Eufy 11S MAX vs Eufy E28

Eufy E28 by a wide margin: 20,000Pa suction against 2,000Pa, 216 minutes of runtime against 100, LiDAR mapping, no-go zones, mopping, a self-emptying dock and app plus voice control. Eufy 11S MAX wins only on price and on its larger 600ml dustbin.

No. Eufy 11S MAX has no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth and no app: it is controlled with the included remote and onboard scheduling, so there is no voice control, no saved map and no no-go zones. Eufy E28 connects over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with Alexa and Google Home support.

Only Eufy E28, which uses a HydroJet roller mop that rinses itself while cleaning, lifts on carpet, and is washed and hot-air dried at the dock, with automatic detergent dosing and a 3L water tank. Eufy 11S MAX is a vacuum only and has no mopping hardware at all.

Eufy E28 uses laser LiDAR navigation with multi-room mapping, no-go zones and obstacle and cliff detection. Eufy 11S MAX relies on simple bump navigation with no mapping, so it cleans in a random pattern and cannot resume where it left off after recharging.

Eufy 11S MAX, whose 72.5 mm body is designed to slide under beds, sofas and cabinets. Eufy E28 stands about 4.40 in tall because of its LiDAR turret, so it will be blocked by the lowest furniture, which is the main practical reason to keep the older robot around.

Anyone wanting a cheap, quiet (55 dB), app-free vacuum for a small home with hard floors and low-pile carpet, controlled entirely by remote. It has a large 600ml bin and self-charges. For mapping, mopping, self-emptying and smart home control, Eufy E28 is the far more capable choice.