The Eufy Robot Vacuum Review

Eufy is known for its easy-to-use robot mop and vacuum combo vacuums. The eufy RoboVac 30C is Wi-Fi enabled and has wireless remote controls making it simple to use the app. It also comes with boundary strips and a battery life of 100 minutes.

Its Boost IQ Technology can easily move from tile, wood and area rugs to low-pile and area rugs. Other features that are standard include obstacle detection and drop detection that allow it to prevent bumps against walls and furniture.

Boost IQ Technology

The Eufy robotic vacuum line includes a variety of models. However, certain features are common to all. Boost IQ is one such feature, which assists your robot to move smoothly from hard floors to medium to low pile carpeting and area carpets. It will automatically increase suction force when it comes across a specific type of surface in order to get the most effective cleaning possible.

Another useful feature is the ability to change between a variety of cleaning modes. This includes Quick Clean, which is ideal for a quick 30-minute sweep of your floor, Auto, which will operate in an open space without having to switch modes, Edge, which will concentrate on the corners and walls, and Spot that is best when there's a small space that requires extra attention, like baking soda that has been spilled.

Of course, the eufy robot also has the essential capabilities like obstacle and drop detection, as well as a self-emptying base. The majority of robots come with an obstacle and drop detection. This stops them from hitting furniture or walls.

Some eufy robots have LED indicators that let you know what they are doing like an electronic clock. A solid green indicates that the robot is charging or standby mode. Blue indicates that it is active and functioning. And a solid orange signalizes that your eufy has ran out of energy and has to be returned to its original location.

The RoboVac 11S by Eufy is a top-rated model that's an ideal choice for those looking for a powerful robot vacuum with an extended run time, including its ability to reach the most remote corners of your home. Its slim design can be tucked under furniture or in tight spaces. It also comes with an tempered glass cover that is scratch-resistant. It also has an actual control, smart sensors to help with navigation, and different cleaning modes. However, it lacks the same advanced features that other models include, such as digital mapping or app-based control.

Powerful Suction

This robot vacuum has an impressive suction power of 2,000 pa, which is great for picking up cereal crumbs, food crumbs and other debris or dust on low- to medium pile carpeting and hard floors. It also gets rid of pet hair, dust mites and other allergens from upholstery furnishings. A rotating side brush helps get into corners and along baseboards while the brush that rolls pulls dirt and other debris that adheres to surfaces.

The 25C is Wi-Fi connected and can be controlled from an app on your smartphone or via voice when it is connected to smart home speakers such as an Amazon Echo or Google Assistant. It also has a compact charging base that holds the vacuum when not in use.

All Eufy robot vacuums have a number of standard features, like drop and obstacle detection to prevent it from running into objects or falling down the stairs. Certain models, such as the eufy RoboVac11S or its re-engineered predecessor the eufy RoboVac 30C Max, have advanced navigation systems that create and store the virtual map so that it knows the direction it should take (and avoid) each time it cleans.

You can set up specific areas and customize cleaning cycles for the eufy robotic vacuum without the Alexa compatible app or voice commands. You can also cordon off sensitive rooms, such as the ones that contain toys for your children or console tables. This eufy model also comes with two bounding strips that allow you secure larger areas.

The RoboVac 11S MAX is one of the best robot vacuum and mop combo for tile floors-performing robotic vacuums in our tests, earning high marks for cleaning capability and navigation. Its design is simple, having one button to start it up and an on/off switch beneath for a permanent shut-off. It also features an tempered-glass surface, ten sensors to steer away from obstacles, and it comes with a 0.15 gallons/0.6 liter dust bin. Its re-engineered navigation device is equipped with iPath laser scanning technology, which creates and stores an image of your floor. It then uses that information to quickly navigate to each area of the house and make sure it covers every inch of your floor.

Convenient App Control

Eufy's models have sophisticated features that let you control your device remotely. This allows you to schedule cleaning times, set virtual boundaries that block your robot from entering certain areas (such as rooms full of electrical cords) and set the'return to base' feature. Some allow you to create an outline of your home and mark the areas you would like to clean.

Some of eufy's top-of-the-line robotic cleaners feature a specific navigation system, referred to as'smart mapping'. It analyzes the floors of your home and builds a map that it uses every cleaning. This allows the vacuum to effortlessly move from floors that are not clean to area rugs and back without skipping any steps.

The eufy RoboVac 25C is a great illustration of this model. It comes with three distinct suction power modes you can choose from its companion app: 'Standard', 'Turbo', which enhances the performance of the machine for cleaning bare floors, and 'Max', that is designed for high pile carpeting.

The vacuum's battery life is also excellent. It can run in its default "Standard" mode for up to 100 minutes. The vacuum also comes with an inbuilt indicator for batteries that blinks blue when the vacuum is charging, turns pulsing orange when the machine is low on power, and then solidifies to blue once it's fully charged.

The "Spot Cleaning Mode' is a cool feature. It allows you to use the vacuum cleaner to focus on a localized area by pressing a button near the base of the. This is a great method to remove pet hair or crumbs out of tight corners and under furniture in areas where an upright vacuum would struggle.

The eufy RoboVac also does an admirable job with pet hair on different types of floors, although it may require some additional passes to remove hairy areas that are stubborn in low- and high-pile carpeting. Like many robotic cleaners, it's not as adept in getting hair out of crevices and cracks like it is with floors that are bare but it does an overall excellent job of picking up pet hair from carpeted and un-floored surfaces.

100 Minutes of Cleaning

The Eufy robot vacuum offers an impressive 100 minutes of cleaning time, with a self-return to its base to charge. It's able to work across many floors and is equipped with a powerful suction unit that can take anything from cereal pieces to glitter specks with ease. It has a durable brush roll as well as an additional brush that helps it reach crevices and corners that other robots may not be able to reach.

The battery-powered robovac works on carpets and hard floors, and it is controlled by the remote control that comes with it or using your smart home or smartphone assistant to send commands over Wi-Fi. You can also alter Boost IQ which can optimize the suction power based on the kind of floor on which the vacuum is working on.

The G30 Edge, like other elegant robotics are designed to move around your home in a minimalist way. It takes just a minute to attach the edge brushes rotating in a circular motion and connect to your home's Wi-Fi. Once connected, the app lets you to set up cleaning routines and utilize voice commands via a smart home speaker compatible.

Many eufy robots offer this level of customization that lets you select the specific areas you want to focus it on and when you want it to clean. The app lets you define virtual boundaries that stop the robot from entering areas where there could be electrical wires, or other obstacles.

Some models from Eufy come with an intuitive map that uses sensors to determine the location of furniture and walls and shows a route for covering them. Others use the navigational technology known as iPath which is more advanced. In these instances the robotic vacuum employs an algorithm to intelligently generate an iPath path, and then follows it until the specified area is covered. The robot then returns to its dock where it is charged and awaiting its next cleaning.

Other models of the eufy vacuum do not have this level of intelligence. These models that are entry-level are typically the least expensive and do not use an electronic map system. Instead, they plot a random path every time they begin cleaning. While this can be frustrating at times, the robot always manages to cover the same spots repeatedly. It also doesn't miss corners or other hard-to-reach areas.