The Eufy Robot Vacuum Review

Eufy is known for making easy-to-use robot vacuums. Its eufy RoboVac 30C model is Wi-Fi-enabled and has the remote control for simple use via the app. It also comes with boundary strips and has a battery life of 100 minutes.

Its Boost IQ technology lets you move from tile and wood to carpeting with low pile and area rug without any hassle. Other standard features include obstacle detection and drop detection which allow it to avoid bumping against walls and furniture.

Boost IQ Technology

The Eufy robotic vacuum line includes a variety of models. However, certain features are common to all of them. Boost IQ is one of these features, which helps your Cheap Robot Vacuum move smoothly from hard floors to low to medium pile carpeting and area rug. It will automatically increase its suction force when it comes over a particular type of surface to ensure the best clean possible.

An important feature is the ability to manually switch between cleaning modes. These include Quick Clean, which is perfect for a 30 minute fast sweep of your floor, Auto, which will work in an open area without having to switch modes, Edge, which will concentrate on the corners and walls, and Spot, which works best when there's a small area that needs extra attention like baking soda spilled on the floor.

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

Many of the eufy robots come with a variety of LED indicators that can communicate with you, similar to a digital watch. A solid green indicates that the robot is standby or charging mode. Blue indicates it's on and working. And a solid orange indicates that your eufy has run out of energy and has to be returned to its base.

The RoboVac 11S from Eufy is a top-rated robotic vacuum, is the ideal choice for those who are looking for a robust robot with a long running time. It is also able to get to the most remote corners of your house. Its slim design can be tucked under furniture or in tight spaces. It also comes with an tempered glass cover that is scratch-resistant. It also has a physical control and smart sensors to assist in navigation, and a variety of cleaning modes. It doesn't come with many of the sophisticated features that other models in the line include, such as digital mapping or app-based control.

Powerful Suction

A powerful suction rate of 2,000 pounds makes this robot vacuum great to remove food pieces cereal crumbs, food particles, and other debris or dust on hard floors as well as carpeting with a low to medium pile. It also gets rid of dust mites, pet hair and other allergens off of upholstered furniture. The rotating side brush is useful for getting into corners and along baseboards. The rolling brush picks dust, dirt and other debris that adheres to surfaces.

The 25C is wirelessly connected, and can be controlled by an app for smartphones. It can also be controlled using voice commands when paired with an Amazon Echo or Google Assistant smart home speaker. It also comes with a small charging base that can hold the vacuum when not in use.

All Eufy robot vacuums have a number of standard features, like obstacle and drop detection to prevent it from running into objects or falling down the stairs. Certain models, like the eufy RoboVac11S and its re-engineered successor the eufy RoboVac 30C MAX, also come with advanced navigation systems that create and keep the virtual map of your floors so it is aware of where to go (and where to avoid) each time it cleans.

You can tailor the cleaning cycle, set specific areas for the robot vacuum to stay clear of using the app or Alexa-compatible voice controls. Additionally, you can isolate rooms that contain fragile items, like the toys of your children or console tables. This model includes a pair of bounding strips that allow you block off larger areas.

The eufy RoboVac 11S MAX is among the top-performing robotic vacuums in our tests with high marks for cleaning ability and navigation. Its design is simple, with one button to start it up and an on/off switch below for a continuous shut-off. It also features a tempered-glass surface with ten sensors that help avoid obstacles and a 0.15 gallons/0.6 Liter dust bin. Its redesigned navigation system is equipped iPath technology, which creates and stores a map of your floor. It makes use of this information to quickly navigate to each area of your house and ensure it covers every inch.

Convenient App Control

As is the case with many robot vacuums on the market, eufy's models come with intelligent features that let you control your device from a distance. You can schedule cleaning times, establish virtual boundaries to prevent your robot from entering certain rooms (such as those that have electrical cords) and utilize the'return to base feature'. Some allow you to create the map of your home and mark areas you'd like to get rid of.

The top eufy robotic cleaners come with a unique navigation system called'smart mapping', which scans your home's floors and creates a map it refers to each time it cleans. This allows the vacuum to effortlessly move from floors that are not clean to area rugs and then back without skipping any steps.

The eufy RoboVac 25C is a good example of this type of model. It has three suction power settings that can be selected via the companion app "Standard", "Turbo" which boosts the performance of the machine when cleaning bare floors and "Max", which is designed to clean flooring with high piles.

Its battery performance is excellent it allows the vacuum to run for as long as 100 minutes in its default 'Standard' mode. The vacuum has an inbuilt battery indicator which blinks blue when it is charging, and then turns orange when power is low, and then it turns blue when fully charged.

Another feature that is cool is the "Spot Cleaning mode that allows you to make the vacuum focus on a small, localized area by pressing a button on its base. This is a great way to clean pet hair or dust particles out of corners or under furniture, which is where a traditional upright vacuum would struggle.

The eufy RoboVac also does an admirable job of removing pet hair from different flooring types, but it may require a few extra passes to get rid of hairy patches that are difficult to remove from carpeting with a high or low pile. It's not as effective in removing hair from cracks and crevices on carpeted floors as it is for plain floors. However, it does a great job of picking up pet fur from bare and covered surfaces.

100 Minutes of Cleaning

The eufy robotic vacuum can provide an impressive 100 minutes of cleaning, with an automatic return to its base for charging. It's capable of working across several floors and comes with a powerful suction unit that can pick up anything from cereal pieces to glitter specks of dust with ease. A durable brush roll and an additional side brush allow it to reach the corners and crevices that are out of reach for other robots.

The battery-powered robot vacuum operates on carpets and hard floors and can be activated via the remote control included or via your smart home or smartphone assistant to transmit commands via Wi-Fi. You can also alter Boost IQ which can optimize the suction power based on the floor type on which the vac is working.

Like other eufy robots, the G30 Edge is designed to be able to work in your home with minimal set-up. It takes only a few minutes to connect the rotating edge brushes and connect to your home Wi-Fi. Once connected, the app allows users to create a cleaning routine and use voice commands via a smart home speaker compatible.

Many eufy robots provide this level of customization, which allows you to select the specific areas you would like it to focus on and the time you would like it to clean. The application also lets you create virtual boundaries, which can be used to block the robot from entering rooms where there could be electrical cords or other obstacles that you'd rather not vacuum up.

Some models from Eufy come with an intuitive map which uses sensors to calculate the location of furniture and walls, and creates a route to cover them. Others employ a more advanced navigational technology called iPath. In these instances the robotic vacuum uses an algorithm to create an iPath path, and then follows it until the designated area is completely covered. The robot then returns to its dock, where it charges and awaits its next cleaning.

Other models of eufy's robotic vacuum do not have this level intelligence. The entry-level models, which are generally the cheapest in the lineup, don't use the digital mapping system, instead, they chart an unpredictably zig-zag route each time they begin cleaning. Although this can be a bit frustrating at times, the robot will always cover the same spots repeatedly. It also rarely misses corners or other hard-to-reach areas.