11S MAX Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Super Thin, Quiet

EDIT: It's been a while now and Navi runs every day! We love it and so does our bird. She squees at it until she can ride it and then she kisses the blue light as it bumps around the living room. (Under supervision, of course.) She looks forward to it every day. As soon as it beeps and starts moving, she starts shuffling and demanding someone put her on it! As they say, "The future is now, old man!" I am not a person who likes to clean. I will avoid it at all costs and do a shoddy job once I do get around to doing it. That said, I have a terrier mix and a long haired chihuahua mix that constantly shed. They also constantly go in and out the back door to our yard which floods and is surrounded by trees so they are always bringing in dirt and leaves on their fur! On top of that, I have a bird who loves to throw food and little kibble bits over the top of her cage just to watch it roll away and under the furniture! Well, a few weeks ago, I had enough of it! I started looking for a modern technological solution and I found it here with Eufy! Yes, I'd looked at Roomba but so many people complained about it being loud and others mentioned how you were really paying for the name brand. I'm not about that life so I looked at alternatives. We found Eufy and saw all the great comments and reviews on it. Hubby and I were skeptical but finally, we pulled the trigger. And oh boy, we could NOT be happier! Because the house was messy, when I first ran it, it was needing to be emptied often and so it reminded me to tend to it often! I ended up naming it Navi as an ode to that ever helpful yet incessant fairy from Legend of Zelda. Navi does not beep so much nowadays but boy does she pick up the mess! She has made the floors so clean, I can just come after her with a wet mop and the floors look better than they have in years. Only thing she doesn't get is the impossible corners of rooms and areas she just literally can't wedge in width-wise. I don't begrudge her that. I just sweep those bits out myself. But she runs up along the walls, using her little brushes to sweep the edge there until it's clear of debris. No marks on the molding there either. Very gentle. She gobbles up the leaves and flecks of dirt that the dogs bring in and it's so easy to just mop up the mud when it rains as she literally takes care of everything else! She even circles under and around the birdcage to pick up all the pellets and seed shells! What's more, she will also go under the furniture to get the bits that roll under there too! I have seen some people had trouble with the drop sensors. We had a slightly similar issue on our black tiles and black rug but we covered the drop sensors (we live in a 1 story house with no way for Navi to fall off anything!) and haven't had a problem since! Another great thing is she is sooo quiet. I can watch TV and hold a (slightly raised voice) conversation with my husband when she's going under my feet and cleaning out under the couch! Yes, she's that quiet, it's crazy. I read stories about the Roomba scaring people half to death when it starts up in the middle of the night because it's so loud. I run my Navi in the day and night (we work crazy night schedules sometimes) and she never wakes me up. If anything, my bird gets turbo excited about Navi running around and the BIRD's squealing lets me know Navi is running if I'm still laying in bed. I can't tell you how satisfying it is to be able to sleep in on the weekend and still know that house chores are being done! The only thing we needed to do was make sure the dog toys are picked up before going to bed and make sure any wires are off the floor because she can get snagged on them but it's just good practice to do those things anyway! The battery goes for a long time if you don't put it on Max and I'm always surprised by how much debris Navi collects by the time she returns to recharge herself. She's also really good at that mostly, finding her way home. The only time it seems she can't make it is when we leave the doors to the bedrooms in the back open. Sometimes she struggles to find her way out of the back bedrooms, down the hallway and into the living room in time so we've just taken to doing the back bedrooms on different days and shutting her in there while she does her business and then remove her when she's ready to recharge. She gets around the living room, hallway, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, and the closest bedroom on regular days just fine though! But other than that, she is just perfect. We no longer have a dust bunny farm and it's so easy to clean out her container, clean offer her brushes and set her back to work, I don't think I could live without Navi now. I hope she runs for a long, long time. We run her every day and I still can't get over it. Just last night, she kicked on and rolled past me as I was getting ready for bed. I watched her go, toothbrush in my mouth as she headed into the kitchen to begin her day. How cool is that? I'm about to go to sleep and there's this little robot, quiet as can be, rolling out to sweep up the little bit of flour I spilled earlier that day. Maybe I should've named her Dobby. But whatever, I love her. Thanks, Eufy!

I hope it lasts, im very happy with the c28. It does leave a 3 inch gap between items and furniture. It is a little taller then my roborock q5 so it cant go under my bed and tv stand which makes sense due to all the features it has. I do wish in the app you could change the pattern with mopping to go with the floor grain.(the only way ive figured out to do that is to turn the option on x2). It also does seem to have issues figuring out where to stop from the transition to mop and carpet so it leaves a small area not moped in the door way, i tried to extend the carpet in the app so it wont go there but that issue still happens at each bedroom. It also is a little wider and sqared off so it has a difficult time with my chairs. That all being said the c28 is awesome deff the best mop vacuum on the market. My floors are pretty damn clean and ive used this vacuum on them 5 times in a row and still pulling dirty water up. I thought using a swifter was better until using this vacuum. Also I was going to get the roborock with the extender mop but im ao happy i didnt. The water extract is next level. Good luck and i hope this answered some questions!

Pros -Solid Everyday Maintenance: Keeps up well with short-to-medium pet hair on hardwood when run twice daily. -Dual Functionality: Sweeps and mops efficiently in standard conditions, making light weekly mopping effortless. -All-Hardwood Friendly: Performs smoothly across hard surfaces without scratching. Cons -Long Fur Struggles: Creates tubular hairballs with long fur (like Great Pyrenees coat) that get caught in the roller and deposited onto entry rugs. -Docking & App Glitch: Manual clean cycles automatically switch to mopping after the 15-minute dock bin empty, ignoring original settings. -Clunky App Navigation: Hard to locate specific settings and features. -Timed Bin Emptying: Relies on preset timed intervals (15-min minimum) rather than actual bin-full sensors, leading to overfilled bins dragging hair. -Maintenance Design: No app alerts for full dust bags or empty water tanks; replacing the bag requires removing both water tanks first. Detailed Review Living with two indoor cats and four dogs, including a German Shepherd mix and a Great Pyrenees mix, our hardwood floors are the ultimate stress test for any robot vacuum. Performance & Shedding If you only have short-to-medium hair pets, this unit is a solid maintenance tool. Running it twice a day keeps daily dander and short fur under control, and the weekly mop feature handles standard floor upkeep nicely. However, it completely hits a wall with long, dense fur. The Great Pyrenees hair tends to form thick, tubular rolls that jam the mop roller and end up dropped around the house, particularly on low-pile entryway rugs. Increasing the schedule to three times a day helps, but it still can't fully contend with high-volume long hair. App & Software Glitches The companion app is unintelligent and unintuitive to navigate. The biggest headache is an unaddressed bug during non-scheduled cleans: every time the vacuum returns to the dock to auto-empty, it automatically switches itself to mopping mode for the remainder of the job, even if you selected a sweep-only cycle. Additionally, the vacuum lacks smart sensors to detect when its onboard bin is actually full. You can only set timed auto-empty intervals (15 minutes being the shortest). Heavy shedding days often overflow the bin before the timer hits, causing the unit to drag hair clumps across the floor. Base Station & Maintenance Routine maintenance requires more manual effort than expected for a auto-empty unit: -There are no active app notifications when the base dust bag is full or when the water reservoirs run dry. -To change the disposable dust bag, you are forced to lift out both the clean and dirty water containers first. -To prevent clogs and overflow, I have to manually clear, check, and refill all components weekly. The Verdict If you have a low-to-moderate shedding household with hard floors, this unit will serve you well. But if you have long-haired breeds or want a truly automated, seamless app experience, the software glitches and hardware maintenance hurdles make it hard to recommend at full price.

Pros: 1. Cleaning power. I have experience with several vacuum robots and the Eufy picks up dirt and pet hair better than any robot that I have used or seen. 2. Mop design. The other vacuum robots that have used have a mop feature using a wetted pad that they drag around. They inevitably leave a film of dirty water on the floor. The Eufy design has a rotating microfiber brush with a squeegee blade to remove dirty water from the floor. The cleaning is superior to any mop feature I've observed. 3. Split brush. My wife and son both have long curly hair that turns the typical beater brush into something resembling cotton candy. Eufy's split brush design moves hair, threads, and other tangling debris into the collection bin consistently. I’ve had the vacuum for six weeks and haven't once needed to clean off the brush. Cons: 1. Navigation during cleaning. This problem grew over time with the vacuum touching objects with the bumper while cleaning the perimeter of the room, and then endlessly spinning in circles while trying to avoid an imaginary object that resulted from the bumper being stuck. The bumper would stick every time it touched anything. Con resolution: I contacted Eufy through the ap, and after a brief chat conversation describing the above behavior, they immediately sent a new vacuum unit. I did not have to debate, argue, or fight with product support personnel about the defective nature of the robot. They simply asked that I return the defective unit, but only after the new one arrived. For the record, I've been using the replacement robot for two days, and it is working flawlessly. No stuck bumper errors. I would have reviewed 5 stars except for the original unit being defective.

I've never owned a robotic vacuum before, but I love gadgets and we just moved into a new home so it seemed like it was time. I considered more expensive offerings from Roomba etc, but consumer reports and other sites rate this one as highly or higher than a lot of the more expensive ones so I thought I'd give it a go. I'll start with first impressions and update as time goes on. First Impressions: The packaging was honestly really good and the materials that everything is made of were surprisingly good. Like I expected a lot more plastic and cheap parts, but it feels like they used really good materials, like glass on the top, good quality magnetic strips, etc. It looks good enough to leave docked out in the open (which the instructions recommend). Having never owned one from another brand, I can't compare, but I can't imagine they would be any nicer. It also comes with everything you need, and maybe even don't need, like batteries for the remote, sticky pads for the magnetic strips, zip ties to clean up cables, and a useful tool to clean gunk out of the brush if needed (more on that later). Setup was really easy. Basically plug it in, put it on the dock, and connect it using the app. Same as other wifi connected things. I will say however that the app is no frills, and lacks some basic good UI features. Stuff like you can't set a schedule for multiple days at once, you have to set each day independently. I wouldn't take off too many points for this since I don't expect a lot of functionality out of it, and I don't really have to mess with it much so the UI stuff doesn't get in the way much. I have also had some challenges where the app will frequently say the vacuum isn't connected, even though I know it has plenty of battery and is near the router. It only supports 2.4 GHz, which is kind of a bummer since most of my devices use 5, so maybe that's the issue. It's not a huge pain since I mostly let it run automatically, but I guess if you were away from home and wanted to start it manually, you might have issues. So far it seems to clean pretty well. I followed it around the whole first run and it did a pretty good job, although it doesn't necessarily seem to be the smartest thing I've ever seen. It doesn't follow much of a pattern, but it will sometimes follow a wall, and if it comes to a pillar or chair leg or something it will go all the way around before continuing. It might clean a small portion of one room before leaving to go clean somewhere else, so it may not complete a room in a single go (at least on automatic mode, there is a room mode). It makes me want to complain, but at the same time, it does seem to get everywhere eventually, so I can't say it misses things. It will leave zigzag lines on your carpet, but it surprisingly actually looks really clean and doesn't bother me. The first few runs it cleaned up A TON of stuff. I had no idea our house was that dirty honestly. Like we had to empty it every time it ran, and I did have to pick a bunch of hair out of it, which is a little annoying. The tool that comes with it makes it way easier, and the brush pops out easily, so even though it's a chore, it makes it as easy as possible for you. After a few runs, it started to pick up less stuff, so I guess that's the point of having it run every day, right? It's weird, it sometimes doesn't feel like it's doing that much, but after a few days I came home and was really surprised at how clean it made the house feel. Like there's just something about carpets that look vacuumed that make the whole house feel cleaner. On that point, I'm blown away. For a lot less money than other options, I feel like our house is noticeably cleaner without much work on our end. So for first impressions, I'm impressed. It's a solid vacuum that has done well for us so far. Just a few complaints, but it has definitely been worth it. Answers to some questions I had before buying: Will it scratch our hardwood floors? No, but it seems like if it ran over something that got stuck underneath it and drug it around, I guess that could. How long does it last? We have mostly hard wood, but some carpet and area rugs. We've been getting about an hour out of it I think, though I haven't timed it. That part is a little disappointing. I would be very surprised if you got 100 minutes like they claim. Does it get stuck easily? No... but it does get stuck if you don't take precautions. You'll have to pick up cords and other random crap you usually just leave on the floor. It's pretty powerful so it gets over most challenges, but we have had it get stuck on stuff we left lying around. Maybe cleaning that up is partially what makes it feel cleaner. Can it find its way home? We have a 1 story house with long hallways, but it still seems to find its way into the far rooms and can find its way back. It takes a long time to return home since it slows down, but I can tell it has a strategy that seems to work for it. Hopefully this helps. I would definitely recommend it so far, and will update after a few more weeks. UPDATE 12/31/18 So we've had Eufy for a while now and I still think it was a great purchase. It's probably one of the dumber robot vacs, but it's still great in my opinion. It's basically just random, with a slight bit of method to the madness, but who cares if you're running it every day so it gets to every spot eventually anyway? It sometimes takes a while to get home, but so far for us it always gets home... unless it gets stuck. I think I said it above, but I'll say it again, you'll have to change some things to keep it from getting stuck. Leave stuff on the floor? Eufy might get stuck. Have a chair with an opening almost the same size as Eufy? If he gets in there, he might get stuck. That being said, we've gotten to the point where he really doesn't get stuck anymore since it's not hard to keep him out of those places, especially with the magnetic strip they give you. I don't know what else to say about it honestly. It's a dumb robot vac, but it's so darn cheap and works pretty well. I would probably get 2 of these before buying a more expensive iRobot or other brand.

Skip to Pros/Cons for conclusion and evaluation. ***DO NOT BUY if your house is cluttered*** The 30c Eufy Robovac struggles a lot to find its home base...BUT, it Does usually make it back home. For that, i am very happy. Many times i am watching tv in the livingroom with my girlfriend and the robovac is trying to locate its charging base. It will often be within 10ft like in a hallway adjacent to the livingroom, but unable to work its way home from there without turning around and backtracking back into the kitchen for several minutes first. Place the charging base in the center of your house so that the farthest distances from the charging doc are minimized. My situation: The most expensive vacuum cleaner I have ever purchased was around $80. Robotic vacuums always seemed like a luxury/ needless expense. However, as i have less and less time and removed most of the carpet in my house and replaced it with hard floors like wood, plank vinyl, and porcelain tile. I wanted something to capture the dust and small pieces of dirt on the floors if i were to continue walking barefoot. That's when i began considering a robotic vacuum. I shopped around for about 3wks. I read and watched reviews and opinions on which one was best performing for certain types of flooring (carpeted vs hard flooring), best value, most reliable, internet connected, etc. The Eufy 30c was the one I selected even compared to iRobot, Samsung Powerbot, LG (loved the red color though), Neato Botvac D7 ($699), ILIFE A4s ($149), Shark Ion ($300 but bad reviews), Ecovac Deebot (this would have been my second choice because it was only $199 and had wifi+app, Purelife, and Xiaomi. Why i chose Eufy 30c. - meets my needs of hard floors and medium pile carpet. It has brushes and squeegee like flaps built into its roller brush similar to other higher end vacuums. - Has wifi+app. I really wanted this feature, otherwise i might have gone with the Eufy 30 for only $230 with coupon at the time of purchase. - Has edge cleaning function, can boost its suction when it senses carpet. - long battery life to cover my entire 1530 sq ft single level house. My house is in the shape of the capital letter "T". - Fit my budget. I could not afford the Irobot 970 or Neato D7. I also discovered that mapping out my house was not necessary to get clean floors. The random pattern does indeed work fine, it just takes longer. Cons: -Doesn't map out your floor, cleans in a random pattern. -EufyHome App schedule feature only allows you to schedule once per day, but that hasn't proven to be a problem for me as 1 cleaning per day has given me clean floors. -Struggled to return home. This is the most annoying issue. It only successfully returns home about 25% of the time, but that is likely because the charging doc is located in a big open livingroom on the other end of the house. So most times when the battery is low and it wants to return home, it is so far from the charging doc that it just cannot locate it. Typical behavior if the robovac: drives around for 30 minutes searching for its charging doc, gets about 1 room away from it, then goes farther away into the back of the house again. It always seems to follow edges or walls as an attempt at increasing its odds of getting close enough to the doc to recognize the signal it outputs. I thought the doc and the robovac used wifi at the same time to talk to each other, but that doesn't seem to be true. Pros: - wifi+app control with scheduling and other cleaning features. Locating function was useful when the robot became stuck on a cable underneath my tv stand with only 3" of clearance. That app tells the robot to make a series of beeps to help you locate it. - easy to share control of the robot to other smartphones via email invite. My girlfriend has iOS and i have Andriod. - quiet operation, still loud enough to wake you in the morning if it sneaks into your room while you are sleeping, but overall quiet compared to the competition out there (you can watch YouTube videos of the other vacuums i mentioned above. Some sound as loud as a traditional upright vacuum cleaner). - HEPA filter. I have allergies, this was a plus but not a requirement for me. - easy to clean. There is a tool provided to remove the hair from the roller brush. The air filtration system is 3 stages. Mesh, foam sponge, then MERV12 HEPA filter. This was all easy to clean and let dry over a register vent. FYI, you cannot wash HEPA filters like the one included in this unit; buy replacements. - does a good job of getting itself out of situations that i thought for sure would leave the little robot stuck. Good programming and routines for handling different situations. I was impressed while watching it unstuck itself from larger cables and odd situations. Only one was it stick on a thin usb charging cable i had plugged into a wall. - I will admit i like not having to vacuum or sweep anymore. This turned out to save money on buying Swiffer dry cloth pads. But i'm sure the cost in electricity and wearable components will negate those savings. CONCLUSION: -Has many functions and features that more expensive models have. Seemed like the best value at time of purchase. - Majority of reviews reflected a good quality product that was reliable and durable in comparison to other brands. - product cleans edges and corners as advertised and expected. - app functions, but you must use ONLY 2.4g signal when connecting app to robot. Do not use 5g. -Without a doubt, this is not a necessary tool. However, it became a valuable investment as i got older and found my life transitioning from having a lot of time and little money to a lot of money and little time. Therefore, this did not feel like a frivolous purchase to me. I can now walk barefoot in my house and forget about sweeping. I still mop once per week with swiffer wet cloths. Pro tips: 1. Using a hot glue gun, you can cut pieces of the magnetic tape and attach them to objects that eufy gets stuck on. I did this for our kitchen table feet, the two chairs in our livingroom on the ends of our couch that have five legs that are only 1.5" off the ground to allow the chairs to spin. Otherwise eufy can waste 5 minutes or more trying to get unstuck, thinking it is not stuck but repeating the same dumb motion, or getting stuck completely and needing your assistance.

We’ve had our C28 four just about a month now and it has been the best thing! It makes life so much easier with 2 young kids and 2 dogs. We have it run every night due to the dogs in and out during the day and our floors have never felt cleaner! It’s not loud at all when running but when it goes back in the base and vacuums out the debris it is louder but not any louder than a normal vacuum. We run it at night while we’re all sleeping upstairs and don’t hear it. We do the fast cleans during the week and a deep clean on the weekend. The app has been great and has mapped out our main floor easily. It adapts every night if we move our ottoman around so that different spots of our rug gets vacuumed. We did do a dog poo test using a stick of string cheese and it ran that cheese right over so with little dogs it would probably run over the poo…gross..but that’s why we run it at night when the house is sleeping upstairs including the dogs. The only downside to the C28 is that it doesn’t fit under our buffet cabinets behind our couch by about 1/4” which is a bummer so I still have to pull them away and do it manually but with the relief of the robot doing the rest of the main floor I don’t mind doing that for 5 mins out of the day vs an hour plus vacuuming and mopping the floors every weekend like before which with kids is sometimes impossible ha I would definitely recommend this vacuum/mop combo because it has been a life changer!!

I am really liking this vacuum overall! Here is a breakdown of my experience so far: Mopping Performance: The spinning roller mop is a huge improvement over the dual round pads on my previous robot (X10 Pro), which used to leave annoying round streaks. This design cleans much more uniformly, and it seems to use less water while still leaving the floors looking spotless. Navigation & Obstacle Handling: It maneuvers around my bar stools significantly better than my X10 Pro, which constantly used to get stuck in that area. Setup: Setup was really easy right out of the box. Water Tanks: The clean and dirty water tanks are noticeably smaller than the ones on the X10 Pro. I am still undecided on how I feel about this trade-off, though it hasn't been a dealbreaker yet. App Experience: Surprisingly, it required downloading a different app than the one I use for my X10 Pro. That said, it was a relief to find that I was able to connect both of my Eufy robot vacuums successfully to the new app. Accessories: My only real complaint is that it did not come with any extra replacement accessories for future maintenance.

Well we originally was told about this device from my sister. We never owned one before but know many people that owned one. This unit does mopping and vacuuming. It worked wonderfully learning with each pass or total cleaning. we could purchase a separate docking station for the downstairs but we ended up purchasing a second. Which all connects to the same account on one phone. The floors look great and we have it programmed to clean twice a week. I have family with young children and pets and they do there's once a day. I highly recommend , simple to use, cleans well with cleaning solution or just water. Reasonable price for what you get. Strongly recommend if your in the market.

En materiales se nota la calidad del plástico, todos ve resistente y los componentes se ven bien hechos. La limpieza está en varios niveles superior a las que traen mopas giratorias, limpia mas profundo y se va autolimpiando mientras funciona. La potencia de aspirado excelente. Tenia una roborck mucho más cara que esta y dejó de funcionar al año, y comparándolo con la c28 creo que está mejor en calidad y funcionalidad. Desventajas: Los tanques de agua son pequeños, asi como la bolsa de aire, nada de que preocupar solo cambiar un poco mas frecuente el agua, depende del uso. La aplicación es sencilla pero cumple con todo lo que se requiere.

I've used it a few times and each time it gets better. Misses corners and spends time getting stuck under chair legs. But it does correct itself and gets on with the job. I can't believe how little water it uses! Time will tell how it holds up but right now I give it 5Stars.

La aspiradora hace lo que promete y lo hace muy bien. En unos cuantos días me dejó todo el piso absolutamente libre de polvo, tierra y pelos de mascotas. Una vez que pasaron los primeros días, dejé de vaciarla tan seguido, ya que la acumulación de polvo es menor. La app: es fácil de usar y muy útil, la tengo en mi iPad y teléfono android y en ambos casos anda sin problemas. También la tengo conectada a mi Google Home y los comandos de voz funcionan bien. El ruido: aunque se comercializa como silenciosa, debo decir que no es tal, equiparararía el sonido tal vez con el de una freidora de aire o un ventilador en alta potencia. Definitivamente no es callada. Las mascotas: dependrerá muchísimo de si tu mascota es nerviosa, en mi caso, mi perro se acostumbró rápido a ella. Alfombras y tapetes: Tengo algunos tapetes en la casa y al no estar fijos, la aspiradora los arrastra o se queda enredada en ellos, aunque es una lata, la realidad es que no es culpa de la aspiradora, es la naturaleza del diseño y salvo fijar los tapetes, no creo que haya forma de arreglarlo. Detalles: La razón por la que la califico con 4 estrellas es principalmente debido a la poca imaginación de sus programadores. Mi principal lata con ella es que no hay forma de apagarle los LEDs y no hay forma de bajar el volumen o apagar los pitidos (que son bastante fuertes). Ambas cosas deberían ser fáciles de implementar en la app. Además, no hay forma de poner más de un horario programado por día. Otro problema que le veo es que no tiene roaming, por lo que si tienes más de un access point en tu casa, la aspiradora no se conectará al más cercano y tendrás que esperar a que regrese para que se conecte de nuevo a internet. A pesar de sus detalles, es un buen producto que funciona como debería, aunque ligeramente latoso. Pero su trabajo, lo hace muy bien y creo que vale la pena aguantar sus problemas, con tal de poder andar descanso en tu casa y olvidarte de barrer.

Great at washing floors. Awful at obstacle avoidance.