Eufy E28 vs iRobot Roomba 705X

The Eufy E28 takes the overall win, mainly on a longer runtime, a typically lower price, and a slightly higher owner rating than the iRobot Roomba 705X. The 705X counters with a broader integrations list, including documented Siri voice control and IFTTT, so ecosystem needs can tip the decision the other way.

How long each can go between service. The iRobot Roomba 705X's AutoWash dock is rated to empty itself for up to 75 days at a time and its PowerSpin roller mop spins at 200 RPM to scrub rather than wipe, while the Eufy E28 runs a HydroJet roller mop on a more conventional service interval.

No. iRobot does not list a Pa figure for the Roomba 705X, so it cannot be compared directly against the Eufy E28's rated 20,000Pa of suction.

Yes, both the Eufy E28 and the iRobot Roomba 705X support Apple HomeKit. The 705X goes a step further with documented Siri voice control and also adds IFTTT, which the E28 does not support.

Buyers who want the longer runtime, the lower price, and a slightly higher owner rating, and who do not need IFTTT or documented Siri control, since the Eufy E28 covers the core smart-home platforms already.

Households that want the longest possible stretch between emptying the dock, iPhone owners who want Siri control specifically, and anyone who wants IFTTT automations, since the iRobot Roomba 705X is built around those conveniences.