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!

Our Eufy x10 pro, has been working wonders across our downstairs for about a year now. Just keep a supply of mop pads to swap out every now and again.

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)

Mine did wear a chair as a crown last week and drag it all over the place quite hilariously.

Expecting anything for £100 is extremely hopeful in 2024. I bought a £500 Eufy and it is excellent. Hoovers, mops, maps and avoids. Can be scheduled or set going when I'm out. Empties and cleans itself.

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.