Eufy Robot Vacuums Ranked

A well-priced roller-mop robot that cleans carpet nearly as well as flagships. Good for most homes without tall thresholds.

A strong mid-price roller-mop robot for pet homes that would rather not have a camera. Tidy up cables first, since it only avoids larger objects.

A good self-emptying vacuum in its day, now discontinued. eufy points buyers to the Auto-Empty C10 instead.

For small homes that want one machine as robot, stick and handheld vacuum. It’s getting hard to buy new.

A slim, cheap self-emptying vacuum that cleans carpet and pet hair surprisingly well. Good for vacuum-only homes, if you can find it in stock.

A capable older all-in-one with long battery life, now hard to find new. The Omni C28 is eufy’s upgrade and is easier to buy.

The E25 plus a dock that turns into a portable carpet and upholstery cleaner. Worth it only if you’ll use that spot cleaner, since the robot itself tested a little worse.

For buyers who want a low-slung flagship that mops with a hot-washed roller and handles tall thresholds. Cheaper robots match its carpet cleaning and run longer per charge.

The cheapest way into a dock that washes the mops, for small homes with low furniture. Its weak carpet cleaning and short range rule it out for bigger or carpeted homes.