eufy X10 Pro Omni Review — Powerful Suction & Smart Mopping

I’m amazed — if I hadn’t seen it myself I wouldn’t have believed it. I’ve had it for over a month, it runs every day and cleans 2,000 sq ft in about 2½ hours, vacuuming, washing and drying in one pass. It returns to the base, empties the dirty water, refills fresh water and even cleans and dries its mop heads. It mapped the house accurately and adjusted the route when things were moved. It struggles with dog food, cords and shoelaces and sometimes needs a little help with those, but it’s easy to maintain and clearly reports problems, what to do and where they are in the house. Bought it after reading reviews and watching “Just a Dad” on YouTube — love it and will probably get another for the basement. 🩷

This is my first robot vacuum and I absolutely love it. This review is after one month of use.

Object detection: 9/10The robot does a fantastic job spotting common objects that could cause problems. You get phone alerts and a photo of whatever it avoided so you can see what was left on the floor. It did pick up a small charging cable once — I think it was a fluke: a grey cable on a grey rug laid perfectly straight at a perpendicular angle to the camera made recognition difficult. When it did snare the cable, the tangle-detection immediately triggered and the robot stopped to prevent damage. In normal situations (e.g., a bunched-up cable) it detects it fine.

Vacuuming: 9/10Vacuuming performance is excellent for my modest apartment. No kids or pets, so there’s not huge debris, but it handles daily dirt very well. The app offers cleaning modes from light to deep clean. It transitions over area rugs well; the only issues have been with very lightweight rugs or curled runner ends — more an issue with the rug than the robot. Bathroom mats on my concrete floor slide around, so the robot can’t drive over them properly and tends to push them. The auto-emptying base is a bit loud, and the robot itself is noticeable, but I usually run it while at work so it’s not a problem. It’s wonderful coming home to a clean house every day.

Mopping: 8/10I’ve only used the mopping feature a few times for minor spills and light weekly cleaning in the kitchen, and it handles those well. On a deep-clean cycle I’ve noticed the mop pad sometimes seems to dry out and not enough water is applied — that might be an app setting I need to tweak. It did remove sticky spots effectively, so I’m satisfied for my needs. The self-cleaning and self-drying mop pad feature is excellent. I recommend emptying the dirty-water tank the day of cleaning — sitting dirty water can smell. Quick emptying and a rinse prevents odors from building in the dock (mine sits behind the couch).

AI features:

• Object detection 9/10: see above.
• Room detection 10/10: The robot mapped my rooms accurately, making it easy to target specific areas. I have it skip the bathroom during daily runs because of the loose mats, then run a focused bathroom clean on weekends.
• All-in-one cleaning 10/10: The robot intelligently avoids mopping carpets and only mops hard floors. The app map clearly shows carpeted areas over hardwood.

Overall the AI performs better than advertised. During setup the app suggests placing the dock with a foot of clearance on each side; I had to put mine in a corner due to space constraints. It still finds its way back reliably, though it can be slower when tight to a wall. If you can’t give it a lot of side clearance, just make sure the path in front of the dock is straight and unobstructed.

I questioned whether this was worth the price just to keep the house tidy, but coming home to a clean place every day has been a mental-health game changer. It removes the effort of daily tidying — you see the vacuum lines in the carpet and small breakfast spills are cleaned before you get home. Being able to start a quick remote clean before guests arrive is a major plus.

Edit — multi-month update:After several months it’s still performing excellently. Vacuuming is a 10/10 for me — I return to a clean home every day. It’s become indispensable after cooking (vacuuming crumbs and mopping small spills), and my floors consistently look spotless. Highly satisfied.

Usage: large spaces, limited furniture, but varying surfaces (commercial carpet, high doormats, uneven wooden floor), plenty of foot traffic.
We compared to a Shark robo vac (without mopping) and the eufy X10 Pro Omni beats the former in all of the categories below by a huge margin.
Pros: easy to set up; mapping without issues, map editing intuitive, great app (quick to open, intuitive to use, plenty of videos are linked to the error messages and settings); powerful suction and mopping functionality; settings for spcaces are saved for the next time; operating pretty reliably over/around obstacles; doesn’t fall down stairs and respects no-go zones; easy maintenance (again the in-context support videos are quickly accessible, so google-ing the instructions on the wild internet), super-responsive support by phone, chat, and email (I cannot stress this feature enough – they even sent us a a evaluation package of their proprietory cleaning solution when we asked whether it was right for our hardwood floors – which it prooved to be [shiny surface, just as nice as Murphy’s, no lemon scent tough]).
Cons: Can’t think of any. I think this is as good as it gets in terms of AI powered vacs/mops. I find it does need supervision, though. For spaces with furniture, I think it requires prep if you are after a thorough (close to the edges) clean. You have to move the furniture away from the wall, temporarily move power cables out of the way, etc. and then put it all back together again. And I would like earlier warnings about a compromised brushroll (entangled) or dustbin. The little guy was acting oddly, but I couldn’t figure out what was going on. So, there is some room for improvement. But now I know to just put ‘vac maintenance’ on my duty rotation sheet.
Notes: It’s not as fast as I would like (especially when vaccuming & mopping in one go, looking at the history it took 1 hour to clean 77 sm2 (829 sf, no carpets, just hardwood floor). As it can’t do much more than that on a single full charge, I have taken to subdivide our large spaces so that the ‘Auto-return Cleaning function’ doesn’t kick in at inopportune times. There are scheduling functions available that might improve my usage, but I am not there yet. Out of the box it’s a bit chatty, which is not helpful as very hard to understand (by the time one has tuned into the voice and accent – the message is already over with and cannot(?) be repeated). And one last little thingi …. it goes quite close to the wall, which is great, but to do that it keeps bumping into the wall (and doors) which can be a little noisy.

All in all: One of the few purchases that really made a difference and are a breeze to use. Highly recommended. Eufy rocks!

I can really appreciate this machine. It is very intuitive and makes the weekend work load that much more attainable and complete. I have two floors, a little over 1000 squ ft per floor and I was finding my weekends consumed with “catch up” cleaning. The addition of this machine is as beneficial as the dishwasher or washing machine and dryer. It is doing most of the work so you don’t have to. I just need to do the daily wipe down of the surfaces and this machine will take care of the floors.
I try and use it daily, that’s the true benefit of this machine. With daily use I have found the dirty water is getting cleaner and cleaner. I can spend more time on the hard to reach areas and focus on other tasks. I enjoy the fact that I can plan my cleaning as well.
The machine mapped my home rather quickly (and on it’s own), I was happy about that. It seems to be getting better and better at getting around the house. I have managed to figure out how to separate rooms, insert no go zones, and tailor the cleaning to a room by room need.
As a first time buyer of one of these home maintenance machines, I must say I am very impressed. Is it as good as what I would do? No. But it is much better at keeping the daily mess at bay so I can focus on other things.
I would recommend this product as I have read the reviews, looked other models up on line for three months prior to finally making this purchase. I took the feed back to heart in this product profile and am happy to report that the other reviews are accurate. Consider some of the negative feed back as an opportunity to understand. Reading about the other options out there from the cheaper to the more expensive, I found this one to be quite good overall.

The app is great for telling me how to maintain the machine parts, I am a firm believer in preventative maintenance of your home assisting cleaning supplies. The better care they receive the better cleaning ability they can produce.

Initial one-week-in review. Will update if anything changes.

The Eufy 15C is my first go-round with robovacs. I did quite a bit of research and wanted to strike a balance between functionality and budget. My goal was to cut out some sort of chore as much as possible in an effort to free up time, as our young family seems to have a schedule requiring only the most adept acrobatics to even have a slim hope of accommodating. We vacuum on a borderline constant basis due to pets in the house, children who like to destroy things and create messes, as well as me simply being allergic to nearly everything in existence.

The Eufy works on a somewhat random pattern. When I fired the gizmo up at first I found myself sitting there simply watching it and feeling rather convinced it wouldn’t be able to cover a whole room due to the random stab at directions it was taking. It ultimately covered all tracks and I found myself growing more “trusting” of it getting the job done. This was helped by me staging some crushed cheerios in different piles around the kitchen and letting it run unattended. When I returned a bit later, it was still doing laps and all of the cheerio piles were done. Fancy. We don’t have many carpeted areas in the house (just the two upstairs bedrooms), but I let it run in those rooms unattended. When I returned the vacuum patterns were random and all over the place, but covered the entire span of the rooms. Given how much time had elapsed since I left the vacuum I didn’t expect it to be done already — it was still running but it was clear via the carpet patterns that it had hit every area during its pass. Good stuff.

I was hesitant to go the “C” route with it being wifi-connected as (tin foil hat moment) I work in IT and question devices connecting to my wifi that arguably may not need to be. I found the app to be easy to set up and opted for a consistent schedule to kick things off. So far, so good. I’ve been keeping an eye on my DNS server logs as well and to date I haven’t seen any suspicious behavior of the Eufy (truth be told I haven’t seen any traffic at all outside of the initial login of my Eufy account), which was nice to see as I was expecting to firewall the thing into oblivion, but it seems to be largely unnecessary so far.

Some other models I looked at were controlled exclusively by smart phones alone. This 15C comes with a remote on top of the smart phone capability. I find the remote is a nice added touch as there are times I have my phone elsewhere charging and I want to kick off a vacuum session outside of the scope of the set schedule, so it’s nice being able to punch a button on the remote and let it rip. Another area this comes in handy is if someone is at my house watching my kids (in-laws for example) and a mess needs cleaned up. Whoops, owners not home, smart phones not home, thus no way to control it — enter remote. They really should be standard on all robovacs as I consider it downright foolish to not include a simple remote, but it was nice seeing the Eufy came with it despite the smart phone capability being existent as well.

Overall the thing does a good job and it’s great not having to run the bigger vacuum on a constant basis. It runs on a schedule and does its job. It’s much quieter than I expected. Not “run at 3 am” quiet for fear of waking up the kiddos, but still quieter than I expected.

In terms of the actual vacuuming performance, I’d say it’s pretty darn good. As I said we’re running this on a daily basis. Now, please understand we’re not running through the woods and tracking in an obscene amount of dirt intentionally, nor are we brushing shaggy pets prone to heavy shedding in the middle of the living room every hour, but I’ve made it a point to empty the dust bin from the Eufy at some point every day so it’s ready to go for the next scheduled run. Every single time I empty it, it’s nearly full. I have no idea where this thing is finding all this dirt, but it’s a testament to the vacuuming capability of the unit itself. From now on it appears our former vacuum will be downgraded to be for steps only.

Downsides? Eh, if anything, the need to empty the bin on a pretty consistent basis. It comes with the territory though as these devices are inherently smaller than the large canister vacuums. Nothing that can be done about that so it’s difficult to really ding the robovac in this category, but it’s something worth mentioning and be aware of.

Beyond that I can’t find any complaints to note. It does its job and does it well.

P.S. – Having a robot vacuum may or may not instigate a cleaner house beyond the scope of simply vacuuming. We told our kids toys need to be cleaned up or the vacuum will “get their toys” in the morning (9 AM schedule) and it’s prompted a pretty swift cleanup job every night before bed. It takes far less arguing than it did in the past, and that, I’m pretty okay with. 🙂

Usage: large open areas with limited furniture, mixed floor surfaces (commercial carpet, heavy doormats, uneven wood) and heavy foot traffic.

We compared this to a Shark robot (no mopping) and the eufy X10 Pro Omni outperforms it by a wide margin in every category below.

Pros: super easy to set up; mapping works reliably and map editing is intuitive; the app is fast and user-friendly with helpful in-context videos linked to error messages and settings. Suction and mopping are powerful, and room-specific settings are saved for next time. It navigates obstacles well, won’t fall down stairs, respects no-go zones, and maintenance is straightforward — the built-in help videos are a big plus compared to hunting for instructions online. Customer support is excellent by phone, chat, and email; they even sent an evaluation pack of their proprietary cleaning solution to check compatibility with our hardwoods, which left a nice shine similar to Murphy’s (no lemon scent).

Cons: I can’t think of many. It’s as good as it gets for AI-powered vac/mops, but it does need some supervision. For rooms with more furniture you’ll need to do prep for a truly thorough edge clean — pull furniture off the wall, move power cables, then put things back. I’d also like earlier warnings for a jammed brushroll or a compromised dustbin; when it started behaving oddly I couldn’t immediately tell why. So there’s room for improvement in alerts, but now I just add “vac maintenance” to my chore rotation.

Notes: It isn’t as fast as I’d hoped when vacuuming and mopping in one run — it took about an hour to clean 77 m² (829 ft²) of hardwood with no carpets. A full charge won’t cover much more than that, so I’ve started subdividing large areas to avoid the auto-return kicking in at inconvenient times. There are scheduling options that could help once I invest the time to set them up. The voice prompts are a little chatty and hard to catch — by the time you recognize the voice and accent the message is over and can’t easily be replayed. Lastly, it cleans very close to walls, which is great, but it does bump into walls and doors a fair bit, which can be noisy.

All in all: one of the few purchases that truly made a difference and is a breeze to use. Highly recommended. Eufy rocks!

Hasta ahorita va fantástica. Me ahorra muuucho tiempo en el qué hacer de mi departamento. Ahora siempre está libre de polvo. No uso la función de programarla pues hay que asegurarse que no haya cables o cosas en el piso que se puedan atorar. Funciona bien, punto en contra es que no tiene sensor láser entonces tarda más en limpiar pues pasa varias veces por el mismo lugar pero estaba consciente de eso cuando la compré. Por ese precio, súper bien. Aspira bien en modo normal, si hay mucho polvo el modo boost consigue limpiarlo bien. Sugerencia: usar por áreas. Yo la encierro en cada cuarto unos 15 minutos para que limpie bien la zona sin dispersarse.
Cuando salgo de viaje me aseguro de dejar recogido para poder activarla de forma remota por WiFi antes de regresar y encontrar todo limpio. La recomiendo (si no te alcanza para una con sensor láser).

Update: La batería murió después de 2 años. Tristemente no se puede comprar la original porque no hacen envíos fuera de Estados Unidos así que hay que comprar una genérica. La acabo de pedir por lo que aun no sé qué tal funcione.
Recomendación: Ya sea si compras esta u otra aspiradora considera que puedas encontrar un buen repuesto pues eventualmente la batería original se agotará.