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The Eufy Robot Vacuum Review

Eufy is a household name for its easy-to-use robot vacuums. Eufy's RoboVac 30C model is Wi-Fi-enabled and includes a remote control for convenient app operation. It also comes with boundary strips and a battery that lasts for 100 minutes.

Its Boost IQ technology allows you to move from tile and wood to carpeting with a low-pile and area rug without a hitch. Other features that are standard include obstacle and drop detection, which allows it to avoid hitting walls and furniture.

Boost IQ Technology

The eufy robotic vacuum line provides a wide range of models, however there are some features that are standard across their entire line. Boost IQ is one such feature, which assists your robot to move smoothly from hard floors to medium to low pile carpeting and area carpets. It will automatically increase its suction force when it comes across a certain surface type in order to get the most effective cleaning possible.

An important feature is the manual switch between cleaning modes. This includes Quick Clean, which is perfect for a 30 minute fast sweep of the floor, Auto, which will work in an open area without switching modes, Edge, wyze Vacuum robot which will really focus on your walls and corners, and Spot which is the best when there's a small space that needs extra attention such as spilled baking soda.

The eufy robot has all the basic features, including drop and obstacle detection as well as an auto-emptying base. Most robots have an obstacle and drop detection system. This means that they are not able to hit walls or furniture.

Certain eufy robots come with LED indicators that inform you of what they're doing 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 requires to go back to its base.

The eufy RoboVac 11S, a top-rated affordable robot vacuum vacuum, is perfect for those looking for a robust robot with a long run time. It also has the ability to get to the most remote corners of your house. Its slim design fits under furniture or in tight spaces. It also has a scratch-resistant tempered glass cover. There is also physical controls as well as smart sensors that help with navigation, as well as various cleaning options. It doesn't come with many of the sophisticated features that some of the other models do, such as digital mapping or app-based control.

Powerful Suction

A powerful suction level of 2,000 pa makes this vacuum ideal for picking up food chunks cereal crumbs, food particles and other bits of debris or dust on hard floors and low- to medium-pile carpeting. It can also remove pet hair, dust mites and other allergens from upholstered furniture. The rotating side brush is useful for getting into corners and along baseboards. The brush is able to pick up dirt, dust and other debris that sticks to surfaces.

The 25C is Wi-Fi-connected and can be controlled via apps on smartphones or via voice when connected to a smart home speaker such as an Amazon Echo or Google Assistant. It also has a compact charging base that can hold the vacuum when it is not in use.

All eufy robotic cleaners come with many standard features. These include obstacle and drop detection, which prevents it from crashing into objects or falling down the stairs. Certain models, such as the eufy RoboVac11S or its re-engineered predecessor, the eufy RoboVac 30C Max, offer advanced navigation systems which create and memorize a virtual map to help it know the direction it should take (and avoid) every time it cleans.

You can set up certain areas and tailor cleaning cycles for the eufy robotic vacuum, without the Alexa compatible app or voice commands. And you can also block off rooms with sensitive items, such as your kids' toys or console tables. The eufy comes with two boundary strips that permit you to fence off larger areas.

The eufy RoboVac 11S MAX is among the most efficient robotic vacuums we tested and has received high marks for cleaning capabilities and navigation. Its design is simple, having only one button to wake it up and an on/off switch below for a permanent shut-off. It also has a tempered-glass surface, ten sensors to steer away from obstacles, and a 0.15 gallons/0.6 liter dust bin. Its new navigation system has been redesigned and equipped with iPath technology that creates and stores a floor map for your floor. It then uses that map to quickly navigate to each part of your home and ensure that it covers every inch of your floor.

Convenient App Control

Similar to many robotic vacuums available on the market, eufy's models come with smart features that allow you to control your device from a distance. This allows you to schedule cleaning times, set virtual boundaries that prevent your robot from entering certain areas (such as rooms that are stuffed with electrical cords) and set the return to base feature. Some let you create an outline of your home and mark the areas you would like to clean.

The top of the line robotic cleaners from eufy include a navigation system called "smart mapping" that scans your house and creates a map it refers to each time it cleans. This lets the vacuum move seamlessly from bare floors to area rugs and back again without skipping any steps.

The RoboVac 25C, which is eufy, is a perfect example of this type of model. It has three distinct suction power modes you can choose from its app companion: Standard and 'Turbo'. This boosts the machine's performance for cleaning bare floors, Wyze vacuum Robot and 'Max', which is designed for high-pile carpeting.

The battery life of the wyze Vacuum Robot is also impressive. It can run in its default "Standard" mode for up to 100 mins. The vacuum also features an internal indicator for the battery that blinks blue when the vacuum is charging, then turns orange when the machine is low on power, and then solidifies to blue when fully charged.

Another feature that is cool is the 'Spot Cleaning mode that lets you make the vacuum focus on a small specific area by pressing a button on its base. This is great for getting pet hair or crumbs out of tight corners or from under furniture, where a traditional vacuum might struggle to reach.

The soft RoboVac is a great choice for cleaning on pet hair, but it may require several more passes in order to eliminate hairy patches that are difficult to remove from low- and high pile carpeting. It's not as adept 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 both bare and covered surfaces.

100 Minutes of Cleaning

The Eufy robot vacuum offers an impressive 100 minutes of clean-up, with automatic return to its base to charge. It can work on multiple floors, and comes with an efficient vacuum that can remove anything from cereal chunks to glitter particles. A tough brush roll as well as a side brush help it reach corners and crevices that might be out of reach for other robots.

The battery-powered robot vacuum operates on hard floors and carpets, and it is controlled by the included remote control or by using your smartphone or smart home assistant to transmit commands via Wi-Fi. You can also alter the Boost IQ feature, which optimizes suction power depending on what type of floor the vac is working on.

Like other eufy robots, the G30 Edge is designed to work around your home with only minimal installation. Snap on the edge brush rotating and connect to your Wi-Fi in only a few minutes. Once connected, the app lets you to create a cleaning routine and use voice commands with an intelligent home speaker compatible.

A lot of eufy robotics offer this level of personalization which lets you select the specific areas you would like it to focus on and the times you'd like it to clean. The app lets you create virtual boundaries that block the robot from entering areas where there could be electrical wires, or other obstacles.

Certain eufy products come with an intuitive map, which uses a combination sensors to calculate the locations of walls and furniture. It then creates a route to cover the area. Others use a navigational technology called iPath, which is more advanced. In these instances the robotic vacuum uses an algorithm to create the path and follows it until the specified area is fully covered. The robot returns to its dock and charges and waits for its next scheduled cleaning.

Other models of eufy's robot vacuums don't have this level of intelligence. These entry-level models, which are typically the cheapest in the lineup, don't use a digital mapping system but instead draw a random zig-zag path each time they start cleaning. While this can be frustrating at times, the robot always manages to cover the same spots over and over again. It is also not able to miss corners or other difficult-to-access areas.