The Eufy Robot Vacuum Review

Eufy is a household name for its easy-to-use robot vacuums that are easy to use. The Eufy RoboVac 30C is Wi-Fi enabled and has a wireless remote control to make it easy to use the app. It also comes with boundary strips and has an endurance of 100 minutes.

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

Boost IQ Technology

The Eufy robotic vacuum line comes with a variety of models. However, certain features are common to all models. One such feature is Boost IQ technology that is designed to help your robot move seamlessly from hard floors to low to medium-pile carpeting as well as area carpets. It will automatically increase its suction power when it comes over a particular type of surface in order to get the most effective cleaning possible.

Another great feature is the ability to change between various cleaning modes. This includes Quick Clean, which is ideal for a quick 30-minute sweep of the floor, Auto, which will work in an open area without switching modes, Edge, which will specifically focus on your walls and corners, and Spot which is the best when there's an area that requires attention, like spilled baking soda.

The Eufy robot vacuum cleaner with mop is equipped with all the basic features, including drop and obstacle detectors as well as an auto-emptying base. Most robots have an obstacle and drop detection system. This stops them from hitting walls or furniture.

Many of the eufy robotics have a variety of LED indicators that communicate with you, just like the digital watches. A solid green signal means that the robot is standby or charging mode. Blue indicates it's on and working. And a solid orange signalizes that your eufy is out of energy and has to go back to its base.

The RoboVac 11S from Eufy is a top-rated model and an ideal choice for those who want an effective robot vacuum with long run times, including its ability to reach even the most remote corners of your home. Its slim design is a good fit under furniture or Vacuum Mops in tight spaces. It also has an tempered glass cover that is scratch-resistant. There's also an actual control and smart sensors to assist with navigation, as well as various cleaning options. It doesn't come with a lot of the advanced features that some of the other models in the line include, such as digital mapping or app-based controls.

Powerful Suction

This vacuum cleaner has an impressive suction of 2,000 psi that is ideal for picking up food crumbs, cereal crumbs and other particles of dust and debris on medium- to low pile carpeting and hard flooring. It also removes dust mites, pet hair and other allergens off of upholstered furnishings. A rotating side brush can help reach into corners and along baseboards, while the brush that rolls pulls dirt and other debris that clings to surfaces.

The 25C is Wi-Fi-connected and can be controlled from a smartphone app or by voice when paired with smart home speakers such as an Amazon Echo or Google Assistant. It also comes with a handy charging station that can hold the vacuum cleaner when not in use.

All Eufy robot vacuums have several standard features, including drop and obstacle detection to avoid hitting things or falling down the stairs. Certain models, like the eufy RoboVac11S and its re-engineered eufy RoboVac 30C MAX also come with advanced navigation systems that create and store the virtual floor map so that it is aware of where to go (and which areas to stay clear of) each time it cleans.

You can set up specific areas and set up cleaning cycles for the eufy robot vacuum without the Alexa compatible app or voice controls. You can also isolate rooms that contain fragile items, like your children's toys or console tables. This eufy model also comes with two bounding strips that allow you secure larger areas.

The eufy RoboVac 11S MAX is among the top-performing robotic vacuums we tested, earning top marks for both cleaning capability and navigation. Its design is minimalist and has one button on the top to turn it on and an on/off switch under for a permanent turn-off and a glass-tempered surface and ten infrared sensors that avoid obstacles, and the 0.15-gallons of 0.6-liter dust bin. Its new navigation system has been redesigned and equipped iPath technology, which creates and stores a floor map for your floor. It utilizes this information to quickly navigate to each part of your house and ensure it covers every inch.

Convenient App Control

As is the case with many robotic vacuums available that are available, eufy's models come with advanced features that allow you to control your device from a distance. 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 of them allow you to draw a an outline of your home and mark the areas you wish to clean.

Some of the top-of-the line Vacuum Mops cleaners made by eufy have a navigation system dubbed "smart mapping" that analyzes your home and creates a map it refers to every time it cleans. This lets the vacuum move seamlessly from bare floors to area rugs and back without skipping any steps.

The eufy RoboVac 25C is a great example of this type of model. It has three distinct suction power modes you can choose from its companion app: 'Standard' as well as 'Turbo' which increases the efficiency of the machine when cleaning floors with no carpet and 'Max' that is designed for high pile carpeting.

The vacuum's battery life is also very good. It can be used in its default "Standard" mode for up to 100 minutes. The vacuum also features an inbuilt battery indicator that flashes blue when the vacuum is charging, and then pulsates orange when the machine is low on power, and then solidifies to blue when it's fully charged.

Another cool feature is the 'Spot Cleaning' mode that allows you to force the vacuum to concentrate on a narrow specific area by pressing a button at its base. This is a great way to get crumbs or pet hair out of tight corners or from under furniture, where a traditional vacuum would struggle to reach.

The eufy RoboVac does a great job on pet hair, however it might need to make some more passes in order to remove hairy patches from high and low pile carpeting. It's not as good in getting hair out of cracks and crevices on carpeted floors as it is on bare floors. However it does an excellent job of removing pet fur from both naked and covered surfaces.

100 Minutes of Cleaning

The Eufy robot vacuum offers an impressive 100 minutes of cleaning time, with automatic return to its base to charge. It can be used on a variety of floors, and is equipped with an efficient vacuum that can pick up everything from cereal pieces to glitter tiny specks. A durable brush roll and an additional side brush allow it to reach crevices and corners that might be out of reach for other robots.

The battery-powered robo vacuum works on hard floors and carpets, and it 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 the Boost IQ feature, which optimizes suction power based on the kind of floor the vac is working on.

As with other eufy robotics, the G30 Edge is designed to operate around your home, with minimal set-up. It takes just a minute to attach the edge brushes rotating in a circular motion and connect to your home Wi-Fi. Once connected, the app allows you to set up a cleaning routine and use voice commands with an intelligent home speaker compatible.

Many eufy robots offer this level of customization which lets you select the specific areas you would like it to focus on and the time you would like it to clean. The app allows you to define virtual boundaries that are used to prevent the robot from entering rooms where there might be electrical cords or other obstacles that you'd prefer not to clean up.

Some models from Eufy come with an intuitive map that makes use of sensors to determine the position of walls and furniture and creates a route to cover them. Others employ a more advanced navigational technology called iPath. In these cases the robotic vacuum uses an algorithm to create an iPath path, and then follows it until the designated area is fully covered. The robot then returns to its dock, from where it is charged and waits for its next cleaning.

Other models of the eufy vacuums don't have this kind of intelligence. The entry-level models, which are typically the most expensive in the range they don't have an electronic mapping system, instead, they chart an unpredictably zig-zag route every time they begin a cleaning session. While this can be frustrating at times, the eufy robot will always cover the same areas repeatedly. It also rarely misses corners or other areas that are difficult to reach.