eufy Omni C28
A value-led eufy all-in-one robot that RightRobot repeatedly uses as a challenge to much more expensive flagships. It is most interesting when modern vacuum-and-mop automation matters but the household does not gain enough from premium extras to justify a large price jump.
The main things to know before buying are a lower price does not guarantee equal performance in every demanding area and premium rivals may justify their cost in difficult layouts or specialist use cases.
Our take so far
A value-led eufy all-in-one robot that RightRobot repeatedly uses as a challenge to much more expensive flagships. It is most interesting when modern vacuum-and-mop automation matters but the household does not gain enough from premium extras to justify a large price jump.
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How this robot worksKey features for everyday cleaningShow details
Key features for everyday cleaning
Useful exact-model features already verified for this US version.
What you’re getting
- Vacuum + self-cleaning roller mop
- 5-in-1 station
- 15,000Pa suction
- DuoSpiral detangling brushes
- HydroJet self-cleaning roller
- iPath 2.0 navigation
Pet-waste evidence not yet verified
C28 uses LDS/laser-line obstacle avoidance rather than the camera-led system used on eufy's stronger pet-waste candidates. RightRobot has not found exact-model pet-waste evidence strong enough to verify it for this use case.
Important: eufy's own current guidance says pet-waste detection should be treated as a safety layer rather than the only safeguard, and C28 instructions still tell owners to pick up small floor objects before cleaning.
Video links open the original reviewer's YouTube video at the relevant timestamp. This evidence is about recognising/avoiding solid simulated pet waste. Urine, vomit, diarrhoea and other wet messes are different hazards and should not be treated as covered by a solid-waste avoidance result.
At a glance
Here’s the current snapshot for this model.
How this robot performs on the available evidence
Category scores summarise the exact-model evidence currently available. Where sources disagree, that is flagged below.
What the available evidence says
Manufacturer specifications and independent findings are shown together here, with the source type clearly labelled on each item.
The C28 reached 89% in the carpet deep-clean test, a strong result for its price class.
Independent sourceNo 7-inch test hair remained tangled around the brush.
Independent sourceThe C28 achieved complete pickup in the review's 2.5-inch pet-hair test.
Independent sourceThe combined mopping score placed the C28 among the stronger systems in the review database, with high stain removal and low residual water.
Independent sourceThe C28 avoided 15 of 24 obstacles, slightly below the review database average and well behind more advanced camera-based models.
Independent sourceThe dock auto-empties, washes the roller mop and hot-air dries it, giving the C28 strong routine automation.
Independent sourceBattery efficiency was below average, although estimated area coverage per charge remained slightly above average.
Independent sourceNavigation efficiency was above average overall despite the simpler obstacle hardware.
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What looks good — and what to know
Reasons to consider it
- Useful exact-model features are listed below for comparison
Things to know
- A lower price does not guarantee equal performance in every demanding area
- Premium rivals may justify their cost in difficult layouts or specialist use cases