What you can expect from the eufy X9 Pro
What testers say about the eufy X9 Pro
No robot had cleared all 12 objects in the Vacuum Wars obstacle test until the eufy X9 Pro did, with a front camera working beside its laser navigation. That shows in the lab's obstacle mark of 3.37, a full point above the 2.375 at the center of its five-point table.
The station is built around the mop and nothing else. It washes the two spinning pads, then blows hot air over them until they are dry, and the pads lift 0.5 inches at carpet, which Vacuum Wars found enough to clear every kind of carpet and keep it dry while the robot vacuums.
What the station does not do is empty the dustbin. The 410 milliliters of dust the robot holds are tipped out by hand, a job Vacuum Wars pointed out that other mop-washing stations already did. Its vacuuming score also falls slightly short of the Vacuum Wars median, with loose debris on the surface picked up less cleanly than by the robots it was compared with.
