The Eufy Robot Vacuum Review

Eufy robot vacuums are known for their ease of use. The Eufy RoboVac 30C model is Wi-Fi-enabled and includes an remote control that allows for easy application operation. It also has boundary strips and a 100-minute battery life.

Its Boost IQ Technology can easily move from tile, wood and area rugs, to low-pile and area rug. Other features that are standard include obstacle and drop detection, allowing it to avoid hitting walls and furniture.

Boost IQ Technology

The Eufy robotic vacuum line comes with several models. However, certain features are common to all of them. Boost IQ is one of these features, which allows your robot to move effortlessly from hard floors to medium to low pile carpeting and area rugs. It will automatically increase suction power when it comes across a specific type of surface in order to get the best possible clean.

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

The Eufy robot is equipped with all the essential features such as drop and obstacle detectors as well as an automatic emptying base. Obstacle and drop detection is pretty standard on most robots as it helps them avoid bumping into walls or furniture, while the latter helps them avoid falling down stairs or other areas which could pose danger.

Certain eufy robots come with LED indicators that inform you of what they're doing similar to a digital clock. A solid green means the robot is in standby or charging mode. Blue means it is active and functioning. A solid orange indicates that your eufy is out of power and requires to be returned to its base.

The eufy RoboVac 11S is a highly rated model that's a good fit for those looking for a powerful robot vacuum with an extended run time and the ability to reach the farthest corners of your home. Its slim design can be tucked under furniture or in tight spaces. It also comes with a scratch-resistant tempered glass cover. There's also physical controls and smart sensors to assist with navigation, and different cleaning modes. It's not equipped with some of the more advanced features of other models, including digital maps or app-based controls.

Powerful Suction

This bissell robot vacuum vacuum has an impressive suction of 2,000 psi which is ideal to remove food crumbs, cereal crumbs and other dust or debris on medium- to low pile carpeting and hard flooring. It also gets rid of pet hair, dust mites and other allergens off of upholstered furniture. The side-brush that rotates is great for reaching into corners and along baseboards. The brush is able to pick up dust, dirt and other debris that stick to surfaces.

The 25C is WiFi-connected, and is controlled by an app on your smartphone. It can also be controlled with voice commands when paired with an Amazon Echo or Google Assistant smart home speaker. It also comes with a compact charging station that can hold the vacuum cleaner when not being used.

All Eufy robot vacuums have several standard features, like drop and obstacle detection to stop it from hitting things or falling down the stairs. Some models, such as the eufy RoboVac 11S and its re-engineered predecessor, the RoboVac 30C Max provide advanced navigation systems that create and memorize a virtual map to know where it is supposed to go (and avoid) each time it cleans.

You can create specific areas and customize cleaning cycles for the eufy robotic vacuum without the Alexa compatible app or voice commands. And you can also isolate rooms that contain fragile items, like your children's toys or console tables. The eufy comes with two boundary strips that allow you to cordon off larger areas.

The eufy RoboVac 11S Max is one of our best-performing robotic vacuums, receiving the top marks for navigation and cheapest cleaning. Its design is simple, having only one button to get it going and an on/off switch beneath for a continuous shut-off. It also comes with a tempered-glass surface with ten sensors that help 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 that builds and stores an image of your floor. It then uses that information to swiftly navigate to every area of the house and ensure that it covers every inch of your floor.

Convenient App Control

Like many robot vacuums on the market Eufy's models have advanced features that let you manage your device remotely. This allows you to schedule cleaning times, designate virtual boundaries that prevent your robot from entering certain areas (such as rooms full of electrical cords), and set the return to base feature. Some let you create an outline of your home and mark the areas you would like to clean.

Some of the top-of-the-line vacuum cleaners made by eufy have a navigation system called "smart mapping" that scans your house and creates maps it uses every time it cleans. This lets the vacuum effortlessly move from floors that are not clean to area rugs and back again without skipping any steps.

The eufy RoboVac 25C is a fantastic example of this model. It has three different suction power settings you can select using the companion app "Standard", "Turbo" which improves the efficiency of the machine in cleaning floors with no dust and "Max" which is designed to clean high-pile flooring.

The battery life of the vacuum is also excellent. It can run in its default "Standard" mode for up to 100 minutes. The vacuum comes with a built in indicator for the battery that flashes blue while it is charging, then changes to orange when power is low, and then is fully charged and solid blue.

Another feature that is cool is the "Spot Cleaning' mode that lets you force the vacuum to focus on a small specific area by pressing a button on its base. This is a great method to remove pet hair or dust particles out of corners and under furniture, where a traditional upright vacuum would struggle.

The elegant RoboVac also does a fantastic job with pet hair on various floor types, though it may require some additional passes to remove stubborn patches of hair in carpeting with a high or low pile. It's not as adept at removing hair from cracks and crevices in carpeted floors as it is on bare floors. However it does a fantastic job picking up pet fur from bare and covered surfaces.

100 Minutes of Cleaning

The robot vacuum's suction can clean for an impressive 100 minutes, and then automatically return to its charging base. It is able to work on multiple floors and comes with powerful vacuums that can pick up everything from cereal pieces to glitter tiny specks. A sturdy brush roll and a side brush help it reach corners and crevices that might be out of reach for other robots.

The battery-powered robo-vacuum can be controlled using the remote control that comes with it or by sending commands via Wi-Fi with your smartphone or smart-home assistant. You can also adjust Boost IQ which can optimize the suction power according to the kind of floor on which the vac is working.

Like other eufy robots the G30 Edge is designed to work around your home, with only minimal setup. It takes only a few minutes to connect the edge brushes rotating in a circular motion and connect to your home's Wi-Fi. Once connected, you can use the app to create cleaning schedules and voice commands using the compatible smart speaker.

A lot of eufy robotics offer this level of personalization, which allows you to choose the specific areas you want it to focus on and when you want it to clean. The app allows you to create virtual boundaries that block the robot from getting into areas where there might be electrical wires, or other obstacles.

Some models from Eufy come with an intuitive map that uses sensors to calculate the location of furniture and walls and creates a route to cover the area. Others employ a more advanced navigational technology called iPath. In these instances the robotic vacuum uses an algorithm to intelligently generate an iPath path, and then follows it until the desired area is covered. The robot returns to its dock and starts charging and waits for its next scheduled cleaning.

Other models of eufy's robotic vacuum do not possess this level of intelligence. The entry-level models are typically the cheapest and do not employ the digital map system. Instead, they chart a random path every when they begin a cleaning session. While this may be frustrating but the eufy robot cleaner will always cover the same areas. Moreover, it rarely fails to cover corners or other hard to reach areas.