7 Best Eufy Robot Vacuums of 2025

The eufy FlexiONE E20 redefines what a robot vacuum can be—not just a floor cleaner, but a complete 3-in-1 powerhouse that transforms into a handheld and stick vacuum at will. With a 30,000Pa beast-mode suction in handheld mode and 8,000Pa in robot mode, this unit obliterates embedded pet hair, fine dust, and deep carpet grime with authority. Its Triple-LineLaser Obstacle Avoidance is a game-changer: using LiDAR, dual lasers, and a 129° ultra-wide scan, it dodges shoes, cords, and even pets with millimeter precision—no more waking up to a robot tangled in a sock.

In real-world testing, the E20 excels in homes with mixed flooring and pet messes. It transitions seamlessly from hardwood to medium-pile carpets, adjusting suction and navigation on the fly. The Pro-Detangle Comb actively reverses to clear hair from the brush—no manual picking required—and the AeroTurbo five-stage filtration captures 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns, making it ideal for allergy sufferers. However, its size and weight in stick mode feel slightly bulky compared to dedicated models, and it struggles slightly on very dark or reflective floors where laser navigation falters. Still, the 75-day self-emptying with a 3L bag means minimal intervention—a true set-and-forget experience.

Compared to the eufy C10, the E20 isn’t just a robot—it’s a full cleaning ecosystem. While the C10 wins on slimness, the E20 dominates in versatility and raw power, especially for homes needing above-floor cleaning. It’s perfect for pet owners, parents, or anyone tired of juggling multiple vacuums. When stacked against the L60, the E20 offers smarter obstacle avoidance and stronger suction, justifying its premium with unmatched adaptability and convenience.

The eufy C10 is a slim-floor ninja—its 2.85-inch profile slips under sofas, beds, and desks with ease, tackling dust bunnies in places most vacuums can’t reach. Equipped with 4,000Pa suction and a CornerRover Arm, it’s engineered for homes with tight corners and pet hair lurking in crevices. The Laser Navigation maps your space efficiently, creating smart cleaning paths that minimize missed spots, while the 60-day self-empty station keeps maintenance to a bare minimum—just replace the 3L bag every two months.

In practice, the C10 shines on hard floors and low-pile rugs, effortlessly pulling up crumbs, litter, and stray fur. Its extendable side brush does a remarkable job on baseboards and corners, outperforming many bulkier models. However, on thick carpets, the suction feels stretched thin, and without carpet boost, deep debris isn’t always lifted. The lack of app control (only 2.4GHz Wi-Fi support) limits smart features—no room selection or remote scheduling. Still, for its size and price, the cleaning consistency is impressive, especially in cluttered or furniture-dense spaces.

Pitted against the L60, the C10 offers a sleeker design but less suction power and fewer smart features. While the L60 has stronger 5,000Pa suction and app customization, the C10 wins for low-profile access and corner precision. It’s ideal for apartment dwellers, minimalist homes, or anyone prioritizing under-furniture reach over high-tech smarts. For the budget-conscious who value space-saving design and solid basics, the C10 delivers exceptional value with a focus on physical reach over digital flair.

The eufy L60 punches above its weight as the most capable budget self-emptying robot in eufy’s lineup. With 5,000Pa suction, it delivers noticeably stronger performance than entry-level models, lifting pet hair, dust, and cereal spills in a single pass across both hardwood and carpet. Its iPath Laser Navigation builds precise maps quickly, allowing for custom room selection, No-Go Zones, and multi-floor memory via the app—features usually reserved for pricier units. The 60-day self-empty station keeps things tidy, using a 2.5L bag that minimizes maintenance.

Real-world use confirms the L60’s reliability: it navigates around coffee tables and dining chairs with confidence, rarely getting stuck. The Hair Detangling Technology in the station actively cuts and clears hair from the roller brush—perfect for homes with shedding pets. However, it lacks advanced obstacle avoidance, so loose cords or dark rugs can still cause snags. The side brush is basic, missing the extendable arms of the C10, so corners aren’t cleaned as thoroughly. Still, for its price, the balance of smart features and suction power is hard to beat.

Compared to the C10, the L60 offers better suction, app control, and smarter navigation, making it a more complete smart vacuum despite being slightly less slim. Against the 11S MAX, it adds self-emptying and app connectivity—critical upgrades for true hands-free operation. It’s the ideal pick for first-time robot vacuum buyers or pet owners wanting affordable automation without sacrificing core features. In the self-emptying segment, it delivers more intelligence and power than its price suggests, outclassing simpler models with genuine smart functionality.

The eufy 11S MAX is the quiet workhorse of budget robot vacuums—its 2.85-inch slim body glides under furniture effortlessly, while BoostIQ technology automatically ramps up suction when transitioning from tile to carpet. Though it maxes out at a modest 2,000Pa, the smart power adjustment ensures consistent cleaning across surfaces, and its 100-minute runtime covers up to 1,500 sq ft on a single charge. Operating at a whisper-quiet 55 dB, it’s perfect for cleaning during naps, work calls, or late-night runs.

In daily use, the 11S MAX handles light debris, dust, and pet hair with ease on hard floors and low-pile rugs. It uses infrared sensors to avoid drops and obstacles, though it occasionally bumps into chair legs or gets tangled in cords—typical for its class. The lack of Wi-Fi and app support means all controls are manual: via remote or top buttons. No scheduling, no mapping, no virtual boundaries. But for those who want simple, reliable cleaning without smart clutter, this is a strength, not a flaw.

Against the L60, the 11S MAX is the no-frills alternative—cheaper, quieter, and simpler, but missing self-emptying and app features. It’s best for renters, small homes, or as a secondary unit where basic, quiet cleaning matters more than automation. While it can’t match the Omni models in intelligence or convenience, it delivers solid performance for the price, proving that sometimes, less tech means fewer headaches. For users who value peace and simplicity over smart features, it’s a dependable, unobtrusive choice.

The eufy Omni C20 is a mopping marvel—its 7,000Pa suction and dual sweeping-mopping modules clean floors with surgical efficiency, removing dust and stains in one pass. The Mop Master Technology delivers 180 RPM rotations and 6N of scrubbing pressure, enough to lift dried coffee spills and kitchen grease without pre-soaking. Paired with the all-in-one station, which auto-washes and dries the mop using room-temperature air, it offers true hands-free mopping—no manual rinsing or damp mop odors.

In real-world testing, the C20 excels on sealed hardwood and tile, leaving floors streak-free and dry in under an hour. The 3.35-inch body reaches under most furniture, and the Pro-Detangle Comb prevents hair wrap-ups during vacuuming. However, it lacks carpet recognition, so the mop pad drags over rugs—potentially causing wet spots. Mopping coverage is excellent in open areas, but it skips rooms unless guided via app, and the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi-only support can frustrate users with modern routers.

Compared to the X10 Pro Omni, the C20 lacks AI obstacle avoidance and auto-lift mops, meaning it doesn’t raise the mop on carpets. But for those who primarily clean hard floors and want affordable automation, it’s a smart step up from basic bots. It’s ideal for small families or pet owners who hate mopping but don’t need room-by-room AI smarts. Against the 11S MAX, it offers far superior mopping and self-maintenance, making it the clear choice for hands-free wet cleaning at a mid-tier price.

The eufy X10 Pro Omni is a smart cleaning titan—its 8,000Pa suction, dual mops with 12mm auto-lift, and AI.See obstacle avoidance make it one of the most advanced robot vacuums under $500. Using AI.Map 3.0, it identifies over 100 object types—shoes, toys, cords—and navigates around them with uncanny precision. The heated mop drying at 45°C prevents mold and bacteria, while the 3L clean water tank supports multi-room mopping across 2,000 sq ft.

In action, the X10 Pro feels like a luxury appliance: it maps homes in minutes, cleans room-by-room on schedule, and lifts mops when hitting carpets—no wetting, no mess. The MopMaster 2.0 scrubs stubborn stains with pressure and rotation, outperforming most flat-pad robots. However, the 45°C drying consumes more energy, and the 2.5L dust bag needs replacing slightly more often than competitors with 3L bags. It also requires a clutter-free home—AI helps, but extreme messes still cause hiccups.

Versus the Omni C20, the X10 Pro adds AI smarts, carpet recognition, and better drying—critical upgrades for pet homes and larger spaces. Against the S1 Pro, it lacks ozone cleaning and detergent dispensing but costs $250 less. It’s perfect for tech-savvy users who want precision cleaning with minimal input. For those seeking the best balance of intelligence, power, and automation, it offers near-premium performance without the top-tier price.

The eufy S1 Pro is the Ferrari of robot vacuums—a 10-in-1 UniClean Station with auto-refill, detergent dispensing, ozone cleaning, and 20% faster charging sets a new benchmark in automation. Its HydroJet Roller Mop System delivers 1 kg of scrubbing pressure at 170 RPM, mimicking hand-scrubbing to erase dried-on messes, while 10,000Pa suction annihilates embedded pet hair and carpet dust. The square design with obstacle avoidance ensures edge-to-edge cleaning, reaching corners where round bots fail.

In real-world use, the S1 Pro feels like a futuristic butler: it refills water, dispenses cleaner, washes the mop, dries it with warm air, empties dust, and even uses Eco-Clean Ozone to sanitize the station. The dual reservoirs keep clean and dirty water separate, and the LCD touch control adds premium usability. However, its $700 price tag is steep, and the ozone feature, while innovative, is overkill for most homes. It’s also bulky, limiting under-furniture access compared to slimmer models.

Against the X10 Pro Omni, the S1 Pro offers more automation and stronger mopping, but at a significant cost premium. For those who want the absolute pinnacle of hands-free cleaning, it’s unmatched. It’s ideal for large, busy households that demand zero-maintenance, hospital-grade cleanliness. While overengineered for average users, for those who want the best of everything—suction, smarts, and self-care—it delivers unrivaled luxury and performance.