Eufy
Eufy Omni E28
Eufy's 3-in-1 flagship pairs a 20,000Pa robot vacuum-mop with a detachable FlexiOne portable deep cleaner that lives in the dock, so one machine handles floors, carpets, couches, and car seats.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Detachable FlexiOne spot cleaner out-suctioned a Bissell Little Green in independent testing
- ✓85% embedded-dirt removal is a top-eight score out of 150+ robots tested by Vacuum Wars
- ✓Excellent AI obstacle avoidance dodged 23 of 24 test objects including cables and pet waste stand-ins
- ✓Stain removal score of 127 crushes the 93 category average thanks to the pressurized roller mop
- ✓CornerRover extending side brush and 21mm threshold crossing handle edges and door strips well
Cons
- ✗Long hair (7in+) wraps into dense tangles around the brush roll
- ✗Airflow and suction at the cleaning head measure below average for its price tier
- ✗Small 300ml dustbin forces frequent trips back to the dock
- ✗Dock cycles are loud - 75-80dB when emptying, washing the roller, or running the spot cleaner
- ✗Mop roller is washed with cold water only, unlike hot-wash rivals
Owner Insightssummarized from Reddit and owner forums
The Omni E28 is eufy's swing at a genuine do-everything machine: robot vacuum, roller mop, and a detachable wet-dry spot cleaner built into the top of the dock. The surprise is that the core vacuum is actually excellent — its 85% embedded-dirt score landed in Vacuum Wars' top eight of 200+ robots tested, and obstacle avoidance is near the top of the class. Reddit sentiment runs roughly 69% positive: owners like it, but it's not the drama-free experience you get from a Roborock.
Day to day, the roller mop out-scrubs most spinning-pad rivals and wrings dirty water into an onboard tank, and the portable deep cleaner gets real use — owners call it perfect for furniture and it out-suctions a Bissell Little Green. The dock handles emptying, hot mop washing, and drying. The annoyances are equally real: the machine is loud (especially self-emptying), long hair forms tight cigars on the brush, the dirty-water tank sometimes comes loose mid-run and gets smelly, and Gizmodo found the wet-vac module leaky. Some owners say it needs "constant attention" between clogs and stuck spots.
This is for pet households with a mix of carpet and upholstery messes who'd rather own one dock than a robot plus a separate Little Green. At the full $999 it's a hard sell against the Dreame L60 Ultra PE's cleaning scores; at its frequent $680-800 street price the 3-in-1 math starts working. Skip it if you have long hair in the house or a low tolerance for noise.
What owners like
- +85% deep-carpet extraction — a top-eight score among the 200+ robots Vacuum Wars has tested, rare for a mop combo
- +Detachable portable deep cleaner lives in the dock — measured stronger suction than a Bissell Little Green, so couch, stair, and car messes are covered without a second appliance
- +Roller mop scrubs better than most spinning pads (127 stain score vs 93 average) and squeezes dirty water into an onboard tank instead of dragging it around
- +Obstacle avoidance dodged 23 of 24 test objects — cords and shoes are basically non-issues
- +Takes any cleaning solution — no proprietary detergent cartridge lock-in
- +Dog owners consistently say the DuoSpiral brush pulls deep-down fur out of carpet that other robots miss
- +Routinely discounted to $680-800 from the $999 MSRP
Common complaints
- −Loud — the self-empty cycle in particular is much louder than the E25's, and noise is the most common owner complaint
- −Long hair wraps into dense "hair cigars" around the main brush in testing — bad pick for long-haired households
- −Dirty-water reservoir can pop loose mid-run and halt cleaning, and it develops odors if you don't rinse it regularly
- −Small 300ml dustbin means frequent trips back to the dock
- −The wet-vac module can leak, and reviewers flagged hose durability concerns with heavy spot-cleaner use
- −Raw suction is mid-pack (0.57 kPa vs 0.83 average) — the carpet results come from the brush design, not power
Common Questions
Is the portable deep cleaner a gimmick?
Eufy E28 vs E25 — what's the difference?
How is it with pet hair?
How's the mopping?
Is it too loud for small apartments?
Should I wait for a sale?
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