150$ Off - Eufy by Anker, RoboVac G30 Hybrid, Robot Vacuum with Smart Dynamic Navigation 2.0, 2-in-1 Sweep and mop

Case333 wrote: ↑ We recently bought a similar robotVac (Deebot Ozmo 920) from Costco that mops and vacuums, it was on sale for $500 (reg $800). In just over a month we have used it 107 times, cleaning 1958 m2 and been running +34hrs!!

The Eufy is a pretty good deal for $400 and gets good reviews but it is missing a few features that you might want to look for elsewhere. First the mop is a bit of a gimmick for any of these robot vacuums. The robot itself is light and the mop is just a wet cloth passing lightly over the floor. Great for wiping up cat tracks but for the most part I only use it as a first pass when I'm mopping myself. It won't replace mopping but makes it a bit easier whereas the vacuum mode will replace day to day sweeping and vacuuming. So the biggest problem with the Eufy mopping feature is it doesn't differentiate between carpets and hardwood so if you have a lot of carpets mixed with hardwood it seems like the mop would be useless.

The biggest thing I think the Eufy is missing is the ability to use the map to only vacuum or mop certain rooms or areas. I find this feature to be invaluable as we don't always want to vacuum the whole house and using the magnetic strips as no go zones sounds like a big hassle. So not as good a navigation system as some of the other competitors. For $400 its not bad but if you have lots of different rooms and want to control what parts of the house it cleans I'd look at something else. Roborock and Deebot both use LIDAR and get really good reviews, just wait to find one on sale.

Case333 wrote: ↑ We recently bought a similar robotVac (Deebot Ozmo 920) from Costco that mops and vacuums, it was on sale for $500 (reg $800). In just over a month we have used it 107 times, cleaning 1958 m2 and been running +34hrs!!

The Eufy is a pretty good deal for $400 and gets good reviews but it is missing a few features that you might want to look for elsewhere. First the mop is a bit of a gimmick for any of these robot vacuums. The robot itself is light and the mop is just a wet cloth passing lightly over the floor. Great for wiping up cat tracks but for the most part I only use it as a first pass when I'm mopping myself. It won't replace mopping but makes it a bit easier whereas the vacuum mode will replace day to day sweeping and vacuuming. So the biggest problem with the Eufy mopping feature is it doesn't differentiate between carpets and hardwood so if you have a lot of carpets mixed with hardwood it seems like the mop would be useless.

The biggest thing I think the Eufy is missing is the ability to use the map to only vacuum or mop certain rooms or areas. I find this feature to be invaluable as we don't always want to vacuum the whole house and using the magnetic strips as no go zones sounds like a big hassle. So not as good a navigation system as some of the other competitors. For $400 its not bad but if you have lots of different rooms and want to control what parts of the house it cleans I'd look at something else. Roborock and Deebot both use LIDAR and get really good reviews, just wait to find one on sale.