new one for upstairs because it’s so bad by comparison. Maybe the e20 with the stick vacuum. That would be handy to have anyway. I’ll wait for Black Friday or something

Some people have very strong opinions about this. Very few people have hands on experience with both types, because who buys 2 robot vacuums unless you are a reviewer, and then you're not really using them in a real world scenario. Bottom line is that they both function just fine for home use. Your floors will be noticeably cleaner with any mopping robot vacuum than with a non-mopping robot vacuum. Pros of the spinning mops: there's no on-board dirty water tank, so you don't have to clean that out periodically. The robot returns to the base and washes the mop pads, and the dirty water is stored on the base station only. In my opinion, this is the *only* advantage that the spinning mops have over a roller mop. Pros of the roller mops: downward pressure is isolated in a smaller area, which will increase the scrubbing power for dried on stuff. There are no blind spots in the mopping. The spinning mop pads have a big blind spot right in the middle of the robot where the mop pads meet. The rolling mop is scraped clean (not completely, but it does scrape off some dirty water) as it spins. In theory it means you are cleaning with a cleaner mop, but these mops hold a lot of water, and the scraper can not get it entirely clean. It's still cleaner than the spinning mops which make no attempt to clean the pads during the cleaning except for returning to the base. But here's why it doesn't really matter that much. These should be cleaning every day, or most days. The accumulation of grime on your floors is going to be minimal. You're not going to be dealing with huge ketchup spills or whatever you see in these tests that reviewers or manufacturers show. You're going to deal with some liquid that splashed when you were cooking and didn't notice and it dried. Maybe your dog sneezed and there's dog snot on the ground. That kind of stuff. Small messes that would accumulate if you only mopped once a month, but you're not mopping just once a month. You're mopping 5 times a week. Anyway, I still prefer a roller mop. They are no longer only available on the flagship robovacs. You can get them on <$1000 robots. Spinning mops will become a feature that is only on the more budget/mid range level robots because even if it's only really better in theory, it is still better. I bought a Eufy e25 and it's been excellent. There's plenty of good options. Oh, and you're going to be cleaning your robovac every month or so anyway. Cleaning the dirty water tank is really not a big deal. Just spray it out in the sink.

I've got the e25 (same robot, no spot cleaner) and I agree with all that. Obstacle avoidance is top notch. Navigation is excellent. One cool thing is that it can actually clean up wet spills. You don't need to clean it up first. I probably still would, but it's not necessary. And check if it's leaving water drops as it's mopping. There may be a few drops trailing the robot periodically. If that's happening, there's a new dirty water tank available that Eufy can send you. Since you've had it for 2 weeks, it's possible that yours already has the new tank on it. But if not, it's good to get.

My wife and I have been renting for years with mostly carpet floors, but we just bought a house and the first floor has all hardwood and vinyl so one thing I wanted to make sure we did was upgrade our Roomba i3 to something with a mop. I decided to get the Eufy e25 for a few reasons. The cost seemed really good for a vacuum with this feature set, I‘m familiar with Eufy/Anker products and I know them to generally be good quality, and I believe that a roller mop is superior to spinning mops because of the on-board dirty water tank where the dirt goes, rather than just catching whatever it can in the brushes and spreading the rest around. \*\*The cleaning experience\*\* Setup was super easy. Very straight forward. I find Eufy’s app to be pretty good and easy to use. It mapped my first floor in a few minutes and it was perfectly accurate with the floor types and areas where furniture were. It took maybe 5-10 minutes to map. While cleaning, it’s so much quieter than I’m used to. Maybe this is just normal these days, but for my Roomba I don’t want to be at home while it’s running. It’s so loud. But I can be at home and it really doesn’t bother me. That’s great for when I make a mess and I need it to come clean, but usually I still prefer it to clean when I’m at work because coming home to clean floors is so nice. It does leave a good amount of water on the floors, and that’s true no matter how much water you tell it to use. So IDK what that does, or if it does anything, but if that would bother you, might not be the best mop for you. It doesn’t really bother me because the water is clean and it doesn’t streak. Obstacle avoidance is excellent with this robot. I only have had to get something out of its rollers once, and there are always cat toys strewn about our floors. Oddly, it did shove a kitchen chair across the floor like 5 feet. IDK how that’s possible with the bump sensors and lidar, but it did it. Every other time it does a very careful job cleaning under the kitchen table and does it about as well as you can expect without getting trapped. Mopping is excellent. It picks up so much grime. I have it run 4 days a week and we aren’t dirty people, but the dirty water tank is always nasty and the floors are always perfectly clean. I couldn’t be happier with the mopping ability. Carpet vacuuming is good. I think the Roomba I have is actually a little better than it due to the dual rollers, and the wider brush intake. But still, I’m not disappointed in the carpet cleaning. Roomba has always been known for their carpet cleaning and not stacking up to it doesn’t make this bad at all. \*\*Quirks\*\* It has multiple floor mapping, but when I bring it upstairs to clean, I’d like to to mop our landing area and the bathroom floors, but if you lift it off the base station, there will not be water in the tank. It doesn’t hold clean water on-board until you tell it to run. So I have to initiate a job on the first floor and then snatch it and put it upstairs. Then it works fine. It figures out where it is in about 5 seconds and it cleans normally and it does a great job. But I wish it would keep clean water on board when it’s just sitting there. IDK why it wouldn’t. On the map, it sees where the stairway to the basement is, and it never falls down the stairs, but it maps it like it’s the same floor because we leave the door open. Not really a problem, but the map looks a little odd in that spot. \*\*Cleaning the robot\* Cleaning the on board dirty water tank is a bit of a hassle. It’s not easy to get in to and there’s cat hair all over it, among with general grime. https://preview.redd.it/xgh1yabhbpcf1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=636ed688af45ba3ac140a93993502a66b8364cfb https://preview.redd.it/zxz4mabhbpcf1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fba0e21e422a1c7d04a1d259735a26270cc11cc1 The good news is, spraying it with some hot water cleaned it up real nice. Did not take much elbow grease. The brush rollers didn’t need much cleaning. There were no hair tangles and despite what it looks like on the sides, that’s just dust that didn’t get sucked up. Wiped it off easily. I saw on Vacuum Wars the e28 developed hair “clumps” behind the rollers, but I think that wouldn’t be a problem if you’re just dealing with a moderate amount of hair/fur. The amount they have in such a small area in their test is IMO excessive. https://preview.redd.it/lesn5f80cpcf1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cb2c78687cbcd4dc86c8c2112e809232c13a4865 The roller mop did not need cleaning. I took it off and inspected it but I decided not to wash it. It was as clean as I’d expect. Cleaning the dust bin was also very simple and it didn’t need much. I think cleaning once a month is about right. Maybe every 2 weeks. I wish it did a better job self-cleaning the on board dirty water tank. That’s the only thing that I was a little disappointed in. It was very dirty and didn’t seem to eject larger bits of debris in to the dirty water tank on the base station, so I could see this getting clogged if someone doesn’t clean it regularly. I think for the price, it’s hard to argue with it. I’m very very happy with it. I think it’s a 9/10. It just leaves a little too much water behind on the floors and it will require some time dedicated to cleaning it every so often, more cleaning than I maybe anticipated. But 15 minutes every few weeks isn’t a big deal. I recommend it to those considering it. Ask me any questions you have about it!

So, despite leaving quite a bit of water behind on my floors (despite the water usage level I have it set to), the dirty water tank fills up pretty quickly, and it is filthy every time. I run it 4 times a week and we don't have kids, rarely wear shoes in the house, and just have 2 cats. So that leads me to believe that the mop *does* work well. Next time it runs when I'm home I'll grab a paper towel and wipe behind it and see if the paper towel is just damp, or if it's brown/dirty looking. There IS a design flaw with the on-board dirty water tank and Eufy is aware of it. Mine doesn't seem to be effected, but people comment on dirty water drops left behind it as it mops. Maybe this is happening to you?

First off, I have a Eufy E25 and I love it. It cleans so so so well. So if you go with that, I think you'll be pleased with the cleaning performance and noise level (except when it empties the bin, but they're all loud when they do that). As far as looks go, the best thing to do is hide it behind furniture. We have ours behind a couch. The couch sits about a foot away from the wall which gives enough room to fit the base there and it's tall enough off the ground for the robot to easily clean under it and find the base without any problems. If you came to my house, you probably wouldn't even notice it was there unless you looked behind the couch. It's like a little garage for the robot Do you have a good place like that to put the base station? Or will it have to be out in the open? I find Dreame or Mova (same company) makes some really attractive looking base stations.

I actually think his conclusion was different than what I expected based on what he showed in the video. Roller mops DID outperform spinning mops. They did the job in fewer passes and had to return to the base less frequently. He just didn't like that you had to clean out the on-board dirty water tank. But he's testing with super dirty floors, so his tank is going to be messier than the average person. I've cleaned out my e25's dirty water tank and it takes like 5 minutes every 3 or 4 weeks and it's not overly dirty or nasty.

I haven’t had that experience. I actually took it apart to clean it the other day and decided it didn’t even need to be cleaned after inspecting it.

I find my eufy e25 to do exceptionally well on carpet with cat hair. It's quiet and quick as well and has good obstacle avoidance. I'm sure there's a lot of good ones, but I've had a lot of good experiences with this!

I have the e25 and I’d buy it again. I find that it has *excellent* obstacle avoidance, excellent mopping, and excellent vacuuming. Hard to argue with IMO. And the base is less of an eye sore

I've been really happy with my e25. Suction power is pure marketing fluff but it does a great job nonetheless.

As someone who still uses a roomba and just upgraded to a Eufy e25, it’s night and day different. Although I remain impressed with roomba’s carpet cleaning. It’s damn good and the Eufy doesn’t seem to do as good a job, honestly.

I've had really great success with my e25 when it comes to obstacle detection/avoidance and not needing to intervene or come home and find it stuck somewhere. It did the mapping on the first try and split my rooms up accurately. I did notice that it shoved a kitchen chair across the room once, which I thought was strange because of the bump sensor and lidar were otherwise so good at detecting things. And usually it navigates the kitchen table/chairs without touching the legs. So maybe there's a bug with their software that gives a blindspot for things like chair legs sometimes since you mentioned the bar stools were a problem. Also I've never had issues with cat hair or my wife's curly hair getting caught in the rollers. After a month with it there were absolutely no tangles at all. Not to say that the T80 isn't a better robot, it probably is. I've just been really happy with the e25 and haven't experienced some of the things you were mentioning. It definitely does leave behind more water though. It's clean water and dries without streaking, but when I'm home when it's cleaning I do try to avoid walking in the rooms it's actively mopping or have just mopped.

E25, testing it out but seems to do the job. Got a full refund for the X10 and to keep it, only reason we kept it so long.

I have one too. It’s a very nice robot. It works much better than the Dreame that I had to send back.

Look at the eufy E28/25 instead of the S1 Pro. Has better overall cleaning.

True. It’s a nice feature, but a very minor one in my opinion. The E28 does a great job of cleaning and drying the roller. I hand wash the roller with soap once a month as well.

Mopping robots have come a very long way in recent years and can provide a very solid clean. They haven’t fully replaced manual cleaning, but they definitely keep your house in good shape and make your manual cleanings much less frequent. To address some of your questions: 1. I’d need to see what the room transitions look like, but if they are pretty short, most robots should be able to handle them. 2. They can handle carpet. The effectiveness of the carpet cleaning varies model to model. Most of the mid range and better robots will have lifting mops that will detect carpet and lift automatically to avoid getting your carpets wet. Many even increase suction when they detect carpets for better cleaning. 3. Carpets shouldn’t be an issue, but you can always make the robot avoid them if you prefer. 4. Not as sure on this. They all have to send some data I’m sure, but often times it’s encrypted and you can usually opt out of most of it if preferred. 5. Depending on the type of mopping system you get will determine how deep the mop cleaning is. I’d highly recommend getting a roller mop system (see the Eufy E28/25, the new ecovacs, soon to be released Narwal Flow, ect). I have the E28 and I’m very impressed with its overall cleaning. Mopping is great. Check out vacuum wars on YouTube. They aren’t perfect, but will give you a good idea of all the robots, their strengths and weaknesses, and their features. Happy to try to answer any other questions.

I really love my Eufy E28 and you can get it for $500 less than the X9.

I will say that the E28/E25 is really efficient with its water use. I only fill the clean water tank once a week and I run it at least once a day.

And the dirty bin fills even slower.

We have 2 feral kids under 4, a dog and a cat as well. I am the semi-house trainer husband in the dynamic. We have the Eufy E28 and love it. The E25 is the same if you don’t need the spot cleaner.

Like adding a zone while it’s cleaning? I don’t think you can do that, but I could be mistaken. Very easy to add zones, designate rooms, ect in general though. The E28/25 can’t do mop only, but that is specific to these models, not the app in particular. I also have yet to find a time where I want to just mop without vac.

Skip the S1 and go for the E25. Same mopping with much better vacuuming.

Not sure if it can be done on all/most eufy robots, but I believe I can do all this on my eufy E28, which means the E25 can as well.

You can get the eufy e25 for $700 in the app. Probably going to be the best budget roller mop.

The mopping dries in less than 2 minutes for any robot. Re your last question. Granted you have better mopping with the E25/28 BUT, it doesn’t come for free. You have more maintenance to keep the robot dirty water tank clean and all the corners and parts in it. With the Curv or edge you have anti tangling side brush and main roller, as well as very little maintenance on the robot and dock. Unless you have dogs with muddy paws every day or wear shoes inside the house then defin go with roborock.

IMO avoid ecovacs, they have tons of app and navigation issues. There a hundreds of posts on Reddit about it and they have really bad track record of it. On vacuumwars is the number one because they test it for half a day and then it goes to the closet and onto the next vacuum, hence that YouTuber is barely a starting point. E25 has no mop only option which for several people is crucial, the vacuum rollers get the dirt stick to them, they suck humidity and the hepa filter gets clogged easier, etc. Master has no antitangling rollers I would recommend Mova Z50 with mopping roller or V50 with a bit more effective antitangling vacuum roller but has spinning pads. On Roborock QRevo Curv or Edge are sweet spot of value on their lineup, spinning pads and excellent antitangling. For Dreame probably the L40s Pro ultra is a good not so expensive option. For Narwal Z Freo Ultra they have really good spinning pads applying good pressure on the floor and the vacuum roller is excellent anti tangling. The only con for me is the lack of onboard water tank which makes it go back often to the station.

Can confirm. I wasn’t even aware of the dripping, but they sent an alert to let me know they had new tanks available. Super easy to get a new one free and no more dripping.

If you care even a little bit about mopping, the E25 will deliver the best performance due to the rolling mop vs spinning on the others.

Just hard floors, your place will be heaven for E28, or E25, if you don't need the spot cleaner, then it can be cheaper.

Eufy E28/25 is the latest favorite in the sub and also my favorite. I have the E28, and both my cat and I enjoy it.

It’s a good unit. The E25 coming out is the next version; biggest difference is less water usage, stronger suction.

Hey there , I think at your budget ( if you can push it a bit higher) and depending on sales, its going to be the Eufy E25/E28. It's a spinning roller mop which most will say is the best type. It's got decent features that are usually only on higher models. Think it seems to a good all rounder !

Eufy, I have the e25/28 depending your budget and features are good. Not sure about the long term reliability yet. But it feels well enough engineered. Roborock products are of a high standard, mine worked for 5 years every day. Avoid ecovacs. The products are not that well engineered making it a 50/50 chance of having a good experience. 2 experiences, 1st: meh for 1 year, 2nd: died in less than 3 months. (Edit: and customer service is just insulting in France... Really, worst ever conversation I could have with a customer service).

Eufy everyday against ecovacs. T30 was very overpriced for the quality. It's the lottery with their product and customer service. E28 (same as e25) is a breeze compared to the T30.

Eufy e25/28 are doing great. Should be in your budget.

This is a Eufy E25 or E28. It is as you say, a "mop Roomba" although it is more similar in design to a wet/dry mop vacuum -- like a Tineco. Along with it's separate vacuum functions, It has a single spinning mop roller. Each rotation the roller is mopping up dirt, and then the dirty water on the roller is being squeegeed into an onboard dirty water tank, all while new water/soap is being added onto the roller. The constant disposal of dirty water and addition of clean water makes for the best mop-style robot vacuums on the market. Much better than normal spinning or vibrating mop pads that other robot vacuum manufacturers use. There are a few other manufacturers of these roller-mop style robot vacuums, but imo, Eufy makes the best one.

Eufy e25/28 honestly have been great for me in a standard suburban house with hardwood floors and carpets, and little kids making a mess. Goes around single hotwheels, shoes and random books and stuffed animals. Vacuums reallllly well, honestly comparable to my Dyson 360 Vis Nav for vacuuming carpet. Cant go wrong and Amazon returns are easy if you hate it

Since you have all hard floors I’d gos with the Eufy E25/28 due to its roller mop. Or if you have more of a budget something like the Ecovacs X9 or Narwal Flow which also have roller mops.

Got mine a week ago to replace my x8 and enjoying it for sure. You can have it empty it's bin every 15/30/45 minutes if you want to make sure it doesn't get too full, just be warned it's a jet engine when it empties. E25/e28 is so quiet running that we don't mind having it run while we are home.

Eufy e25/e28 is doing me good so far with a golden retriever and 2 cats. Noticeably better than my old x8 and after a week running daily the brushes aren't the least bit tangled.

Eufy e25/28 are superior to the S1 Pro. I’d go for self cleaning roller mops over the spinning mop pads.

I know…I was referring more to the Dreame (and maybe the Narwal), which is spinner. The S1 doesn’t have an extending roller, hence the suggestion for the e25/28.

I also had an older roomba that couldn’t keep up. I recently got a eufy brand one that’s self-emptying with a hair cutter. If I run it once a day, it’s usually pretty good at keeping up but if I wait more than two days, there’s too much hair and it’ll get balls of hair that cause an error with the cutter. When they’re blowing their coats I might run it twice in a day or do a little sweeping in between. I have three huskies and they’re in and out of the dog door too so plenty of dust/dirt in addition to the hair. The house is 1300 sq feet but I have it clean probably half that (open family areas) and it will have to empty two or three times during its job. I will say this one seems smarter and doesn’t get stuck as much as the roomba did.

I had the Roborock Qrevo Pro and it vacuumed well and emptied itself. I ended up taking it back because, though vacuuming is part of the priority, the main priority is mopping for me. The Roborock doesn't actually pick up the mopping water, so basically just pushing around what it already mopped until it gets back to its station to clean itself. So in areas like my laundry room with tile the dirt would catch on the edges of the tile leaving a residue that made the floor looking dirtier than it was previously. I've done a bunch of research, and I will be getting a eufy with the Hydrojet system. I have 6 dogs (2 of which are Great Pyrenees), so there's LOTS of hair, but my rumba does an ok job with that when it works more than once a day. BUT the dogs also bring in icky paws at times, so I really want a robot one that cleans and sucks up its dirty water and continuing to clean with fresh water. The eufy's fit the bill. I currently have a CrossWave cordless max wet dry vac, which cleans with fresh water and vacuuming up the dirty water, and though it's not a robot it provides the type of clean floors that I'm looking for in a robot vac as well. The eufy was the only one that I saw that operated in this way.

I'm a eufy enthusiast. They're quiet and affordable. We're about to upgrade to a self emptying one in our main room.

We bought our Eufy robo vac/mop last June, since then it's cleaned: 428 Times 317h3m 158380 ft² I would say that the investment was more than worthwhile.

I have 2 eufy mop + vacs and a regular shark. I think they’re amazing! They’re like little drunk robots that get into situations. If I had the dough I’d go for one that empties automatically.

Eufy makes great ones and has a very easy app to use. Get one with the emptying station and you can leave it untouched for months. Be sure to follow maintenance recommendations - clean out dust bin every N hours, that sort of thing. If you go that route and have a dog (or kid) that sometimes leaves a mess that would make a bigger mess getting vacuumed, time the scheduled cleanings for after you've been around and had the chance to pick up small stuff and make sure there's no messes.

Gentle cleaning can make some of the parts last longer than they say - in particular the ones with soft rubber/silicone seals. I bought generic (non Eufy brand) bags for my self-emptying station and they work great.