Eufy - X10 Pro Omni

I also got the Eufy X10 during Prime day and love it. Do you use a cleaner on your floors? I have it mopping with water and am hesitant to put a cleaner in the water as I have hardwood floors and a dog. Thoughts?

I agree with this having owned both. I had to return the x10 last year due to battery issues (after replacements sent by eufy) and the mops were making a weird noise which was the breaking point. Currently have the E25 and very happy with it.

Thank you for helping out! It is definitely overwhelming out there. 1. 1200sqft with hardwood floors. Will remove kitchen and bathroom mats. 2. One 3. No transition 4. No pets. Just human long hair. 5. Toddler; toys are always put back in playpen. 6. Mostly dust, some food particles. 7. Less than $1000 CAD Live in Canada. Used eufy x10 pro for several months last year but had to return it after two replacements (battery and mop issues). Mopping is important, so want to upgrade to a roller mop style. Interested in eufy E25, ecovacs T80 omni, ecovacs X8 pro omni just to stay under my budget but open to other options in Canada. Thanks for your time!

We got the Eufy x10 pro during the prime sale on Amazon Germany (as it was way cheaper then) it has changed everything. we nick named it Floornet, and floornet goes out every night. When the youngest destroys the place with food, just send it around that part. Our's is all tile but we have a runner at the back door and hallway and never have a issue with it. Amazon France have it for €616 but only one is stock. Amazon Germany won't ship it to ireland now.

I find the mop great. no issues at all. we have a bit of difference between the hall and sitting room. We got wooden floor down a few weeks back and it deals with is no issue. As for what I paid....€533.04. I got it through my amazon Germany business account with prime (also got two bottle of eufy cleaner free as well)

I had the Eufy X10 Pro Omni, and while its hardware was great, the software was a disaster. Each firmware update made it more and more unreliable and glitchy, until I got fed up and returned it. I cannot imagine the software of the E28 being any better, but don't have first-hand experience with it.

Yeah, my observations are identical. We recently started looking at robot vacuums, after we returned our Eufy X10 Pro Omni, and it seemed as if every single model has issues, yes, plural :D We ended up getting the Dreame L40s Pro Ultra and albeit it's doing a pretty good job, it suffers from the issue where it randomly drops its mop pads and I have to re-attach them manually. We worked around this by having the robot not leave them at the station while vacuuming. Oh well.

I had the X10 Pro Omni and it was great, but it’s software went downhill after a certain version and the robot became pretty much unusable. I ended up swapping it for a Dreame L40s Pro Ultra and never looked back. Granted, the Dreame was €200 more, but it’s money well spent.

We got a Dreame L40s Pro Ultra for 749 EUR and it's been awesome. I was also looking at the Mova V50 (Pro / Ultra / Whatever), but it was about 200 EUR more, so I decided against it. Roborock Saros 10r also seems to get good reviews, but it too is on the more expensive side. P.S. We used to have the Eufy X10 Pro Omni, but their firmware turned out to be complete garbage and we returned it for a full refund.

Many people complain of Eufy's support too. I used to own a X10 Pro Omni and had good experience with them, but the overall sentiment is that their support is terrible. You will not find a single brand that people are entirely happy with, that's for sure.

I just got the x10 and I really like it! It does a pretty good job picking up things other robo vacuums struggled with (like cat litter). It does leave behind smaller dust particles but I’m a clean freak and am used to my Dyson vacuum and its head attachment with the green LED beam lol. The mop feature also works pretty well for general cleaning, although struggles with larger stains if they’ve dried a bit. EDIT: I think there might still be a promo right now on amazon to get it for $550 if you’re a Prime member and apply a coupon code from CNET (I think it’s eufyx10pro)

I have a Eufy, and the broom/vacuum part is awesome, but the mopping is just okay. It works well if the floor is perfectly level, but it has issues getting into the grout on a tile floor since the grout is lower than the tile surface. But if you're not really looking for a mop feature and just want a vacuum/broom robot, Eufy has been doing a great job for me. Also, that thing may as well be a mountain climber because it happily moves from wood to tile to carpet with no issues. She is a little chatty, though.

I have the Eufy X10 Pro Omni, and the vacuum and sweeping functions work great. If you decide on a Eufy and don't want the mop function at all, I would recommend the EufyRpboVac 11s if you have low pile carpet or the Eufy 15c if you have high pile carpet. They don't have the mop function, just sweeping for wood and tile and vacuuming for carpet. However, it's definitely worth checking out the Roombas and the Sharks, too, because most of them are really good at just the sweeping and vacuuming. It'll come down to what you like the best and your budget. Some are really well priced, but some are a bit expensive compared to others. I hope you find one you like! Other than the not so great mopping, I do like the Eufy.

even if there is no rgb camera, there need to be other advanced sensors like lidar for navigation which can effectively be used to generate an image too, unless you are ready to settle for a low end model that will only change course after it has bumped into something instead of avoiding collisions. If privacy is your top concern, consider getting a model that will work fully offline. This is true for my eufy x10 omni and I believe their entire range, others here will be able to point to more alternatives

We've got a Eufy X10 Pro Omni and it does all surfaces very well. Copes with lots of bits being tracked in on hard floors and pet fluff on quite thick carpets. 10/10 so far.

Eufy X10 Omni gets my vote. Great little robot, doesn't put a foot wrong. Think they're about £600 new now.

I ended up buying the Eufy X10. Overall, it is pretty good in my opinion. It misses a few spots here and there while vacuuming, but the price was very good and it works reasonably well for me.

It didn't work in our house. We've dogs and cats that leave kibble around. And the eufy X10 pro wasn't able to pick it up, and often thinks it's a wall.  It was the main reason we had splurged for it so was quite disappointed.

Our kibble is a little on the bigger side but I was stil shocked that the X10 couldn't pick up a single piece of it, and actually thought it was a wall if there was like 3 or 4 pieces in a line!

I don’t think Yeedi will be very popular here, and Ecovacs's software isn’t impressive. The Eufy X10 Pro and Roborock Qrevo Pro might better meet your cleaning needs, but if you want to avoid situations where you’re always rescuing the vacuum, I would recommend Eufy’s obstacle avoidance performance.

I typically hate JustADad's reviews because he never seems to know what he's doing and never keeps things a 1:1 comparison, but his review of the E28 shows it being terrible on carpets. Other reviews mention it's not great at vacuuming either. After my X10 with AI avoidance ran over poop, I wouldn't trust it on that front either. I went with the Mova P50 Ultra Pro and it'll be here today since I need something that vacuums better first, mops better second. My X10 was sufficient mopping for me, so I'm sure this will be even better in that regard.

I had my X10 for a little over a year and overall I was alright with it, but I did notice the issues you mentioned. The software, specifically, is trash and remained trash up until it died. From firmware breaking mopping usage to maps "magically" expanding zones on its own, while failing to go to a previously occupied spot after the obstacle was removed (ex. left a laundry basket on the floor when it mapped, moved the basket and it would "see" that it was no longer there, but never actually vacuum that space.) The room dividing was equally useless and it never let me actually divide what I needed to. The amount of times I had to re-create my whole schedule because I had to merge and try dividing a room is impossible to keep track of. The mopping was ok when the firmware didn't completely cripple the water output. I went to the Mova P50 Pro Ultra and it's a night and day difference. Vacuuming leaves my floors spotless (while running on standard suction bs constant turbo on the X10) and mopping actually applies an even coating of water while settings allow the robot to not only slow down but perform even tighter lines than the X10 did on deep. The app is fantastic, and it mapped my house almost perfectly the very first time and even called rooms by their proper names and added furniture. The room it did combine incorrectly, I was able to divide without issue, unlike the X10. Basically, at the time the X10 was good. Seeing how good the P50 is though, for about the same price, there's zero reason to go with the X10.

Using one site to base that on is not exactly an end all. I've had mine for over a year and I'd go as far to say they have a defective unit, as mine routinely picks up 99% of cat litter on my bare floor and leaves my entire house devoid of anything hard to step on while barefoot. The mopping, while temporarily crippled by software, works fine once you have them move you to another firmware and I've had no problem getting it to mop dried on juice off my light colored floor. I do agree the software is a PITA and you shouldn't have to argue with them about firmware, but seeing those cleaning photos on RTING's site, either their tests are useless for real world or they had a defective unit. Mine cleans much better than that.

I don't know, maybe I have the golden one then. Every night when I go to bed the cats kick out so much litter I can't walk barefoot, and last night they shredded a cardboard scratch pad and left bits everywhere. I woke up this morning and everything was gone and I walked into the laundry room where the litter is barefoot. I also dumped a dark beer and orange juice on my light gray floor and dried it with a hair dryer to test. Mopped it off no problem.

Our eufy x10 broke inside 3 months. Support was terrible. It’s now been sent for repair with no estimated timeframe! Never again…

I have also got X10 last week. Using it since last 7 days every day on vinyl floor. Not seeing any issues. App is good too. I was also bit worried after reading some reviews here but I thought to try it out for 30 days and return it if I don’t like.

I have 4 dogs so feel your pain, also 3 Women in our house so hair is a problem. I don't have the eufy S1 yet, but I think the Eufy X10 Pro is great but it doesn't get much love here. Also the Roomba J9+ vacuum only robot is fantastic.

Run an empty the bin in the app to help clean the brush roller. You can also use the little tool that comes with the x10 Pro that helps pull the hair out as well as a brush on the other side. [eufy X10 Pro Omni How to Optimize the Auto Detangling Feature](https://support.eufy.com/s/article/Maximizing-the-Anti-Tangle-Feature-on-Your-X10-Pro-Omni-Tips-and-Tricks-for-Optimal-Performance) [This video](https://youtu.be/L8aT1vWyZW4?si=GbI9rckYxZXK1zBV) also has great advice for doing a weekly (or longer if you don't have pets) deep clean.

I found mine struggles a lot with carpet. I haven’t used the mop feature yet but the actual vacuum, even on max mode, left a lot to be desired.

I got the Eufy X10 and love it. 1250 sq ft of all tile floor.

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

I just got a Eufy X10 Pro and its my first robot with the AI vision. I havent had a chance to test it with poop luckily but it seems scary good at identifying objects in front of it like cables, shoes, dog toys, it even identified our large dog scale as a scale (I have the robot in my animal shelter) and it tells you in the app where and what it it thinks it is and marks them on the map for you. so far it has not misidentified anything.

hahaha, I do know from a couple review videos where they tossed down some fake prank poop and the X10 was able to identify it as "pet waste" I think I actually have one of those fake poops ill have to bring it to work and try it out lol

the X10 uses lidar to make an extremely accurate map of your space. Then in the app you can split the map into as many sections/rooms as you want. Then you can create scheduled cleanings per room, and give each room its own specific settings such as vacuuming twice on high power in 1 room and then vacuuming once on low power but mopping with heavy water usage in another room. Its incredibly easy to set up as well. you can also make "scenarios" which are like quick buttons for different things like if you want to manually run a deep clean in your kitchen after cooking so it will vacuum on high power, mop with heavy water use, and do 2 runs in a cross hatch pattern, then return home to empty itself and wash its mop pads. its a really neat machine.

I run my Eufy X10 Pro at the 2500 sqft animal shelter I work at. It’s 100% concrete floors, they are polished though so I’m not sure well regular concrete would work with the spinning pads. But I don’t think it could hurt to try out. It will still clean them better than just vacuuming alone.

Just drop the money on a really nice one instead of starting at the bottom and working my way up to a nicer model with all the bells and whistles… with the amount of money I spent on the 5 robots I purchased before my X10 Pro I could have just gotten something better than the X10 lol

Personally I dont think I will ever spend more than the $500 I purchased my Eufy X10 Pro for and that was an on sale refurb. Actually come to think of it none of my current robots were brand new. I've bought all 5 of my current active robots either used/refurbished from eBay. They've all worked great. Having purchased some of the lowest end robots and worked my way up to the X10 Pro I think you definitely get what you pay for, as is with most electronics. My X10 is clearly the better machine out of all of my lower cost robots.

hmm just opened my app and yea I think this must be an outdated pic cause I don't see that option available unfortunately. But like others said it wouldn't be too difficult to set up a scenario/schedule combo to achieve that.

Don’t get the L60. I own 2. The hair blade works okay but it’s really bad about getting hair wrap on the ends of the brush which you still have to clear manually. I’ve also had to swap out dead drive wheels on both of them multiple times… the next time it happens I’m selling it for parts. I do however have a x10 pro as well and I hardly have to worry about cleaning its brush. The object avoidance works pretty well but I can’t compare it to other models since it’s the only bot I’ve tried with object avoidance, I really like my x10!

Do not get an L60. I've got 2 units, both of which have needed multiple wheel replacements. if it was one of them it kept happening to, then I'd blame it on a faulty unit. but the fact that both my L60's have a drive wheel die after about 2/3 months is too much. I've also spoke with multiple users on here who have also had drive wheels die on them. I have an L50 and an X10 Pro as well which have had zero issues. its gotta be something specifically with the L60 and how it powers the wheels.

You’re gonna get a lot of split answers here about it. I’ve had mine a month now cleaning the animal shelter I work in. All polished concrete floors and I love it. It’s been picking up debris just fine and the mop works well. Obstacle avoidance is decent but not perfect. Detangling comb works well and I rarely have to manually clean the roller brush compared to my other bots in the building.

of these 3 the Dreame L10s Plus has spin mops which are better than the other two with their "drag rag" type mops. The N20 Pro's mop is gonna be a little better than the L60 since it vibrates back and fourth a little bit as it goes but the spin mops are the way to go IMO none of these have the self cleaning mop station of course but your gonna be spending a bit more for that function. If you can swing it the Dreame L10s Ultra Gen 2 is 899 USD and has the full service dock (washes and drys the mop pads, refills the water tank on the bot etc) and also has the corner extending mop arm to reach the corners better. worth the couple extra hundred IMO. I have a Eufy X10 pro which has the full service dock and I love it. I dont have to worry about manually filling the water tank or cleaning the pads (aside from swapping them out weekly to run through the washing machine) I snagged mine for 520 refurbished on ebay though.

I’ve had the complete opposite results from the X10 Pro Omni and the Mova P10 Pro when it comes to navigating a large space… the X10 is flawless, but the Mova struggled, declining in efficiency the longer the cleaning cycle lasted. But when I took the P10 home (not my workplace) it runs perfectly fine.

I also bought the X10 when it came out, still impressed by it. Don’t get me wrong robot vacuums don’t clean from scratch, they maintain. So you still need to do a proper clean every now and again. I think everyone should have one

Surprisingly, I have a great experience. Moping is solid. Vaccum is great as well. As far as I am concerned, this is not a deep cleaning device as it can’t have that capability. I am super happy with what it offers. My issue is the loud noise it makes. It’s horrible. But as a work around I have scheduled it for 2 am when I am in deep sleep. So all good so far.

Picks up small debris well for me on Turbo + cleaning intensity as deep + Walter level medium. Haven’t used Max yet. My scheduled use is kitchen floor every night and entire floor twice a week. Rest is as per need. In the morning the kitchen floor is super clean (it has light colored tiles). So that’s where my feedback is coming from. On more thing: I read in the manual that it is suggested to run vaccum and mop as a separate cycle for optimal results. Going to try this one soon to see if it makes any difference.

There could be a possibility of hardware revision. Mine is just 40 days old. I haven’t tested anything else. While researching I concluded that Eufy has superior mopping comparatively and went with my gut. I am super impressed with its obstacle avoidance as well.

Vacuum wars is a great resource. I went with the Eufy x10 for my needs. Excellent balance of cost and function

The best robots I've had so far are the Roborock Qrevo Curv and Qrevo Curvx that I use on a daily basis. Roborock is just consistently good and they are my default brand now. The curvx got off to a rough start that required a reset and two remaps but it finally got it together. I had a Dreame X50 Ultra that died on day two and a Aqua10 Ultra Roller that was beyond terrible with tons of issues and their support was horrid so I won't be inclined to try them again. I had a eufy x10 omni pro and it was okay until it wasn't and right after that I tried a Samsung Bespoke jet bot ai and it went crazy on its first cleaning run and died in the hallway. I also had a shark matrix and it was okay until it went crazy spinning against the couch in the living room.

Eufy x10 seems great for us. We just had it for a week so take this with a grain of salt. The app is good. The mop function works. It does a good job at cleaning even carpets ( not very thick one). I watched some reviews on YouTube and it seemed that it came up on top when compare to roborock. I wouldn't pay 1500 for a robot so 700 for this one seemed like the sweet spot.

I have had an X10 since launch. I did not read the review word for word, but appreciate the time and energy that went into it. I have not had the same experience myself. Suction is slightly better than my Roborock, cable ID capability is impressive. I have had it run over a cable once and never had it misidentify one. The circular pattern in the images above, I have not seen that myself. Sure there are things it misses. For example, mine struggles with small paper scraps. I also would like to see a product that can get under cabinets a little better, but overall the edge hugging function works really well for me. Lack of smart home integration (Home Assistant) is annoying. I have 2 dogs that shed frequently, with hard floors. I have not had the experience that you do. Mine runs the same time every day and does a pretty good job of picking up hair other expected items. I will admit that it does miss some things, but so has every other robo vac I have used. Your issue of it getting stuck in the kitchen, I have not experienced that myself. I will add that in the video of it getting stuck on the ramp, that looks like cardboard at the bottom, that appears weaker than the top part of the ramp, limiting it from pushing up the ramp. You tried to MacGyver a solution and are critical that it did not work. That is more on you than the X10. The bottom line of it is performance and experience with products is not always going to be consistent across a user base.

Wow, you guys are on a mission. The time you two are spending on this sub trying to sway people from buying this robovac (and go for some other brand) is astonishing. Your dedication is really admirable! I must have been really lucky because I've had my X10 for about two months now and it has performed very satisfactory up until now. It picks up about everything in it's path and has very thorough navigation, including climbing ramps. Maybe the trick here was to set some smart virtual barriers around it in stead of some carton boxes... Only quirk was a connection loss after a firmware update, forcing me to do a reset, causing me to lose the mappings. That only happened once though. I'm happy with it, maybe you had a bad batch or something?

It's probably the other way around. I'm a real user and I love that product. Hard floor performance is perfectly fine. You however are trying way to hard to make it look bad (cardboard boxes, really?) I wonder why that is.

Love my Eufy X10 Pro Omni.

My eufy x10 has no issue with my deep pile carpets, it actually attacks it from multiple angles until it can get on it. Kinda fun to watch.

I got one of those a couple weeks back and I’m very happy with it so far

At your price point. I would get the eufy x10 pro omni. It’s not a roborock and it’s a bit more expensive than your budget. Cost $799.00 but Amazon has it for $549.00. I ran a ton of poop test and it never ran it over.

I just got the S1 to clean up after my German Shedder. Most of my house is hard wood so I cant speak to carpet cleaning but the S1 is great on bare flooring. Not sure how long the bag will last before full but if its like my x10's it will take a couple months. Stay away from the x10 as the hair gets pulled into the wheels and causes them to jam up and eventually break. They seem to have fixed this issue on the S1.

I'm not talking about the roller brush. I'm talking about actual wheels. there is a gap on the wheels that pulls hair into the wheel motor unit. This causes the wheels to jam and eventually break so the unit cant move anymore.

My 2 cents as I have 2 x10's and they are ok at best. They do a good job mopping but the vacuuming isnt that great. I noticed a big drop off in the vacuum performance over the first 6 months. As far as obstacle avoidance goes I find my old roomba j7+ was better at moving around dog toys, cables, etc. If I had to buy a new vac again I would prob try something different. So my vote would be for the T30. Hopefully someone that has a T30 can chime in on their thoughts.

I had to send in my vac for warranty last fall for a different issue and they replaced whole housing, brush and brush guard. Which helped but still wasnt anywhere near as good when I first got the x10.

We have two Goldens and the hair was insane. I had tumble weeds rolling through the house. We would try to vacuum daily, but it didn't always happen due to our busy schedules. On a whim, I decided to try a robo vacuum. Wow, was I surprised! Instantly changed everything. I would never imagine it would work so well. I even bought a second one for downstairs in the finished basement. I can't stress enough how much it helps. There is very little hair on the floors and this is with two dogs. We got one called Eufy x10 pro Omni. It runs once daily.

I've had mine about 2 weeks. It's keeping up with my 3 really well! It even cleans the dried shar pei slobber!

I bought two X10 Pro Omni when they first came out and they've been great. I set one in my 1br apartment and sent the other to my wife cuz we were living in different states for a year cuz of work. It worked out since the house we're buying is two stories. They're such a nice convenience. My wife was skeptical at first, but she loves them now.

Any of the newer robot vacuums have the mop extender like the dreame? I initially bought the eufy x10 pro omni but sent it back because I liked the mopping from the dreame l20 ultra. I felt the eufy left streaks in the floor upon comparison. However, after almost a year I'm less impressed with the dreame and am looking for something else.

The E25 is superior, there is no arguing about it. X-series are entry level. E-series are mid tier. S-series are high-end. You are comparing: * spinning mops against a roller mop. Roller mop will always win. * A single brush against a split design to prevent tangling. Split brush wins. The split brush is a ingenious design where they come together as 1 big roller when rolling forward and vaccuuming. When docked and emptying the dirt bin, they roll backwards and split, leaving a gap to suck out tangled hair. Much better than roborock split bursh, which is permanently split. Sometimes roborocks tends to leave a trail of crums in the middle at the split, you wont have that with the E25. * Fix arm against extendable arm for corner cleaning. Extended arm wins.

I have 2 eufy hoovers, a wee l35 and an x10 pro omni. The wee one does a good enough job of the upstairs carpets, and the x10 is an absolute life saver for downstairs hard floors & living room mat. Mine run once in the morning and once in the evening. Ive got 2 pets & 2 teenagers in the house too lol I would say definitely worth it :) I had a problem with my x10 and the return and replacement took a few weeks which was annoying but it was easy (parcel collect and delivered, i didnt have to go trekking to the post office) and the online help messages were very clear and quick at updating what was happening Battery life wise - my x10 runs on max vacuum and water for ~2hours with no issue :)

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.

Eufy Omni S1 Pro, E25, and E28 have a roller mop. Eufy X10 Pro Omni and Clean L50 (the ones he listed) don't. Ecovacs Deebot T80, X8, and X9 and Mova Z50 and Z60 also have a roller mop.

Somewhat relative/subjective, but yes, from what I know, the eufy X10 Pro Omni is bad at vacuuming.

I returned the eufo x10 within the week. Best decision ever! It was loud, made streaks, couldn't handle the corners well, didn't go beneath my cupboard (while it had enough space) and the vacuuming was so bad... Bought the roborock qrevo instead and wtf, I'm in love with this machine. It masters all the above perfectly.

Life altering. The very best purchase in over a decade. And I have no clue how I survived before Fenton ( Eufy X10 pro Omni). Mum of a 5yo and a 2.9 yo with a big ick of crumbs.

thank you sir! for the honest detailed review. I have ordered both X10 Pro Omni and Roborock Qrevo Plus 2 days ago for very similar price: $550 and $520. I was told that Eufy X10 is not reliable in my deep research. I think I will test both of these Robos and return the Eufy.

hi i want to report that i have received the X10 this afternoon and set it up playing with it all night. I am actually extremely pleased with it! Well my last robo cleaner was a 4 years old Roborock S5, so it was not a high bar to clear. This is WAY better than the S5 though. the vacuum has been great on my hardwood and tile flooring, it picks up everything, and by the way, I only used standardn suction power, didn't bother with Turbo or Max, do you think that may contribute to the issues you have? Standard suction worked perfectly for me so far. but then again I have only had this for like 10 hours. additionally, the mapping was fast and accurate, the mopping is FANTASTIC! The hair tanglement is real though, there was A LOT my wife's hair tangled on the roller after it cleaned master bedroom and master bath, so I had to manually remove it. but everything else is great so far. i am expecting the performance to go down as the filer will become clogged and the door seal become deteriorated as you experienced. but so far I am loving it. My Qrevo Plus will arrive in a few days, I will compair the two soon. ​​​​ Man how robo cleaners have advanced in just a few years, this is night and day difference than my S5! My wife was even more pleased than i am!

hi thanks for the reply. i am still happy with the X10 for the 2nd day. it finally cleaned all areas of my 2800 sqft one-story house ( no carpet or area rugs thoughout tht house) and i am more than happy with the cleaning result as my floor has was pretty filthy, lol. That being said, but I did diligently clean the dustbin, filter, roller, and dustbin guard twice thoughout the long day of cleaning. what I found is that that "screen door" like mashed pre-filter is VERY EASY to get clogged with grime and dirt, and I would imagine it will totally block the airflow at one point. You have pointed this out already in your detailed review. Now i am almost 80% sure this is the culprit to the low suction reported by multiple users. Now, i am inclined to think this pre-filter is not really needed. My old S5 didnt have it and it had no issues. I will keep clean out prefilter once a while and hopefully wont experience the low suction issue.

hi i actually canceled Qrevo Plus on Amazon on Sunday night. because 1). setting up a robot along with testing through actual cleaning is VERY TIME CONSUMING, i simplely dont have time to set up and test a new robot, along with have to packing up one of them for returning. 2). so far i am actually very pleased with X10. Of course I am only 3 days into having this thing, so I can't speak for long term. But good thing is that Amazon's holiday return period is extremely long, I believe the last day of return is Jan 31, 2025, so I will have plenty of time to test the X10. Hopefully this thing keeps up its performance and I don't have to return it. I am too lazy to spend time shopping, along with setting up a new robot, making a cleaning schedule all over again, that is a whole weekend of work!

Still great so far. I have no complaints.  It actually exceeds my expectation. That been said, maybe other robots are just as good, but I didn't have chance to try others.  I want to mention that I run the X10 daily on schedules, and it has never been stuck even for once, isnt that amazing? The navigation and obstacle avoidance is truly amazing.  It is almost a true set and go experience. I say almost because the limiting factor is actually the capacity of the water tank, I have to fill the water daily with heavy daily usage.   I also clean the dustbin and filter to ensure maxium vaccume performance.   

Got a Eufy X10 for £520 a few weeks ago. Very happy with it. If you go the Eufy route, check regularly and NEVER EVER pay the £799 RRP.

Eufy website. They were doing cheaper than Amazon on Prime day. Keep an eye out on their site. It's my first robovac but it genuinely has changed our life. BUT we live in a 70m sq apartment with hardwood floors throughout.

Got a Eufy X10 a few months ago for £500 and it's the mutt's nuts. I live in an apartment with all hard floors, no children or pets. It does a cheeky vacuum and mop every day and a deep clean on Saturdays (when I'll go into all the hard to get places with a dry paint brush and get the dust from there. IE, behind doors) Also got Hue lamps throughout.

Eufy X10 is in that price range and I LOVE mine.

Excellent object avoidance. And I mean excellent. It does a great job mapping. Quality of the base station and the robot seem great. 8/10 app. I have a few features I’d like to see added but the app is more than adequate. I also had a good experience with Eufy customer support on something unrelated Seems to do a pretty solid job at both mopping and vacuuming. Nothing spectacular, but I vacuum once per day and mop 3 times per week. I don’t have a ton of hard floor though. It gets the job done, but I’m sure there are more “powerful” vacuums out there. That’s just a trade off for the more medium price range. I have had the vacuum for probably 6 months now and run it everyday. I do some minor maintenance maybe once per month. Just dusting off the cameras, cleaning the base station, etc. super easy.

I have an X10 and think it’s phenomenal. I use it every single day and mop twice a week (I have very little hard floor) Let me know if you have questions.

I strongly recommend eufy x10pro Omni vacuum and mop combo. I needed the mop since I have hard floors throughout but they have other models that are just the vacuum. I’m very impressed with this robot vacuum and will never go back. Easy to use app, very efficient and best of all this thing keeps my floor spotless. I also have 3 short hair cats (that barely shed) and 1 long hair fluffy ragdoll cat that sheds enough for all 4 cats combined. I have not seen a single floof left behind since getting my vacuum. It’s completely worth every penny.

My Eufy X10 "handles" our high pile rug in that it can mount the rug and navigate no problem but I have no idea how well it's cleaning tbh. There's stuff in the dust bin of course but I can't tell if the rug is clean. To be fair, my Dyson cordless handheld is the same.

Great bang for buck is the Eufy X10

So out of the ones you listed I would def do the x10. It’s the best robot of the bunch that can do mopping and vacuuming. Plus the auto base station is very much worth it IMHO. Some rules of thumb here. Roomba is not what it used to be. Would run from most all their models, especially the ones you suggested. Plus they might not make it another year, we’ll see. Bobsweep shouldn’t be a company and preys upon people who don’t know better at Home Depot and Best Buy. Their products are bad and they have no support. The companies to look for (none of them are perfect but these are the top brands): Roborock, dreame, eufy, narwal, Mova, and Ecovacs/yeedi to a lesser extent for me (good hardware, buggy software).

Very good review. I had issues with suction, changed the filter. No suction issues. The filter is a hepa filter as fast as I know. It might look clean but it's not. It's caked in dust. Replace it. Navigation can be strange sometimes. I do find the ai camera thing just a marketing gimmick. It might recognise something but didn't seem to affect navigation at all. So like your ramp video, I found that navigation could be better. Overall I'm very happy with my X10 omni.

Wow, this hasn’t been my experience at all. We have almost all tile floor. I have it mop/vacuum every night in my hall/living/kitchen. I think it got stuck on my dog’s rope toy once... but always finishes the job. I do clean the filter every week or so - maybe check that because it could impact suction.

Imho all Roborocks listed above are overpriced and their object avoidance struggles on carpet with small items. Narwhal seems to have good object avoidance, but they were on sale for a much cheaper price before and their support is not great. Dreame L40 cleans good and object avoidance seems to be good, but apparently also has terrible after sales support. I used a Eufy X10, but despite the camera, it still picked up children’s toys occasionally from the ground and its vacuum performance was bad. S1 has the best mopping performance among all above (could be useful with the dirt children bring in), but it should have similar object avoidance compared to X10 and will catch small objects occasionally. It is also not great with lots of hair. I would recommend to get Narwhal from Costco around $1200 if object avoidance is important or a Dreame if you are ok with a lengthy warranty experience if things go wrong. If you are keen on Roborock and ok with its object avoidance limitations on carpet, a Qrevo Master could work under 1k.

This mirrors my experience with X10 as well. Some additional things to mention: 1- Because you have to use Max suction, the robot is extremely noisy. It is even noisier in standard mode compared to a Roborock or Dreame. Considering you have to run this all day long in a large house due to bad battery performance, hearing noise all day adds up. 2- The app itself has bugs and lacks some of the good features other bots have. For instance, It started resuming a task after recharging without the dustbin and filter installed (I was washing them). They simply forgot to add a check in the code, which shows how untested the product is. I submitted a bug and they since fixed this issue, but it is disappointing at this price range. Other issues I have found is the lack of “carpet first, mop later” setting and the bot ignoring DND hours (it only stops auto emptying during DND mode, but will resume vacuuming in the middle of the night. Did I tell you that it is noisy?)

I returned my second Eufy X10 and I really think that machine has design flaws which cannot be fixed with software updates. I liked the customer service though, they were excellent in arranging a refund. I moved to a mid-segment in Roborock (Qrevo Pro), since I had a positive experience with an older robot before. The app and the cleaning performance is much better than Eufy. For example there is has an option to vacuum carpets first and then start mopping, or a real DND mode (Eufy ignores DND and resumes a task after charging. It only skips auto-emptying). The app also has almost no bugs, unlike Eufy’s buggy app. However, Roborock’s customer service is not known to be very good and its object avoidance is worse than Dreame. Narwhal Freo Z has good object avoidance, but Freo X lacks auto emptying. Both Dreame and Narwhal have bad customer services per user comments. If you are in the US, I would get a Roborock or Narwhal from Costco unless the model you want is not available. I got Qrevo Pro from Amazon for $650 during Prime Day sale, but Costco doesn’t sale this model. They have Qrevo MaxV, but that is much more expensive. They sell Freo Z, but that is also very expensive.

I didn't have much of an issue with performance but it was the navigation and getting stuck issue that stood out for me with this machine. I sent two back for the same reason. I switched to a roborock qrevo s which has marginally less stated features but actually effectively and efficiently navigates itself around.

We just got a Eufy S1 Pro. Unlike the Eufy X10 that we had before, it has a roller mop that's actually capable of soaking up wet messes. I poured a big puddle of tomato sauce on the floor to test it out, and it just sucked it all up. Also seems to be better at avoiding objects that could jam the brushes. According to reviews I watched before purchasing, it's pretty much the best on the market for hard floors (we also have no carpet in our house). Our floors are consistently very clean, and we have three sloppy kids plus two dogs that shed a lot.

i have the eufy x10 it works well at vacuuming hair and avoiding everything else. i wanted the s1 for superior mopping because this robot doesnt do all that good a job.

Pa means nothing. My 2000pa Wyze robot vacuum is much better at picking up debris than my 8000pa Eufy X10

So this is easily one of the most recommended mid priced vacuum because of its perceived value and Eufy really did bring a lot to the table with this product. With Black Friday coming around, people are recommending this vacuum left and right and I wanted to throw my experience with it out into the public. I watched countless reviews from Jamie Andrews, Vacuum Wars and looked around on this subreddit and came to the conclusion that the Eufy X10 might be the best Value robot vacuum with all of its features and decided to purchase my first on on May 10th, 2024 and my second one on June 4th 2024. After 350 hours of cleaning, [127 hours](https://photos.app.goo.gl/iFHv6AbKHnguRaEe7) on my upstairs x10 and [230 hours](https://photos.app.goo.gl/J4325ia8yiUMxzNp9) on my downstairs x10, I can say that the **Eufy X10 performs very poorly** and you are better off spending a little extra on the offerings from Dreame and Roborock. I bought this vacuum because I have 2 cats and some heavy allergies. I previously had 2 Wyze Robot Vacuums and they worked great but they lacked an auto empty system, mopping and didn't have obstacle avoidance which prevented me from running it on a schedule. After the Eufy x10 came out, it had all the things that my Wyze was missing and at a competitive price, undercutting the Qrevo and slightly undercutting the Dreame L10s Ultra when I was shopping around. And it had the best object avoidance which mattered a lot to me so I can run it daily without babysitting it. Ill start with the good things since this is a short list: 1. Mops well, floors feel clean and have stayed clean. For the money this is a great mop and does a great job at keeping our floors residue/dirt free 2. Good obstacle avoidance, I can run the vacuum daily and it works reasonably well avoiding cables, socks and cat toys. It will still eat the occasional sock or cable but it works decently well. 3. Good base station with easy to clean docking tray. The one piece tray is easy to remove and clean. I wish it was self cleaning like some of Dreame's docks but for the price, it is still great. 4. Decent carpet vacuum performance. Our carpets generally feel very clean and the vacuum does a good job at picking up pet hair and debris from carpets. Hard floors is a different story though... 5. Auto empty dock works well and reliably empties the dust bin every time. The dock has had zero malfunctions/issues since ive had it, I put a bit of Shark VacMop cleaner solution in the dirty and clean water tanks to help with cleaning and keep the dirty water tank from gunking up. 6. Eufy support is responsive and responds to tickets promptly and genuinely tries to be helpful And now the negatives: 1. Horrible hard floor performance even on Max suction, 2x Passes and Deep clean pathing. Both of my Eufy X10s have had the same poor performance since day 1 1. Filter clogs easily due to poor dustbin design 2. Brush guard seal wears quickly causing poor seal with hard floors 2. Poor battery life due to having to run the vacuum on max suction, 2x passes and deep cleaning to get any decent performance out of it and long recharge times. 3. Bad pathing, robot will frequently drive in circles, get stuck, refuse to find the base station and clean in a unsystematic manner 4. Non-existent smart home/Home Assistant support **1: Poor Hard floor performance:** [Here is a video](https://photos.app.goo.gl/GpTTrdmmYHRcc8yd7) of it running on a smooth tile floor in Max suction mode, Deep clean pathing and 2x passes. It runs right over the cat litter and **doesn't pick up anything!** [Eufy X10s failing to pick up cat litter on smooth tile floor in max suction mode with a clean filter](https://reddit.com/link/1gxu13s/video/vtbcyioiml2e1/player) Here are pictures of the clean filter and dustbin prior to sending it to clean that floor. [Eufy X10 dustbin and filter prior to cleaning cat litter on smooth tile](https://preview.redd.it/e5xz2wwvml2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=de4cae589e82073b3a1aefb32b12b330630c2ff1) [Eufy X10 Filter prior to cleaning cat litter on smooth tile](https://preview.redd.it/5qihrvwvml2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=02cb828046f349da97dc83ae5038977604e00fdd) For comparison, one of my Wyze robot vacuums now lives in my garage cleaning up saw dust, leaves, screws, concrete chunks, washers, road debris and other garage debris. Here is a [Video of the Wyze running in the garage](https://photos.app.goo.gl/nLLJD93Ft8RqdvGS8), compare that to [the video of my x10](https://photos.app.goo.gl/GpTTrdmmYHRcc8yd7) struggling to pick up basic cat litter on a smooth tile floor. [Wyze Robot Vacuum Cleaning metal washers, leaves and other garage debris on an abrasive concrete floor](https://reddit.com/link/1gxu13s/video/096804e6nl2e1/player) I ran the Wyze 2 times in my garage to see what it could pick up. Here is the debris from the first pass and second pass: [Garage Wyze Robot Vacuum, First Pass](https://preview.redd.it/9c9hfepinl2e1.jpg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=723939bfb739bd0a9c1d2d8a7a405bdfad306bcb) [Garage Wyze Robot Vacuum, Second Pass](https://preview.redd.it/ik4iyfpinl2e1.jpg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6d0bf5d5eff749cf817c714c94a4ae3dce0c6c2d) The Wyze could pick up screws, washers and even a ring that my girlfriend lost a few days ago while the Eufy X10 couldn't even pick up cat litter! Also keep in mind that Wyze advertises "2000pa" of suction pressure while Eufy advertises "8000pa". Clearly the pressure ratings mean nothing, what matters is how efficient the filter and brush guard work with the vacuum motor. My experience with the Eufy X10 closely matches what [Rtings.com experienced with the Eufy X10](https://www.rtings.com/robot-vacuum/reviews/eufy/x10-pro-omni). It also matches the experience [Jamie Andrews had on hardfloors](https://youtu.be/ZvRaaol5LFA?si=qPYb846Jo9_K6-l7&t=221). I would like to hear how u/VacuumWars has found his unit has held up over the last few months, does he see similar performance? Edit: Another issue with the poor hard floor suction is that since the vacuum is not able to pick up small debris, there is a very high likelihood that that debris will be captured by the mop which will then rub that [abrasive debris into your floor and scratch them](https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1gxe6h9/scratches_on_floor_from_eufy_x10/). All spinning mop vacuums are at risk of doing this, but the X10 is very susceptible to this since it fails to pick up small debris most of the time. **1.1: Poor dustbin/filter design** So one of the issues likely contributing to the poor hard floor performance is the bad design of the dustbin and filter. Here is what my downstairs (80% hard floor) x10 filter looked like 1 week after replacing it and running it daily: [Downstairs Eufy X10 13 Cleaning Hours after replacement](https://preview.redd.it/782cdr8pll2e1.jpg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=53002d834f6d76490ff1a5c98480ef8498dd3ac4) Keep in mind I have been running both of my Eufy X10s daily for the past few months so my floors are relatively clean, I also clean the filter weekly and replace it monthly. Here is the upstairs (90% carpet) x10 filter: [Upstairs Eufy X10s Filter 7 CleaningHours after replacement on 90% Carpet floors](https://preview.redd.it/10h2w9dtnl2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=777b5bb6663fa8026affe997d3c15e436c65fed3) In a sense, its good that the filter is catching this dust as the vacuum is able to capture it, but the issue is that the mesh screen is doing nothing to keep the filter from clogging. For comparison, here is what my Garage Wyze filter looks like after 5 cleaning cycles, keep in mind this vacuum lives in a garage picking up a lot of nasty things and its an actual [HEPA filter](https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-robot-vacuum-consumable-hepa-filter): [Wyze HEPA filter after 5 garage vacuum sessions](https://preview.redd.it/e9dsseaynl2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5400855d3298cd1a2e414c2de1a52d7119370842) So why the large difference between the two? I think one reason is the mesh screen in the Eufy x10 is much larger allowing most particles through the bin and onto the filter while the Wyze has a much finer mesh and a HEPA rating, it also has a much larger dustbin than the Eufy x10. A possible solution for Eufy to implement is redesigning the bin so that when the Auto-empty cycle runs, have some air run backwards through the filter so that the dock can "vacuum" out the filter with each cycle. This would significantly extend the lifetime of the filter. **1.2: Poor quality brush guard** This is another issue that is likely contributing to the poor hard floor performance. The brush guard is a maintenance part according to Eufy and it has a rubber flap on it that aids with sealing the suction path to the floor: Here is how mine looked 1 week after replacing it: [Downstairs Eufy X10 Brush Guard 1 week after replacing it](https://preview.redd.it/2rk4phq4ll2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=446c85907ce1ea7854f85c0a034fe162b486600e) As you can see, its mangled up and tearing up. Prior to replacing i, that flap was completely gone. My Wyze robot vacuum also has a similar flap but its significantly more durable and has held up fine on the abrasive garage floor. Eufy lists the brush guard as a Consumable item replaced with standard maintenance and costs $13.99. I have a suspicion this is something they will not fix as they make money selling this part. For now I have used a piece of duct tape folded over itself sticking out exactly as far as the original part. Eufy claims this part should last 120hours, but mine degraded after 1-2 weeks which for me is \~20-30hours of runtime. My duct tape solution has been holding up fine and has helped the vacuum slightly with hard floor pickup. My Wyze brush guard has never been replaced and ive owned it for 2 years. It has zero sign of degradation and Wyze doesn't sell it as a consumable....wonder why... **2: Poor battery life** This is an issue also slightly related to the hard floor performance. The only way I can get decent performance out of my X10s is running them on Max suction mode, 2x Passes and Deep clean pathing. Without those settings, the vacuum will just push debris like rice around and not pick it up. This results in the battery draining like crazy. [Downstairs Area and Cleaning Time](https://preview.redd.it/vscnsy2all2e1.png?width=1344&format=png&auto=webp&s=4c25beb2e2a9dd41318cfd6834e5c7ef2691153b) My downstairs area is 473sqft according to the app and the app says it took 1hr 50mins to clean it in Max Suction, 2x Passes on hard floors, and Deep Cleaning Pathing. What it doesn't mention is that it started cleaning at 13:00 (1PM) and it cleaned for 1 hour and 15 mins. At which point its battery was depleted. **It then charged for 4 hours and resumed cleaning at 6pm!** It couldn't even do 500sqft in one charge! On top of that, the only carpeted rooms are the Living and Study room, even on "Max Suction" the eufy uses less suction on hard floors compared to the carpets, if the robot ran on "true" max suction on the hard floors, I doubt it could even do 100sqft without needing to charge. **3: Bad Pathing and Planning** This issue was worse when I first got the vacuum in late spring/early summer 2024 but it still persists. While the X10 is pretty good at avoiding most obstacles, when it gets stuck, its usually in the same place each cycle. My carpeted area in the living room is slightly sunken from the "main area" and I built a ramp for the robot to use to get down to the living room. My Wyze robot vacuum would use it flawlessly and it doesn't even have a camera. The Eufy x10 was pretty good about using the ramp when I first got it but it seems updates have regressed its behavior: [Video of Eufy X10 Getting stuck on ramp and repeating same action over and over again instead of changing strategy](https://photos.app.goo.gl/q5ECiQALp2bNPadw8). [Video of eufy X10 getting stuck in a corner for no reason and not backing up](https://photos.app.goo.gl/vMXagQazTBNR7Ueh6) [Video of Eufy X10 getting stuck on ramp and repeating same action over and over again instead of changing strategy](https://reddit.com/link/1gxu13s/video/4hy5t47kpl2e1/player) [Eufy X10 getting stuck in a corner for no reason and not backing up](https://reddit.com/link/1gxu13s/video/rgktto9rpl2e1/player) **4: Non-Existent Smart Home/Home Assistant Integration** There is zero Home Assistant support for the Eufy X10. Dreame, and Roborock both have integrations for Home Assistant and you can even install [Valetudo ](https://valetudo.cloud/pages/general/supported-robots.html)on some Dreames and Roborocks for full local control. Even my Wyze has a home assistant integration because Wyze has an API for developers. Eufy on the other hand does not have any smart home integration and from what it seems like, no API for developers for the X10 and newer vacuums. [There is this thread on Github](https://github.com/CodeFoodPixels/robovac/issues/68) where some people are trying to get the X10 working but its been up in the air since March 21st. I filed a ticket with Eufy asking for a home assistant integration and they said they appreciate the feedback and received this response on September 22nd 2024: >....we understand your request for better integration with Home Assistant and acknowledge the current limitations with Google Assistant. We are continuously working to improve our app's compatibility and will keep your suggestions in mind for future updates. Its been over 2 months since that and no updates still to enable any sort of Home Assistant support. This is a very crucial feature for me as I would use my smart switches to call for the vacuum to clean a certain room. For example, I would triple tap my kitchen light switch to request my Wyze vacuum to clean my kitchen. For a company as big as Eufy, releasing a smart robot vacuum in 2024 with zero smart home support is pitiful. **Conclusion** So its not looking good for the X10 in my opinion. My comparisons may not be 100% scientific like Vaccum Wars, Jaime Andrews and Rtings performs, but my findings do closely line up with what Jaime Andrews and Rtings have found with regards to Hard Floor cleaning performance. Its great when a robot vacuum can do all sorts of things like mopping floors, avoiding obstacles and auto emptying, but one thing it should definitely be able to do is, **vacuum**! The Eufy X10 falls very short in that aspect on Hard Floors and I wish I could return both of my units and get a Dreame L10S Ultra or Roborock Qrevo instead. I may start a warranty claim on both of my robots due to the poor performance, some people are saying their X10s have been working great, but in the many hours I have ran my X10s, they have not performed well. And while the rest of you are looking around at reviews on this subreddit and elsewhere, please keep in mind that this [subreddit is very frequently astroturfed ](https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1g9gn00/yall_notice_that_half_the_posts_on_this_subreddit/)and there manufacturers are known for paying for reviews. Sources like Rtings, Vacuum Wars and Jaime Andrews are known for purchasing vacuums with their own money but almost all reviewers post affiliate links in their descriptions for the products they review, whether you think that affects how they might portray a product is up to your interpretation. TLDR: The Eufy X10 sucks (but actually it doesn't suck anything up on hard floors) Edit: Typos, Punctuation Edit 12/22/2024: I have completed a warranty return with Eufy. They took back both of my used Eufy X10s and partially refunded me for both vacuums. They refunded me 50% of my purchase price for my first X10 and 70% my purchase price of the second X10. This is understandable considering I purchased my robot vacuums in May/June. Overall their return process was very smooth and customer support was top notch. After seeing my videos of the robot failing to pickup cat litter, they quickly got me a shipping label to RMA the product. When I asked if I can just get refunded, they didn't hesitate to provide me a refund offer without resistance. Overall, top notch customer service and I will continue to keep Eufy in my mind for future robot vaccuums. I hope they are able to fix the design flaws of the X10 and provide a competitive product with flagship features at a low price with the X11 or whatever is next. Till then, I have purchased 2x Dreame X40s to replace my Eufy X10s, both perform significantly better but have some issues of their own which I will detail in my eventual review of the X40. But overall happy with the X40. [Cat Tax](https://preview.redd.it/xdr5ji6tkl2e1.jpg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6f4a48afb795fa5af014890e1cd0d432cbe46057)

Dreame l10S or l20 if you are trying to save money Dreame x30 if you have a little more money to spend Dreame X40/L40 if you want the best. If you only have hardfloors, the Eufy S1 pro I also like the QRevo Slim if you want something from Roborock but I am disappointed with its Object avoidance capabilities when compared to Dreame and Eufy. Roborock in general is quite trash at obstacle avoidance and it makes it hard for me to trust their vacuums to run on a schedule without having to babysit them but their hardware is solid and reliable. Skip the Eufy x10 that so many shills like. It's got a lot of features that look good but in reality they aren't very well implemented. I had two of them and Eufy partially refunded me for both of them due to my experience with them. Good customer support, but a bad vacuum design that struggles to pick up anything on hardfloors. For the same money I would get a Dreame l10S or L20 instead. I posted my full review here: https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/s/AVD9Ph2eHK

Skip the x10. It's got mediocre hard floor performance. I posted my full review here after owning two of them and having over 350+ hours of cleaning with them https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/s/AVD9Ph2eHK

The Eufy x10 is garbage https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/s/ZS5eRfP89H Your tool probably should take into account the quality of reviews and not just mentions.

Skip the x10. I'm not the only one that's had poor hard floor performance with it. https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/s/o9DWn2LVJr If you don't have hardfloors, it's a perfectly fine vacuum and good value for money, but for some reason it really struggles to pick up debris on hard floors. [This Guy](https://www.reddit.com/r/eufy/s/wTo5doPgvL) literally had similar questions to you and [posted](https://www.reddit.com/r/eufy/s/ZDjCBcdfMR) earlier in the Eufy subreddit wondering if the x10 is as bad as people are saying and he ended up listening to the shills. Look at the Roborock Qrevo or the dreame l10S ultra which is like $400 right now coming in cheaper than the x10. Finally see this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/comments/1gkca51/i_analyzed_the_25_most_recommended_robot_vacuums/#lightbox The x10 is one of the most liked and also has the most negative reviews. Almost as if Eufy has been astroturfing hard and real users hate the product.

Max always. Doesn't pick up anything even with clean filters.

The eufy x10 is trash at actually vacuuming debris: https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/s/aP3N1VO5Tt The only thing it deserves an award for is best object avoidance for the money. I would say the best would be the QRevo Slim for carpet/hardwood and Dreame X40 if you only have hard floors. The eufy s1 pro is overrated and has the same suction issues as the x10. It has the best mop, but how often are you actually mopping up giant messes every day with your robot vacuum. Running a reliable robot vacuum with a spinning mop system will do as good on a schedule. The eufy vacuums also lack lots of app and smart home integration features like setting the floor grain direction, setting the location of ramps the robot can use and other smart features that roborock and Dreame have in their apps that Eufy is lacking.

Neither. I do not recommend the Eufy x10 https://www.reddit.com/r/RobotVacuums/s/lWeBngSVD7

In my experience, the x10 is mediocre at vacuuming hard floors, okay at vacuuming carpets, decent at object avoidance for the money, decent at mopping (although the mop pads are very likely to capture abrasive debris and scratch your floors since the vacuum performance is so bad), good customer support. The review from Rtings closely matched my experience: https://www.rtings.com/robot-vacuum/reviews/eufy/x10-pro-omni X40 > QRevo Slim > Eufy x10 > Wyze robot vacuum The Wyze, while far outperforming everyone in vacuum performance on hard floors, is last because it's a "dumb robot" with no obstacle avoidance, self emptying dock, mopping and other advanced features that the other three have. It is still a really good performer and lives in my garage picking up leaves, road debris, concrete chunks, screws and other nasty garage debris that the other vacuums likely couldn't pickup. Also has a sealed HEPA filter unlike the others. In your case, I think your best options are the Roborock QRevo, Dreame l10S, Mova E30. The roborock will be the best at vacuuming but will struggle in object avoidance. The l10S and Mova E30 are very similar machines, both will perform better than the x10 at vacuuming and mopping but be slightly worse at object avoidance but better than the QRevo at object avoidance. If you are willing to keep your home a "robot vacuum proof" environment, the QRevo should be the best choice in your price range.

Eufys I listed are the best at hard floors since they have roller style mops. Spinning mops are good too just not as effective as rollers. Where Eufy struggles though is vacuum effectiveness. All these brands advertise some ridiculous suction pressure but it never actually reflects how effective they are and vacuuming debris. For your price range I think the eufys I recommended are out of your price range and I would not recommend the Eufy x10, I had two of them and their performance is mediocre, especially at vacuuming debris on hard floor. Roborock makes good quality products and have the best carpet/suction performance out of all the brands but their object avoidance is mediocre and the worst compared to Dreame and Eufy. Their object avoidance is alright on hard floors but mediocre on carpets and typically has issues with cables. Dreame/Mova (sister companies) have the best object avoidance in their higher end offerings (Dreame X40, L40, Mova P10 pro ultra, P50) but are slight worse at vacuum performance when compared to roborock. The mopping between the spinning mops Roborock and Dreame/Mova are about equal. But since Dreame/Mova object avoidance is much better, it's easy to set the robot on a daily schedule without having to prep your home and pick up everything off the floor. I run both of my Dreame x40s daily and they rarely if ever get stuck and basically never eat cables. For your price range I would recommend the Mova p10 pro ultra or Dreame L40 ultra. Both should come on sale for around $400-$600

Does it have better real world vacuum performance than the x10? My biggest issue with the X10 was it's mediocre vacuum pickup performance on hard floors.

What about hard floors? Can it pick up small debris like cat litter in a single pass? My X10 struggled to pick up cat litter even with a clean filter and new brush guard. Speaking of the brush guard, is it more durable than the thin rubber on the X10?

Get a Dreame or Mova for best obstacle avoidance. I've owned a Eufy x10, Dreame x40 and Roborock QRevo slim. Out of all of them I rate the Dreame x40 far ahead of the other two with the QRevo slim coming in 2nd and Eufy x10 last I currently have two x40s and their obstacle avoidance is nearly flawless. The robots rarely get stuck or eat cables which lets me run them both daily without having to prep my house or intervene. Roborock in general, really struggles with obstacle avoidance, especially on carpet. The QRevo slim I had for a few weeks before returning it would constantly eat cords and cat toys. Do not go with roborock if you value obstacle avoidance. For your case, I would recommend the Dreame L40 or Mova P10 pro ultra. Mova is Dreame's sister company and the p10 pro ultra is identical to the Dreame L40 other than not being able to leave the mop pads at the base station. And both are very similar to the X40 other than having a slightly smaller battery and slightly different obstacle avoidance sensors while still being as good as obstacle avoidance. The advantage of the L40 and p10 pro ultra is that you are getting X40 level performance but usually around the $500-700 price point.

Your tool needs updating since it seems to put the Eufy products at the top of the list all the time even though both the s1 and X10 are mediocre when it comes to hair tangling. Also the Eufy x10 is overall a mediocre performer, looks good on paper but does not perform well at all. https://www.rtings.com/robot-vacuum/reviews/eufy/x10-pro-omni For some reason your tool ranks it near the top for basically every category even though it has significantly worse object avoidance than than the Dreame x40 and L40, and Worse carpet performance than Roborock's s8 max v and curv.

No robot vacuum is great at crevice cleaning. You needs lots of airflow for that and most robots are limited in airflow due to the power required to run a vacuum motor that fast. The Dreame models typically have the best airflow ratings out of most robot vacuums. The Eufy x10 will struggle alot with crevices, mine failed to pickup cat litter on a smooth and flat tile floor.

Suction power provided by the manufacturers are just BS most of the time and are not indicative of cleaning power. In general, Roborock has far better vacuum performance than Eufy however Eufy has better customer support and their vacuums with Obstacle avoidance like the X10 and s1 outperform roborock in obstacle avoidance.

I don't think the c20 has obstacle avoidance. Personally, for the money I would pick the Dreame l10S as it has obstacle avoidance that is as good as the Eufy x10, is on sale for like $400 right now and has better vacuum performance than the Eufy's but it's slightly worse than the Roborocks. I think the obstacle avoidance is a very important feature to have if you want to run your robot on a schedule. If you don't mind picking up cords and things the robot could get stuck on, get the roborock as the cleaning performance is better than the other brands at your price point.

I’ve had a few different ones. If I had to pick a favourite I’d say the Eufy X10 pro omni. Mainly because it has all the useful features of the flagships and is a third of the price. Getting it to work with HA requires some fiddling though. Others I’ve had: Roborock S7 maxv ultra: base station broke in under a year. Stopped being able to empty the robot dustbin. Dreame x40 ultra: good machine. Dock was a bit on the large side. I did like the separate detergent tank.

I just bought one as well and I’ve been really happy with it!

To me the Eufy X10 Pro Omni or the S1 Pro. The X10 has the better vac while the S1 has the better mop. Also the Roborock Qrevo series are good. I think Dreame and Narwal are over priced and the Lefant is a low end brand.

Just understand there is no maintenance free vacuums or mops. You can delay touching it for a couple of weeks but it will probably need at least some minor maintenance before the major clean and resupply. I think your uncle using the app and helping out would be ideal. I have no clue who offers Chinese support but most of these are made in China so there may be Chinese forums that can help out or maybe you can talk directly to the company. You didn't mention if their floors are tile, laminate, wood, or carpet as that would dictate my recommendations. But I am currently impressed with Eufy S1 Pro for superior mopping. the Eufy X10 Pro Omni for superior carpet and avoidance, and the Movo P10 Pro Ultra for good all around performance. Keep in mind I don't think any robot vac can totally replace a good plug in vac on carpet. || || ||

Just understand there is no maintenance free vacuums or mops. You can delay touching it for a couple of weeks but it will probably need at least some minor maintenance before the major clean and resupply. I think your uncle using the app and helping out would be ideal. I have no clue who offers Chinese support but most of these are made in China so there may be Chinese forums that can help out or maybe you can talk directly to the company. You didn't mention if their floors are tile, laminate, wood, or carpet as that would dictate my recommendations. But I am currently impressed with Eufy S1 Pro for superior mopping. the Eufy X10 Pro Omni for superior carpet and avoidance, and the Movo P10 Pro Ultra for good all around performance. Keep in mind I don't think any robot vac can totally replace a good plug in vac on carpet.

Eufy Omni Pro x10 Thing is a champ.

I just bought a Eufy X10 Pro, and it has an option for “edge hugging mopping”. Cleans well around my similar kitchen cabinets.

Just bought a Eufy X10 Pro. Still figuring out its quirks, but I already see a problem of it getting stuck on chair legs that are star shaped along the floor (like a rolling office chair, but without wheels).

Absoluut! Eufy het schoonmaakteufy

I got my X10 yesterday and I must say I haven't seen any of what people describe as terrible so far. Obviously only two cleanings in so things can change, but happy so far. What I did notice during my first cleaning was sooo much hair stuck in the brush, which led to it not picking up some things. Not pet hair, but human. Cut it off and upped the suction by one, then it was all good again. Will continue to keep an eye on the brush after cleanings to se how fast it gathers.

The issue with the S1 Pro is that it has a heavy bias towards tiles/hardwood and mopping. It is horrible on carpets, like amongst the worst out of the top brands. That is what heavily hurts its rating. I do agree that Eufy X10 being #5 is pretty wild, but it is probably a better overall robot vacuum.

Got a Eufy X10 pro a little while back. Around 70m2 of hard floor with some rugs. One dog that sheds like their life depends on it. It's a godsend, wouldn't be without it now. I still have to Hoover and mop, but it's once a week or fortnight instead of once a day.

So I decided to upgrade my robot vaccum in January this year (2025) as I wanted to have an even more hands off solution. I was previously running a roborock e4 as it at the time had the largest dust bin. It was a great robot and really did collect a lot of dust. I went with the eufy as it seemed from all reviews that it was most bang for the buck. Since then I must report that it is really not that great for a few reasons. 1. It does a terrible job with getting close to the wall and collecting debri and dust. 2. Compared with my old roborock it is nowhere near in terms of how much dust it collects, and the RR was much cheaper. I've run the eufy now for a total of 35 h and the dust bag is still not full? 3. The navigation is not great, from the map I see that it misses several spots that have no obstacles. So the software seems to be badly optimized. I would recommend going with something from roborock instead.

Roomba is often praised for its vacuuming on carpets, but its software isn’t as good as dreame or eufy’s. I have eufy x10, which automatically detects carpets and boosts suction (though most robot vacuums have this feature). The app allows for a lot of customization, and I’m really happy with it.

Works great on mine. How big is yours? and how thick is it?

It’s been serving us for 5 months. We have two cats, and both my gf and I have long hair. This might be a challenge for most robot vacuums, but we’re really happy with it. 8/10 The remaining 2 depends on how long it keeps serving us lol

It would be suitable. I was worried about your rug’s long pile, but it seems that won’t be an issue. I also suggest getting a rug pad or some rug tapes. If so, even on max suction, the robot vacuum won’t roll it up.

almost 10/10. happy to offer more using details if you like

i dont think eufy will fail in avoidance. s1 pro and x10 have proven it 🤔

I have an x10 that I’ve been using for almost six months, and I’m very satisfied with it. You can check out my previous post where I shared its vacuuming performance. I have two cats, and they tend to make a mess on the floor when they play around, x10 nails it, it picks up all the cat hair. Regarding obstacle avoidance, x10 seems to use some really good technology for that. I’m not sure about the details, but I can tell it's been 0 error in its daily operations. The app works fine, and eufy has consistently provided firmware updates to improve the product. I’ve heard that ecovacs' app can be a bit of a mess. For more information, you can check out other reviews on YouTube and Reddit.

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

I like my eufy x10. It’s my first, but I feel it does a decent job. I don’t have to rescue it. It could get edges better though. It avoids obstacles a little too much.

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.

Need more info about hard floors vs carpets to give you a better answer and that price range is massive. If you don't need a robot mop no reason to spend the extra on an s1. I would opt for the eufy x10 pro Omni. It's does a great job vacuuming and still has some mopping capability. The biggest feature is it has some of the best obstacles avoidance on the market. No matter what you buy get something with good obstacle avoidance.

Having the same experience with the Eufy X10 Pro Omni this week, it just does -not- have enough suction/bristle action to pick up, in my case, small particles like sand/kitchen salt. Sure it'll pick up most of it, but its leaving/scattering around at least 10-20% of those smaller particles it runs over. In vacuumwars review the front brush action is mentioned as not functioning great, and that's subsequently regarded as being nitpicky. I thought, thatll be fine for me then. But its not. Navigation/app/user experience/object avoidance and mopping work all really great, so much that I feel sorry to say that if a vacuum doesn't vacuum right, then I'll be returning it anyway.

I've tested all three of these, and I would either go with the Qrevo S or the L10s Ultra. I had a lot of issues with pickup, navigation, and the app for the X10 pro omni, and it's not a model I would recommend. Here's a breakdown of the two models I would suggest: https://preview.redd.it/hmw7skr7dekf1.png?width=1803&format=png&auto=webp&s=4a3f18d2c5238ae78e210387dc1bfc8643385b17 I would go with the L10s Ultra if you need obstacle avoidance, as it's significantly better than Qrevo S. The Qrevo S does slightly better on hard floor and low-pile, and has better battery life and is quieter. If you get the L10s Ultra from Dreame's website you can also get it for 419$, or 377$ if you sign up for their mailing list. There's also a deal on the L10s Pro Ultra Heat, which is the same robot but with a dock that has hot water mop washing, and comes with an accessory kit for free (499$ or 459$ if you sign up for the mailing list). The Dreame is the better value overall, depending on how much you found the Qrevo S for. Also for transparency, if you go to our website for more info there will be affiliate links, so if you want to avoid those then you can ask me follow-up questions here, and I'll provide you more info. Hope this helps!

Eufy Omni X10 has excellent avoidance. Only place it’s ever gotten stuck was between the toilet and the wall when it couldn’t turn around. It has not gotten tangled in wires or the random socks laying around that my kids can’t seem to pick up.

Eufy X10 pro has been amazing with object avoidance. I think it’s in that price range now, too.

bought eufy 10 omni pro from harvey norman cost almost 800 euro robot spend more times in service then actualy clen the floor stay a way off eufy robots

I’ve had the Eufy X10 Omni for a little while now and it’s been amazing. It definitely outperforms my older Roomba. I have three cats, so I needed something that could keep up with the constant litter on the floor, and this robot handles it really well. It picks up every bit of litter it passes over and follows up with a solid mopping job. The mop function is impressive, especially the carpet detection. I have a mix of area rugs, kitchen rugs, and bathroom rugs, and it’s able to detect and avoid them without issues. Even when it’s halfway on a rug, it holds off on mopping until it’s completely clear. The edge cleaning is another highlight it gets into the corners where litter tends to build up and actually clears it out. I also love the ability to schedule cleanings. It makes it super easy to keep the place clean without having to think about it every day. That said, there are a few small cons. The mapping tool was a bit glitchy at first and didn’t recognize my bathroom, so I had to reset and remap the space. The self-cleaning process is loud and kind of annoying, but at least it’s quick. Just be prepared for the noise. Also, make sure to clean the mop pads regularly to avoid streaks on your floors. Overall, it’s been worth it and has made a big difference in keeping up with pet mess.

I bought a Eufy x10 pro omni yesterday for $550+ tax. I’ve let it deep clean twice since then and it has been working great for me. I have hardwood floors and a few rugs and cats. I asked for a brand with good customer support and Eufy is what a helpful commenter led me to. They are meant to last about 5 years before being replaced anyways so I figured it wasn’t worth paying over 1k for anything. I’d go for the most affordable version that can do what you want, knowing in 5 years max it’ll need to be replaced.

Funny because I just upgraded from my eufy 11s to the X10 pro, and the suction of the 11s might’ve been better 😂

Er meget fornøyd med (eufy x10 pro omni) Elkjøp har avogtil en god deal på den isteden for 9 999,- til 5 490,- Den har egen stasjon for støv, rent og skitten vann. Vasker og tørker moppen selv etter bruk å. [reklame video for den](https://youtu.be/jnnQ-xGEH_I?si=PtPehohe-q_uP-dJ)

Det lette glatte ullteppe jeg haddeble bareeæ dyttet på Men min tyngre teppe med gumi under tar den ganske bra løfter opp moppehodene å

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

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

Just got a Eufy x10 Pro omni . Seems excellent so far.

So I'm from the US and I have had the X10 Omni Pro (vacuums and mops) since last July. It works amazingly. I haven't swept or mopped my floors since. Every now and then I will pull out a stand-up vacuum for my carpets to do what the robot couldn't do over time but it's not very often. Works well for mopping and vacuuming overall. Battery life is great and if it does need to charge it will go to the base station and resume once it has enough charge. I'd suggest you watch reviews on YouTube to see what model/brand fits your needs. Definitely worth the investment!!

Of these, the worst mopping will be the Q5 and Q8 robots, which just have stationary pads attached to the back. The S8 also has a pad attached to the back, but includes a scrubbing motion via a plate that vibrates at a high speed. It's better than the Q5 and Q8. The best mopping will be on the Qrevo and Eufy X10. They have spinning mop pads, a dock which refills the water tank on the robot from its own water tank, and also cleans the pads automatically and stores the dirty water in another tank on the dock. Of the last two, each has its strengths and weaknesses. The X10 will be better at obstacle avoidance. The Qrevo is a Roborock, which has a better reputation for quality and reliability than the Eufy, and is also rated a little better than the Eufy at a lot of things: vacuuming performance, mopping performance, etc. It also can swing out one of its mop pads for better edge and corner cleaning, something the Eufy can't do. In some cases, obstacle avoidance is really critical, in which case I'd recommend the Eufy. Otherwise, the Qrevo is likely your best bet.

I would recommend against either the old Roomba models or Lefant. The old Roombas are really old designs, and their mopping is not good at all. Lefant is a budget brand, and doesn't have a great reputation. Roborock is considered a quality brand. The Q7 M5+, however, is not going to be a good mop. It's a stationary pad tacked on to the back, which it drags across the floor and keeps wet with an onboard water tank. As a vacuuming robot, it's fine, but there are much better mopping robots out there... ...such as the Mova P50 Pro Ultra. Mova is known for providing good value for money, and the P50 is going to be an excellent deal. As a budget brand, you may have some quality control issues. A while back, they were shipping fragile front wheels for P-series robots, with some even broken in the box. Support seems to have been fairly decent about getting these problems fixed, but none of the top robot manufacturers have excellent support these days, so there may be some hassles. But if you get a good unit, you'll likely be very pleased. If you decide to keep looking, study the P50's mopping system. Most likely, that's the mopping system you want, whichever model you choose: two spinning pads on the back of the robot, along with a dock that can wash and dry those pads automatically. Eufy seems to have customer support that's a bit above the rest, but still not perfect, and quite a bit worse in the UK. Their spinning-pad robots are limited to the X10 and C20; either would be a good choice if the price is right.

It's a pretty good buy at the right price. The design is a bit older, so it doesn't have some of the features of more recent models. At one time, it was one of the best at obstacle avoidance, and it's still considered to be pretty good. Hair tangling may be an issue. It will be a better robot than the Q10 S5+, especially at mopping.

To follow up to this, the Eufy X10 is a decent unit, but Home Assistant support isn't great. There's an integration with very basic support here: [https://github.com/jeppesens/eufy-clean](https://github.com/jeppesens/eufy-clean) Roborock, Dreame, or any robot that supports Matter would integrate much better than the X10.

Of those three, the Eufy is likely to have the best object avoidance. Are there specific things that worry you about it?

I have a roborock s5 and a eufy. The roborock was my first and I only bought a new one because I’d wanted one that also mopped. The roborock is much better at picking up little bits on the ground and all the pet hair. The eufy leaves little pieces of hair on the ground when done. But since it has the mop and was a lot cheaper than a new roborock with a built in mop I decided to keep it. My older roborock (5 years old) still works great and is now in my finished basement. The eufy I got was x10 pro Omni and I chose it because it has two spinning mop head, separate dirty and clean water tanks, washes and dries the mop after each use. I do like it but I will eventually sell it and get a roborock s8 with 2 water tanks and dust collector.

I thought it would end up as just another gimmick (I love gadgets and have a graveyard of all my other flavors of the month). I was wrong. It rules. Does it replace regular vacuuming and mopping? No. But does it help with daily maintenance, reduce mental load, and ensure that my floors are at least baseline presentable most of the time? YES! My advice: don’t cheap out. I got a few cheap ones over the years because the price tag on the advanced ones felt insane. But they weren’t functional and didn’t last, so the old story of the cheap boots costing more than the expensive boots proved true here—think about it like cost per wear of a high quality sweater or something. It’s way more up front, but you use it more and it lasts much longer. I got the Eufy X10 Pro Omni and I really like it. Didn’t think I’d like or use the mopping function but I was wrong!

Fwiw. 2 cats, 1 dog, 1 wife (sheds more than the dog). I have an Omni x10 pro downstairs and a l60 ses upstairs (mostly carpet). I run them 3x week and use a Dyson 1x week for stairs. I’ve ran my Dyson (animal 2) on the carpet after the robo vacuums and it doesn’t pick up anything extra.

THIS! After 3 other older bots (iRobot / RoboRock) I just went for the X10 Pro Omni as well since last week. I had it do a triple clean in 1 day, and the water came out brown (my apartment isn't filthy or anything, but I have a bunch of parties here with a lot of smokers and my air filters wont get everything). It's a bit louder than most robots (especially the cleaning cycle at the base station), but it actually cleans very well. I have 2 Ragdoll cats so there are a lot of long, thin hairs that usually get into the vacuum (iRobot's I had to clean the hair out of them after every cleaning cycle), but this one actually removes them quite well itself. The (local) AI recognizes stuff it has to go around like cables, socks, or even the small piece of sh\*t 1 of my cats left outside of the litter box. My old iRobot would have just pushed that stuff around the room. E 550,- right now in all stores here

If you have pets, Eufy X10 Pro Omni is an AMAZING deal for the price. Chose it because of the great obstacle avoidance performance. Watch "vacuum wars" on YouTube.

Eufy x10 pro Omni is amazing. Have had it a few weeks now, don't have to think about my floors at all, it's been wonderful.

Own the Eufy X10 Pro and love it. Whatever your choice getting the "spinning mop" feature. A world of diff compared the older "drag mop" system. Wouldn't ever do without one. The only time I've had issues is when I don't properly/ regularly maintain and clean it= my fault. We've owned a Robo Vac for yrs and we still sometimes catch ourselves watching it do it's thing. Her name is Rosie and was a gift from the Jetsons :-)

I got the [eufy x10 pro omni](https://www.reddit.com/user/No-Praline-718/comments/1j9czbq/best_robot_vacuum/) and it's pretty good. It’s got a suction that even picks pet hair. The mop actually lifts up when it hits the carpet which is nice. The station does everything - empties the bin, cleans and dries the mops, refills water.

I second the observation about the hair cutting for Eufy. I have the X10 rather than the C20, but I'm pretty sure the hair cutting comb is the same. In a house with several long haired people, this makes a big difference!

I love my eufy X10!! I don't worry about cleaning the floors anymore

Eufy x10 Pro Omni with rubber roller brush! It hasn't missed a single cat hair.

Rubber ones, better for anti-tangling.

If you want better obstacle avoidance, then x10 is worth it. I totally agree with u/licquia, obstacle avoidance is related to price, but x10 is a robot vacuum that justifies its price. My previous 11s max was replaced for bumping into things. X10 has made me realize how advanced robot vacuums are. It can easily avoid cables and slippers. I haven't encountered many problems with corners and edges. Its D-shape design has been very helpful in that regard.

That crazy mine works very well. No issues. I dump and refill daily and I check the filters and brushes weekly. Mine doesn’t get hair stuck in the brush, mine avoids obstacles. I have never once woken up in the morning to cords pulled out or the robot lost. I cleans under my tables and around the chairs. I’m sorry your robot had issues but if I had to but the X10 again I would, great investment. Their customer service is shit.

1. You can either do this via the zone feature (along the top in the main menu is home, room, zone) or you can place it where you want it to clean and press the left button and it'll clean a 1.5x1.5m area then go home. 2. Yes, it's an overly chatty robot that tells you everything.

Just got a Eufy c20 at the Black Friday price of $399. It's impressed me so far as a lot of vac for the price. If you want to spend a little more for the X10 for a few extra bells and whistles you get better object avoidance and a larger water tank for $549.

I have the Eufy on the X 10 and it lifts the mops when it goes on the carpet works well. If you have something like shag carpet, mops are gonna touch it.

Read/watch a lot of reviews and make a list of features you like and then narrow it down to the ones that have those features. Then take a couple of months to see which one goes on sale or clearance. We bought a Eufy X10 renewed for about $400 and are extremely satisfied.

We’ve had the Eufy X10 Pro (on sale for $300) for awhile now. We really like it. But the ‘best’ will depend on your specific needs. We are all solid surface floors except for a few small area rugs and then two large high pile rugs in the master bedroom. We also have a 115lb Akbash that sheds like crazy (like more than I’ve ever seen a dog shed). My wife loves that she only spot vacuums maybe once a month when she used to vacuum twice a day. The only thing it doesn’t do that I wish it did was (1) have an extending brush to get the corners and under appliances/counters and I wish it was short enough to go under our L-shaped couch. We ended up getting a Eufy C10 ($200) specifically for our bedroom and to send into the living room to vacuum under the couch. It’s dos great but doesn’t mop.

It was a refurbished sale on their eBay page and came with a 3 year 3rd party warranty. Zero issues. You’ll love it for tile and shedding dogs. We never have to clean tangled hair from the roller. Which was a major concern for us. I really think the mopping feature is great too. Our dog sheds so much we have to run it twice a day.

This is the route I went. I just want supplemental daily vacuuming so there’s less for me to manually clean. & the object avoidance seems unmatched at the x10 pro Omni price point. 🤞

So maybe unpopular opinion bc not one of the priciest but I also freaking love my Eufy x10 Omni Pro I got on Prime Day. I have really long hair and two Belgian Malinoises that spend half their day in their kiddie pool (one is a double long coat). My vacuum Walleee is amazing and joke that I'm in love with a robot lol. Have 60% concrete, 30% rugs (including a shag in Master) and 10% tile. He's my new bff lol (but yes I did have to manually scrub gnarly spots but they've been clean since). 😁

So maybe unpopular opinion bc not one of the priciest but I freaking love my Eufy x10 Omni Pro I got on Prime Day. I have really long hair and two Belgian Malinoises that spend half their day in their kiddie pool (one is a double long coat). My vacuum Walleee is amazing and joke that I'm in love with a robot lol. Have 60% concrete, 30% rugs (including a shag in Master) and 10% tile. He's my new bff lol (but yes I did have to manually scrub gnarly spots but they've been clean since). 😁

I've been really sick since September and frankly haven't had the stamina to clean like normal on top of all my doc appts. Live alone, two Belgian Malinoises (one with long hair), 60% concrete, 10% tile and 30% rugs including thick shag rug in bedroom. Dad surprised me with Eufy X10 Omni from Prime Day sales. Think it ended up being $500 but I absolutely love it so far!!

Eufy has passed third party security checks that AI obstacle photos are only shared locally to v the app and not uproar to the cloud. Love my Eufy X10 Omni pro!

So maybe unpopular opinion bc not one of the priciest but I freaking love my Eufy x10 Omni Pro I got on Prime Day. Esp AI obstacle avoidance. I have really long hair and two Belgian Malinoises that spend half their day in their kiddie pool (one is a double long coat). My vacuum Walleee is amazing and joke that I'm in love with a robot lol. Have 60% concrete, 30% rugs (including a shag in Master) and 10% tile. He's my new bff lol (but yes I did have to manually scrub gnarly spots but they've been clean since). 😁

So maybe unpopular opinion bc not one of the priciest but I freaking love my Eufy x10 Omni Pro I got on Prime Day. Esp love AI obstacle avoidance. I have really long hair and two Belgian Malinoises that spend half their day in their kiddie pool (one is a double long coat). My vacuum Walleee is amazing and joke that I'm in love with a robot lol. Have 60% concrete, 30% rugs (including a shag in Master) and 10% tile. He's my new bff lol (but yes I did have to manually scrub gnarly spots but they've been clean since). 😁

What suction level do you run? I have a x10 and with a Golden Retriever. I find the pickup performance on hardwood, running standard+ suction level, works really well. I do get a considerable amount of hair wrap on the rollers, but it’s easy enough to clear out.

Narwal are the worst, no customer support, it seems that all their money is in marketing, Went to Eufy x10

Really happy with it so far

Eufy X10 is great value for money

I recently upgraded my Eufy X10 pro to the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra. Holy mother fucking god. The difference. I thought eufy mopped the floor well but this really cleans the floor. Like it felt clean! Wow. I have 2 cats 1 short hair 1 long hair, didn't leave any fluff on the floor at all. I'm so amazed, let's see how it performs in 3 months time.

I love this review but I've been using mine for 6 months with 2 cats 3 litters both hardwood and carpet .. haven't had an issue at all. Sorry OP 😐

I just got the Roborock S8MaxVUltra because my 2 cats shed so much hair it killed my Eufy X10 Pro Omni. Haven't had an issue with this one 👍🏼 this one definitely seems a lot smarter with AI too

I have the X10 now but should I return it for the S8 MaxV Ultra?

Yea I got it for $550 and the S8 is at $1299 but if it performs better, I’d rather buy the S8

I just bought 2x eufy x10 pro omni. One for me and one for my parents. I choose this one after one month of research. Good luck !

I second this. I still have my old cobbled together S9 working on a couple carpeted rooms. Like the OP I have a X10, and it's decent on mopping, mediocre on vacuuming, but doesn't get stuck too often at least. Cobbled together because it once ate its own exhaust fan and I had to buy a "dead S9 off ebay to replace that, since iRobot wouldn't sell or supply the part. Good thing I had the spare chassis, because the thing also ate a string and it wrapped around the side of one roller and melted the roller and the holder into one fused piece. So, part S9 to the rescue!

We have the Efuy Omni Pro 10 and haven't had any issues with our cat and the bot mopping. The floors dry quickly, remaining free of fur and paw prints.

I like my Eufy X10 Omni, a lot of bang for the buck and I especially like never having to mop.  I do, however, have to maintain the little guy.  I'm something of a vacuum cleaner myself. 

I love mine. I used to think they were kind of silly. Then I had major orthopedic surgery and was on crutches or in a wheelchair for many months. Sweeping and vacuuming became very difficult. So, I got my first Roomba. Nothing fancy, really loud, and not perfect, but it kept my floor reasonably clean. Then I moved in with my boyfriend about ten years ago, and my old no-frills Roomba would throw itself off the stairs and eat his fancy rug, so I got a slightly nicer one and put the old one in our basement. My boyfriend was getting increasingly annoyed with the loudness of the Roomba running and he works from home, plus having to remember to empty it most days was a pain, so this year, I got a Eufy x10 Pro Omni. It also mops, self-empties, cleans and dries the mop heads, etc. it's much quieter than both Roombas were, and I love it so much. Not much frequent maintenance, just empty the dirty water, refill the clean water, and occasionally change the bag. We have two small dogs and two cats, I run it on vacuum three times a week and mop twice a week.

That's interesting, I didn't know they had a rubber brush for the x10. Ya I have to cut the hair off the roller every 1-2 weeks. I have 4 long haired humans and a German shepherd mix so it builds up quick. I guess the feature to be completely hair tangle free isn't really realistic

No. Eufy x10 does it twice a day. I just empty and refill the water. Best choice I've made

Eufy L60 and x10 pro are both awful at not tangling long human hair. I don't have pets, so I can't say how it does with pet hair. I have to clean the main roller and side brush after about every use. Hair is always tangled in the side brush (which requires a screwdriver to fully clean) and the main roller. It picks up a lot of hair off the ground, but none of it ends up in the dustbin.

Interesting that the cutter worked well on the Eufy X10 Pro omni. It didn't seem to make any difference on the L60. Was trying to get away from Eufy since I've had so many issues with the L60 and X8 (which doesn't have the cutter).

Same! Prime Day deal was amazing. Run it everyday and have a dog that sheds a ton. It's an absolute godsend!

I can not recommend the eufy x10, I find it doesn't do a good job of picking up dog hair, I find that the hair also clumps together under the wheels.

I've got the [Eufy X10 Pro](https://amzn.to/4fpXEEi), and I absolutely love it! It’s been a total game-changer in my house, especially with two dogs and three young kids. The obstacle avoidance is fantastic, it actually detects and avoids objects, which was a big issue with my previous one. It handles my carpets and hard floors effortlessly. The vacuum suction could be a little stronger but it makes up for it by cleaning more frequently. The self-emptying base is great as I don’t have to worry about emptying it all the time and this one even mops my floors! It’s a bit of an investment, but totally worth it for how much time and effort it saves. Highly recommend if you want something reliable!

I haven't found mine to struggle with my carpeted floors yet but I agree the vacuum could be stronger.

Very easy to set up and I've found it pretty accurate so far. You can use the app to select which area you'd like to be cleaned which is super handy.

I have a Eufy x10. Couldn’t be happier with it. We have a golden retriever so the thing is working overtime daily, keeping our floors beautiful. Best purchase we made when we bought our house.

I just got a Eufy x10 and love it. Does a great job, the scheduling feature is awesome

The x10 pro you should find at 499€ on Amazon, that is a good price for it, more than 600 for a 1.5yo robot is not a good deal, and it is an absolute pain to wash the mop tray, like evil. For your budge my pic is the dreame L40S (the improvement of the L40) it has most of the features of the X50 for 200-300€ less, and can be connected to the water mains

https://i.redd.it/lnqw0dmhnowc1.jpeg At least in the X10 is removable, but in the X9 it was not, and trust me, while slightly improved, the difficult to reach surfaces are still there

I've had the Eufy X10 Pro Omni for about a year now, and it's been a major letdown. It does a poor job with hair, and the default suction barely picks up anything. I tried increasing the suction to reduce the constant hair tangling, but the tangles still happened, and now it takes 10 times longer to clean the house. What used to be a passive cleaning job while we were out has turned into an hours-long session that runs during peak time when everyone’s home, which completely defeats the purpose. To make matters worse, we have to manually send it back to the dock almost every day because it gets lost or can't find the base. The app and software are the only bright spots, but even that feels like a trap now. After one of the recent updates, performance dropped off a cliff. It honestly feels like they broke it to push people into upgrading or replacing it. What really stings is that my cheap Shark vacuum handled hair way better. The app was garbage and felt years behind Eufy's, but at least it got the job done.

I've had the Eufy X10 Pro Omni for about a year now, and it's been a major letdown. It does a poor job with hair, and the default suction barely picks up anything. I tried increasing the suction to reduce the constant hair tangling, but the tangles still happened, and now it takes 10 times longer to clean the house. What used to be a passive cleaning job while we were out has turned into an hours-long session that runs during peak time when everyone’s home, which completely defeats the purpose. To make matters worse, we have to manually send it back to the dock almost every day because it gets lost or can't find the base. The app and software are the only bright spots, but even that feels like a trap now. After one of the recent updates, performance dropped off a cliff. It honestly feels like they broke it to push people into upgrading or replacing it. What really stings is that my cheap Shark vacuum handled hair way better. The app was garbage and felt years behind Eufy's, but at least it got the job done.

We also have a GSD and use a Roborock Qrevo Curv. It’s never had a tangle from his hair and does a great job every night cleaning up the floors. However, it is around $1000. For around $550, the Eufy X10 Pro Omni would be a good bet if you could stretch it. It’s usually $800 but on sale currently. Vacuum wars has a whole robot vacuum section with different options (best for pet hair, best under X price, best without mopping, etc.): https://vacuumwars.com/best-robot-vacuum-without-mopping/

Eufy X10 Pro Omni - this thing is a tank. I have three of them in my house, with one running in the basement on rough concrete floor, and none have yet to fail. All of the accessories, including the battery, are easily replaceable.

The mopping function works great. I use it exclusively to wash my floors. You can tell its effectiveness by seeing how dirty the water becomes after a cycle. The settings allow for time intervals during which it goes back to the base to clean the microfiber mops, so they consistently stay clean during the entire cleaning cycle. The mops also last very long before needing to be replaced.

Had the eufy x10 pro since Christmas. Bit of a learning curve. But the floors are clean and haven’t had any major issues.

Get eufyx10 Omni and you get all of those at best budget price. You want even more features and don’t care of price, robotic curve or something that came recently.

I have it since 7-8 months now. Still going strong and no regrets. Although another robot came out recently that’s more feature packed and cheaper on Amazon. Mova take a look at it.

I love our Eufy X10 Pro Omni! We have 5 dogs, a d this robot dies amazing. Feel free to use this referral code to check it out. https://share.eufylife.com/v1/shopping/s/g/Pe_CtWDwq

I've been very happy, for the money, with my Eufy X10.

100% agree on the hard floor performance. It’s AWFUL. after the vacuum finishes on MAX I have to STILL vacuum my floor afterwards because of all of the standard debris it just decided to roll right over and not suck up.

We just bought the eufy x10 pro about a month ago after doing a tonne of research, it’s been working a treat to keep our gsds hair under control. And it’s summer here so we’re peak shed. It has its own detangling system built in, mops as well and is less than half the price of the top tier robovacs

So far my X10 Pro Omni is sitting gathering dust after a few months of use. I got sick of it. It is constantly bumping into things, trying to climb over things it obviously can't, getting the front bumpers stuck on furniture. The damn thing even managed to get itself boxed in between my couch and a wooden dining chair by ramming into it repeatedly and catching the chair on the bumpers as it turned. All of that was forgivable, but the one true sin it makes is that it will get stuck on my rug and make the most GOD AWFUL wheel grinding noise. The whole house sounds like a construction site after a few minutes of the bloody thing running. Mind you, I live in a very tidy flat house with pretty much nothing on the floor. I will be selling the thing on and getting a Roborock because I've seen videos of the Dreame doing the same weird 'getting stuck or confused' by even low-pile rugs.

You still need a manual vac for the crevices and hard to reach places. I have several "no go" zones in my house, to avoid rugs with fringe, floor heater vents (I have an old house), etc where I manually clean. I've had the Eufy X10 for about 15 months and I initially loved it, but it's gotten buggy, getting caught on things, bumping into walls and furniture. So get recommendations for robovac/mops from people who've had theirs 2 or more years. You do still have maintenance for the mopping. You need to clean out the dirty water often or it smells.

Damn I needed this 2 weeks ago 😫 but I ended up with an X10 pro so not too bad.

My Eufy X10 has options to vacuum or mop only which would be relatively easy to schedule around. As far as I know this is quite common. I don’t PVC flooring so cannot help you with that. Carpet detection and avoidance for mopping and increased suction works great for the limit carpet I have.

It can but I don’t have high poll carpet so I’m not sure how well it will keep it dry if it’s also mopping at the same time. There are fancier models but for the price (almost a year ago) this was good enough for me

They do. Or at least all the ones I have seen..

Got a Eufy X10 Pro Omni since yesterday, so I have no long-term experience, but I am loving it so far. It seems rather smart, reaches hard-to-reach places, mops well, finds it way through the house easily and much more. It may be since it's new for me, but it vacuums really well, and I feel no need to vacuum myself in the near future.

I 100% agree with you. I bought the x10 basis all the online reviews and this group but I haven’t been satisfied with it at all. Should have gone for roborock!

I’ve had my X10 for seven months and run it three times a week. I have no problems at all.

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’ve been using the X10 every other day since it came out last spring. It works great for my 1800 square foot house.

I do edge cleaning about once a week. It’s fine. App is cool especially beta. It combines Eufy security with cleaning. I have a Eufy home base and 8 cameras. Nice integration. Stats… 108 times Total Usage 8124m2 Total Area 172h59mins Total Time

We love the Eufy Omni X10 Pro. Have had it about 3 months. It does an amazing job. We have pets and we have long hair as humans. It does an amazing job. Amazon has it for $699 but you might get a better discount direct from Eufy as they have great sales.

We have had the Eufy X10 Pro Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo for about 3 months and LOVE it. It is $699 from Amazon and may be cheaper from Eufy itself. We got it for about $600 on special.

I got two Eufy X8 Pro SES's for different levels of my house specifically because they were basically a pretty good vacuum. It has a "mop" which is just a rag that drags the ground, so I have never even used it (could do a good job, never used it). For the power of the vacuum, features, etc. they were very cost competitive. Roborock or Dreame may have better models, but Eufy is inexpensive for what you get. I have been extremely happy with them. I also got a Eufy X10 Pro Omni for the rotating scrubbing brushes, and it does a pretty good job of both vacuuming and mopping.

I have an X10 and OP's question confused me because I was like, "don't all higher end robovacs have the ability to detect carpet and not mop that area?" I would assume so, but maybe it is just an X10/S1 feature ????

I got the [Eufy X10 Pro Omni](https://www.reddit.com/user/Technical-Sorbet3247/comments/1i7vb22/best_robot_vacuum_for_pet_hair/) for my 2 huskies and I love it. It's got a great suction, AI obstacle avoidance, and automatic carpet adjustments. Its self emptying and mop-washing station saves time, while the anti-tangle roller brush handles pet hair with ease.

Eufy x10 Pro bevalt mega goed, niet de goedkoopste maar zeker erg fijn. Belangrijk om op te letten is: \- Mogelijkheid voor dwijlen, liefst zelfreinigend \- Rotor met rubberen stuk, voor hondenharen / etc \- Base station met mogelijkheid legen stofzak \- Base station met mogelijkheid vervangen water. Kijk even naar de hoogte van je meubels, en hoe hoog het apparaat kan komen. Het is vervelend als hij de hele tijd je meubels probeert te humpen omdat je net lage randjes hebt waar hij wel overheen kan, maar niet meer terug, weinig problemen mee gehad behalve bij 1 glazen bijzet tafel, gelukkig zoog ie ook de helft van het glas zelf op.

Eufy x10 pro Omni, if you're from Europe there is a sale rn on the official website,you can get it for 466 euros, self wash, self empty dust and water, self drying, I have 2 cats and it handles hair very well, has a rug sensor.

I have a Eufy X10 Omni Pro. This one does vacuuming and mopping and creates a pretty comprehensive layout of your home so you can prioritize/exclude rooms. This model is quite good at mopping, but the vacuuming isn't amazing. But the best feature of any robo vac is the routine cleaning. It just keeps dust and other crem off the floor for the most part. Sometimes we'll bust out the Dyson to get under furniture and in other places the robo can't get to. The Eufy is pretty good at communicating any issues or has too and so far has been pretty easy to sort out any problems it's come across.

No problems with my Eufy X10 Omni.

I have a robot vac that’s supposed to be great for pet hair, and it just can’t cope with the long hair, even though I run it almost daily 😭 Sadly, I wouldn’t get it again.

Sure! It’s the Eufy X10 Pro. Honestly, though, I don’t think the vacuum itself is the issue. It’s a great little thing that works well, but the small roller brushes that fit in these robovac cases just aren’t able to stay tangle-free with the super long hair.

> Eufy X10 is performs very poorly You've summarized eufy in a single sentence here. I'm pretty sure this sub is overrun with eufy shills by how much they are recommended here, when they are so terrible in reality.

My eufy's performance was poor from day 1, nothing to do with a dirty filter.

Do yourself a favour and cancel it, you'll absolutely regret it.

Out of that lineup the X10 Pro Omni is the better robot Qrevo S has abysmal obstacle avoidance and marginally better mopping than the x10 If you're in the US though at this price range id recommend the Mova P10 pro ultra over the 3 you've chosen here in this price range also in the US, id consider just waiting for labor day if you can probably going to be a ton of sales

The Eufy X10 omni I have is pretty damn good with long hair i’ve found. It’s been running daily for at least a month without any cleanups or detangles and so far i’ve only found a few stuck on strands during my monthly maintenance. It apparently has a feature where it reverses the rollers against some cutting teeth contraption, basically removing most of the tangles.

im happy with my x10 pro omi, but i really with i had a roller mop instead.

The X10 Pro wheel slips when trying to navigate a slight lip between the hard floor and carpet. The Roborock doesn't have this issue. Neither does the Dreme. But the Dreme refuses to cross a dark cable cover. 

X10 won't get in those corners properly, I've just replaced ours after having it for a year.

Eufy X10 Pro Omni was a Black Friday buy, and it's been amazing. 

I've got the x10 it's been working well

I should note there there were a few models like the Eufy X10 which were inconsistent per run, like I have seen it use 3 grams of water, and almost no water at different times. However after running it several times the low water usage seemed to be much more common so I used those numbers for it. Its too bad, if they could fix this water issue on the X10 it would be one of the best robots out there.

Excellent write-up and my thoughts exactly after having one for 6+ months. They still haven't addressed the fact the bot uses the LIDAR and not the bumper to detect some things, causing it to avoid cabinet overhangs .. there are sections of my kitchen that it refuses to clean because of this ( I know because I put a piece of debris there and it hasn't been touched.), it will not go under the toe-kick because the LIDAR detects the cabinet, every other bot I've used (EcoVac, Roomba, RoboRock, Wyze, etc.) slows down and probes with the bumper for this scenario. It's the same thing with low-hanging fabric (like curtains or underseats). It just avoids it, when it should probe it for a physical obstacle. Their latest firmware update added an option to be cautious or "medium" but it doesn't seem to change this. Another gripe for me is the removal of the AI.See images and the lack of being able to provide any feedback to this system. You should at least be able to draw small zones for it to ignore certain types of categories, I have a few areas it classifies as "buckets" or "bases" that wouldn't hinder it, but it still flags and avoids them. I also agree that it'd be nice for one manufacturer to push air through the filter in reverse to dislodge a lot of the dust when emptying the bin, it's probably one of the biggest contributors to rapid performance dropoff. That, or someone needs to try a cyclonic first stage (Dyson did, but everything else was lacking). I don't need a gimmicky robot arm, I'd like it to be good at vacuuming. I do think all of the RoboVac review channels need to add "longevity" to their testing regime (even if it's synthetic or brute-forced) as I find a lot of vacuums performance degrade rapidly after a few months, even with regular maintenance (consumables, etc.).

To add on to that: 4b: Cabinet toe-kick navigation is a big one now too. It's basically how well the robot handles situations where the LIDAR detects a surface but the body of the robot could still get partially under (until tapping the LIDAR bumper) and how the robot handles it. I didn't realize this was an issue until the Eufy X10 Omni Pro. Many robots have a mode that is "less careful" where it will detect a surface with the LIDAR, slow down, and probe with another sensor (top bumper switch, front bumper switch, etc.). The Eufy just treats it as a wall and won't go under to the extent that it can.

I have the Eufy Omni X10 Pro and it's a really good vacuum (exceptional value), it's replaced various other brands/models. There were a few pain points with it, especially with the logic around how it determined if it should go under objects (it didn't like to go under toekicks of cabinets), but they recently released a firmware upgrade + software to address that issue now. The fact they're supporting the product ~6+ months after release is really nice to see, many manufacturers move on to the next year model rather quickly.

I can confirm. I have two older adults, three twenty-somethings and a dog. Purchased one of these two weeks ago and my floors have never been this clean before!!

I just bought the Eufy x10 .and it is super. Not expecive. https://youtube.com/shorts/5E9xuSjId58?si=cLDvRSj5OsVQeh9T. Jb

I bought a Eufy X10 Omni back in November and to be honest I quite like it. I had an old Deebot but this one has a whole base unit and cleans it's own mop pads. The mopping is way better than my old Deebot, but I feel the vacuum isn't as tough but it does go hell for leather whje it's on mats and carpets. It's not as great on hard floors as I'd like, which is 80% of my floor. I've not had to deal with customer service or with warranty, but we'll see when it comes to it, I'm dreading it but what can do you?

I find the X-10 to be quite good, not the forever-vacuum I was hoping for but good enough until a clearly better option is out there that isn’t $2000. My only complaint is the motors that drive the wheels are quite noisy, louder and more distracting than the sound of the vacuum.

Not all high-priced robot vacuums are necessary for good mopping. If your home doesn't have frequent extreme stains, a regular robot vacuum can handle it just fine. I set my Eufy X10 Pro to clean twice a week, vacuum and mop at the same time, back and forth cleaning, max mode vacuum, and high water level. I feel like my floors are cleaner now compared to before.

Slightly frustrated eufy X10 Pro Omni owner here. Has some minor mapping issues, doesn’t clean edges well and now the battery performance is lacking after 9mos of use along with a few other issues. Would also like to hear about other models that people are happy with.

I’m overall happy with the eufy x10 Pro Omni. It does ok at cleaning our hardwood floors (just not the edges). I’m not scared of our floors anymore, we have dogs and cats. And with 400+ hrs of cleaning I think I’ve got my moneys worth at this point. Think I paid $6xx last July.

French here sorry for my english. Got an eufy x10 from 1 month now. I use it only on hard floor and don't notice any issue regarding vacuum. It misses sometimes little thing as my old roborock so I'm not surprised or dispointed. Mopping is good! Yesterday I had a little dried pumpkin dirt in my kitchen and after 2 passes of mopping no more dirt. It's probably not the best, no doubt that high end roborock beat it but I had it for 550$ and this is for me a great robot for this price.

I have a Eufy omni pro with mop. It’s most excellent.

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

Got a eufy with a self empty charging tower for right around 350 a few years back on a black friday sale. The thing works great! I have a st bernard, so there's LOTS of hair. Pro tip dog hair plus water on the floor will lead to build up in the self empty chamber that makes your vaccum think the bag is full. Just clean it once every three months or so, and you are golden

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

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

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

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

I've got a eufy with lidar and it's amazing. It helps with having 2 dogs especially.

I have a eufy that self-empties. Worth every penny.

Eufy makes a good self emptying vacuum with a built in automatic cutter for hair caught in the rolling brush. It dies a decent job of keeping up with my double coated dog who likes to shed. Bonus is once it's set up you can disconnect it from wifi and it still works. I would never get a roomba for privacy reasons.

We have Euphy. I would do another brand, I’ve had to exchange it 3 times in one year and once the warranty ended I barely use it because it’s noisy.

I made fun of robot vacs for years, assuming that people who owned them were just lazy. But I got one (Black Friday deal) the year we got new carpet and I freaking LOVE my vac. His name is Reese (from *Malcolm in the Middle*, because our vac is aggressive and stupid), and I have him go 5 days a week. I still run the big vac around the whole house to get the deeper stuff; Reese really only picks up the surface level stuff. I paid around $130 for my Anker Eufy and I feel like it was worth every penny.