Hey everyone, as a busy dad in suburban Chicago with two kids and a golden retriever that sheds like it’s going out of style, keeping the house clean used to feel like a never-ending battle.
That all changed when I decided to try out the Eufy Robot Vacuums from their official collection. Let me walk you through my experience—it’s been a game-changer.
First off, the setup was a breeze. I unboxed the Eufy Omni E28, connected it to the app on my phone, and mapped out my home in under 10 minutes. From there, it just… works.
Every morning, while I’m sipping coffee and getting the kids ready for school, it glides around picking up crumbs, pet hair, and dust bunnies without me lifting a finger.
The HydroJet mopping feature is genius—it scrubs the kitchen tiles while vacuuming, and the self-emptying station means I only deal with the bin once a month. No more backaches from pushing a heavy upright vacuum around. It’s quiet too, so it doesn’t wake the baby during nap time. Honestly, it’s given me back hours each week to actually enjoy family time instead of chores.
Now, let’s talk comparisons because I did my homework before switching. I’ve owned a Roomba before, and while it’s solid, the Eufy blows it away in a few key areas. For starters, suction power: My Eufy hits up to 20,000Pa on the Omni E28, which is way more than most Roombas I’ve seen (they top out around 5,000-6,000Pa in similar price ranges).
It sucks up embedded dirt and pet hair from carpets like a champ, where my old Roomba would sometimes leave stuff behind. Navigation is smarter with Eufy’s iPath Laser system—it avoids obstacles without bumping into furniture legs every two seconds, unlike some bump-and-go models. And price-wise? Eufy is a steal. I got mine during a promo for under $900 (originally $1,500), while comparable self-emptying Roombas can run $1,000+. Compared to other brands like Roborock or Shark, Eufy stands out for being more affordable without skimping on features—it’s got that all-in-one vacuum-and-mop combo, plus it’s super quiet at under 60dB, making it perfect for homes with pets or light sleepers. Sure, Roomba has a fancier app ecosystem, but for everyday reliability and bang for your buck, Eufy wins hands down.
Speaking of deals, Eufy has been killing it with their recent marketing pushes. Back in spring 2025, they had “Eufy Day” where they launched the new Omni E28 with its insane 20,000Pa suction and stair-climbing tech teased at IFA 2025. I caught wind of it through their social buzz and grabbed one during the August bundle sale, saving almost 50% on the E20 model bundle. They’re always running flash deals like up to $700 off on select robot vacuums, which makes upgrading feel accessible. If you’re in the US like me, check out their site for the latest—it’s worth it.
All in all, switching to Eufy Robot Vacuums has made my home feel more like a sanctuary than a chore list. If you’re tired of the hassle, give it a shot. Your floors (and your sanity) will thank you.