The Eufy Robot Vacuum Review
Eufy robot vacuums are known for being easy to use. Eufy's RoboVac 30C model is Wi-Fi-enabled and includes the remote control for simple use via the app. It also has boundary strips and a 100-minute battery life.
Its Boost IQ Technology allows you to easily transfer from tile, wood and area rugs to low-pile and area rugs. Other standard features include drop and obstacle detection, which lets it avoid hitting furniture or walls.
Boost IQ Technology
The eufy line of robot vacuums has a variety of models, however there are some features that are common across their entire line. One of them is Boost IQ technology that is designed to assist your robot move seamlessly from hard flooring to low- to medium-pile carpeting and carpets. It will automatically increase its suction power when it runs across a certain surface type to ensure that you get the most effective cleaning possible.
Another great feature is the ability to manually switch between various 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 space without having to switch modes, Edge, which will specifically focus on the corners and walls, and Spot which is the best when there's a small area that requires attention, such as baking soda spilled on the floor.
The Eufy robot is equipped with all the basic features like obstacle and drop detectors as well as an auto-emptying base. Obstacle and drop detection is pretty standard on most robots as it stops them from bumping into walls or furniture, while the latter helps them avoid falling down stairs or other places which could pose danger.
Some eufy robotics come with LED indicators that inform you of what they're up to like the digital clock. A solid green signalizes that the robot is in standby or charging mode while blue means that it's active and working, and a solid orange indicates that the eufy's low on power and needs to return to its home base.
The RoboVac 11S by Eufy is a top-rated model that's an ideal fit for those who want a powerful robot vacuum with long run times as well as the ability to reach the most remote corners of your home. It has slim lines that fit under furniture and in tight spaces, and a tempered glass cover that's resistant to scratches. There's also a physical control as well as smart sensors that help with navigation, and different cleaning options. It's missing some of the more advanced features of other models, like digital maps or apps-based controls.
Powerful Suction
This vacuum cleaner features an impressive suction of 2,000 pa, which is great for removing cereal crumbs, food crumbs and other particles of dust and debris on medium- to low pile carpeting and hard floors. It also removes pet hair, dust mites and other allergens from upholstered furnishings. The side brush that rotates can be useful in reaching into corners and along baseboards. The rolling brush picks up dirt, dust 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 can hold the vacuum when not in use.
All Eufy robot vacuums have many standard features, like obstacle and drop detection to stop it from hitting things or falling down the stairs. Some models, such as the eufy RoboVac 11S and its re-engineered predecessor the RoboVac 30C Max provide advanced navigation systems that create and store the virtual map to help it know the direction it should take (and avoid) each time it cleans.
You can designate certain areas and tailor cleaning cycles for the eufy robotic vacuum without using the Alexa compatible app or voice commands. You can also separate sensitive areas, like those containing your children's toys or console tables. This eufy has two boundary strips that permit you to fence off larger spaces.
The RoboVac 11S MAX from Eufy is among the most efficient robotic vacuums in our tests and has received high marks for cleaning capability and navigation. Its design is simple, with one button to get it going and an on/off switch beneath for a permanent shut-off. It also has a tempered-glass surface with ten sensors that help 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, which creates and stores a map for your floor. It then uses that information to quickly navigate to each area of the house and ensure it covers every square inch of your floor.
Convenient App Control
Eufy's models come with sophisticated features that let you control your device remotely. You can plan cleaning times, establish virtual boundaries to block your robot from entering certain rooms (such as those that have electrical cords) and utilize the'return to base feature'. Some let you create a map of the house and mark the areas you would like to clean.
Some of eufy's top-of-the-line robotic cleaners feature a specific navigation system known as'smart mapping', which scans your home's floors and builds a map that it references every time it cleans. This allows the vacuum cleaner to effortlessly move between floors that are unfinished and area rugs, and then back to the beginning, without missing the step.
The RoboVac 25C from Eufy, for example, is a great illustration of this model. It comes with three distinct suction power modes can be selected through its app companion: Standard, 'Turbo', which boosts the machine's performance for cleaning floors with no carpet, and 'Max', that is designed for high pile carpeting.
The battery life is outstanding, allowing the vacuum to run for as long as 100 minutes in its default Standard mode. The vacuum has a built in battery indicator which flashes blue while it is charging, and then turns orange when power is low, and then solidifies blue when fully charged.
The 'Spot here Cleaning Mode' is another awesome feature. It allows you to use the vacuum cleaner to focus on a localized area, by pressing a button on the base of the. This is a great way to remove pet hair or crumbs out of tight corners and under furniture which is where a traditional upright vacuum would have trouble.
The eufy RoboVac also does a fantastic job with pet hair on different types of floors, although it may require a few extra passes to remove hairy patches that are difficult to remove from low- and high-pile carpeting. As with most robotic cleaners it's not as effective in removing hair from cracks and crevices as it is on bare floors but it does a fantastic job of removing pet hair from both carpeted and un-floored surfaces.
100 Minutes of Cleaning
The eufy robot vacuum provides an impressive 100 minutes of cleaning time, with automatic return to its base for charging. It is able to work on multiple floors, and comes with a powerful vacuum that can clean anything from cereal crumbs to glitter particles. It has a sturdy brush roll, as well as a side brush that can help it reach corners and crevices that other robots may not be able to reach.
The battery-powered robo-vacuum is operated using the remote control provided or by sending commands via Wi-Fi using your smart-home assistant or smartphone. You can also alter Boost IQ, which optimizes the suction power according to the kind of floor on which the vacuum is working on.
The G30 Edge, like other robots that are eufy, is designed to move around your home in a minimalist manner. Snap on the edge brush rotating and connect to your Wi-Fi in only a few minutes. Once connected to the internet, you can make use of the app to create an agenda for cleaning and voice commands via an appropriate smart home speaker.
This level of personalization is offered on a wide range of elegant robotic vacuum cleaners. You can select which areas you'd like it to clean and when. 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 that makes use of a combination of sensors to calculate the locations of walls and furniture. Then, it draws a route to cover the area. Other models use the navigational technology known as iPath, which is a more advanced. In these instances, a robotic vacuum uses an algorithm that creates the path, and then follow it until he covers the specified area. The robot returns to its dock and is charged and waits for its next scheduled cleaning.
Other models of eufy's robot vacuums do not have this level of intelligence. These models, which are generally the most affordable in the line-up do not have a digital mapping system but instead chart the same zig-zag pattern each time they begin cleaning. Although this can be frustrating at times, the robot will always cover the same areas repeatedly. In addition, it never does not miss any corners or other difficult to reach areas.