eufy Omni E28 Robot Vacuum & Mop with All-in-One Station and Portable Deep Cleaner

A great product , only wish the charge would last longer.

This piece of kit exceeded my expectations. I was initially skeptical of buying from this Chinese brand because it's marketing is gimmicky, however technically it is a well designed bit of kit.With all robot vacuums you have to be somewhat patient and work through some quirks.I have been running it every night (babies) for 6 months with minimal issues.ProsGood mapping.Mopping and mop cleaning very impressive.Easy, no-faff maintenance videos, and sensible maintenance suggestions.No hair gets stuck in the main rollerThe removeable cleaner thing is useful.App is better than expected if a bit bloated.ConsThe app nags you to replace parts too frequently - obviously trying to get you to spend.Can be loud when the dustbin is being emptied and the mop being dried - may be a problem if running during the night.Hair does get stuck in the side brushes.

Excellent

I’ve been really impressed with the E28 overall. Initially I thought the built-in spot washer sounded a bit gimmicky, but having used it for a month now I can actually see the appeal. It’s quite nice having one appliance that can also tackle smaller carpet or fabric spills without needing to drag out a separate spot cleaner. My only real niggle is that the spot cleaning unit still needs to stay attached to the power and slightly wish I could fully lift it out and carry and use it independently (rechargable).Getting started was fairly straightforward and the app setup was easy to follow and it connected to our home wifi without any issues. I’d definitely recommend taking the time to clear floors properly before the first mapping run so it can learn the rooms accurately, although it does seem to improve and refine the maps over time as it continues cleaning over time.For hard floors it’s been excellent. The combination of vacuuming and the roller mop keeps things looking consistently clean, and I personally prefer the roller style over spinning mop pads. I also like that the dock washes and dries the roller afterwards so it doesn’t end up damp and unpleasant between cleans. The app gives plenty of control too, whether you want a full house clean or specific rooms and zones.I don’t think it completely replaces a traditional vacuum cleaner in a house with cats - I still need to do a proper vacuum every few days to stay on top of embedded fur in carpets - but for everyday crumbs, dust and keeping hard floors maintained it does a very good job and the suction is reasonable. Most of the process is basically hands-free apart from topping up the clean water tank and emptying the dirty water when prompted. You do still need to periodically clean parts of the machine itself, but the app is good at reminding you when maintenance is due.Overall, I’m really pleased with it and it’s become a genuinely useful addition to the house.

I’ve been really impressed with the E28 overall. Initially I thought the built-in spot washer sounded a bit gimmicky, but having used it for a month now I can actually see the appeal. It’s quite nice having one appliance that can also tackle smaller carpet or fabric spills without needing to drag out a separate spot cleaner. My only real niggle is that the spot cleaning unit still needs to stay attached to the power and slightly wish I could fully lift it out and carry and use it independently (rechargable).Getting started was fairly straightforward and the app setup was easy to follow and it connected to our home wifi without any issues. I’d definitely recommend taking the time to clear floors properly before the first mapping run so it can learn the rooms accurately, although it does seem to improve and refine the maps over time as it continues cleaning over time.For hard floors it’s been excellent. The combination of vacuuming and the roller mop keeps things looking consistently clean, and I personally prefer the roller style over spinning mop pads. I also like that the dock washes and dries the roller afterwards so it doesn’t end up damp and unpleasant between cleans. The app gives plenty of control too, whether you want a full house clean or specific rooms and zones.I don’t think it completely replaces a traditional vacuum cleaner in a house with cats - I still need to do a proper vacuum every few days to stay on top of embedded fur in carpets - but for everyday crumbs, dust and keeping hard floors maintained it does a very good job and the suction is reasonable. Most of the process is basically hands-free apart from topping up the clean water tank and emptying the dirty water when prompted. You do still need to periodically clean parts of the machine itself, but the app is good at reminding you when maintenance is due.Overall, I’m really pleased with it and it’s become a genuinely useful addition to the house.

I’ve been really impressed with the E28 overall. Initially I thought the built-in spot washer sounded a bit gimmicky, but having used it for a month now I can actually see the appeal. It’s quite nice having one appliance that can also tackle smaller carpet or fabric spills without needing to drag out a separate spot cleaner. My only real niggle is that the spot cleaning unit still needs to stay attached to the power and slightly wish I could fully lift it out and carry and use it independently (rechargable).Getting started was fairly straightforward and the app setup was easy to follow and it connected to our home wifi without any issues. I’d definitely recommend taking the time to clear floors properly before the first mapping run so it can learn the rooms accurately, although it does seem to improve and refine the maps over time as it continues cleaning over time.For hard floors it’s been excellent. The combination of vacuuming and the roller mop keeps things looking consistently clean, and I personally prefer the roller style over spinning mop pads. I also like that the dock washes and dries the roller afterwards so it doesn’t end up damp and unpleasant between cleans. The app gives plenty of control too, whether you want a full house clean or specific rooms and zones.I don’t think it completely replaces a traditional vacuum cleaner in a house with cats - I still need to do a proper vacuum every few days to stay on top of embedded fur in carpets - but for everyday crumbs, dust and keeping hard floors maintained it does a very good job and the suction is reasonable. Most of the process is basically hands-free apart from topping up the clean water tank and emptying the dirty water when prompted. You do still need to periodically clean parts of the machine itself, but the app is good at reminding you when maintenance is due.Overall, I’m really pleased with it and it’s become a genuinely useful addition to the house.

I’ve been really impressed with the E28 overall. Initially I thought the built-in spot washer sounded a bit gimmicky, but having used it for a month now I can actually see the appeal. It’s quite nice having one appliance that can also tackle smaller carpet or fabric spills without needing to drag out a separate spot cleaner. My only real niggle is that the spot cleaning unit still needs to stay attached to the power and slightly wish I could fully lift it out and carry and use it independently (rechargable).Getting started was fairly straightforward and the app setup was easy to follow and it connected to our home wifi without any issues. I’d definitely recommend taking the time to clear floors properly before the first mapping run so it can learn the rooms accurately, although it does seem to improve and refine the maps over time as it continues cleaning over time.For hard floors it’s been excellent. The combination of vacuuming and the roller mop keeps things looking consistently clean, and I personally prefer the roller style over spinning mop pads. I also like that the dock washes and dries the roller afterwards so it doesn’t end up damp and unpleasant between cleans. The app gives plenty of control too, whether you want a full house clean or specific rooms and zones.I don’t think it completely replaces a traditional vacuum cleaner in a house with cats - I still need to do a proper vacuum every few days to stay on top of embedded fur in carpets - but for everyday crumbs, dust and keeping hard floors maintained it does a very good job and the suction is reasonable. Most of the process is basically hands-free apart from topping up the clean water tank and emptying the dirty water when prompted. You do still need to periodically clean parts of the machine itself, but the app is good at reminding you when maintenance is due.Overall, I’m really pleased with it and it’s become a genuinely useful addition to the house.

The eufy e28 omni is essentially the "swiss army knife" of floor care. most robot vacuums are just automated sweepers, but this one bridges the gap between a hands-off floor cleaner and a serious spot-cleaning machine by integrating a detachable deep cleaner right into its base station.An excellent feature is definitely the hydrojet system. while other robots just drag a damp cloth around, this uses a roller-style mop that scrubs the floor 360 times per minute with 1.5kg of downward pressure. it’s genuinely effective at lifting dried-on spills rather than just smearing them. coupled with the "cornerrover" arm that extends to hit tight edges, you get a level of floor coverage that usually requires a second pass with a manual mop.what really sets it apart from the sea of other omni-stations is the flexi-one detachable deep cleaner. it lives in the top of the base station, keeping it charged and ready to go. if your pet has an accident on a rug or you spill coffee on the sofa, you just pull it out and use it like a handheld spot cleaner. it’s a brilliant piece of design that saves you from having to drag out a bulky carpet shampooer for minor messes.the suction power is rated at a massive 20,000 pa. in practice, it’s a powerhouse for picking up pet hair and fine dust from deep within carpets, aided by the duo-spiral anti-tangle brushes that actually stay clean. it’s also highly "set-it-and-forget-it," with a station that handles auto-emptying, mop washing with detergent, and hot-air drying to stop that "damp mop" smell from ever taking hold.However a few thoughts and perhaps negatives depending on your use case.• the station is a beast: because it houses a portable cleaner and all the tanks, the base is quite large. you’ll need a dedicated spot with a bit of clearance for it to dock easily.• vacuuming vs. mopping: while the mopping is stellar, some power users note that its vacuuming performance on thick rugs can be hit-or-miss compared to dedicated high-end vacuums. it shines brightest on hard floors and low-pile carpets.• the noise: when it goes into "auto-empty" mode after a job, it makes its presence known. it’s definitely not a "quiet mode" machine when it’s cleaning its own bins.Essentially at its price point, you aren't just buying a robot—you're buying an entire floor-care system. if you have a busy home with kids or pets and find yourself constantly spot-cleaning spills, having that handheld cleaner always ready at the dock is well worth considering and should make things much easier for you.

I have been really impressed with this robot vacuum. It feels like a proper premium cleaning system rather than just a basic robot that wanders around the floor. The suction is extremely strong, it lifts dust and hair properly from carpets, and it leaves hard floors looking clean in one pass.Because it deals with hard floors and carpets, it gives great coverage for a full home - it also seems to get better, and closer to the edges with time and further passes.The mopping is one of the best parts for me. It does more than just drag a damp pad around, and it actually scrubs the floor well enough to deal with more stubborn marks. The edge cleaning is also very good, especially around skirting boards and corners where a lot of robot vacuums usually fall short.It's very good at mapping around chair legs, cables, doors etc. The intelligence is impressive, it identifies objects and then feeds that back int he app.The app is very clever showing a 3D map of the room / rooms, multiple maps can be created too for different floors.The station makes a big difference in day to day use. It empties the dust, washes the mop pads, and dries them afterwards, so I do not have to keep dealing with the messy parts myself. The built in portable deep cleaner is also genuinely useful, because it means I can handle carpets, upholstery, and spot cleaning without dragging out another machine.It does sometimes struggle at thresholds between rooms, leaving some dirt that needs clearing up. Also the drying takes a long time - around 4-5 hours after use, and its a little noisy, so plan accordingly.The main downside is the docking station takes up a fair bit of space, It also only works on 2.4GHz Wi Fi, so that is something I would check before setting it up. Even so, it does enough to justify the cost for me, and overall I would say it is good if not great value for money, we use it every 2 days and just do a quick pass after to get anything it's missed.

The eufy e28 omni is essentially the "swiss army knife" of floor care. most robot vacuums are just automated sweepers, but this one bridges the gap between a hands-off floor cleaner and a serious spot-cleaning machine by integrating a detachable deep cleaner right into its base station.An excellent feature is definitely the hydrojet system. while other robots just drag a damp cloth around, this uses a roller-style mop that scrubs the floor 360 times per minute with 1.5kg of downward pressure. it’s genuinely effective at lifting dried-on spills rather than just smearing them. coupled with the "cornerrover" arm that extends to hit tight edges, you get a level of floor coverage that usually requires a second pass with a manual mop.what really sets it apart from the sea of other omni-stations is the flexi-one detachable deep cleaner. it lives in the top of the base station, keeping it charged and ready to go. if your pet has an accident on a rug or you spill coffee on the sofa, you just pull it out and use it like a handheld spot cleaner. it’s a brilliant piece of design that saves you from having to drag out a bulky carpet shampooer for minor messes.the suction power is rated at a massive 20,000 pa. in practice, it’s a powerhouse for picking up pet hair and fine dust from deep within carpets, aided by the duo-spiral anti-tangle brushes that actually stay clean. it’s also highly "set-it-and-forget-it," with a station that handles auto-emptying, mop washing with detergent, and hot-air drying to stop that "damp mop" smell from ever taking hold.However a few thoughts and perhaps negatives depending on your use case.• the station is a beast: because it houses a portable cleaner and all the tanks, the base is quite large. you’ll need a dedicated spot with a bit of clearance for it to dock easily.• vacuuming vs. mopping: while the mopping is stellar, some power users note that its vacuuming performance on thick rugs can be hit-or-miss compared to dedicated high-end vacuums. it shines brightest on hard floors and low-pile carpets.• the noise: when it goes into "auto-empty" mode after a job, it makes its presence known. it’s definitely not a "quiet mode" machine when it’s cleaning its own bins.Essentially at its price point, you aren't just buying a robot—you're buying an entire floor-care system. if you have a busy home with kids or pets and find yourself constantly spot-cleaning spills, having that handheld cleaner always ready at the dock is well worth considering and should make things much easier for you.