The Eufy Robot Vacuum Review

Eufy robot vacuums are famous for their ease of use. Eufy's RoboVac 30C model is Wi-Fi-enabled and comes with an remote control that allows for easy use via the app. It also has boundary strips and a battery life of 100 minutes.

Its Boost IQ technology can move from tile and wood to carpeting with a low-pile and area rugs without a hitch. Other features included in the standard package include drop detection and obstacle detection that allow it to prevent bumps against furniture and walls.

Boost IQ Technology

The eufy robotic vacuum line has a variety of models, but there are some features that are standard across their entire line. Boost IQ is one of those features that helps your robot move smoothly from hard floors to low to medium pile carpeting and area rugs. It will automatically increase suction power when it runs across a certain surface type to ensure that you get the best sweep and mop robot clean possible.

A great feature is the manual switch between cleaning modes. This includes Quick Clean, which is great for a 30-minute fast 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 is the Best Mop Only Robot when there's a small area that requires attention, such as spilled baking soda.

Of course, the eufy robot vacuum cleaner also comes with basic features like obstacle and drop detection, as well as self-emptying bases. Drop detection and obstacle detection is pretty standard for most robots because it prevents them from hitting furniture or walls and also prevents them from falling down stairs or other areas that might be dangerous.

Some eufy robotics come with LED indicators that let you know what they are doing similar to an electronic clock. A solid green signal means that the robot is in standby or charging mode. Blue means it is functioning and on. A solid orange indicates that your eufy is out of energy and has to return to its base.

The eufy RoboVac 11S is a top-rated model and an ideal fit for those looking for an effective robot vacuum with an extended 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 has an tempered glass cover that is scratch-resistant. There's also an actual remote control as well as smart sensors for navigation, and several cleaning modes. However, it lacks the same advanced features that other models in the line offer, like digital mapping or apps-based control.

Powerful Suction

A powerful suction rate of 2,000 pounds makes this vacuum ideal for picking up food chunks, cereal crumbs, and other dust or debris on hard floors as well as low- to medium-pile carpeting. It also gets rid of dust mites, pet hair and other allergens off of upholstered furnishings. The side-brush that rotates is great for getting into corners and along baseboards. The brush is able to pick dust, dirt and other debris that sticks to surfaces.

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

All eufy robotic vacuums include many standard features. These include drop and obstacle detection, which stops it from crashing into objects or falling down the stairs. Some models, such as the eufy RoboVac 11S or its re-engineered predecessor, the RoboVac 30C Max have advanced navigation systems that create and store a virtual map to help it know where it should go (and avoid) each time it cleans.

You can set up specific areas and customize cleaning cycles for the eufy robot vacuum, without the Alexa compatible app or voice controls. And you can also block off rooms with delicate items, like your kids' toys or console tables. This model comes with a pair of border strips that can be bundled to let you block off larger areas.

The RoboVac 11S Max is one of our best-performing robotic vacuums. It has received top marks in both cleaning and navigation. Its design is minimalist, with just one button at the top to wake it up and an on/off switch underneath for a continuous shut-off and a tempered glass surface, ten infrared sensors to steer clear of obstacles, and a 0.15-gallons / 0.6-liter dust bin. Its re-engineered navigation device is fitted with iPath laser scanning technology, which creates and stores the floor map. The system then uses this information to quickly navigate to each area of the house and ensure that it covers every square inch of your floor.

Convenient App Control

Eufy's models have intelligent features that allow you to control your device remotely. This includes the ability to set cleaning times, set virtual boundaries that block your robot vacuum and mop from entering certain areas (such as rooms stuffed with electrical cords), and set the'return to base' feature. Some allow you to create a map of your home and mark areas where you'd like to clean.

The top of the line robotic cleaners from eufy include the navigation system known as "smart mapping" that scans your house and creates a map it refers to each time it cleans. This allows the vacuum to move seamlessly from bare floors to area rugs, and back to the original location without missing any steps.

The RoboVac 25C, which is eufy, is a great illustration of this kind of model. It has three suction power settings that you can choose through the companion app "Standard", "Turbo", which increases the performance of the machine when cleaning bare floors and "Max" which is designed to clean high-pile flooring.

Its battery performance is impressive, allowing the vacuum to run for up to 100 minutes in its standard 'Standard' mode. The vacuum also comes with an internal indicator for the battery that flashes blue when it is charging, and then pulsates orange when the machine is low in power, and then changes to blue when fully charged.

Another great feature is the 'Spot Cleaning' mode that lets you force the vacuum to concentrate on a tiny localized area by pressing a button at its base. This is a great method to clean pet hair or crumbs out of tight corners or under furniture, which is where a traditional upright vacuum would have trouble.

The eufy RoboVac is a great choice for cleaning on pet hair, but it may need to make some more passes to eliminate stubborn patches of hair from high and low pile carpeting. It's not as adept at removing hair from cracks and crevices in carpeted floors as it is for plain floors. However it does a fantastic job of picking up pet fur from both naked and covered surfaces.

100 Minutes of Cleaning

The eufy robot vacuum provides an impressive 100 minutes of cleaning time, with automatic 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 sturdy brush roll, as well as a side brush that helps it get into crevices and corners that other robots might not be able to reach.

The battery-powered robo vacuum works on carpets and hard floors and can be activated via the remote control that comes with it or using your smartphone or smart home assistant to send commands over Wi-Fi. You can also adjust the Boost IQ feature that optimizes suction power based on the type of floor the vac is working on.

Like other eufy robots the G30 Edge is designed to be able to work in your home, with the least amount of setup. Snap on the edge brush that rotates and connect to Wi-Fi in less than a minute. Once connected, the app lets you to set up an cleaning routine and also use voice commands using a smart home speaker compatible.

Many eufy robots offer this level of personalization that lets you select the specific areas that you want it to focus on and the times you'd like it to clean. The app lets you define virtual boundaries that stop the robot from entering areas where there may be electrical cords, or other obstacles.

Some eufy models include an intuitive map that uses a combination of sensors to calculate the position of furniture and walls, and creates a route to cover the area. Others use an algorithm for navigation called iPath which is more sophisticated. In these instances the robotic vacuum uses an algorithm to generate a path, then follows it until the specified area is fully covered. The robot then returns to its dock, where it is charged and waits for its next cleaning.

Other models of the eufy robot vacuums don't have this kind of intelligence. These models that are entry-level are typically the least expensive and do not use an electronic map system. Instead, they plot an undetermined path each when they start cleaning. Although this can be a bit frustrating at times, the eufy robot is always able to cover the same spots repeatedly. It also doesn't miss corners or other hard-to-reach areas.