Eufy X10 Pro Omni vs Narwal Flow

The Narwal Flow, by a clear margin. It has far stronger suction, a self-rinsing track mop, a bigger water tank and Matter support, and owners rate it well above the Eufy X10 Pro Omni. The Eufy wins only on price, runtime and a slightly larger dock bag.

The mop. The Narwal Flow uses a rolling track rinsed by hot water as it scrubs, while the Eufy X10 Pro Omni drags two spinning pads that cannot clean themselves mid-pass. Suction, at 22,000Pa against 8,000Pa, is the other large gap.

Yes. The Narwal Flow is Matter certified and can be commissioned into Apple Home, SmartThings and Home Assistant, alongside direct Alexa and Google Home support. The Eufy X10 Pro Omni supports Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant but has no Matter or Apple Home path.

The Eufy X10 Pro Omni, for all the Narwal Flow's extra suction. The Narwal Flow is the hard-floor specialist, and its own owners report false carpet detection and weak pickup on certain piles. The Eufy has no such documented carpet problem.

Buyers who want a self-emptying robot for less, with a long 210-minute runtime and a slightly larger dock bag, and who do not need Matter or Apple Home. It suits a first robot vacuum or a home that mixes carpet with hard floors.

Anyone with mostly hard floors who wants the mopping handled properly, in a connected home. The Narwal Flow brings 22,000Pa suction, a self-rinsing track mop, a 5L water tank and Matter support that the Eufy X10 Pro Omni cannot match.