eufy Omni E25

What testers say about the eufy Omni E25

The Eufy Omni E25 is the roller-mop version of Eufy's upper mid-range: an anti-tangle main brush, two side brushes of which one extends, a roller mop that presses on the floor with 14.7 newtons and lifts 0.4 inches on carpet, camera-based obstacle recognition with a light, and a station that empties, washes, dries, drains and refills. Vacuum Wars calls it the most impressive Eufy yet and TechRadar a very capable hybrid for a reasonable price.

In the carpet deep-clean test at Vacuum Wars it removed 88 percent of the embedded dirt against a 75 percent average, the roller scored 115 on dried stains and 218 in the combined mopping test against 188 on average, and it picks up wet messes into the onboard dirty-water tank. The camera avoided 21 of 24 obstacles against an average of 17 and the lidar covered the test floor in 38 minutes where the average is an hour. TechRadar praises the mopping on the top setting, the low noise, the simple controls, the station that is compact for a hybrid and the transparent water tank.

The criticism: the roller leaves slightly more water behind than average, which can streak on dark floors, TechRadar found edge cleaning mediocre, mapping sometimes took a few attempts, the automatic suction adjustment was unreliable and the robot occasionally returned to the station mid-clean. eufy's own pages state no water temperature for the wash. With the regular discounts, both testers rate it as one of the better buys in its class; anyone who wants the detachable spot cleaner too should look at the E28.

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