The Eufy Robot Vacuum Review

Eufy robot vacuums are known for their user-friendly. Eufy's RoboVac 30C model is Wi-Fi-enabled and comes with a remote control for convenient use via the app. It also has boundary strips and an endurance of 100 minutes.

Its Boost IQ technology can transfer from tile and wood to carpeting with a low-pile and area rugs without any hassle. Other standard features include obstacle and drop detection, allowing it to avoid bumping into furniture and walls.

Boost IQ Technology

The eufy robot vacuum line has a variety of models, however there are some features that are standard across their line. 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 encounters a specific surface type to make sure it is as clean as is possible.

A great feature is the manual switch between cleaning modes. The Quick Clean mode is perfect for a quick 30 minute sweep of the floor. Auto will work in an area with a lot of space without switching modes. Edge will focus on the walls and corners.

The eufy robot comes with all the basic features like drop and obstacle detectors as well as an auto-emptying base. Most robots have a standard obstacle and drop detection system. This stops them from hitting furniture or walls.

Some eufy robotics come with LED indicators that tell you what they're up to, similar to a digital clock. A solid green indicates that the robot is in standby or charging mode. Blue means it is functioning and on. A solid orange signalizes that your eufy is out of power and needs to return to its home base.

The eufy RoboVac 11S is a top-rated model that's an ideal choice for those who want a powerful robot vacuum with a long run time as well as the ability to reach even the most remote 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 an actual remote control, smart sensors to help navigate, and a variety of cleaning modes. However, it lacks many of the sophisticated features that other models in the line include, such as digital mapping or apps-based control.

Powerful Suction

This vacuum cleaner has an impressive suction of 2,000 pa that is ideal for removing food crumbs, cereal crumbs, and other debris or dust on low- to medium pile carpeting and hard floors. It also sucks up pet hair and other tougher allergens off furniture upholstery. A rotating side brush can help 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 apps on smartphones or via voice when connected to a smart home speaker like an Amazon Echo or Google Assistant. It also has a compact base for charging that can be used to store the vacuum when it is not in use.

All models of the eufy robot vacuum come with a number of standard features, such as obstacle and drop detection to prevent it from running into objects or falling down the stairs. Certain models, like the eufy RoboVac 11S or its re-engineered predecessor, the eufy RoboVac 30C Max, provide advanced navigation systems that create and store the virtual map to know the direction it should take (and avoid) each time it cleans.

You can customize cleaning cycles and set specific areas for the eufy robot vacuum to avoid using the app or Alexa-compatible voice commands. You can also block off rooms with delicate items, like your kids' toys or console tables. This eufy comes with two boundary strips which allow you to fence off larger spaces.

The RoboVac 11S MAX from Eufy is one of the best-performing robotic vacuums that we have tested and has received high marks for cleaning capability and navigation. Its design is minimalist, with just one button on the top to wake it up and an on/off switch beneath for a continuous shut-off and an tempered glass surface, ten infrared sensors to keep away from obstacles and a 0.15-gallons or 0.6-liter dust bin. Its re-engineered navigation device is equipped with iPath laser scanning technology that creates and stores a map of your floor. It utilizes this information to navigate quickly to every area of your house and ensure it covers every inch.

Convenient App Control

Like many robotic vacuums on the market, eufy's models come with smart features that let you control your device from a distance. You can set up cleaning times, set virtual boundaries to block your robot from entering certain rooms (such ones with electrical cords) and use the'return to base feature'. Some allow you to create an outline of your home and mark the areas you would like to clean.

The most advanced eufy robotic cleaners feature a specific navigation system, referred to as'smart mapping', which analyzes the floors of your home and builds a map that it references every cleaning. This allows the vacuum to effortlessly transition from plain floors to area rugs and back without skipping any steps.

The RoboVac 25C from Eufy is a good illustration of this kind of model. It comes with three suction power settings that can be selected via the companion app "Standard", "Turbo" which improves the efficiency of the machine when cleaning floors that are not clean and "Max", which is specifically designed to clean floors with high piles.

The vacuum's battery life is also very good. It can run in its default "Standard" mode for up to 100 minutes. The vacuum is equipped with an inbuilt indicator for batteries that flashes blue while it is charging, then changes to orange when the power is low, and then is fully charged and solid blue.

The "Spot Cleaning Mode' is another awesome feature. It lets you use the vacuum cleaner to focus on a specific area, by pressing a button near the base of the. This is a great way to get pet hair or crumbs out of tight corners or under furniture where a traditional vacuum would struggle to reach.

The elegant RoboVac also does a fantastic job of removing pet hair from various floor types, though it may require several more passes to get rid of hairy patches that are difficult to remove from carpeting with a high or low pile. Like most robotic cleaners, it's not as effective in removing hair from crevices and cracks like it is on floors that are unfinished but it does a great job of picking up pet hair from both bare and carpeted surfaces.

100 Minutes of Cleaning

The Eufy robot vacuum offers an impressive 100 minutes of clean-up, with an automatic return to its base to charge. It can be used on a variety of floors, and is equipped with a powerful vacuum that can pick up anything from cereal crumbs to glitter particles. It has a sturdy brush roll, as well as an additional brush that helps it reach corners and crevices that other robots might not be able to access.

The battery-powered robo vacuum works on carpets and hard floors, and it can be controlled via the included remote control or using your smart home or smartphone assistant to send commands over Wi-Fi. You can also alter Boost IQ which will 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 simple manner. It takes only a few minutes to attach the rotating edge brushes and connect to your home Wi-Fi. Once connected and you're able to use the app to create cleaning schedules and voice commands via the compatible smart speaker.

A lot of eufy robotics offer this level of personalization that lets you select the specific areas that you want to focus it on and the times you'd like it to clean. The application also lets you define virtual boundaries that can be used to block the robot from entering rooms where there might be electrical cords or other obstacles you'd prefer not to clean up.

Certain models of eufy include an intuitive map that uses a combination of sensors to calculate the position of furniture and walls, and shows a route for covering the area. Some models employ a more advanced navigational system known as iPath. In these instances the robotic vacuum employs an algorithm to generate the path and follows it until the designated area is completely covered. The robot returns to its dock and starts charging, waiting for its next scheduled cleaning.

Other models of the eufy vacuum don't have this level of intelligence. The entry-level models, which are generally the most expensive in the range do not have the digital mapping system, but instead draw a random zig-zag path each time they start cleaning. Although this can be a bit frustrating robot vacuum at times, the eufy robot will always cover the same spots repeatedly. In addition, it never does not miss any corners or other difficult to reach areas.