Eufy robot vacuums: every model ranked

How eufy's Omni range is organised

Every eufy robot vacuum we list carries the Omni name and returns to a station that empties the dust into a bag, washes the mop and dries it. What sets them apart is the mop. The Omni E35, E28, E25 and C28 mop with a roller that is rinsed from a clean-water tank on the robot while a second tank collects the dirty water, so the robot does not carry a soiled mop from room to room; the C30 Edge spins two pads instead. All of them navigate by LiDAR, and they stand 110 to 116 mm tall.

Roller mops: E35, E28, E25 and C28

The Omni E35, eufy's 2026 model, moves most figures up from the E28: 35,000 Pa against 20,000, a 290 mm roller pressed at 16 N and turning at 220 rpm that extends 32 mm towards the wall and lifts 11 mm on carpet, an RGB camera with an LED and two line lasers for more than 280 object types, 30 mm sills, and a station that washes at 60 °C and dries at 55 °C. The Omni E28 keeps a second cleaner in its dock: the FlexiOne unit lifts out to spray and suck liquid stains from carpets, stairs and fabric, 30 minutes at a time. The robot itself pairs 20,000 Pa with a 290 mm roller at 15 N and 180 rpm, rinsed 360 times a minute, and navigates by LiDAR with an RGB camera. The Omni E25 is the E28 without FlexiOne, with the same 15 N roller at 180 rpm, 20,000 Pa and a camera for obstacles. The Omni C28 is the way into eufy's roller mopping at 15,000 Pa: its roller turns at 270 rpm under 1 kg of pressure, a laser line rather than a camera reads obstacles, and eufy prints 216 minutes of vacuuming or 123 with the mop.

Spinning pads: the C30 Edge

The Omni C30 Edge mops with two pads pressed at 10 N and turning at 180 rpm, and one of them reaches out along walls and into recessed corners, steered by a side line laser that recognises more than 100 skirting profiles. A 150 ml tank on the robot keeps the pads wet and the station refills it, a front laser spots carpet edges early enough for the pads to lift 12 mm, and its suction matches the E35's 35,000 Pa. eufy names no camera for it, so obstacles are left to the LiDAR and the lasers; its 2.5-litre bag is rated for up to 60 days.

What to check before buying a eufy

• Height. The C28 is 110 mm tall, the E28 111 mm, the E25 111.8 mm, the C30 Edge 114 mm and the E35 116 mm. Measure the gap under your lowest furniture.
• Thresholds. eufy publishes 30 mm for the E35, 21 mm for the E28 and E25, and 20 mm for the C28 and C30 Edge.
• Camera. The E35, E28 and E25 read obstacles with an RGB camera; the C28 and C30 Edge use line lasers, and eufy names no camera for them.
• Carpet. The E35's roller lifts 11 mm and the C30 Edge's pads 12 mm; the E28, E25 and C28 lift their rollers too, but eufy publishes no height.
• Noise. eufy publishes no noise figure for any of these models; our tables say so rather than guess.
• Prices. Each product page shows the price recorded for your edition and links to the shop that sells there.

Where to compare them with other makers' machines: best robot vacuums with a roller mop, for high door thresholds and for mopping. Every score is computed as described in how we score.