Eufy E28 vs MOVA E40 Ultra

The Eufy E28 rates higher overall, winning on suction power, connectivity, integrations, cliff detection and owner ratings, plus its detachable deep cleaner for upholstery and stairs. The MOVA E40 Ultra wins on price, warranty, battery life, water tank size and dock dustbin capacity.

The Eufy E28's station houses a detachable FlexiOne portable deep cleaner you can lift out and use by hand on upholstery, stairs, car seats or set-in carpet stains, a job neither the MOVA E40 Ultra nor most robot vacuums can do. The MOVA E40 Ultra instead focuses purely on the robot vacuum experience with a longer runtime and larger water tank.

Yes. Its dock houses a detachable FlexiOne portable deep cleaner that lifts out for spot-cleaning upholstery, stairs, car interiors and stubborn carpet stains, in addition to the robot's normal vacuuming and mopping. The MOVA E40 Ultra does not include any comparable handheld tool.

The Eufy E28 supports more platforms, including Apple HomeKit and Matter alongside Alexa and Google Home. The MOVA E40 Ultra covers only Alexa and Google Home, with no HomeKit, SmartThings or Matter support.

Pet owners and families who want a robot vacuum that also solves upholstery, stair and car-seat cleaning through its detachable deep cleaner, plus stronger suction and broader smart-home integrations, even at a higher price and shorter warranty.

Buyers who want the longest runtime per charge, the largest water tank and dock dust bag, and a longer three-year warranty at a lower price, without needing a built-in handheld deep-cleaning tool.