Eufy E25 vs Eufy E28

Eufy E25 if you only need floors cleaned, since it matches the E28 on suction, runtime, navigation and dock automation for less money. Eufy E28 if you want its detachable portable deep cleaner for sofas, stairs and car interiors, which is the main functional difference between them.

Almost everything: 20,000Pa suction, 216 minutes of runtime, laser LiDAR navigation with multi-room mapping and no-go zones, a HydroJet roller mop with auto-lift, automatic mop washing and hot-air drying at an Omni station, self-emptying, child lock, and Alexa and Google Home support over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

It lifts out of the station and works as a handheld wet cleaner for upholstery, mattresses, stairs and car seats, so Eufy E28 covers the dirt a robot cannot reach. Eufy E25 has no equivalent, and its station is purely there to service the robot.

No. Both Eufy E25 and Eufy E28 work with Amazon Alexa and Google Home only, on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, with no Apple HomeKit, SmartThings or Matter support. If a mixed-ecosystem home is the requirement, neither is the right choice.

Both use the same HydroJet roller that rinses itself in real time while cleaning, lifts on carpet, and is hot-washed and hot-air dried at the dock, with automatic detergent dosing. It is designed for regular light maintenance rather than deep scrubbing of heavily soiled floors.

Households with pets, children or stairs, where spills and upholstery matter as much as the floor, and buyers who want documented cliff detection and a large 473ml onboard bin. For everyone whose cleaning stops at floor level, Eufy E25 is the cheaper route to the same result.