Your Guide to the 2025 Eufy Robot Vacuum Lineup

Eufy has carved out a “value-driven” niche by building bots that undercut rivals like iRobot and Roborock. Entry-level smart-mapping models with a few extras fill the budget niche, while recent flagships boast 20,000 Pa motors, self-cleaning roller mops, and hot-wash docks, giving Eufy’s lineup a wide range from budget basics to serious premium contenders. Recent multi-purpose models include hand-held cleaners as well as the robot itself, trying to fill a value-driven multifunctional niche.

This guide walks you through the entire 2025 lineup tier by tier and closes with a glossary to help decode Eufy’s marketing jargon at a glance.

Eufy Lineup Overview

L Model – Budget LiDAR Robot

Currently, the L-line has one robot that can be purchased with a simple charger or with a dock that automatically empties the robot’s dustbin. The robot has 5,000 Pa suction, top-mounted LiDAR mapping, and a detachable mop pad for some basic mopping. There’s some overlap with the next in line, the C series, as to which should be on the budget tier. Jump to L

C Series – Compact Slim Bots

Sharing the budget tier with the L line, the C series has two robots with different abilities. They both replace the LiDAR with a simple point-laser navigation. Choose between the basic vacuum-only model with a bagged auto-empty dock (Auto-Empty C10) or a mopping robot with wash-and-dry Omni dock (Omni C20). Jump to C

X Model – Performance Mid-tier

First to add “AI.See” camera obstacle avoidance and MopMaster 2.0 dual spinning pads; 8,000 Pa suction and an all-in-one station. The X10 Pro Omni is the current generation of X robot in the Eufy lineup. Jump to X

E Series – High-Suction & Hybrid Models

The E series has three models to choose from: the vacuum-only E20 3-in-1 with a detachable handheld unit that can be used alone or with a wand and roller brush; the E25 mopping combo robot, and the E28 mopping robot that includes a detachable deep cleaner (upholstery cleaner). Jump to E

S Series – Premium Bots

Highest tier Eufy robots with all the bells and whistles:  the multifunctional “UniClean” 10-in-1 dock, HydroJet roller mop, 12 mm mop pad lift, 3-D MatrixEye vision, hotter 55 °C drying, and ozone sanitation on the Pro trim. Jump to S

Eufy L Model

L Line Overview

Eufy’s L model uses a top-mounted LiDAR (called iPath), a respectable 5,000 Pa motor, and the accompanying app features like room-select cleaning and multi-floor maps. Both L-series options use the same robot; the only difference is whether you spring for a self-empty base for more hands-off automation. 

L60 Robot specs

Category	Details
Suction	5,000 Pa, 4 power levels + BoostIQ auto-boost on carpet
Brush design	Single multi-surface roller + side brush (manual cleaning required—no detangling feature)
Mopping	Detachable flat pad; no pad lift, so create “No-Mop Zones” in the app for carpets
Navigation	iPath top-mounted LiDAR with AI.Map 2.0 for room naming, no-go zones, multi-floor maps
Obstacle avoidance	None beyond LiDAR wall-mapping and basic bump/IR sensors; you must pre-tidy cables and toys on the floor
Dock	Two Options: The L60 can come a la carte with only a charger (so you must empty the robot’s 350mL dustbin by hand) or you can get the L60 Auto-Empty with a bagged dustbin in the dock

Ideal for apartments or first-time robot owners who want laser mapping and light mopping. If you don’t mind manually emptying the robot’s dustbin, you can get the L60 by itself, or purchase with a dock that empties the robot for you.

Take-away

Both L-series bots deliver LiDAR mapping and 5,000 Pa suction at entry-level prices. Go with the plain L60 if you don’t mind emptying the bin yourself; choose the L60 Self-Empty option for hands-free dust disposal and automatic hair-detangling while keeping costs low.

At a Glance

Eufy C Series

C Line Overview

Eufy’s C-series keeps costs low by ditching the LiDAR turret in favor of a “point-laser + IR” navigation array, which lets the robots maintain a lower-than-average height for better access to low furniture. (2.85” for the vacuum-only C10 and 3.35” for the mop-vacuum combo C20). The lineup is composed of two robots:

• Auto-Empty C10 – The slimmest Eufy bot with a bagged self-empty dock—ideal if you just want basic vacuuming and dust-bin automation. This model retails for less than the L60 Auto-Empty model.
• Omni C20 – Adds a full “Omni” station that empties dust and washes / dries mop pads, plus a stronger motor and dual-pad MopMaster mopping.

Auto-Empty C10

Category	Details
Suction	4,000 Pa max
Brush design	Single multi-surface roller + Edge Expansion side brush (manual hair removal)
Mopping	None – vacuum-only model
Navigation	Point Laser scanner with multiple IR sensors for room mapping and route planning
Obstacle avoidance	Basic IR bump / drop detection only—no dedicated 3-D or camera system
Dock	3-L bagged self-empty station (≈60 days between bag changes)

Who it’s for: Homes that just need an ultra-slim vacuum and don’t mind manually mopping (or skipping mopping altogether).

Omni C20

Category	Details
Suction	7,000 Pa max (75% more than C10)
Brush design	Main roller with Pro-Detangle Comb™ that flips down and reverse-spins to clear hair; standard side brush
Mopping	MopMaster™ dual spinning pads (180 RPM, 6 N pressure) that can vacuum & mop simultaneously
Navigation	Same ultra-slim point-laser / IR mapping as the C10
Obstacle avoidance	None (no AI camera); Verge review notes it may run over wires, toys, or pet messes
Dock	Full all-in-one Omni station – auto-empty, pad wash (room-temp water), pad dry (room-temp air) & clean-/waste-water tanks with clear windows

Who it’s for: Owners who want true hands-off maintenance—including mop care—at the lowest possible price, and can keep floors clutter-free since the robot lacks obstacle-avoidance cameras.

Take-away

Choose the C10 if you only care about automated dust disposal and a rock-bottom profile.

Choose the C20 if you want a budget-friendly robot that vacuums and mops with zero daily upkeep—just remember to pre-tidy cables and toys.

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Eufy X Model

Series Intro

The X Series was Eufy’s first “prosumer” line, mixing high suction, dual-pad MopMaster mopping, and AI.See camera-based obstacle recognition. Early units included the X9 Pro, famous for its twin-turbine suction, but that model seems to have been phased out and so falls out of the scope of this guide. If you find a renewed or used one and you want to know more, you can see our review of the X9 here. The current roster consists of a single, mid-level model, the Eufy X10 Pro Omni:

X10 Pro Omni

Category	Details
Suction	8,000 Pa maximum, with four power levels for hard floors or carpet
Brush design	Single multi-surface roller with an Auto-Detangling reverse-spin comb that cuts wrapped hair after each run
Mopping	MopMaster 2.0: dual spinning pads (180 RPM, 6 N pressure) that auto-lift 12 mm when carpet is detected
Navigation	iPath top-mounted laser LiDAR for fast whole-home mapping and room-by-room cleaning
Obstacle avoidance	AI.See RGB camera with on-device AI to identify cords, shoes, pet waste, and more; no separate 3-D laser array needed
Dock functions	“All-in-One Station” empties the dustbin, washes mop pads with clean water, dries them with 45 °C warm air, and refills the robot’s water tank; no detergent dispenser

Who it’s for: Households that want a single robot to vacuum, scrub hard floors, and look after itself between clean cycles—without paying four-figure flagship prices. X10 Pro Omni offers stronger automation, smarter obstacle handling, and nearly double the official suction of Eufy’s budget lines in one package.

Eufy E Series

Series Intro

The E-series is where Eufy explores multifunctional possibilities. The three models each take a different strategy with its add-on and boast you’ll find the company’s highest suction figures (up to 20 k Pa in robot mode), novel edge-cleaning hardware, and docks that go well beyond simple dust disposal.

• E20 – Converts between robot, stick, and handheld vacuum modes. No mopping ability.
• E25 – Robot with HydroJet live-rinse mop and a dock that washes and dries the pads.
• E28 – Same robot as E25, plus a dock-integrated portable deep cleaner for upholstery and spot cleaning.

E20 – Vacuum-only 3-in-1

Category	Details
Suction	8,000 Pa (robot); the hand-held detachable portion goes up to 30,000
Brush design	Single multi-surface roller paired with the Pro-Detangle Comb™— the brush reverse-spins against a comb after cleaning to pull hair away. Side brush is fixed.
Mopping	None – vacuum-only model
Navigation	Top-mounted LiDAR plus dual front lasers (Triple-Line system) for floor mapping and route planning.
Obstacle avoidance	Triple-laser sensors for obstacles taller than 15mm.
Dock	3 L bagged auto-empty station that also activates the hair-detangle routine; no water handling.

Best for homes that want one machine to replace the stick vac and a floor-cleaning robot, and don’t mind emptying/refilling water by hand.

Omni E25 – Vacuum Mop Combo

Category	Details
Suction	20,000 Pa (2.5 × the E20’s robot power).
Brush design	Twin DuoSpiral™ detangle rollers that counter-rotate to shed hair plus 2 side brushes, one of which extends
Mopping	HydroJet™ live-rinse system—dual water reservoirs spray, scrape, and rinse pads continuously while the robot runs; pads lift 12 mm over carpet.
Navigation	Laser-based mapping (LiDAR) with room memory and no-go zones
Obstacle avoidance	Ai.See RGB camera + LED Light + AI obstacle recognition
Dock	Full UniClean-class station: auto-empty, hot-water pad wash, heated dry cycle, clean-/waste-water tanks, and automatic detergent dosing.

Best for users who want maximum floor-cleaning power and a dock that handles every messy chore except refilling detergent bottles.

Omni E28 – Vacuum Mop Combo with Handheld Deep Cleaner

Category	Details
Suction	20,000 Pa (identical to E25).
Brush design	Same DuoSpiral dual rollers + 2 side brushes, one of which extends
Mopping	Same HydroJet live-rinse, 12 mm pad lift.
Navigation	Same LiDAR mapping suite as E25.
Obstacle avoidance	Ai.See RGB camera + LED Light + AI obstacle recognition
Dock	Same UniClean station plus a dock-integrated FlexiONE Portable Deep Cleaner— detach it to shampoo upholstery, car seats, or stairs.

Best for households that loved the E25 concept but also want an easy way to spot-clean furniture and spills without dragging out a full carpet extractor.

Take-away

• E20 trades raw robot suction for 3-in-1 flexibility and remains the only model that converts into a stick/handheld vac.
  
• E25 and E28 share a heavy-duty robot chassis with top-tier suction and Eufy’s most sophisticated mop system; choose E28 if that dock-mounted portable deep cleaner will save you time, as having a ready-to-go handheld deep cleaner can be a major convenience for homes that use them often.
  

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Eufy S Series

Series Intro

The S-line is where Eufy throws everything it has at convenience:

• a HydroJet™ Always-Clean Mop that rinses itself in real time (170 RPM, 1 kg downward pressure),
  
• a 12 mm auto-retraction to keep carpets dry,
  
• an angular, low-profile chassis that reaches deep-set corners, and
  
• a countertop-height UniClean 10-in-1 dock that auto-empties, hot-washes, hot-dries, refills, dispenses detergent and more.
  
• Two trim levels share the same 8,000 Pa robot but differ in hygiene extras and vision hardware.

S1 Omni

Category	Details
Suction	8000 Pa max, four power levels
Brush design	V-shaped detangling roller minimizes hair wraps; standard side brush (same in both models)
Mopping	HydroJet dual-tank roller mop; auto-lift 12 mm over carpet (same in both models)
Navigation	Embedded LiDAR for floor and route mapping (same in both models)
Obstacle avoidance	AI.See RGB-camera system advertised as detecting more than 100 objects (cables, toys, pet waste)
Dock functions	UniClean station: dust auto-empty, hot-water pad wash, 45 °C air-dry, water refill, detergent dose, waste-water collection

Best for users who want a fully automated vacuum–mop combo and AI object avoidance at the lowest premium price.

S1 Pro Omni

Category	Details
Suction	8,000 Pa (same motor)
Brush design	V-shaped detangling roller minimizes hair wraps; standard side brush (same in both models)
Mopping	HydroJet dual-tank roller mop; auto-lift 12 mm over carpet (same in both models)
Navigation	Embedded LiDAR for floor mapping (same in both models)
Obstacle avoidance	3D MatrixEye™ dual-camera + active IR depth sensing for more advanced perception than S1 Omni
Dock functions	UniClean station adds: • 55 °C pad-drying (>20% hotter) • Eco-Clean Ozone™ water ozonation (kills 99.99 % E. coli) • LCD touch panel for on-dock start/stop & status

Best for homes that want maximum hygiene (hotter drying, ozonated rinse) and the most sophisticated obstacle-avoidance vision, with a handy on-dock touch screen.

Takeaway

Both S-series bots deliver the same cleaning hardware and UniClean automation; the S1 Pro justifies its ~$200 price increase with hotter pad-drying, ozone-sanitised mop water, an LCD view panel, and upgraded 3-D vision. If those perks aren’t must-haves, the standard S1 Omni already gives you flagship-class, set-and-forget floor care.

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Conclusion – Choosing the Right Eufy

Whether you’re dipping your toes into automated cleaning or chasing top-tier convenience, Eufy’s 2025 lineup offers a clear match for every household. L- and C-series bots suit budget-minded buyers who still want smart mapping robots with a few extras. X- and E-series models step up with more perks, pairing stronger suction with AI obstacle avoidance, edge-scrubbing hardware, or multifunction docks. At the very top, the S-series premium bots deliver day-to-day ease: self-washing roller mops, 10-in-1 UniClean stations, and advanced 3-D vision for hands-free, whole-home care.

Across every tier, Eufy keeps pushing rapid upgrades while still undercutting bigger names on price. The result is a value-packed range that lets you pick exactly the level of automation you need.

Glossary of Eufy Proprietary Terms

UniClean™ Station – 10-in-1 dock that handles auto-emptying, hot-washing, hot-drying, water-tank refills, detergent dispensing, waste-water collection, and more.

HydroJet™ System – Dual-reservoir mop washer that sprays fresh water onto pads and scrapes them clean in real time.

MopMaster 2.0 – Dual rotating mop pads (180 RPM, 6 N pressure) that lift 12 mm over rugs.

AI.See / 3D MatrixEye™ – Camera-based obstacle-avoidance suites: RGB camera for AI.See; dual camera + depth sensing for MatrixEye.

Pro-Detangle Comb™ / DuoSpiral™ Brushes – Reverse-spin roller and comb mechanism that slices and ejects wrapped hair.

CornerRover™ Arm – Side arm that swings a mop or brush out to scrub edges and baseboards.

BoostIQ – Automatic suction boost when the robot detects carpet.

Frequently Asked Questions