Eufy E28 vs Shark PowerDetect Self-Empty

The Eufy E28 for a home that wants a robot vacuum and a mop. It is rated at 20,000 Pa and 216 minutes, with a station that washes and dries the roller, plus Apple HomeKit and Matter. The Shark PowerDetect Self-Empty is the lower priced vacuum-only robot. Both self-empty, and the Shark suction figure is not documented.

They answer different pet messes. The Shark PowerDetect Self-Empty is the one owners praise for swallowing hair without a mop. The Eufy E28 adds a 20,000 Pa rating, a roller mop and a longer 216 minute run, so it covers hair and a hard-floor wash, with a 300 ml onboard bin against 189 ml.

No. Mopping, mop lifting, mop washing, mop drying and automatic detergent are listed on the Eufy E28 and not on the Shark PowerDetect Self-Empty. Both self-empty and both use LiDAR.

The Eufy E28 does, and it also lists SmartThings, Home Assistant and Matter. The Shark PowerDetect Self-Empty lists Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant only, on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.

Homes with carpet, hard floors and pets that want one robot vacuum to vacuum at 20,000 Pa, mop, and let the station wash and dry the roller. The station also includes a detachable cleaner for upholstery and stairs.

Buyers who want a lower priced, vacuum-only, self-emptying robot vacuum for hair and dust, and who do not need a mop. Owners like how it handles thresholds and dislike the app.