Eufy E28 vs iRobot Roomba Max 705 Combo

Eufy E28: 20,000Pa against 13,000Pa, 216 minutes against 75, a lower price and a far better owner reception. iRobot Roomba Max 705 Combo wins on integrations, with Apple HomeKit, Matter, SmartThings, Home Assistant and IFTTT support that the eufy does not offer.

Yes. Both lift the mop on carpet, wash it and dry it at the dock and dispense detergent automatically. Eufy E28 uses a HydroJet roller that rinses itself while cleaning; iRobot Roomba Max 705 Combo uses an extending roller mop with an AutoWash dock that heat-washes and dries it.

Owners frequently report failures within days or weeks: false bin and dirty-water tank errors, leaking docks, jobs that never finish, streaks and puddles from the mop and buggy scheduling in the app, with slow customer service. This is the main reason to weigh Eufy E28 instead.

Eufy E28 is rated at 216 minutes per charge against 75 minutes for iRobot Roomba Max 705 Combo. Both auto-recharge and resume, but on a large floor plan the Roomba's short battery means several charge cycles to complete a single pass.

Only iRobot Roomba Max 705 Combo, which supports Apple HomeKit, Matter, SmartThings, Home Assistant and IFTTT alongside Alexa and Google Home. Eufy E28 is limited to Alexa and Google Home over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi with Bluetooth for setup.

Buyers whose smart home depends on HomeKit, Matter or SmartThings and who want iRobot's LiDAR mapping and AutoWash dock, accepting the short battery and the documented reliability risk. For cleaning performance, runtime and value, Eufy E28 is the safer purchase.