eufy X10 Pro Omni Robot Vacuum and Mop with 8,000 Pa Suction, Dual Mops with 12 mm Auto-Lift and Carpet Detection, AI Obstacle Avoidance, Auto Mop Washing, Auto Drying, Self-Emptying, Self-Refilling

eufy X10 Pro Omni – Powerful Cleaning with High-Tech Features
I’ve been using the eufy X10 Pro Omni robot vacuum and mop for a few weeks now, and it’s become an indispensable essential in our household. Before finally deciding to get this eufy, I spent almost 3 weeks researching extensively, and this was the result. It was the right decision hands down, this robot, at its price range, is simply incredible. Not sure why would anyone want to invest double the amount for potentially a few more additions that wont add a lot of value to the overall cleaning process. Here’s a summary of my experience so far.Note the current firmware on my X10 as I’m writing this review is v2.1.10Suction Power and Cleaning Performance:The X10 Pro Omni boasts an impressive 8,000 Pa suction power, which is more than enough for everyday cleaning on carpets and hard floors. It easily picks up hair, dust, and debris without issue. I have seen this level of suction power on higher-end models so its great that eufy opted to add it here. I did replace the included roller brush (with bristles) with the new all-rubber roller brush. It was available on the eufy website for around $20. The new brush doesn’t collect any hair but it will make vacuuming on hard floors louder, probably because of the sound of the rubber hitting on hard floors as it rotates. However, the included brush didn’t have a lot of tangled hair anyway and there is a new mechanism that eufy implemented to have the brush roll in reverse to cut the hair while emptying it’s dustbin at the base station.The dual rotating mops with 12 mm auto-lift is fantastic and probably the highest I have seen (aside from one Dreame robot that can leave its mops behind at the base station). The mop heads effectively clean hard floors, and the auto-lift feature prevents them from getting carpets wet when moving between surfaces.The AI obstacle avoidance (AI.see) is probably where the X10 Pro Omni truly shines. The robot navigates my furniture and obstacles with ease, rarely getting stuck or bumping into things. I haven’t had any incidents of it damaging delicate objects. The robot will take photos of objects that it identified while cleaning and will send you an alert on the app and it’s very accurate. In robot reviews that I watched earlier, this level of obstacle avoidance is only possible on the more expensive models, and even then it’s probably not as good, so kudos to eufy on getting this right. Note that it’s not possible as of now to use the camera on the robot to monitor your house. I guess after the issue with some eufy cameras and for privacy reasons, eufy has opted to disable this feature. It would be great they include an option in the app to turn it on or off in the future.Mop Washing and Drying:The self-emptying base station eliminates the need for constant emptying of the dustbin. The vacuum is very loud when it’s emptying the dustbin however, this only lasts a few minutes. The auto mop washing feature is fantastic. The base station cleans the mop heads after each cleaning cycle, keeping them fresh and preventing them from spreading dirt or bacteria. The built-in hot air drying ensures the mops are ready for the next use without leaving streaks or moisture on the floor. One thing that I hoped the eufy had, which is probably only one of 2 or 3 missing features available on the more expensive robot brands, is the ability to automatically add a cleaning detergent to the clean water tank. I bought the eufy-specific detergent brand from their website (they recommend using their brand) because it’s not available on Amazon yet. You only need to add 1.5 caps (15ml) to the entire water tank (3L).App Control and Scheduling:The eufy app allows for full control of the robot. You can schedule cleaning sessions, set no-go zones, adjust suction power and water flow for mopping, and monitor cleaning history. The app is user-friendly and intuitive, even for those not familiar with robot vacuums. The option to create specific cleaning zones within a room is a nice feature. For example, I can set the robot to focus on high-traffic areas like the kitchen or living room. You can also decide on how to clean each specific room separately by adjusting suction power, water level for mopping, deep cleaning, etc. The app also provides the ability to integrate with home assistants from Amazon and Google to control the robot with voice commands.Battery Life and Maintenance:The battery life is good, lasting for a full cleaning cycle on my apartment layout (around 1200 sq ft) on a single charge. It’s important to remember that this will hugely depend on the cleaning settings that you have, whether its deep clean, higher suction power, and so on, this will greatly impact the battery level.Routine maintenance is minimal. The dustbag needs replacement occasionally (maybe every 2-3 months), and the brush needs cleaning and eventually replacement from time to time. The app provides helpful reminders for all these tasks as it monitors hourly usage to determine the next robot item to service. One thing I noticed is that it takes around 2+ minutes to charge 1% of the battery. And in normal cleaning mode, it consumes, on average, around 1% of the battery every 1-2 minutes.Overall Impression:The eufy X10 Pro Omni is a powerful and feature-rich robot vacuum and mop. It offers excellent cleaning performance with its strong suction and innovative mop system. The self-emptying base station takes convenience to a whole new level. And while the price point might be on the higher side for some, it’s important to remember that the eufy is almost half the price of the higher-end models with identical features (some more expensive robots can’t even do proper object avoidance). It’s a worthwhile investment for those who value an automated cleaning experience with high-tech features.

I’ve owned 2 different irobot rumbas that performed well. But both ended up becoming obsolete because the charging pads on the robots got scuffed too easily and wouldn’t charge properly without assistance.But this thing is on another level. This thing is super quiet in comparison to those. Even has noise options if you think it is too loud for any reason.It’s ai obstacles avoidance and tracking is amazing. Is edges each room individually and then cleans within the borders so symmetrically. It’s beautiful.The app is amazing, it’s super efficient, communicates quickly with the robot, has tons of options to adjust on what kind of preference you want for cleaning.It selfs cleans the pads which is amazing, has 3 different bins on the base for clean water, dirty water and the debris that’s picked up. All very durable material and easy to fill and empty.Honestly just an overall amazing purchase. Got it on sale for 600+ and its worth every penny. Highly recommend.

 If you are a cat owner like me, you know the struggle of keeping up with all that fur. Over the past years, we’ve tried iRobot 9xx and Roborock S7+ — They worked ok but the cons are also obvious: e.g. hair always gets tangled in our iRobot and we had to manually pickup hairballs after cleaning. Roborock is better but it gets stuck on one of our bath rugs every single time and also sometimes gets confused when navigating through obstructions. That’s why we started looking for new upgrades in our vacuum device. Eufy X10 Pro Omni was by far the most expensive robot vacuum we’ve ever purchased so we were a bit unsure at the beginning, but after running it hard for weeks, I would say it’s definitely worth the price and exceed my expectations.– CLEANINGSuction power is superb. We use it in all areas including carpet, hardwood and tile, and it hardly misses anything that I would notice. The dock also has strong power suction to transfer from the robot to the dust bin, and it does an amazing job at self-cleaning the mop. Our house is not a small one so during the cleaning, the vacuum would return to the dock a couple times to clean the mopping pad and automatically resume the cleaning when it’s ready. This is a plus imo as it guarantees mopping around the house only with clean pads. I really like the fact the this vacuum is truly hands-free – all I have to do is add water and dump water.– SOUNDThe unit runs a lot quieter than our other vacuums which is very important for us cuz our cat is very scared of vacuum cleaners. Our previous ones were so loud that he would hide in corners waiting for it to finish, but with Eufy he barely feels the need to hide. We sometimes wfh so this is another big plus – we can run it while we are at home working without feeling disturbed.– OBSTRUCTIONSWhile the unit is compact enough to get under furniture like chairs / tables / bed to clean all the hard-to-reach areas, the sensors are really good at detecting obstructions and it barely bumps into furniture or knocks over anything (another reason it’s quiet!). Previously with our old vacuums, we needed to do lots of preparation work to remove rugs / cables so they won’t get stuck, but Eufy navigating through the house effortlessly so we no longer need to prepare the space before running it, but can still rest assured that we won’t need to rescue it during the cleaning session.Overall, we are extremely happy and satisfied with the purchase. I would highly recommend it to my friends and families, especially to those who have pets. It’s truly a game-changer.

If we were to believe all of the YouTube reviews, the eufy X10 10 pro Omni would be the best bang for the buck in robotic vacuums. I received mine yesterday and put it through its paces.Set up was quite simple, probably one of the easiest that I’ve had with any robot vacuum. The station is quite compact although compared to other brands it feels a bit cheap that in itself doesn’t matter given that it does what it’s supposed to do.The robot quickly navigated my home and created a map that I easily customized in the app. The only mistakes it made was to identify the end of a towel holder as poop ( it was black with a similar shape), and get stuck trying to go outside by my sliding glass doors (all robots can’t see the threshold). Once it got to a full charge, I said it out to clean my home using the Smart Clean cycle. That is where my problems begin. First, I could not understand Why it chose the order it did. Second, They were really strange quirks in its navigation. Multiple times it found itself stuck, spinning on itself not knowing how to get out of a jam. It also failed to detect clothing on the floor twice getting stuck with I believe error four ( roller brush jammed), once on a pair of brown boxers and once on a white compression shirt. Not sure if it just navigated too close or just didn’t detect them at all. It did do a good job around shoes, though.Even more disappointingly, the robot ran out of battery prior to finishing the clean, which is something that has happened to other robots. However, it’s the slowness of the charging speed of the battery that made this more frustrating.The X10 resumed cleaning after I had gone to bed, which is ok, but this morning I found it stuck in front of its dock, unable to get back into the base station.To say this isn’t what I’d expected from eufy is an understatement. I’ve previously owned the X9 Pro which worked pretty well.I have some time before it needs to be returned and eufy has been updating the software, so I will give it a few days, but it is not promising.