I’m in a similar boat (US based) with extensive hardwood floors and scattered low pile area rugs.
2 young children and plenty of long hair to vacuum.
Bought the S1 Pro in 11/2024 - clearly outdated by the robot vac/mop updated by all brands in 2025.
Hands-off and accurate navigation, thorough maintenance mopping (not 3 day old ketchup as the marketing tests love), and corner/edge vacuuming are the biggest priorities.
I’m ordering the MOVA Z60 for the 9/16 release - $1199 w/ 3 yr warranty is attractive. Don’t think the price will be lower than that even w/ Black Friday/Christmas.
I’m tempted by the Eufy S2 Pro as well - the water ionization is honestly more a gimmick, and the seemingly similar large dirty water tank is still there - and it’s my least favorite thing about the S1.
But the vacuum tech is upgraded in addition to extending side brush.
Narwal Flow I think is also a reasonable option - but the fact that they will likely release the upgraded version after 1/2026 makes me hesitant.
The pre-order for $1090 w/ 3 yr warranty and extra accessories pack was a steal though.
tried one that worked fine most days but the second my dog started shedding more it just struggled on rugs… now i’m like maybe the eufy S2 being consistent matters more than whatever looks strongest on paper
as someone with long hair and a shedding dog, i've tried a few "anti-tangle" bots. most still require me to cut hair off the roller every week. however, the eufy s2 has been a pleasant surprise. its brush design seems to actually direct hair into the suction port rather than letting it wrap tightly around the ends. it's one of the few i've used where i'm not constantly performing "surgery" on the brush roll
I saw it, im slightly disappointed, i was really expecting great things from this. I did end up purchasing it today at the discount, I’m coming from the Saros 10R so im going to give it a try in my home. But I might be interested in the Flow 2 as well, or even going to the Saros 20R since Roborock usually does an upgrade offer.
I went for it. While I like watching reviews and appreciate them. Ultimately I have to try it for myself and my situation. The return period is 45 days I believe so I’m going to give it a really good test in that amount of time and see how it does.
Eufy is really good at being first to market with features that end up shifting the meta of the entire industry. First the roller mop, which they figured out how to package in a robot first. Now this cyclone dust bin, which really seems to be a big deal. I predict that in two years, most of the other brands will be transitioning to a dustbin design like this.
Now whether Eufy can bring those features together and release a well-rounded robot without widespread issues is another question.
Im really glad to hear! The S2 will likely be my next purchase unless something revolutionary comes out in the next year.
I would bet Eufy has the best customer service in the industry. I would never tell anyone to avoid the brand entirely. I just had a bad experience with 1/2 of the robots I bought from them.
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