Eufy - RoboVac G35+

I've had 3 Eufy robots. The only one which has been a problem was the second one (g35) but Eufy made it right with a replacement snd excellent support; it still works. The other two have been great (the ultra-budget 11s was still working well after 5 years when I gave it away last fall, and we are currently in month 7 with an Omni c20 and very happy with it!). That's a small sample, but they have earned brand loyalty from us.

I've always used 3rd-party consumables for my previous Eufy models (an 11s, and a G35+), but the ones I bought in November right after the C20 was released have been a total fail. The cardboard on the bag fitting was too thick and wouldn't slot in without a fight, and the replacement side brush squeaked. I've had to re-purchase everything. Maybe they're better now, but that batch pushed me towards OEM replacements for the first time. :-/

I've had that kind of service EVERY time I've used them, tbh, and it's why I didn't hesitate to purchase another one. We had major issues with our G35 (purchased in 2022) and they were great. Recently the C20 developed a squeak - responses were prompt and helpful (turned out to be due to the 3rd Party replacement brush I'd used, and nothing wrong with the robot at all).

Two long haired dogs, plus currently a foster dog. Eufy Omni c20. Floor dries almost immediately. I run it on double mop, and by the time it's gone both directions the mops have used and then wiped up any water. If they come in with wet feet it's dirty again, but since I run it most days I don't really care and just wipe up any big bits, quickly swiffer over just the wet part, or run the mop again as a zone clean. Nbd to me. Dog 1 just goes into another room and gets out of the way without issue. Dog 2 initially barked at the old 11s and G35 and ran away from wherever it was, then decided he didn't care at all and let it literally roll over him until it got his long tail fur caught in it 🤦‍♀️ Then we got the Omni c20 which is more predictable in its route and he figured out just to move away from it. The foster dog who is only here temporarily was initially terrified of it, so I have been running it on demand when they are all outside to minimize drama. In general, I run it when I'm home, just in case (cf tail-hair-in-bot), but they definitely acclimatized over time. Even the Foster has learned to ignore it to some extent.

I have had 3 and have liked them all for different reasons. US. 1. 11s. Budget model I picked up cheap to see if I would like a robot. It was still working 5 years later when I gave it away. 2. G35. This is the one I have liked least, simple because we got a lemon that broke (base station pins broke off). Eufy replaced the entire unit under warranty, no problems. It's not their greatest model, but at the time was the only one with any kind of mopping option that I could afford - even a wipe was better than nothing. Self empty and vac work great. It went upstairs when I got the c20 last year and works fine as a vac only which is what I need up there. 3. Omni C20. I jumped on it this time last year twhen I saw I could get active mopping and other features I wanted for under $400. It has been a champ all year and I love it as much as I the day I got it. I think if you're on a tight budget and want acceptable customer service, Eufy is the way to go. No,I am not a bot or a shill, just a very average customer on a budget with hairy dogs. I appreciate being able to find units I can afford. The S1 was the golden child a year ago, so think it's fine, other brands have simply caught up with it's features so there are more roller options to choose from.

Yes. 100%. I have one on each floor and a eufy robo-vacuum that is on a timer.

Eufy makes great ones and has a very easy app to use. Get one with the emptying station and you can leave it untouched for months. Be sure to follow maintenance recommendations - clean out dust bin every N hours, that sort of thing. If you go that route and have a dog (or kid) that sometimes leaves a mess that would make a bigger mess getting vacuumed, time the scheduled cleanings for after you've been around and had the chance to pick up small stuff and make sure there's no messes.

Gentle cleaning can make some of the parts last longer than they say - in particular the ones with soft rubber/silicone seals. I bought generic (non Eufy brand) bags for my self-emptying station and they work great.

I have a eufy that self-empties. Worth every penny.

i have a dyson and i love it. shark makes pretty good cordless vacs too. I also have a eufy robot vac and that thing is incredible. I have the one that empties the dust itself. as long as I make sure my cats stuff is off the floor, that little thing does a great job in my apartment. it'll go back to the station and empty itself if it's full. the app is great too because you can see where it is and how it maps out your living space. highly recommend.

We have a self emptying Eufy on each floor with 2 cats and a golden mix. It’s keeping the tumble furs to a level that feels almost civilized. 

Save your sanity and get a self-emptying robot vac. I got a Eufy brand one that even cuts long hair off the brush roller and LOVE it. Wish they'd made these things years earlier so I'd have had it for more than a year or so with my husky mix. Now it's just keeping up with the hair from 3 cats and a pit mix. There's minimal maintenance/upkeep and you don't have to replace the brush roller or other accessories much at all. The instructions will tell you to do so at a ridiculous frequency to keep you spending money, but just do a thorough cleaning now and then and they're good as new. Even the filters can be cleaned out with a small hand vac and reused a few times longer than they say. The only trick is to test and figure out the right self-emptying frequency so the bin in the vac doesn't get wedged too full of hair to be sucked into the bag in the base.

Eufy makes a good self emptying vacuum with a built in automatic cutter for hair caught in the rolling brush. It dies a decent job of keeping up with my double coated dog who likes to shed. Bonus is once it's set up you can disconnect it from wifi and it still works. I would never get a roomba for privacy reasons.

We love it. Goes every night after bedtime. Makes such a difference for so little effort. And it makes you pick the stuff off the floor.

Good question! It's a Eufy vac and mop with the self emptying station. Love the self emptying but it does take up a fair bit of space and most people who see it ask if it's some kinda space toilet...in our kitchen.

Got a eufy with a self empty charging tower for right around 350 a few years back on a black friday sale. The thing works great! I have a st bernard, so there's LOTS of hair. Pro tip dog hair plus water on the floor will lead to build up in the self empty chamber that makes your vaccum think the bag is full. Just clean it once every three months or so, and you are golden