Eufy E28 vs Eufy X10 Pro Omni

Eufy E28. It has 20,000Pa of suction against 8,000Pa, documented cliff detection, Bluetooth as well as Wi-Fi, and a detachable portable deep cleaner in its station. Eufy X10 Pro Omni counters with a lower price and Home Assistant support, which the E28 lacks.

Eufy E28 is rated at 20,000Pa against 8,000Pa for Eufy X10 Pro Omni, so it has considerably more headroom on carpet and for pet hair. Both robots boost automatically on carpet and both lift their mops when they detect it.

Eufy X10 Pro Omni, which is supported by Home Assistant alongside Alexa and Google Home. Eufy E28 covers Alexa and Google Home only. Neither model supports Apple HomeKit, SmartThings or Matter, so both are limited outside those two assistants.

Eufy X10 Pro Omni uses dual spinning mops that scrub in circles and are washed and heat-dried at the dock. Eufy E28 uses a HydroJet roller mop that rinses itself continuously while cleaning, with automatic detergent dosing, before being hot-washed and hot-air dried at the station.

Owners of Eufy X10 Pro Omni report roller-brush and motor failures within a year in a noticeable share of cases, with mixed customer service experiences, which is reflected in its lower owner reception. Eufy E28 is the newer design and is better received, though its station is physically larger.

Buyers who want an Omni-style self-washing dock at a lower price and who need Home Assistant integration for local automation, and who prefer dual spinning mops. If suction, cliff detection and the built-in handheld deep cleaner matter more, Eufy E28 is the stronger machine.