Eufy - Omni E28

I just ordered the Eufy E28 for $800 through the app.

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

In the end, I still think you’ll be happier. The E28 has over double the suction compared to S1 Pro. I think all robotic vacuums dirty water tanks smell awful. I do NOT work for any of these companies and use this info at your own risk, but I have found a little splash of Mr. Clean into the dirty tank after each empty keeps the smell manageable. (NO bleach)

I just bought the eufy e28 and I believe just like the s1 pro they will release an attachment for auto pump and drain.

Shetland Sheepdog owner here, the struggle is REAL. my robovac eufy e28 fights them all day long. Its duospiral brush really gets the deep-down dog hair out of the carpets, and the portable cleaner is perfect for hitting furniture and those hard-to-reach spots. Honestly, it's cut down on the fur madness significantly. It won't solve everything but I do feel better after.

Pleased you are amused. What is the point in telling people bull shit. I've had an L20, L40, X40. The only one with no issues was the L20 and is still going strong. The L40 and X40 were replaced twice. I've had problems with Samsung . . I'm currently running a roborock, useless with obstacle avoidance, excellent on carpet, and a Eufy E28, very good but a very basic app. It isn't just about Dreame it's about giving no bull shit honest opinions

easy peasy. its beteen the saros and dreame, the roomba is laughable, and the e28 has a lot of errors. I prefer the Saros.

I had so much trouble getting the e28 to work I wasn't even able to test it enough to write about. I was able to use the carpet cleaner, that's it. When it worked, the issues were similar to these, in the e25: https://lifehacker.com/tech/eufy-omni-e25-robot-vacuum-review.

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/)

It was 5 weeks ago, and the e28 they sent me that I tested 8 weeks ago behaved exactly the same way.

personally i did not like the e28 and find Eufy's combo units to be miserable. it's not a great carpet cleaner OR vacuum... wth. But... look around this forum- people LOVE that machine. I'm an outlier. So I would say this. There are going to be 2 smoking deals in the next week, starting tomorrow. You could buy one of them, or snag a deal today, keep both in the box and try the Eufy and see how you like it. Return the unopened box.

sure. If you are willing to spend $100 more, get the Dreame L40 Ultra. it's on clearance, so its $474, but this was a VERY popular model, and you're getting a premium, $1500 robot at 1/3 of the price. It's such a good deal it's hard to argue for anything else at that price point. Don't get another Eufy. This will be better.

This isn't even a competition. Then. I did not like the x9. I don't know why so many people did, did they bother testing it in a real house? It was kind of a mess. I did also test the 10 and the 10r and both worked well. If you've limited it to these two units then it's a no-brainer for me.

I've been scouring Reddit, trying to decide if I should wait or move ahead with one of the roller mops. I'm upgrading from the Roborock S7 Max V to trying out the Eufy E28 Omni right now. I was torn between the Narwal Flow with the Auto plumbing or the Aqua 10 Roller Ultra or the Mova Z50 Ultra. Seeing as how Narwal has been running this launch, I don't know how much trust a company that doesn't even respect their own products by handicapping an entire option right at launch. They're launching the standard base station without the auto detergent that they were advertising at CES, and then they are launching the auto base station without warranty or accessories and for a lot more than standard. Is it because the standard base station was rushed that they had to remove certain features at launch, and who knows what other corners were cut to make up for the launch. Or is it because the auto base station is made so poorly that they can't stand by it and have to remove the warranty because they know it probably will fail in less than 3 years... Or both. I was almost ready to pull the trigger on the Narwal Flow with the auto exchanger, but now seeing the confirmation that they won't include the same warranty and accessories, even though it is significantly more than standard. I'm not sure now...

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.

Laat week got an eufy e28, does good carpet, vaccum and mop too. Mother sale msrp is 920$ https://share.eufylife.com/v1/shopping/s/g/8xfZbl_ls

You can disable mopping, I know for a fact it works. My 10 yr old hardwood floor is basically shinning

I just bought the e28 for $800. There was a discount code floating around this sub for $200 off bringing the price down to $799+tax when purchased through Eufy directly. Just got it yesterday and had the first clearing today. It did really well, and way better than my roborock e4 that was nearly 5 years old. Obviously not even in the same league but the roborock is what I had up until it committed suicide by running over dog poop. https://preview.redd.it/gfzu9j4zos9f1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3323419c4c493a00bcbda10ca101095462301c65

Used it once, actually about to start it again in a minute. Seemed to do well. I watched it map the house in the app and then I watched it clean in the app. Had to make a few adjustments to the glass door threshold but other than that it worked fine. I just saw an email from Eufy about upcoming deals. If they drop the price considerably, I'll attempt to buy one and then return it at the $800 price I paid the other week.

Honestly, for a robot vacuum with a roller mop, I think E28 is a great deal. Both Eufy S1 Pro and Ecovacs X8 Pro are priced over $1000. E28’s mopping performance is probably on par with theirs.

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.

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.

The problem with the current extended mop is that it doesn’t apply enough pressure, so while the edges may look clean, the actual cleaning result isn’t great. Hope Eufy can address both of these issues in S2 series.

Eufy or Mova might be more reliable than Ecovacs for long-term use. Odors can be addressed by adding cleaning solution and using the standard drying mode. The roller mop may be slightly more complex to maintain than the spinning mop, but it can provide cleaning results that are way better. And you have two dogs, the E28 would probably be a better fit since its spot cleaner is said to be great for cleaning up pet messes.

Just received my E28 and I love it. I think the extra $100 is worth it for the added spot cleaner.

I have a £150 coupon if you want it. I put my name down for the pre-release but couldn’t decide if I wanted the e28 or e25 at the time so put my name down for both. I went the e28 in the end.

I have the eify e28 (e25 vac with a portable cleaner upgrade on the base). It picks up all the dog hair easily. We dont have cats or litter but it does excellent with the kids crumbs all over the floor. Lots of dry cereal gets spilled and it doenst miss a beat. I would think that similiar to cat litter. Our floors are hardwood and area rugs. The portable cleaner on the e28 also is great for pets stains on furniture and carpet.

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

I have both Saros 10R and Eufy e28. Writing up a review at the moment, will post later in the week. IMO 10R's vacuuming isn't great, but for us at least it gets the floating hair on the medium pile carpet. I would say e28's vacuuming performance is similar or slightly worse in my environment. And yes e28 leaves dirty water around sometimes due to dirty water tank design. For now I'm thinking of keeping both because neither is perfect and I want the best of spinning and roller mop. Feel free to ask more questions if you have any.

I have both Roborock Saros 10R and Eufy e28 on your list for a couple of weeks now. And for now I decided to keep both. Posted a review earlier: https://www.reddit.com/r/Roborock/s/PW7vVWd6uN From my limited research, Roborock seems to be the most reliable brand, with Eufy coming in second. I also had a Roomba i7+ for about 3 years. I would say for vacuuming performance, 10R and e28 would not exceed your i8, but they are much better in other aspects, such as navigation and mopping. If your floor is mostly tile, both should do fine. Feel free to ask any questions you might have.

I just got the Eufy E28 and it is quieter than the S7+ that I was using previously. The auto emptying is definitely loud though. I have a lot of pets and have had zero tangles so far with the split brush, which was the biggest reason I upgraded vacuums at all. I am happy with how little I've had to touch it, which has been nothing at all after the initial filling of water. The obstacle avoidance is good so far for my cords and such, but I cant speak to something like the edge of a blanket yet. It has a feature that goes over dirty areas again if it senses a heavily soiled area. There seems to be a feature where the vacuum will inspect the area after its done cleaning to see if there are stains left behind.

Got the eufy E28 and I like it. Keeps everything clean. It’s I have to pick it up and place it on the dock about once a week.

Love mine. No tangles. Great mopping. Great vacuuming. Obstacle avoidance has been great. App is great. Literally the only downside I have found is the base station when emptying is loud.

I really liked the e28 bot but the base station is really loud. Watch out for that if you are wanting to run it at night. I returned it and ended up with a dreame L40 Ultra. It's actually pretty good

The bot is nice and quiet. When emptying into the base station it's incredibly loud. I know it was in one of the Justa Dad videos and took him by surprise as well

I tried the eufy e28 (way too loud) and the L40 and now I have the mova p50. L40 was ok. Didn't detect my rugs properly and was pretty good on object avoidance but the reason I returned it was because it was always leaving water on the bottom of the base station. Gross water that I'm sure would start smelling over time. The base station or the P50 drains and has always stayed clean. For pnject avoidance, in my experience, it's much better than the L40 and it detects ALL my rugs properly. From what I'm reading on vacuum wars, the ecovacs are good at cleaning but worse than the L40 at object avoidance. We aren't necessarily cleaning up the floors before the vacuum runs everyday and the cats sometimes knock something down like a string that dangles and I don't need my vacuum eating half of it and tearing the house down around it :) I'm so happy with the P50, I bought a second for our top floor I should also add that the L40 is newer than the X40 and I've heard that it's better in some respects. The P50 appears to be between the L40 and the X50.

Just got mine today. I'm surprised by how quiet it is!

i ran it over some thin rugs in our kitchen and it did a good job of getting cat hair and popcorn off of it. We have a decent size rug in our entrance. First path through was fine, however the second one, the corner of the carpet got caught up in the massive roller. there is a 6" gap between the wall and the carpet and I might just have to set that whole section to carpet in the app to avoid this happening in the future. the Eufy picked up the corner of the rug, folded it in half, then died overnight. Sad little Eufy

Fun fact, my teenagers read Eufy logo wrong and thought it said Gufy (pronounced Goofy). I have now named it Goofy and asking google home to have Goofy vacuum the dining room after dinner is immensely satisfying! We got some new furniture today and it had all those little styrofoam bits and little pieces of dirt and plastic. I cut the boxes and put them away then ran the vacuum as i was moving the furniture to the other room. It picked up everything. My old roomba would just send those little light styrofoam bits all over the place rather than actually cleaning it up. I haven't had a new robot vacuum since pre-pandemic so maybe this is normal but I thought it was pretty impressive and worth mentioning

mine did not, but after i set it up in the app, i got an invite to fill out a form and they are going to send me a free floor cleaner. Apparently it can take 3 weeks. In the meantime, I've no idea what i'm supposed to use

Nah Bro ecovacs app Is now really good check all the review. Dreame Is good Roborock i can aggre Eufy e28 Is really not so bad but the x9 Is Better Nareal Is talking steps behind These are not only my opinions but also of some reviews

I would, the s1 pro has an ionizer in the clean water tank that really works to keep the mop roller bacteria free so there is zero musty odor. But if your focused more on suction power the e28 wins.

Not sure if US only but Eufy e28 is $200 off in the Eufy app (not the eufy clean app- just the main "Eufy" one, find promotion in shop tab).  Have hardwoods and pets and went with this after getting overwhelmed with all the different options/reviews. Just unpacked mine so can't really comment on performance yet but so far I like it 10 minutes into its first run haha. Definitely way quieter than I expected, but I'm coming from a cheapo Neato bot from 8 years ago so I'll probably be stoked with anything.  *edit: holy moly it's loud when emptying to the base station.  Thankfully that's only a few seconds.  

The base station is no louder than other robots in its class. I know this because I have the E28 and it compares to my previous Roborock

Eufy E28. Replaced my Roborock 7SV Max Ultra. Better in ALMOST every way. Floors are much cleaner and maintance is less. Mapping / LiDAR is not as good as occasionally it will miss a spot or not hug a wall/corner here or there, but worth the trade off of having cleaner floors.

Awesome review! I'll add my quick two cents as well since I have also had both the E28 and now the V50 for about a week * I totally agree about your roller vs spinning mop assessment. I actually have found the V50 to mop significantly better in my house than the E28. My kitchen often has flour caked on the floor (messy partner). The E28 would leave big splotches of it every time, even when I had it mop the room twice. The V50 got it all in one go the first time. I also absolutely hate cleaning the E28's dirty water tank and roller, which you absolutely have to do weekly if you mop regularly because it gets very nasty. I really think now that roller mops are a gimmick that provides no advantage in normal household use * I found the E28's overall navigation to be better in some awkward rooms with a lot of furniture, but the V50 I found gets closer to edges much better * Object avoidance seems much better on the V50 so far. It has detected a lot more things than the E28 ever did in my house. One example, I have a rubber mat with small raised edges that I set cat food and water on. The E28 would want to steamroll over it every time and would get caught and spill the water dish, I had to add a no go zone. The V50 avoided it without issue first try. * I'm struggling to get the V50 to go under my bed, which it absolutely can fit if it lowers the lidar and is well within the advertised height. My testing on this so far has actually been concerning, it literally smacks its lidar on the bottom of the bedframe and won't go under, and I'm a bit worried it might damage itself. I know it can lower the lidar since it does it under my dressers, so still tinkering with settings to figure the bed issue out * I think Mova and Dreame has an issue with its wheels on models that can raise themselves. I was super impressed during its first run just how quiet it was, but after it lifted itself over a threshold the first time it now sounds like it's rattling on hardwood floors. I've heard similar stories from Mova and Dreame owners so I'm wondering if this is just to be expected. I'm going to open a support ticket for this

Great review! I'll add some of my thoughts too since I've also been using the E28 for a bit now. \- Completely agree about obstacle avoidance, I've found it to be the best in the business (I've owned Roombas, Roborocks, Movas, and this E28) Navigation is also excellent, efficiency is not quite as good as my Roborock QRevo but much better than my Mova V50 \- Vacuuming performance is excellent on hard floors and low pile carpet and rugs. The rollers work fantastic with hair. I definitely rate it a top tier vacuum among the robots I've had, though note I don't have any high pile carpet. \- Mopping performance is just "fine" to me, having owned multiple spinning style mops (a Roborock QRevo and Mova V50), I found those to be better at dried on stains. It's still a great mop though, and frankly this is just anecdotal. \- I feel like it does not get close enough to walls and furniture feet. \- It doesn't handle thresholds very well. I have a small threshold that's just big enough to typically give other robots problems too. The difference is the others usually figures it out by hitting it at higher speed and an angle after getting stuck. The E28 often just sits there spinning its wheels. I watched it do it for a whole minute once before intervening. \- The noise of the base when emptying is no joke and not over exaggerated. It's really loud. It doesn't really bother me, but it is a thing. \- The portable wet vac is nice to have but it's a bit unwieldy and I don't like that I have to take it off to get to the vacuum bag. It's a bit touchy to get it set on the base properly. It gets the job done for what I wanted it for, but in retrospect I wish I had just got the E25. \- The biggest downside to me is the dirty water tank on the robot and the roller mop maintenance. As a plus, the updated water tank does appear to stop the spilling and drips. However, the tank and roller itself are a complete pain to clean. And you have to clean them regularly, especially the tank as it gets very nasty if you mop regularly.

I have the E28 (same robot as E25, different base station). It was working fine for a month but now is leaking dirty water EVERYWHERE. It drips while cleaning, and if I pick it up (carefully and without tilting it, mind you) muddy water spills out from underneath all over the place. I do clean the dirty water tank regularly and make sure it's assembled properly every time. Absolutely terrible robot.

I have one too. Seemed crazy at the time. Not so crazy now.

I’m shocked that wasn’t offered to me. I have vacuums every week. I did break down and get the Eufy e28 last month. Now I have a 3i G10 on the way as well. Not nearly as fancy as the e28, but the features are unique. Instead of a dump bin, it has a compactor on board and doesn’t need to be emptied for 60 days. Seems promising for half the price of the Eufy. I’m done buying vacuums. I hope.

Mine has a few quirks, but I’m very happy with it. Eufy has discovered a problem with the water tanks and are sending out a new one to me. I haven’t had a problem, but it was cool to have a message in the app telling me to claim it. Nice to see they fix something they find wrong.

Dreame/mova, eufy, Roborock, etc. If you want the best mopping capabilities then I would look at options with roller mops. I just got the eufy e28 and I’m liking it. You can spend less and get the e25 if you don’t need the removable spot cleaner. People also really like the Mova z50 if it’s currently available in your country.

I just bought the eufy e28 but also you can go for the e25 if you don’t need the detachable spot cleaner. However, I would also look at the Mova V50. It is released already in some countries but if you’re in the states, it launches 7/1. It will probably be around $1k. I might exchange for this one as more reviews trickle in but people seem to be loving it. I highly recommend sticking to roller mop options as they have superior performance.

If having the best mopping performance is one of your main goals then e28. If you want the best balance of performance and reliability with great suction power, Saros 10r. If you’re not in a rush, wait for Roborock or Dreame to release a roller or tack mop option. I couldn’t bring myself to spend that much on a device with spin mops. Just save the money and get a Mova p50 pro ultra or Dreame l40 ultra in that case. The roomba shouldn’t even be on your list.

I actually own the e28 and I think it has good suction power. I have a long haired dog and his fur will often get embedded in the carpet but I run my machine daily and it picks 99% of it up. But I have seen some complaints in here about its suction power vs other machines. I think there are better options if having the best vacuum is your priority. My priority was mopping performance as most of my floor is vinyl with only a couple rugs and I’d put eufy as one of the best rn.

Mova is Dreame’s sister company. I own the eufy 28 and am liking it but truthfully, if the z50 was available in my country I would have gone with that.

I’d get a roller mop with whatever you decide to go with. They are superior and I think we will see it become the standard. I’m personally using the eufy e28 and I’m liking it so far though I only have a couple rugs and no carpet. Only been a couple days though so we shall see how it goes before my return window closes. There are some promising new ones releasing to the states (hopefully) soon like the Mova Z50, NARWAL Flow, Dreame aqua 10 pro, etc… if you dont have an immediate need for one it may be worth it to wait.

It was actually cheaper that the e25 on Amazon at the time I bought it, but i also don’t have a spot cleaner so felt it would be useful. Though I probably would have just gone with the e25 if it was cheaper.

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 didn’t like the e28. I have been living with it for a couple weeks now and it’s going back. And also that’s why I feel it’s not worth buying a flagship robot vac at these prices rn. The tech is progressing very quickly and in just a couple years, current tech will be old news and a lot of these performance issues will be much better. I ended up buying a refurbished Dreame x40 ultra [on eBay direct from Dreame for $399](https://ebay.us/m/eFO7eZ). I mean even that vacuum released at $1900 just a year ago.. not worth these high prices for new robots with questionable performance.

I tried both the T80 Omni and eufy e28. You can check my last post for a comparison. I also have been using the Dreame l40 ultra. I have a dog that sheds an insane amount and all of these vacuums have no problem picking up his fur. So mopping is really where you’re gonna see the most differences. Considering the points you made about the types of messes in your place, you may find a roller mop would be a bit more beneficial for you. It’s better at cleaning up stains and spills. Now if you generally have clean floors, I don’t think you’d see a noticeable difference between a roller and a spinning mop, especially if you run it nightly. That is how my house is and the dirty water in my T80 is just as dirty in my l40 ultra. You could also check out the mova z50 or v50. I think the z50 seems to be one of the best mopping performers rn but unfortunately not available in my country. However I do have a v50 coming this week as I want to give that one a try too. I hear really good things.

I’m really interested in this one. I actually have the v50 showing up Monday but I’m already thinking of keeping it boxed and sending it back because I have been using a Dreame l40 ultra that I’ve been pretty impressed with and while I’m sure the v50 is better, will I think it’s $500 better when it’s just me and my dog in a 1 bed apartment with mostly hard floors? Probably not. I also had the e28 myself and share some of your complaints so I sent it back. I know a lot of people are sold on the idea of roller mops over spinning mops but after being able to test both, I definitely agree that a good spinning mop is better than a subpar roller mop. And tbh, unless you have a lot of spills or overly stained/dirty floors, you’re really not going to see much of a difference in performance between a roller and spin mop. I’ve had the eufy e28, ecovacs t80 Omni and they both returned the same amount of dirty water as the l40 ultra did.

I agree it leaves too much water behind. There isn’t much in the grey water tank after a run with the e28 I am using. I have also been testing the T80 Omni and on the contrary, it leaves a lot less water behind and there is much more dirty water in the grey water tank. The problem I am concerned with is ecovacs reliability and poor customer support. Yes it may work well now but who knows how it will perform in a few months. Even r/ecovacs seems to have a ton of negative comments telling people to stay away from their products. And on top of that, a lot of the positive posts and comments you find there are fake marketing accounts. So ya idk part of me just wants to wait until there are more roller mop offerings.. dreame, mova and narwal have some that should be hopefully released in the US soon. And I’m hoping we get one from Roborock too.

Been testing this and the eufy e28 side by side. I keep going back and forth on which I feel is better. I think they both have pros and cons. The T80 takes a lot longer to clean and its navigation can be kinda wonky. Looks like it gets confused sometimes. I also think the edge cleaning isn’t all that’s cracked up to be. I’d put it on par with the e28 in that department. However, I feel the mopping on the T80 is a bit better. It is returning a noticeable amount more dirty water to the dirty water tank than the e28. And at the same time, it’s leaving a noticeable amount less water behind after a pass, so that tells me it’s picking up more dirt/mess than the e28. I also think the vacuuming on the T80 is superior. Plus the slim profile is better if you have low furniture you need it to get under. And finally as a con, the T80 takes significantly longer to complete a run than the e28 due to the shorter mop requiring more passes. Like 15 minutes longer. But, it’s quieter overall than the e28. I will continue to test these through the return window and make a formal post, but knowing there will be more roller mop options right on the horizon, part of me thinks I should just wait for something better. We already know of the mova z50, dreame aqua 10 pro and narwal flow. And I’m sure we will get something from Roborock soon. So my opinion so far is that both these devices are decent at what they do, but knowing roller mops are a relatively new overall, I think we will get better tech soon enough that it may be worth it to wait if you can.

Vacuum Wars has the T80 Omni as their #2 best robo vac right now so it should be a solid unit. Though I am eager to see their reviews on the eufy e25 and e28 as there has been a lot of positive reviews in this sub for them both. I actually just bought the e28 based on all the praises it’s getting. And The good thing about buying on Amazon is you can always send it back if you don’t like it.

I don’t think there are any mop rollers out rn that are worth buying over some of the better spinning mops. IF you’re adamant on sticking to rollers, I would wait for some of the newer options to release if you can. But also, I think roller mops are seriously overhyped. Don’t get me wrong, they are better at some things like cleaning up spills or excessive stains. But if you run it nightly and don’t have overly dirty floors, you’re not gonna notice much difference vs a spinning mop machine. As for alternative recs that aren’t rollers, people seem to like the Mova v50 and Roborock Saros 10r. I’ve personally been using the Dreame l40 ultra and I’m happy with it after trying the ecovacs T80 Omni and eufy e28 and not liking them all that much.

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.

Only a couple weeks. It only just recently released so most people haven’t owned it long.

I’d go Mova or eufy. I am using the eufy e28 and liking it but if the z50 was available in my country I would have gone with that. Though I don’t think you can go wrong either way. The x9 pro performs well in lab tests as proven by vacuum wars but some people seem to experience some inconsistencies in real world use and long term reliability with ecovacs.

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.

I also have the eufy e28 and ya im unimpressed overall and it’s going back. I did also buy the ecovacs T80 Omni to compare and it was better if you are set on a roller mop. Otherwise you can check out some spinning mop options. I just ordered the x40 ultra and mova v50 to compare but I cannot yet speak to their performance in comparison. I will add it is important to have realistic expectations with these machines. They’re to help maintain and I don’t think the tech is there just yet to fully replace vacuuming and mopping.

All are really solid and vacuum wars currently has ecovacs x9 pro Omni as their #1, but some people seem to raise concerns about reliability with that brand. Roborock is a trusted and reliable brand. Seems like you have a higher budget so I’d say consider checking out their Saros 10r which is their current flagship. Super solid robovac. And if you go with the eufy, check out the e25 or e28 as an alternative to the s1 pro. They have the same great mopping power that the s1 pro is known for but they are Eufy’s latest and greatest. I’m personally loving my e28. If you don’t need the portable spot cleaner, you can stick with the e25. They’ve been on sale for $700 and I expect we will see some additional sales on prime day, regardless of which brand and model you go for. Also, if mopping is important to you, roller mops are your best bet as they perform the best.

E28. It got stuck in 3 places (massage chair base, 2 places trying to get under my couch), and would bump into things regularly with one particularly glaring instance - it mapped a coffee table but would just bump into it on all sides time and time again. It would also leave water droplets on my floor when mopping and the auto-empty is so loud as not to be believed. It took me 2 weeks of back and forth with Eufy to finally get them to accept a return. If you go with Eufy, definitely purchase through Amazon where you can return if necessary without a hassle.

Having gone down the rabbit hole of buying a robot vacuum in 2025 and trying an Ecovac/yeedi and having to return it through Amazon after almost 3 months and then settling on the eufy e28, the e28 is amazing. Hands down. I came from a Roborock S5 max that I had had since early 2020 and as much as I love that thing, it’s disappointing they have not released a roller mop style Robo vac. With that said, the eufy e28 checks all the boxes, including the vacuum performance, which I was worried about. This thing is a beast and on top of that comes with a convenient spot cleaner. 9/10 because no robovac is perfect. The build quality is excellent at least compared to most circular robovacs and I appreciate that they are willing to go against the grain of that design which is used by pretty much every other manufacturer. Before the Roborock I had a neato (RIP 🪦) so that might be part of my opinion. Both of those vacuums are still running and used by my sister and my parents respectively. Eufy will be my go to given how impressed I am with the E28. Glad to hear more positive reviews from other users, cheers

Roborock handles my 2400 sq/ft garage-shop with epoxy floor. Testing a Eufy E28 at the moment, and it seems to be doing okay as well. However, not sure either meets your price or location requirements. That seems to be on the lower side for most capable robots.

Same for Eufy E28... I have a bunch of Roborocks and tried the E28 in a light commerical/office setting and the mapping is pretty terrible. I can barely get it to complete a single task. I have a Roborock QRevo cleaning my 2400 sq ft completely open epoxy floor shop, and it works almost without error.

No issues with hair, checked the dust bag and it is full hair. The hair gets removed at the base station, not during a run! The split rollers are combined as one when rolling forward not to live a line of dirt in between (cough roborock cough). But in the base station they roll in reverse splitting up and allowing the hair to escape in the middle. So if you checked the hair on the robot during a run, it is a false representation.  Also a new firmware came out few days ago (4.0.12), it uses more water now.

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.

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.

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

Either the Eufy E28, which is good at avoiding cat vomit, or up your budget to the MOVA Z50 Ultra, which mops much better than the ecovacs models and is better at avoiding cat vomit and can increase suction when it sees cat litter (you need to set this in the app).

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.

Eufy's E25 or the E28 will do well with pet fur.

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.

I'm just an ordinary vacuum nerd that is showcasing my experience with the Eufy E28. My passion is constantly looking at manufacturers new releases and comparing them to find the best of the best. I think the E28 is the current best of the best and I'll explain why. Navigation: Travels super close to baseboards, navigates area rugs and avoids random household debris. What else can you ask for? Its truly awesome and light-years ahead of Roomba. On-par (if not better) with other manufacturers and really has no downsides as of now. Vacuuming: Wow! What an approvment compared to the Eufy S1/S1 Pro. Super quiet on max suction, truly remarkable suction on my carpets and zero hair tangles. The only improvement Eufy needs to make in this category is a lifting vacuum system to prevent sucking up liquids. I hope the S2 Pro will have this improvement. Besides this 1 critique it's truly perfect. Mopping: The current champ of perfectly sparkling clean floors. Have 5 dogs tracking in dirt all day? Run this mop and go eat off the floor. That's how clean it is. Step aside spinny & vibration mops, this constantly clean roller mop is the champ. Spot Cleaner: What a truly innovative approach to our homes continued clutter of devices! Not only is it tucked away in the base station it's also really good. High water flow, high suction and always ready to clean. Easily accessible for some quick baby throw up on my couches or some spilled juice on the rug. Base Station: This area is where I'm torn. I actually enjoy the look and height of the S1 base station. Its sleek and modern looking. Family members think it's some space age robot. It has adequate clean water and it's rather easy to clean with the removable mop tray. It matches the current look of the C20 and takes some inspiration frok the S1 Pro. Just wish it was a little taller. The only drawback to this device is the manual detergent. I wish they had the room to include 2 different detergents that would work for floor cleaning and spot cleaning. For instance, if you need to clean a couch but you have floor cleaner in the tank, you'll have to dump that out to fill it back up with carpet cleaner solution. I would recommend this device over the S1 due to the vacuuming improvements. I would recommend this device to everyone that wants to reduce the quantities of devices and truly needs the king of mopping robots. Good Job Eufy! This is 100% my opinion. I'm not paid. Transparent opinion for future buyers!

My S1 pro sorta does what you are saying. The E28 does a pretty good boxing around the carpets and you can have it vacuum the carpets first as it knows where they are. Definitely an improvement on the S1 Pro and probably better then the roborocks.

100% agree with you! Its a giant improvement compared to the X10 Pro Omni. This is the same improvement everyone would notice that currently have roborock and dreame.

I currently have 3 S1/S1 Pro and have never noticed any corners collecting dust/debris. Obviously the E28 is a significant upgrade compared, I do enjoy seeing the little side brush swing out.

Just cleaned up some baby throw up on the couch. Definitely works as advertised! Water output is high and suction is extreme.

All modern robots can follow baseboards. Is the E28 better then most? I think it's on-par with the current competition. It cleans just like the S1 and does corners/carpet better as the E28 has the swing out brush and better suction/brush system. I'm working on a breakdown including photos. But to make it visually appealing id have to use larger debris like coffee which isn't real world issues. Real world stuff is like dust/hair/dirt collecting next to a baseboard and that's something I have never seen on the S1/S1 Pro/E28.

Ecovac is really a shame nowadays. Software is lacking, navigation is lacking and performance of the roller mop isn't optimal. The E28 is far better!

Love it!

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.

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.

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

I just received mine a few days ago, and it's very impressive! From vacuuming to mopping to spot cleaning, everything is great!

I used a $150 off coupon in eufy app to get my e28. It's seriously impressive.

The E28 is out, has a great rollermop, anti tangle and edge cleaning. It does have a spot cleaner attached to tue base station so the station is more bulky. I just can’t in good conscience recommend spinning or vibrating mops when someone wants good mopping with dogs. Only the roller mop will clean itself while it’s mopping to ensure a clean floor. The spinning and vibrating pads just smear the dirt as it gets trapped in the fibers then needs to go back and clean the mop pads and then go over it again just smearing it more. They do clean, but when you wipe a paper towel over the cleaned area there is a lot of dirt left over where that’s not the case for the rollermop. The only one you listed I wouldn’t recommend is the z70. The arm is just so limited and I’ve heard a lot people having issues with it. Plus it has a small dustbin to accommodate the arm. It’s so small some reviewers had to reduce the amount of mess they had it clean because it couldn’t handle their normal testing amount. That and like you said, lacking anti tangle. I think just a dad on YouTube has reviewed all the ones you listed and the E28. He buys with his own money so it’s unbiased. I would give them a look and see which one appeals to you.

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).

Apologies if this was already asked. What’s the issue with Eufy? I have been using an E28 for a few weeks. It is mostly just for mopping my hardwood floors which have consistent muddy paw prints and has been doing a great job so far. Just curious what your experience is. Thanks!

I think it’s perfect. 99% anyways. 1% off for transitions to different rooms aren’t AS clean as they could be but prob my house! I go on walks with my pup and come home to a clean house and I could NEVER replace that. It’s still magic to me after two weeks haha

Dreame for sure. I have the L20 (not as good as the x40) and the e28 (basically the same) and I vastly prefer the dreame in almost every way (the only things I prefer about eufy are water use efficiency and zone sizing for zone cleaning).

We absolutely love our Eufy E28!!! Cleans well and very easy to use

What country are you in? Eufy e28 works great for me in Norway. Good customer supports here as well.

the E28 is a bit taller than average and those cabinet doors on the picture look like they aren‘t hanging very far above the floor. Good robot vacuum but if I was the OP I would measure how much space there is before considering it. On another thread the consensus seemed to be than most robots can fit with 10cm, but the E25/E28 needs at least 11cm.

Got the e28 too. Glad with my choice (here I got it for 880€ with a 12% discount). Arrived Sunday. For reference, I had an ecovacs T30, the station was louder when drying the pads. Overall the station is loud just when sucking the dirt out of the robot, for the rest, it's really quiet. Genuinely very quiet even at max compared to my previous vacuums. The main problem is the apps to me. Multiple apps, the one working the best is not the Eufy Clean, but the Eufy security. I couldn't remap things on the first one. But I can't get the matter code on the second one... The standalone machine is cool too. Not very practical since you need to move around with the wire. But it's efficient enough for me. Also integration into home assistant (for those who are interested) isn't yet done for E series. I am gonna try to add it if I get time.

I have the E28 too and I agree. Context: a lot of cats (11), 4 people (3 with long hairs), hard floor and carpets, cables, multiple chairs and things to avoid. It's very good at not getting stuck or avoid obstacles. It has a camera and a flash to check when it's dark. It's loud only when it empties the trash bin. But you can define "don't disturb" hours so it avoids emptying at those. The robot is particularly quiet even at max. No problem with hairs. I just had to set it to empty every 15 minutes because 30 is too much and it just get filled up and tries to carry on. App is meh. For now, very happy with it.

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).

My recent eufy e28 (same as the e25 with deep cleaning and a refillable cleaning solution storage) is doing a good job at vacuuming and mopping in my home. I have 11 cats, hard wood floor, linoleum and carpet, the floor is regularly full of litter dust in some places, a lot of hairs and pet toys/cables/shoes... In 2 weeks, it got stuck once on a black cable on my dark floor (a tricky one). I am not sure how it would handle a towel on the floor, but if it isn't flatly lying on the floor, it should not think it's a carpet. But as I said, only 2 weeks, I can't say anything about reliability.

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.

I took the e28 (amazon offered 12%) for the refillable cleaner solution and the standalone machine. We have a lot of pets and accidents every day. I got it 2 days ago. But overall it seems to match your experience with the e25 that is lower in price.

There is a reservoir you can open and fill with whatever solution you want instead of having to get a specific bottle.

I am not sure yet about the compatibility of different solutions to avoid damage of the different part. I am testing that in the next days I guess

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

My main feature would be stairs. My home is not wide per stair (60 squared meters) but we have 3 stairs. This is the dream. And I would upgrade for a reliable stair climber robot. But this feature seems a bit far away for the moment. I was thinking about a ramp in the stairs for it to just change floors on one map, but the mapping will get tricky. And it must find a specific spot to get into the ramp... Anyway maybe in another life. Else, I own the Eufy e28. I just upgraded from a non mopping 6 yo roborock (avoiding the ecovacs 3 months period in between). And I think it is doing quite the job. I am not sure if I would upgrade unless reliability issues. I am not sure what I would be looking for.

I have a far smaller floor. Just have something quite similar as a setup (a lot more cats, and children also). The Eufy e28 (e25 is similar) is quite good 3 weeks in and no complain. It does the job quite well. Else I would go for a roborock (solid quality), not sure about the model tho.

check out my [review](https://www.reddit.com/r/eufy/comments/1kb73k2/eufy_e28_robot_vacuum_3_days_use_review/) if you're interested. keywords: cat hair and long hair

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.

hi! do your dogs have sensitive stomaches? my cat sometimes throws up on the couch or carpet, so I got the e28(it has a detachable spot cleaner). just a heads-up

i’m loving my eufy e28.​ with two cats and long hair from both me and my gf, this thing works like a ​​total workhorse, it picks up everything. and it's our first ​​roller mop robovac​​, way better​​ than the old spinning mop model we’ve tried before. if there’s anything specific you’d like to know about it, i’m happy to share ;)

let’s be real — no robot vacuum can solve this. my cats shed all over the rugs. while the e28 handles most daily fur cleanup, we still need to shake out and deep-clean the rugs periodically. robovacs aren’t a magic bullet for chores, but you can reduce your workload by cleaning the filter regularly and running it often

i’ve owned two eufy models,the x10(gifted to friend) and e28(using now), and have interacted with eufy's customer service several times. they always reply to emails promptly, never deflect responsibility, and quickly resolve any replacement part requests. i’m also really happy with my e28. it’s a huge upgrade over the x10 for mopping performance

It is the third day since I received Eufy E28 robot vacuum and I'd like to share some of my experiences and thoughts. We have two British Shorthair cats and as the weather gets hotter, they seem to **shed** like there's no tomorrow. I have E28 clean twice a day. First it vacuums and then it vacuums and mops. Our previous vacuum was Eufy X10 with an extra rubber roller brush which did a great job of preventing cat hair tangling, but with the **long hair** my girlfriend and I have, we would opt for E28. Another feature I like about E28 is its extended side brushes. The airflow of most robot vacuums sometimes blows clumps of fur into **corners**, and since we have a few oddly shaped corners, I’m glad E28 doesn’t miss those areas. The most important part, **the mopping**. I've already admired S1 Pro’s roller mop and after seeing how E28 cleaned the floor, I was really impressed. Extreme stains like big ketchup stains don’t happen often in our place, but the shoe prints at the entrance and the suds and water near the sink can be a nightmare but E28 really can do it in one go. As for the **deep cleaner**, it's my first cleaner for the sofa and I would give it 8/10(Not many devices can get this rating lol). One of our cats has a sensitive stomach and sometimes vomits on the sofa. I tried cleaning these stains with E28 and it did remove most of the stains, but there were still a few small spots left. After I sprayed on some cleaner, it looked much better. Overall, this is pretty good because I had no way to deal with these spots before. The app, obstacle avoidance and navigation: Eufy has maintained its good standards. However, I still pick things up off the floor and check that the two cats haven’t left me any “surprises” before I let E28 go to work. That’s basically it! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Uhh we don’t have a big carpet, just a few small rugs. The two cats have made it look like it’s covered in a layer of spider webs, E28 can handle it perfectly.

sry i dont have experience with qrevo, i like e28, it does a good job in my place

Love my eufy vac also! Came from and still have the s1 (standard version). My biggest surprise with the e28 was the portable cleaner, and not just that it's there, but how much I use it. I thought the concept was a cool idea and I would use it occasionally in my car or something because I was so used to using my full size carpet cleaner. I find myself grabbing this thing every week. Spill some coffee? Used to just use a towl but now the base station is right there and already has water it's just as fast as grabbing a towel. Also use it for dog prints, some smaller marks may have stayed for a few weeks until there was enough for me to clean them all at once now I just grab the portable cleaner and do it right away.

Made a quick video of how they navigate and try to avoid the baseboards. Nothing is perfect but newer bots can use a combination of sensors and cameras to help. I own a EUFY E28 which you will see in the video and it uses a roller style mop. I have a few different types of trim and quarter round in my house along with several small tricky corners in my kitchen (and a tricky curved table leg). Quarter round is where i have seen my previous bots struggle,especially spinng mops that extend (they can ride up on some trim). This robot approaches slow and uses its extending side brush to get right into the corners. I love that it backs up to make the turn to try and avoid bumping. Hope this is helpful, I have several vacs so happy to answers any questions or help with anything you need. Youtube link since i can post a video directly to the comments [https://youtu.be/38GlctGj2UI](https://youtu.be/38GlctGj2UI)

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.

So I’ve been running the e28 for about two weeks now, and I figured I’d give my review. I don’t have a lot of experience with these things so take my review with a grain of salt. Overall I’m highly impressed. The obstacle avoidance is stellar. I’ve got a five year old and a 1.5 year old and they strew stuff everywhere. This thing has avoided obstacles like a champ. I feel like it does a great job getting hair, dirt, and debris. I have mostly thin rugs and lots of dark color LVT so stuff left behind may just not show. Mopping has been stellar. At least once a day somebody drops something sticky. I do the wipe up and e28 (that’s what I’m calling it, like a droid from Star Wars) gets up the sticky later. The dirty water tank stanks to high heavy when dumping it out but I don’t notice it otherwise. The only negative is this sucker is loud AF when it’s emptying itself. I would compare it to my shark upright in terms of volume but just a little louder. I’ve run it a couple times at night and we can hear it (doors closed) but not so much that it’s a major issue. I like that I can send it out to spot clean and that I can do a vacuum only run then a vacuum/mop run. Overall, as your average consumer, I’m impressed thus far.

Have you checked the dirty water tank on the top of the machine? That’s where it goes and it is stankkky.

I bought on prime day while we were moving houses so didn’t break it out for the first couple weeks. What I did do though was request the new water tank. I didn’t even use it until I got the new one. I’m noticing no issues with drops.

I have to say this is a beautiful machine. I upgraded from the iRobot S9+ and Braava M6. 2 days in and the difference is huge. Firstly in cleaning performance and secondly in mapping. My biggest headache with iRobot was there maps and their app not having any proper update in years. Thirdly the consumable parts are cheaper in comparison. I recommend keeping an eye on this model for offers on prime day.

I think you mean lift the mop roller...which the eufy does do. Lifting the vacuum roller doesn't make sense, they're all embedded and static

Get it! You won’t regret it

For under $800 we can now mop and vacuum our home (4 levels, 5 beds 3 baths, wood and carpets) in a few hours . I was so overwhelmed before especially with getting under beds and hard to reach furniture. We got a Eufy Omni e28 recently (mostly because we already used other products from the company). It has been awesome. How is always clean and that is amazing with a toddler.

I was so excited to get the new robot! I had the Eufy E28 for an entire 3 DAYS. Would not vac or mop under my kitchen cabinets, nor under dining chairs, would randomly go back to an area it had already cleaned. The mopping was not very good, tile flooring. So disappointed after reading all the rave reviews. Anyway, I packed it up and returned it, cost me $70 for discount shipping label. I had a BobSweep from Home Depot that did better, but it didn’t have the auto empty and fill, and it was just a little mop pad velcroed on that you had to change after every mopping. I’m going to wait awhile before trying another. I’m waiting to see what SwitchBot’s next one has, also Narwal Flow, and MOVA. I have to get a low profile bot, and with roller mop, and of course automatic plus all the bells and whistles.

Each of these will have its strengths and weaknesses. The E28 will be the best at mopping. Not that the others are terrible, but their mopping systems are inferior to the roller mop in the E28. The others make up for this with smart features, where they will automatically re-mop when they detect they've mopped a particularly dirty area, but like a lot of smart/AI features, the robot may not always get it right. The roller mop system on the E28 will be more likely to get the floor clean the first time. I have a Eufy S1 Pro, which uses the same basic mopping system, and can vouch for its excellence on hard floors with both wet messes and tougher stains. The Saros 10R will likely be better at many other things. There are indications that the 10R is better at obstacle avoidance than most other Roborock offerings, and I've seen at least one review that cast the T50 as only on par with other Ecovacs models. One advantage the 10R will have in mopping: it can leave the mop pads at the base for vacuum-only jobs. The E28 uses the Eufy X10's obstacle avoidance system, which at one time was top of the class and is still probably better than either of the alternatives. It's too early to tell which is better at vacuuming, with both the T50 and E28 claiming superior vacuuming, and the 10R demonstrating that in independent reviews. This is an advantage for the 10R right now: having been out a bit longer, there are plenty of non-shill reviews available. One other advantage the 10R will have over the others: lifting. All three can lift their mops on carpet, but the 10R can lift its whole chassis when vacuuming high-pile carpeting, and can lift the main and side vacuum brushes when it detects a wet mess to avoid sucking or spreading liquid.

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.

We just got the Eufy E28, so this is only an initial impression, but it has been a fantastic upgrade from Roomba i7. We have three dogs and a baby, it cleans after them no issues and doesn't bump into things like the Roomba did.

I’ve had the Eufy E28 for about a week. It seems to be a workhorse. Eufy appears to be having a Father’s Day sale, so the S1 Pro is $999 today in the Eufy Clean app. I’m kind of wishing I had the ionic water cleaner from that one. They also sell a kit for the S1 pro so you can plumb it directly into your house avoiding the need to empty and refill the water. When I made my purchase I didn’t really get the point of the ionic water cleaner but after smelling the dirty water tank on the E28 yesterday, I really wish I had it. But my dogs are especially gross, so you may not have this issue. The E28 has an added spot cleaner that’s nice for getting spots out of carpet or upholstery, it’s also on sale in the app for $850. I the got the same price on Amazon using a discount code I found on one of the YouTubers videos. So there are codes and discounts out there. Depending on your location you might consider the Mova Z50 Ultra which is not yet released in the US but seems to be available in several other countries.

I recently got the Switchbot K10+ Pro Combo (it was $399 on Amazon, plus a coupon so it ended up being even less) for my upper floor. It’s been fantastic! That floor has 3 carpeted bedrooms, two bathrooms with vinyl floors and a hardwood hallway. The robot is small and can reach the nooks and crannies bigger ones can’t. The Combo also has a nice stick vacuum that works with the same base. It’s great for getting things like stairs that the robot can’t reach. The robot sort of has a mop function but it’s just a plastic plate that you can put a swiffer like pad on and attach to the robot. I’ve completely ignored the mop function, it seems like an afterthought. My household consists of two humans who shed, two dogs, one that likes to eviscerate stuffed toys spreading fluff around, and a cat. I also have psoriasis so I make lots of dust. It’s gross and the reason I wanted a robot. The Combo is new but there are lots of reviews of the K10+ Pro on YouTube. You can still get it without the combo. It was $299 last I checked. This little robot has performed way beyond my expectations. It’s gotten stuck only once when I had adjusted my adjustable bed after it mapped. I created a no go zone around the mechanism under the bed so it doesn’t happen again. Despite my long hair and shedding pets there have been no tangles so for. The mapping and setup were easy and fun. I’ve been thinking of bringing it downstairs to do a second map even though I got the Eufy E28 for the main level which is all hard floors and needs mopping. I really like the E28 but it’s big and can’t fit under my couch or behind my recliner. So it might make sense to bring the Switchbot downstairs now and then to get the hard to reach places.

I just bought two robots, the Switchbot K10+ Pro Combo for my upper floor which is mostly carpet, and the Eufy E28 for the main floor which is all hard floor, mostly LVP. The Switchbot is doing a fantastic job, better than I was able to do with my Henry. No hair tangles at all despite my long hair and shedding son and pets. Henry needs his roller unstuck multiple times cleaning the same space. The K10 did get stuck under my adjustable bed once. I think this was because the bed had been adjusted after the robot mapped the space. I just created a no go area under the bed where the mechanism is. Now I can just tell her to go clean and it gets done. The stick vac is great too. Of course the mopping is a joke but I only need that on the main floor so I was ok with not having a real mop. I’m still not sure about the Eufy. Its side brush has gotten tangled at least once every time I’ve run it (4times in all). The main rollers seem to work well and not get tangled but those side brushes wind everything up. It’s not just hair that gets wrapped around the top of the brush, it seems to spin dust bunnies into thread. So far I haven’t figured out how to remove the brush to get all the wound up hair etc out. I’ve been doing the best I can to unwind it without removing the brush. Other than that it’s doing a pretty good job. Have you tried the Switchbot S10? I almost went with that one but the reviews are rough. Now that I’ve tried the K10 I’m wondering if I should send the Eufy back and get the S10. Do you have advice on this? Thanks in advance!

I’ve had the SwitchBot K10+Pro Combo for a little over a week. I use it to vacuum my upper floor which has 3 carpeted bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with vinyl flooring and a hallway with hardwood. The robot is small compared with others but it is mighty and it can fit in small spaces that bigger robots can’t access. It does have a mopping feature but it’s really just an afterthought, it’s a plastic plate you can attach to the robot that hold a wet wipe, kind of like a swiffer. I don’t use it. The Combo comes with a great little stick vac that charges on the same base as the robot and they both empty into the same bag. The stick is great for getting my stairs as well as cobwebs of my chandelier. The combo is only $399 on Amazon or you can get it without the stick vac for $299. I got the Eufy E28 for my main floor (all hard floors) at the same time. I like both but honestly the SwitchBot has impressed me more. It mapped perfectly, even adjusting when I moved its base station mid clean. It’s only gotten stuck once when I adjusted my adjustable bed after mapping and the bed mechanism dropped a bit so the robot couldn’t go under it. I just made a no go zone around the mechanism and it’s been fine ever since. The Eufy gets hair tangled in the side brushes frequently but the SwitchBot hasn’t had an issue despite my long hair, my son’s shorter hair, my two fluffy dogs and my cat. One of those dogs loves to tear open her stuffed toys and spread fluff all over too. She also likes to roll around in grass clippings and then roll around on the carpet, so this little robot is getting a workout. Here’s a link to the Combo on Amazon, https://a.co/d/ip1nMje

I have had the Eufy E28 for about a week now. My cat is terrified of it, the dogs mildly interested in it. I haven’t noticed paw prints after mopping but I haven’t been looking either. The floors do dry very quickly and my dogs are older and not super active so they mostly sit on their bed and watch the robot. Most of my floors are LVP and I haven’t noticed streaking on them but I do notice a little bit of streaking on the real hardwood in the foyer. I’m hoping this will improve when I get the cleaning solution. I’ve ordered it but I’m waiting for delivery. So far this thing has handled everything I’ve thrown at it. My floors are cleaner than ever before. It picks up cat litter well too. I haven’t used the spot cleaner yet but it’s nice to know it’s there if I need it.

I just replaced my Tineco with a Eufy E28 robot and it’s fantastic. I loved my Tineco but it had limitations, like once the dirty water tank full sensor was triggered there was no convincing it that the tank had been emptied, I had to let it dry overnight before I could use it again. If you go over a bump or hit a furniture leg and it splashes the sensor your done. The Eufy cleans better and can do it as many times as needed. Also the vacuumed debris goes into a bag so it’s not in the dirty water tank needing to be separated into the trash before emptying the water.

I’ve had the E28 for a few weeks now and it’s life changing. It is loud when emptying at the base though. If you can set it up well away from where the baby sleeps, like a laundry room or something, you will probably love it. But if your home is small the noise will probably wake the baby when emptying. My house was super gross because of messy elderly dogs, a persnickety cat ( who likes to point out the messes the dogs make) a youthful son (more focused on his virtual environment than his actual environment) and my long hair. The E28 worked hard to get things whipped into shape the first few times she cleaned. Now my floors look better than they ever have, despite my regular mopping with a Tineco before getting the E28. I’m shocked at how clean the soles of my house shoes are now! I even dare to walk around barefoot sometimes. I run her daily so she really never has to contend with too much. I like the tracking feature that allows me to lead the robot to a mess and then get her to run over it to clean it up. It works pretty well if you are the only one in the room. If there are multiple people (or sometimes dogs) she can get confused about who to follow.

Yes to vomit, no to hairballs. My dog also sometimes doesn’t make it out the dog door before peeing. E28 cleans it up. The Tineco did too but as you mentioned required my active participation and once the dirty water tank full sensor was triggered that was all the cleaning I could do for the day. I do empty and clean the E28 dirty water tanks more frequently than recommended so it doesn’t get stinky, usually daily. I don’t run it on a schedule because I always want to be sure there is no dog poo before I start it. Usually I come downstairs, do a quick walk through and then have her clean. I haven’t tried the spot cleaner yet and probably would have been happy with the E25 if it had been available when I ordered. I’m sure it will come in handy at some point though. Since you mentioned cats, I will add that she’s great at cleaning up cat litter that my cat tracks out of the box.

As someone that has had many robot vacuums from Dreame, iRobot, Roborock, etc…I have to say that I just got the Eufy E28 and it’s amazing. I have 5 dogs and a cat and 2 kids so messes and dirt is a daily occurrence here. The E28 has cleaned everything with no issues! I’m seriously impressed

I have no issues with it at all. It avoids cords with no issues and didn’t get stuck on my office chair like my Roborock does. Granted I do clean up my floors pretty well prior to running. I pick up dog toys and stuff (my kids are older so no little toys laying around anymore). I legitimately have no complaints which is rare for me lol

Eufy E28. I have 5 dogs and this thing is amazing!

I have the Eufy E28 and it’s amazing in my house of 5 dogs. I have had many other robots but none have been as good as this one. It does great vacuuming carpets and mopping tile. Since I got the Eufy, I haven’t ran any of my Roborocks once.

Eufy E28 or 25 depending. I have the E28 and love it. It’s great on my carpet. I have 5 dogs and it handles their hair great.

Eufy and Ecovacs were recommended for customer support. I chose Eufy Omni E28 but have only had it a couple weeks so I haven’t had to contact support yet.

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

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

I returned mine. The mapping was terrible, and it honestly wouldn’t even vacuum my second floor carpet for some reason. Most of the 2nd floor is carpeting, so it basically just cleaned the bathrooms and nothing else. I couldn’t figure out how to make it clean all my rooms. I got the Eufy E28 instead, and I absolutely love it.

I returned mine. The mapping was terrible, and it honestly wouldn’t even vacuum my second floor carpet for some reason. Most of the 2nd floor is carpeting, so it basically just cleaned the bathrooms and nothing else. I couldn’t figure out how to make it clean all my rooms. I got the Eufy E28 instead, and I absolutely love it.

I just got the eufy E28 and it’s absolutely incredible. Pricey ($899), but having clean floors everyday when I get home from work is the best thing ever.

I've now owned a number of different robot vacuums, so I wanted to share my first impressions of the new Flagship vacuum from Mova. I have owned the Dreame X50, the Eufy E28, and I've tested the Roborock 10r. I received the Mova v50 Ultra complete about a week ago, and so far I'm really impressed. The very first thing I noticed is that this vacuum is very heavy. For some reason the base and the vacuum itself are heavier than any of the other ones I've used so far. I have no idea why. I guess they must be packing a lot of additional features in the vacuum below the surface. As I messed around with the vacuum, I think I figured out a few of them. The thing I can't quite believe, even to this day, is just how many additional accessories this vacuum comes with. Mine came with 10 mop pads, three filters, two side brushes, three dust bags, a big bottle of cleaning solution, and a small bottle of Pet solution, and to top it all off it also came with an additional TroboWave brush roller. I still wonder if TroboWave was a typo for TurboWave that Mova decided to just go with after the initial batch was misprinted 😂. Either way, in my opinion, this is enough accessories to last over a year without having to buy anything else. I looked up an accessory kit for the Dreame x50, and for a similar set of accessories it's well over $100 if not closer to $150. This was a bold choice by Mova, but it makes an already amazing vacuum even more attractive. The base station is what we've all come to expect from a high-end robot vacuum, it washes the mop pads with hot water, it dries them with hot air, it has a clean water tank, a dirty water tank, and a tank for cleaning detergent. This is where I found the first big surprise. The detergent tank has the ability to hold two different types of cleaning solution, one for normal floor cleaning solution, and one specifically for a Mova pet cleaning solution. I'll talk about ALL of the pet features later in the review, but needless to say, they are impressive. Once I clicked the vacuum into the base, it turned itself on and started to charge. I followed the instructions in the app to scan the QR code and set up the Wi-Fi. Setting up the Wi-Fi for this vacuum was the same as the Dreame app, and nearly the same as the eufy app. The V50 broadcasts its own Wi-Fi signal for setup. I did need to turn off the auto reconnect on my phone so that it would not jump back over to my home Wi-Fi during the setup, but I've heard others have had to do the same thing as well. The first thing the vacuum wanted to do was set up a bunch of the AI features and ask if I had pets in my home. I enabled all of the features, although I've heard that depending on your floor type, sometimes you need to disable the stain recognition so the vacuum doesn't get too confused with the pattern on the floor. I told the vacuum to go out and do its initial map of my main floor, I was extremely surprised how quickly it was able to map everything. I felt like it would barely enter a room before it would turn around and leave again. The onboard lidar and 3D structured light seem to do a very efficient job of mapping a room without having to cover every single corner. When the vacuum was done mapping, it did a fairly good job of breaking up the different rooms and correctly identifying them. It did have some problems recognizing my stairs going down into the basement, and try to name it as an additional bedroom. Luckily, the app is pretty good about letting you merge, divide, and hide rooms. I just clicked on “hide” for the spot over my stairs and it worked. I also discovered that if you have a floor-length mirror the lidar thinks there's a room beyond it. I don't know if this is an alternative dimension but I could never get the vacuum to go there 😉. I did notice that it's constantly updating its map and can make adjustments if things change between cleaning tasks. For example I accidentally left the door under the stairs open and it happily went in and mapped that little room after the initial mapping task. Here's where things are going to get controversial, I prefer the spinning mop pads on the V50 over the mop roller of the Eufy E28. Logically it seems like a mop roller should do a better job. They advertise that it puts fresh water on the roller while pulling dirty water off. The truth is, I don't think it's that successful. The mop roller can't get up against the baseboards as well as a spinning mop pad and I had more streaks and leaks from the Eufy E28. Maybe it'll get better in time, but for now I like the V50 mopping better. The X factor for all these Robot Vacuums is how well it recognizes stains and dirty spots so it can clean them again. The V50 excels at identifying and cleaning up spills and other little messes. Its AI can recognize 200 different objects and the 3D structured light keeps it from running into things in real time. The carpet cleaning seems pretty great too. The dual brush rollers seem to channel the dust and hair into the dust bin, and that empties into the base station. One kind of cool feature, the base station has the ability to dry the dust bin and the dust collection bag. I don't have a huge issue with humidity, but I can see how it could be great for others. As I mentioned above, I have the Dreame X50 Ultra which shares about 90% of the features of the Mova V50 Ultra Complete. The reason the V50 better fits my home is the pet features. Since we have three dogs, keeping the floors clean is a serious challenge—and an even bigger priority. The pet-specific cleaning features are probably what first attracted me to the MOVA V50. We were losing the war against our dogs pretty much every day. Between dirty paw prints, sticks, and other junk from the backyard, we were tired of cleaning. When we were setting up the V50, I already knew we had something different. At the end of every week, it sends you a notification to review your pet’s activity. It shows you the areas where your pets were most frequently seen, then offers to re-clean those spots with its special pet solution. If you're away from home, you can even ask the vacuum to find your pet. (I mostly use it like a game of hide and seek with my dogs now, but I can definitely see how others might use it to keep their pets out of trouble.) It can also detect where the dog dishes are and use extra suction to pick up the loose kibble that always ends up on the floor. Probably the most important pet-related feature so far is the AI obstacle recognition. That means when my 16-year-old dog has an accident on the tile, the vacuum (so far—crossing fingers) has been able to identify it and avoid it. That one feature alone is worth everything. While I mainly wanted to highlight the pet features in this post, I’ve got to mention how cool it is that the LiDAR sensor retracts so it can get under low furniture, and the StepMaster system lets it climb over thresholds and even the U-shaped bases of our bar stools. With some of my older vacuums I was just resigned to the fact that they would get stuck on things but the V50 has the ability to rescue itself using those retractable little Stepmaster legs. I know I've only had it for a week, and I'll keep testing it, but so far I'm a pretty big fan of the Mova V50 Ultra Complete. I personally feel the price point and the features make it hard to ignore, but the additional accessories make it nearly a must have.

I understand what you mean. I do like the cleaning station on the V50 more than the cleaning station on the P10 Pro Ultra. The old cleaning station required a lot more work to keep it clean. For my home the spinning mop pads have worked well. I still haven't had an improved experience with the mop rollers I've tried. That roller only touches the ground in one spot and I ended up with more streaks and the dirty water tanks are a pain to clean.

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

Here’s my in-depth review of the Eufy e28 after three weeks of use, tailored for those of us in the Nordics who value practicality and efficiency. **Setup:** Setup was straightforward, though the app could be more intuitive. Finding the cleaning history took some digging, which might not be ideal for those of us who prefer simplicity. I updated the firmware as recommended, and it was hassle-free. **Performance:** **Cleaning:** The E28’s 20,000 Pa turbo suction is solid for everyday dust and pet hair, which is great for Nordic homes with wooden floors and rugs. Compared to my old iRobot, the E28 does a better job on carpets, especially with pet hair. However, it sometimes misses larger crumbs on hardwood floors, so it’s not perfect. **Mopping:** The hydrojet self cleaning mop feature is decent for maintaining floors, though it’s no substitute for a deep clean. It’s particularly useful in the kitchen and bathrooms, leaving a slightly damp finish that dries quickly,ideal for our colder climates where dampness can linger. **Corner Cleaning:** The edge-cleaning feature(from its corner rover brush ) is a noticeable improvement over my previous vacuum. I’ve seen less dust along the baseboards, which is a common issue in older Nordic homes with wooden floors. **Maintenance:** So far, the brushes haven’t required much cleaning,just a few strands of hair to remove. The hydrojet funtion is a game-changer, no more stains dragged around the floor. The portable cleaner is also handy for carpets and stairs, making it much easier than lugging a regular vacuum up and down. **All-in-One Station:** The station is convenient but takes up a fair amount of space,about the size of a small trash can. The noise level during emptying and cleaning is noticeable but tolerable, especially compared to some louder models I’ve used in the past. **Overall:** The Eufy E28 is a solid choice for Nordic households, especially if you value convenience and minimal maintenance. the app could be better, and it’s not the cheapest option, but it’s a reliable daily cleaner. For those of us with wooden floors and rugs, it’s a step up from older models.

yes,e28 has a portable cleaner otherwise it's same with e25

we have an eufy e28, and use the portable cleaner to vacuum upper spaces

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

I absolutely love my eufy e28, and have a mix of oak floor and high pile carpet. I bought one for both of my brothers too. Navigates around my son’s toys well, it does slam into my light, oak chair legs though 🤷🏽‍♂️

I ended up getting the detergent from Eufy for the e28 and I can tell a difference on our hardwood floors. The scent is very mild and I don’t notice it at all. Would recommend! I’m sure adding in a different detergent could void your warranty. I don’t want to risk it for a couple bucks on a $1k machine

E28 all day. Love ours in a mostly hardwood + rug home with 2 long hair cats, 2 long hair humans and a dog. Great detection and avoidance, mopping, and love the spot cleaner for when the cats decide to puke on a soft surface. Can’t recommend enough.

We’ve had one for a couple of weeks with daily spot cleans and 2x weekly full deep cleans (two long haired humans, long haired cats, and a dog) and haven’t had long hair tangling issues and I’ve checked it multiple times to make sure. The only place I see long hair get tangled is around the spinning sweeper brushes at the corner front of the robot. Otherwise we LOVE this vacuum! I can’t believe how quiet it is. We have matte hardwood floors and we don’t see streaking. We do have matte black floors in our bathroom (mistake!) and she leaves streaks in there and we can see her wheel marks/sweeper brush marks. Our floor is also heated, and I haven’t been using the solution (waiting for it to arrive) so I will update once we try that. 9.5/10 for sure!

Seconding. It’s $1000 now and has been for the past 3-4 weeks. We love ours.

I had a Rooba 980 back in the day. I hated it. Needed emptying frequently, got stuck, sucked up all kinds of things, tangled long hair, bad mapping, horrible at keeping connectivity, low battery life, expensive physical barrier pilons around different areas I didn’t want it to go. I gave up. I’m currently a grad student again and I have little time for chores, much less daily cleaning up after two long haired humans, two long haired cats and a dog. Looked around for a month and spent more time reading/watching video reviews than I care to admit, but I know I needed help. Splurged a bit and went for the Eufy E28, and oh, boy howdy. I’m so glad I gave robot vacuums another chance. Maps wonderfully, easily takes care of long human hair without tangling. Identifies objects (like, this is a shoe! This is a charging cord!) adds it to the map and avoids it. Extremely quiet compared to our last one to the point where we can have it running while my partner is in work meetings (besides emptying water and dust bin, but that’s 10 seconds of loud x 2). Vacuums, mops, dries, auto detects and identifies objects it avoids, quickly diverts around critters scurrying about. Auto emptying both water and dust, cleans and dries mop. Love that I can put digital barrier and no-go zones. We can’t get over how much the technology has improved. So glad we jumped back into the robot vacuum/mop game!

We also have the E28, dog, long hair cats and long hair humans. You need to add the detergent that eufy sells for the mop marks. It’s the repeated vacuuming that helps, not that it will get it all at once. We have ours deep clean/mop the whole house twice a week and spot vacuum our notoriously hairy/dirty areas daily. You will see a difference over time!

Just got the e28. Biggest surprise is how quiet it is. Also surprised at how well it vacuums/mops. We have two long haired cats and a small dog. It does a great job of avoiding plugged in charging cords on the floor and other small objects. We hadn’t vacuumed/mopped in over two weeks (life is hard) and it made quick work of the whole house (1300sqft, matte hardwood floors, tile, and rugs) in 2 hours. Thoroughly impressed. If you’re looking for _just_ mopping, this isn’t your vacuum. It has the option to vacuum/mop or just vacuum. You cannot ask it to just mop. If you’re worried about it waking the little one, it’s really not loud while running. What is rather loud is the dustbin/water tank emptying which lasts about 1 min at the base station, but I think you can set how often it does that.

I know it’s not on your list, but Eufy E28 if your dogs like getting mud on the carpets. Cleans great and the portable spot cleaner gets used a lot in our 2 cat + dog household. Great at vacuum/mopping (has roller mop) and quiet while running. Emptying is loud, but only for a few seconds.

Also loving our E28. Quiet while running, good at long human hair and pet hair, mopping hardwood floors, and great at mapping and obstacle avoidance.

About a month now. Run it daily on vacuum in our high traffic areas. Run 2x weekly deep clean with mopping. Something I figured out if you decide to go with Eufy is that you should just order the vac itself. Once you register your product they send you “gifts” that are the cleaning solution and extra bags. I ordered the cleaning solution and bags separately not knowing this. However, the free ones do take some time to arrive (have not yet received).

Yup! Our cats like to puke on the carpet and our dog sometimes misses her pad, so the spot cleaner is worth it for us! I hear the e25 is similar if you don’t need that feature. Also plan on using it to clean our outdoor patio furniture cushions this weekend.

I had one leak issue/kept going back to clean mop but it was because I didn’t have the dirty water filter tray installed properly. It is a bit finicky. Once I figured that out I’ve had no issues with the bot or with the app.

It lifts the mop roller when going over rugs. We have some shag rugs and they don’t get wet at all. The kitchen mat it handles with no problem (it’s an orthopedic foam one). The bath mat I have as a no-go zone because my elderly cat likes to hang out there on the heated bathroom floor. It navigates the other rugs no problem, but they have rug pads underneath. I’ve heard that every robo vac has a problem with lighter weight rugs. The app makes it easy to have no-go zones on any area you don’t want it to mop/vacuum.

Some can tell the difference between tile/wood/carpet. Coming from an old roomba, I can 100% say it’s worth it to get a dual. We have the Eufy E28 which mops and vacuums at the same time. Vacuum is a couple inches before the roller mop function. When it senses carpet, it tucks the mop back up into the robot, then drops it back down when it goes back to wood/tile. In the mapping feature, you can also place “no mop” zones. It does a really good job of detecting and retracting so that carpets and shaggy rugs do not get wet. You can have it either just vacuum or both vacuum and mop each room and on whatever schedule. Having a bot that does both at once has been an absolute game changer. Highly recommend.

Was similar situation- I have pets the shed, around same sq ft.. I purchased the e28. I can confirm It uses LiDAR. Also, can run in the dark (it auto turns on a front light that’s pretty bright). If you plan to run it at night, I’d recommend enabling the “do not disturb” feature if the base station is near your bedroom- the auto return cleaning is loud. Not insanely loud. It doesn’t run a long time, but if anyone’s relatively a lighter sleeper…. Just make sure the path is clear of unexpected obstacles (e.g. loose wires or pet waste), as LiDAR can’t see small objects lying flat on the ground — that limitation applies regardless of lighting.

I was considering the (ecovacs x9 pro Omni) - but ended up buying eufy e28. So far I’m pretty happy with it, i just got it and only used it a few times. The edge cleaning on the x9 is was main selling point, but this one does “good enough.” Ultimately, it was the price point.the x9 Omni was $1299 on Amazon, but it’s now back to full price ($1599) while the e28 I paid $878 including tax (purchased in app w a code) If price wasn’t any factor, I would’ve bought the x9. The e28 (so far) seems like a decent option for about half the (current) price.

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.

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.

Eufy e28 hands down

We’ve been happy with the eufy e28 and the self cleaning mop feature

Came here to confirm. E28 is great. Have had it for several weeks now. Feel free to DM

Eufy E28 is great so far

Eufy customer support is excellent. I have the E28 and love it.

Eufy e25 or e28 will fit all your needs

I just replaced my J7 and Narwal last week (2 of them). I had the M6 prior and it's simply awful. I got the Eufy e28. It's terrific. I know that you had issues years ago, but they came a long way. I've cleaned my entire house 4 or 5 times, and it barely used any water. I think that it should last weeks before refilling.

I just got the E28 to replace an iRobot J7 and Narwal T10. I have zero regret. The Eufy is superior in every way. The Narwal just kind of spreads dirt around. The only dirt it picks up is whatever sticks to the mop pads. The Eufy actually cleans.

The only difference is that the E28 has the removable spot cleaner. If you don't need that, then save the $100

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.

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.

I will check again, ours is e28 but I feel like I checked everything. Mopping was kind of disappointing for us since it could not remove dried dirt in 1st attempt, it did in 3rd though

I’m a fan of eufy and this vacuum, but you’re completely ignoring all of his stated requirements.

I had the Eufy E28, sent back in 3 days. Wouldn’t go under kitchen cabinets, dining chairs or the back of sofa. It seemed to get stuck trying to go thru sliding glass doors, also it would just randomly go back to an area it had previously cleaned, and I didn’t think it mopped very good even with the roller mop. So I’m looking for one that has lower clearance, I guess that would be my 1st priority.

Can’t comment on other models but we have a Eufy28 if you want to hear some pros and cons if it’s on your list. We are broadly happy (mix of karndean flooring, large rugs, tiles) - it mops really well and the hoovering is good. It cleans the edges well. We haven’t had to top up the floor cleaning at all so it’s taken a big workload off us. 2 annoying things - it is louder than an A380 landing at Heathrow when it empties itself and cleans the mops. And it gets dirty quickly (we are a hairy dog household plus multiple sports playing mud attracting children with long hair).

Enjoy it. I'm loving my E28.

I have a crazy shedding Shiba Inu and a Ragdoll cat, so you can imagine the mess of my floors. The E28 nails it; the suction is strong, it doesn’t bump into things, it's completely perfect.

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.

Love my eufy e28

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.

I also have the Eufy E28. It is excellent. Roller mops are the only way to go.

I got it for $800 through the Eufy app. I ordered last Friday and it delivered Monday. It is a huge leap in technology from my Eufy X10 Pro Omni. I ran three deep cleaning cycles this week. All settings max just like on my X10. The X10 would have to recharge at least once to complete my house. Also, the X10 would use about half of the base clean water tank per deep cleaning(carpet set to vacuum only). The X10 base water tank is also larger than the E28 base water tank. The new E 28 robot will clean my house on one charge cycle and use about 10-15% of the base station clean water tank while doing a better job. I’m amazed, really. Can’t wait for the clean water tank % left app upgrade for the exact number. The robot is much, much quieter than the X10 as well.

I have mine arriving Sunday. Upgrading from the Omni Pro X-10. I passed on the S1 due to lackluster vacuuming. The E28 seems to have solved that issue plus 50% more down pressure on the mop.

I’ve been very happy with the Eufy E28. Rollermop is the only way to go. We have a new pup and the deep cleaner has been handy. $800 US through the Eufy app.

I called their CS number and had them do a call back. Called me back and were very helpful. They replaced my E28 due to it not registering the cleaning unit was on the base. Replacement improved dirty water tank arrived last Friday.

I just bought the e28, also upgrading a pretty bare bones robotvac I bought for cheap 4 years ago. I was shocked when I sent it on its first clean and it finished with zero interventions from me. It blew my expectations out of the water, I’m so happy with this purchase

Ciao a tutti, ho avuto la possibilità di provarlo in anteprima e mi sono trovato molto bene. Avendone però già altri validi, lo metterò presto in vendita ad un prezzo conveniente in condizioni pari al nuovo

My two cents, instead of using the detergent for spot cleaning my plan is just to use an old fashioned spray bottle then suck it up. Typically you want to treat the spot and wait 5mins anyways, so I'll treat it then grab the spot cleaner and clean. As for the E25 vs E28 I think it's a no brainer. You can get the E28 for $800, which is only an extra $50. If you do a cash back site as well that shrinks that gap even more. It was an extra $40 in my case to get the E28. Plus I don't have to wait until mid-end of June.

Imo the only piece that made the Curv.desierable was the split rollers for tangles. He E28 has it now. The mopping is truly awesome. Everything else all brands do equally imo. $800 for the E28 is really tough to pass on. If you want to save an extra ~$50 and don't need or want the spot cleaner the E25 will come out in a month or so.

Also in Aus. I'd say if you can wait then wait for next sale. I got a E28 for $1629 during the Afterpay sale.

I did consider ecovacs, almost got them but then decided I didn't need to pay such a premium for the best of the best. I'm very happy with the e28 so far. Any complaints I have are with robot vacuums in general like the base station noise.

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.

I have a large dog 2 cats with kids and just got a eufy e28 that seems to be doing a good job so far. Others on here have very positive things to say about the e25/e28 which helped win me over. They're normally 900 / 1000 but probably on sale a decent amount now

I've had a eufy x8 for a few years and just got an e28. The difference is pretty huge. The e28 is so much more nimble and quieter and smarter in how it navigated and vacuums. Then you have the mopping which is fairly new feature and then there's the docking stations with all their automation now. Quite a difference just over 2 to 3 years imo.

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.

Certainly the e28 now. It seems to be better on paper than the S1 pro. I just wish that it had the ozone generator for the clean water like the S1 Pro does. Curious to see what they do for the S2.

I have used the e28 and liked its navigation and overall performance, but the base station and robot had a communication error in the first week rendering it useless and had to return it. It’s been almost a month since then and I still don’t have my full refund despite some back and forth with eufy. If you get the e28, don’t order it directly from their website like I did. I haven’t used the p50, but have heard the front wheel on it is rather prone to breaking, otherwise pretty decent robot vacuum mop

E28

Leaves about 2 cm, but the side brush works right up against the wall.

Vacuumming and mopping combo

Its mop automatically lifts when it encounters a carpet to avoid getting it wet. During the initial mapping process, it also automatically marks the location of carpets, which you can see on the map.

s1's brother E28

It works great at my place

I have the eufy e28. Upgraded from a non smart, no mapping robovac. Was blown away by the mapping and obstacle avoidance. Watching it dodge my wife’s shoelaces and little kids socks is very cool. The built in cam sensors watch for everything and navigate around. We have 6 and 8 year olds boys plus a Labrador. Per hair and mud hasn’t phased it all.

I ordered the eufy e28. I like the idea of the roller mop and didn’t see any other vacuums with this option. Except 3i, but that was unavailable in Canada. I also really like the idea of the separate spot cleaner (I always end up borrowing my brothers). But now I’m sort of second guessing it as I have yet to see it recommended by any one. Should I grab another vacuum while they’re on sale in case this one is a dud? It was $999 CAD.

The eufy from eight years ago is definitely not the same as the current models. If you're willing to give it another chance, the E28 is fantastic.

Depends what your priorities are. The E28 will have superior mopping for sure. Not sure which of the 2 will have better carpet performance. Possible the Curv could be slightly better but I’ve yet to see a comparison between the 2. The Curv will have a slightly more featured filled base station. I have the E28 and am very satisfied. Works great on my hardwoods and my low pile rugs. It’s also quite a bit less than the Curv.

Agreed. It’s a really great robot. Can’t believe how good my floors look now.

I personally believe you made the right call with the E28 over the S1 pro. First off, it’s cheaper. But more importantly, it just has more features and will be better at cleaning overall. Mopping performance should be very similar. The E28 has the added benefits of much better suction for vacuuming, swing out side brush for corner cleaning, anti-tangle dual spiral brush roller, and the spot cleaner off course. The only things the S1 pro has over the E28 is the ozone cleaning if the water tank, and the ability to hook up to plumbing if wanted. The navigation might be slightly better too, but the E28’s navigation is strong and has worked well for me. The base station emptying is loud on the E28, but it’s for less than 30 seconds total. Not a big deal in my opinion.

I have 2 young’s kids (3 and 1) so I know your pain of having toys scattered about. Honestly, I just do a quick pick up before sending the robot out to clean, but for the odd toy that I leave out, it does a good job overall of avoiding them. The A.I. See technology is strong and the robot has only run something over a couple of times in the 6+ weeks of having it.

I have the E28. Such a great machine.

I have the E28. You’re going to love this robot. Cleaning is very solid.

I’ll say that on my E28, it is much dimmer most of the time.

So far I’m very impressed with the E28. I’ve run it about 7-8 times since I got it last week. I have young kids, a dog, and a cat, so my house is constantly messy. But my floors look so much better since getting the E28. It won’t totally replace my stick vacuum and mop (no robot would), but I doubt I’ll need to pull them out more than a couple times a month now. Dried on food still needs to be manually cleaned. The app is solid as well and I feel the features are intuitive. I found Just a Dad’s video to be pretty good, but I think he was overly harsh. I haven’t really had any issues with obstacle avoidance, but I also don’t really care if it occasionally bumps into a toy or something. Also, he knocked it for the brush roll hair clog, but he didn’t realize (or mention) that the brush detangling happens back at the base station during cleaning. I’ve had no issues with the rollers getting tangled or clogged. It is loud when it’s emptying the dirty water and dustbin back at the station, but this is only for a few seconds each and something I can totally live with (surprised to read/hear about how upset people are with the sound). Let me know if you have any questions about my experience and I’ll try my best to answer them.

I’m really liking my e28

Very solid vacuuming, mopping and navigation. The app is also good. The detachable spot cleaner is a nice bonus and works well. Edit to add: it also cleans under my cabinet right up against the baseboards which is nice. The mop doesn’t reach fully to the baseboards, but gets very close.

It’s not going to be able to mop all the way into corners as the mop doesn’t extend. But it gets pretty close to edges and its squarish design helps.

No, the floor cleaning solution is directly added to the clean water tank on the robot when it’s adding the water. So it never mixes into the clean water tank on the base station. They sell/will be selling a fabric cleaning spray they recommend you use with the spot cleaner, but I’m sure you can use any spray you want, or just use the spot cleaner without anything extra.

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.

I have an E28. Love it. Very few complaints. It’s not perfect, but my house looks better day to day than it ever has (I have 2 young kids, a shedding dog, and a cat). I think it, or the E25, is the best bang for your buck.

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.

Check out the Eufy e28 or e25. I have 2 young kids and 2 pets, and just got the e28. It’s been awesome

Skip the S1 and go for an E28 or E25 if you want something from Eufy. They have the same great mopping, but much better vacuuming, detangling, and corner cleaning. Or you can wait for the S2 that will likely be out sometime in the next 6 months. I have the E28 and am very happy with it.

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.

Check out the newly released Eufy e28 and the upcoming e25. I just ordered the e28 as I have a ton of pet hair and messes from little kids to deal with, and I believe it will best meet my needs.

The new duo spiral detangle brushes, the increased suction, increased downward mopping pressure, the swing out edge cleaning arm, and the detachable spot cleaner. Plus it’s quite a bit cheaper (got it for $800 in the eufy app). Seems like the couple of things the S1 pro may do better don’t outweigh the many improvements the e28 appears to have made. I’ll update after it arrives and I get a chance to use it a few times.

Like another commenter said, the e28 is very new so there aren’t many reviews yet. I’d expect vacuum wars to release there review in a few weeks. I’ve had mine for about 10 days and I’m really liking it. I run it every day, and my floors look great. Haven’t had to old school vacuum or mop since getting it. It’s not perfect, but it easily meets my needs for my messy house with kids and pets.

I have the E28 and am loving it. Very good cleaning performance on my hardwoods and my low pile rugs. The only complaint I have is for some reason it’s left some dirty water drops on the ground while cleaning the past few cleans. Not sure why, as I clean the dirty water tank on the robot weekly. Have you had this issue?

Yeah mine has been basically flawless for the first 4 weeks, but just noticed the dirty water spots yesterday. Hopefully it’s an easy fix. Otherwise, it’s really an amazing machine!

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.

I have the Eufy E28, and find the app really solid and user friendly.

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.

With no carpets, I’d suggest the E28. It’s going to have better mopping, and it’s hard floor vacuuming performance should be about the same.

That’s awesome. I’m quite happy with my Eufy E28, but it’s good to know there’s a deal for anyone interested in Dreame.

The E28 has a tank you can fill as opposed to the detergent pods for the E25. Only slightly more expensive. Can also get an extended warranty when purchased in the app.

How are you liking it a couple weeks in? Just got mine the other day, and so far pretty impressed.

Thanks for sharing and glad you guys finally reviewed the E28. I have had the E28 for almost 2 months, and have had 0 issues with hair clogs or tangles on the brush roller. I have a wife with long hair, 2 long haired kids and 2 shedding pets. Did you wait for it to clear the hair at the base station or was this tested in the middle of a clean? The base station separates the rollers and reverses them to detangle.

Huh that’s so odd. Maybe the hair you guys test is much longer and more concentrated than real world situations like in my house. It’s important to test extreme cases like you all do, so people know how well vacs perform under the most intense scenarios, but obviously not what is going to be most people’s day to day experience. I’m wondering if you somehow got a faulty model that’s not properly cleaning the brush rollers. Just weird that I’ve never experienced this issue after running over 80 times.

Very similar situation with my E28. Have a golden retriever, a cat, and 2 young kids who all make a big mess. The E28 has done really well on our hardwood floor and low pile rugs. Was having some dirty water drop issues, but they seem to have become less frequent lately. I also have the fixed water reservoir coming from eufy that should fix the problem.

I’m really liking me E28 as well. A very solid bot.

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.

The eufy E28 or E25 is superior to the S1 pro and the X10. It has the same mop roller as the S1 pro, which will provide strong mopping and will pick up messes as opposed to moving them around like spinning mop pads (like the X10). It has a swing out corner cleaning side brush, stronger suction, and a split brush roller design that’s great and managing long hair.

Wow the vacuuming isn’t improved on the E25/28 over the S1? That’s pretty surprising. I know reviewers and other testers have indicated that it is improved. But if you’ve directly compared them both, I won’t argue haha. My E28 does an awesome job cleaning, and vacuuming especially.

I have a 3yr old, a crawling 1 year old, a large shedding dog, and a cat. I have the eufy E28 and it really does a great job keeping our floors clean. It’s a bit out of your price range, but the E25 is coming out soon and is a little cheaper if you’re willing to stretch your budget a bit. Otherwise, seems like people like the Mova P10 Pro Ultra is a very solid budget pick from what I’ve seen and heard.

Agree with others that you will have better mopping with E28. On the other hand, I would think if that’s worth it because it doesn’t come for free, you need to clean thoroughly the dirty water tank on board and all the corners and squeakers. If you don’t have dogs that go in and out to the garden and don’t use shoes inside the house I would go with the curv or edge.

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.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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 !

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.

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.

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 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.

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.