Eufy E28 vs SwitchBot K11+

Eufy E28 as a primary robot: 20,000Pa against 6,000Pa, 216 minutes against 150, real mop washing and drying and a detachable deep cleaner. SwitchBot K11+ wins on price, on its compact size and on integrations, supporting Matter, Apple Home, SmartThings, Home Assistant and IFTTT.

Limited by design. SwitchBot K11+ uses a pre-moistened wipe pad with no scrubbing, no mop washing, no drying and no auto-lift on carpet, so it is light maintenance only. Eufy E28 uses a HydroJet roller that rinses itself while cleaning and is hot-washed and dried at the station.

Access. SwitchBot K11+ and its dock are unusually compact, so it reaches into corners, between chair legs and under low furniture that a full-size robot cannot enter, and the station takes up little space. It also has an excellent anti-tangle brush and ships with a year of spare consumables.

SwitchBot K11+, which covers Matter (as a bridged implementation), Apple Home, SmartThings, Home Assistant, IFTTT, Alexa and Google Home. Eufy E28 is limited to Alexa and Google Home with no HomeKit, SmartThings or Matter support.

Eufy E28 is rated at 20,000Pa against 6,000Pa for SwitchBot K11+, which is strong for its size but noticeably weaker at carpet edges and transitions. Both boost on carpet, and both detect cliffs and honour app-drawn no-go zones.

Apartment dwellers, owners of cluttered or furniture-heavy rooms, and anyone wanting a Matter or Apple Home compatible robot or a second machine dedicated to corners. As the only robot in a larger home, Eufy E28 cleans far harder and actually mops.