eufy - X10 Pro Omni Wi-Fi Connected Robot Vacuum & Mop with Self Washing and Self Drying Auto Empty Station - Black

We have 2 cats and this robot does wonders! This robot vacuum was an upgrade from our last one which was a shark auto empty and the Eufy is miles better. It mapped our home in under 5 minutes and the obstacle avoidance system is incredible, I never have to worry about it like I did my other one. The mopping is a game changer and my floors have zero dirt on them and I only have it run every other day. I did extensive research on mop combo robot vacuums before purchasing it watching YouTube videos, reading forums and I’m so glad I went with it I even got it on sale for $550 so if you have the opportunity to pick one up during a sale, do it.

This does a really good job at both vacuuming low pile carpet and mopping my tile, and vinyl floors. It does a great job of wasjinga and drying the mop pad. I smelled the mop pad about a week after use and it had zero smell so the drying definitely serves its purpose. I would definitely recommend this.

I recently purchased the Eufy X10 Pro Omni from Best Buy, and it has completely transformed how I clean my home. This robot vacuum and mop is packed with features that make life so much easier. The cleaning performance is outstanding—it picks up dirt, pet hair, and dust effortlessly, and the mopping function leaves my floors spotless. The self-washing and self-drying capabilities are game-changers. I love not having to worry about cleaning the mop pad after every use—it takes care of itself! The auto-empty station is another huge convenience, saving me time and effort. Setup was quick and simple, and the app control is intuitive, allowing me to schedule cleanings and monitor progress from anywhere. The mapping technology is precise, and the robot navigates around furniture and obstacles with ease. Best Buy’s service was excellent, with fast delivery and secure packaging. If you’re looking for a top-of-the-line cleaning companion, the Eufy X10 Pro Omni is worth every penny. Highly recommended!

Does its job, fast. It does a much better job at mopping than I anticipated judging from what I find in the dirty water reservoir. The obstacle avoidance technology on this vac is excellent. The 1st floor of my house (where the vac does its job) is about 1500 sqft, and it gets the job done, vac and mop, in about 2hrs. I am very satisfied with the level of cleaning since I have a dog and a cat. This is a must have for pet owners. Two downside, just to put it out there, I wish the software was a bit more polished and more in real time. I find there is a delay between the robot is cleaning and where the robot is shown in the map. The other thing, maybe I just haven't found this in the app but, the app indicates fresh water level but not the level of the dirty water. Would be nice to know how much dirty water is in the brown water tank.

I've got the opportunity to test this small powerhouse for a considerable amount of time, and I'm eager to offer my opinion. The Eufy Clean - X10 Pro Omni It looks premium and sophisticated because to the all-black finish, which complements any type of interior design. It's also very lightweight, which is very advantageous for storage and mobility. With strong materials that give off a sense of longevity, the build quality feels excellent. This feels like a well-made item. To put it succinctly, the eufy Clean - X10 Pro delivers exceptional performance. This bad guy has really amazing suction power. It easily removes pet hair in addition as crumbs, dust, and filth. In addition to being a vacuum, the eufy Clean X10 Pro Omni is a mop. This can handle hard surfaces like an expert thanks to the built-in mop attachment. Its uniform water dispense leaves floors spotless and gleaming. Bid farewell to those antiquated buckets and mops—this robot does it all. It was really easy to set up the eufy Clean - X10 Pro Omni. The Eufy Clean app has several features that make it easy to use and intuitive. You can plan cleaning sessions, change the cleaning modes, control the water and suction power, and even track the cleaning process in real time. I especially adore the mapping tool, which allows you to create no-go zones or identify particular places that need to be cleaned. It resembles having a knowledgeable, miniature assistant who is well-versed in your house. Edge Hugging Mopping, which neatly cleans corners without leaving anything behind, and Smart Track Cleaning, which allows you to touch the robot with your leg to direct it along your walking path and clean that area before tapping it again to dock it back to the base station, are two of the best features that I really enjoyed. It continuously updates you on its activities via voice prompts, asks for your assistance when it needs your manual assistance to fix any problems, and displays all of the vacuum and Mop related activity within the app. Another thing that the Eufy X10 Pro excels at is battery life. Long cleaning sessions are possible with just one charge, and the device knows when to recharge itself by returning to the dock on its own. I can leave it to work its magic while I'm away, coming home to a tidy house. The X10 Pro Omni has really pleased me. My life has been greatly simplified by this little robot vacuum/mop combo, which is incredibly adaptable, effective, and ingenious. This machine will take care of your cleaning needs whether you have kids or pets or just want to keep your house tidy without all the work. When mopping is complete, it automatically dries the mop pads without your help. All you have to do is empty the dirty water tank and refill the clean water tank as needed. It also does all of the other chores for you, such as automatically emptying the dust and washing the mop pads. I highly recommend the Eufy X10 Pro Omni if you're looking for a new cleaning partner. I promise you won't be let down!

This robot is amazing. The fact that sweeps and mops at the same time makes our life easier and spotless.

All the features of the more expensive well-known brands, but at a fraction of the price. Great suction, great mopping performance, mostly easy to use app. It does everything you need it to, to keep your floors clean on the regular without having to fuss. Just beware that it really likes to work on a single floor (map) even though the app claims it can have multiple floors (maps). Highlights: * Good vacuum suction. * Good navigation. * Excellent mopping with auto-rising rotating pads. * Relatively quiet for suction level. * Large fresh and waste water containers. Room for Improvement: * Small dustbin means more frequent mid-job return trips to the base to empty. * Design of water container lids doesn’t inspire confidence. * App is good but the more expensive brands are better. * Robot gets really confused with multi-floor maps. Setup: The box was exceedingly easy to open and unpack. It all started with an outer shipping box that had pull tape to separate it into an upper and lower half which really made it easy to remove the main box. If you buy it in a store, it probably won’t have that outer shipping box, but the main box was also easy to unpack everything. The robot was stored vertically in a carton with a handle and the base was fully assembled aside from the mop-cleaning ramp which easily snapped in place. As with most robot cleaners that include a base station, you find a good spot for the base and plug it in. This one has separate tanks for both dirty and clean mop water as well as a spot for the self-emptying dustbin bag. Your first bag is pre-installed so all you need to do is lift off the clean water tank, fill it up and then put it back. That’s it for the base. Next is the robot - remove all packing and protective tape and slide it back-end-first into the base. It powers on and starts providing voice guidance. Install the free eufy Clean app, sign up/in, and then choose to add a product. The app walks you through adding the robot, getting it on your home’s wifi, and setting up the basics. The last step is having the robot create the first map of your home. Just tap the button in the app to create the first map and watch the robot quietly explore your home. It took about 20 minutes to automatically create the map and it did a surprisingly good job. I then went back in the app to refine the map and give each room a name. Joining “rooms” together was easy, but separating them was a bit more of a chore and zooming in on the map isn’t as straightforward as doing the pinch zoom gesture as you have to start pinching on just the right spot or it won’t do anything. Since the maps are created by the robot’s lidar vision, sometimes it creates phantom rooms like at a staircase or a sunken room. It is impossible to remove those rooms so the best you can do is separate them out and name them something that you’ll remember is not a real room. This also makes it impossible to use the “Clean Everywhere” command as that would cause the robot to try to clean these phantom rooms. My home has two “levels” that are separated by a single step-down of about 6”. The barrier between these two levels is enough to keep the robot from jumping off the cliff but it still added parts of each level to the other level’s map. This may seem like a small issue, but it creates a massive problem later on. Anyway, setup went as expected and aside from the above issues with multi-level maps, everything went smoothly. Maintenance of the robot is well thought-out and easy. On the robot itself, the roller bar is easy to remove to clean or untangle debris. There is a novel comb in there to cut any wound up hair, too. The dustbin is easy to remove from the top so you can clean or replace the filter. The base cleans and dries the mopping pads so regular maintenance is automatic, but the pads are easy to remove if you have to swap them out. In the base is a removable tray where the mopping pads are cleaned. Periodically remove that tray, give it a good wipe and rinse and slide it back in. That’s about it for periodic maintenance. Usage: With the fresh water tank full, the dirty water tank empty and a fresh bag pre-installed in the base, I sent my new robot helper out on its first job. I told him to clean two specific rooms and he performed well and then returned home to clean the mopping pads and empty the bin. The next time I sent him out to a different room and he again did an admirable job. So far, so good! Now here’s where the problems started…. the cleaning base is on the “main” level, but I wanted him to vacuum and mop all rooms in the “lower” level. Apparently, he doesn’t like it when his base isn’t on the same map that he’s cleaning. The “main” map clearly shows the base and the “lower” map does not. I told him to switch to the “lower” map and clean there. First I tried to just pick him up from the base and plop him on the “lower” floor, then start the job. He wanted to first wash his mop and refill his tank, but he couldn’t do that since the base was on the other map. Fail. I manually put him back on the base on the “main” map and tried again. This time I told him to clean on the “lower” map but before moving him there. I let him clean the mop and refill the tank and when he started making his way to the other map (which is impossible for him to reach on his own), I paused him, picked him up and put him on the lower floor. He “positioned” himself correctly and started cleaning. Woohoo! However, part-way through cleaning, he wanted to return to the base to wash the mop, but since the base was elsewhere, he just stopped and issued an error. As much as I tried, I could not get him to clean and mop the rooms of the second map. Given that he is aware that there are two maps and exactly where the base is on one of them, I’d expect a bit more “smarts.” I would expect him to recognize that the job is on a different map, and to ask to be put on that map after mop preparation. I would also expect him to to pause during the job on the map that doesn’t have the base, ask to brought to the dock for mid-job mop cleaning, and then ask to be put back on the other map. Fail. It’s neither convenient nor advisable to move the base once the maps are created, so if your home has two distinct floors (upper and lower, for example), until his smarts get improved, you should expect him to stick with only cleaning the floor his base is on. Another feature that other robots do better is zone cleaning and the ability to name a zone. I figured out how to do this, but it was not obvious. He can schedule cleaning and like the apps of other brands, the app shows where the robot is “live” during cleaning which is really nice. The on-board dust bin is smaller than other models. Given that there is an auto-empty feature in the base, the robot will just return to the base when it’s full, but a small bin means more frequent pauses and returns to the base mid-job. The same applies to the mops and going back mid-job to clean the pads. The mop does work really well, though. It rises up about 12mm to keep the moist pads off your carpets, unless you want to clean the carpets, too. The roller bar works well but is a bit narrow meaning that the robot has to overlap vacuuming passes to ensure coverage. Other brands and models have wider bars/openings, larger bins, etc… Overall navigation was rather good. He rarely bumped into walls or furniture and the AI vision system did a good job of recognizing obstacles and avoiding them. My dog didn’t seem to mind the robot and the robot didn’t seem to be bothered by the dog, so both peacefully coexisted. Overall: For single-level homes which any combination of carpet and hard flooring, this robot vacuum does a great job navigating and cleaning. It is easy to set up and maintain, and has most of the features of the more expensive brands at a fraction of the cost. For homes with multiple floors (multiple maps), beware that without a software update, this robot gets really confused and probably won’t get the job done without significant frustration on your part and confusion on its part.

This is our first eufy vacuum and we have come away impressed. The setup is a breeze. It was easy to connect with the app and it immediately found updates that it took care of with little intervention. Once the updates were complete it was on its way to mapping out the rooms. From mapping the rooms and running its jobs, I have to say the AI is very impressive. The map it has created is spot on, it knows exactly when to mop and when to only vacuum when it goes from our tile to our carpet, and it has yet to get stuck in furniture or on a rug. Once it is complete with a job, it shows the exact path it took and even shows when it cut across the landscape to get to another part of the room. Besides the app showing the exact path, it's also very customizable for the jobs. For cleaning intensity, you have Fast, Standard or Deep. You can then tell it to Vacuum and Mop, Vacuum Only or Mop Only. Cleaning can be set to x1 or x2. Suction has Quiet, Standard, Turbo, and Max settings and then for water you can choose Low, Medium or High. For the suction, it's very quiet and even on Max, it's quiet enough for us to run when the kids are sleeping. That part is important for the next part of the review because the only thing it could improve is battery life. When we have it on Max, it's not able to complete the whole job on one charge. However, with how smart it is, it heads back to its base, gets the charge and then picks up where it left off on the job. This is where the quietness comes in to play because it's fine for it to continue whenever it's ready as it's so quiet and it doesn't interrupt our kids sleeping. The last and most important part of the vacuum is how it cleans. We are very happy with the results of its mopping and vacuuming and that is why with how intelligent it is, it's easy for us to recommend for anyone looking for an affordable robot that can vacuum and mop.

The Eufy X10 Pro Omni effectively vacuums and mops, leaving floors spotless. It boasts excellent obstacle avoidance and a convenient self-emptying base station. While pricey, it's a great choice for those looking for a top-of-the-line robot cleaner that does it all, with the caveat of a bulky base station and operational noise.