Head to head · United Kingdom · 17 September 2026

eufy Omni E25 vs Omni C28

Our verdict

Buy the C28 and save £150. Both use eufy's self-cleaning roller mop and the same 5-in-1 station; the E25 adds an AI camera array and marginally more suction, and the C28 is the most completely documented robot in our research with eight verified specifications. The camera is the real decision: the C28 navigates on LiDAR alone, so nothing in your home is photographed.

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Omni E25

  • 7 verified specs
  • Reviewed by T3, Expert Reviews
£799.00eufy UK · checked 16 September 2026
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Buy the Omni E25 if you want obstacle recognition that spots cables and pet messes, and the harder-scrubbing roller. £799.

Our pick

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Omni C28

  • 8 verified specs
  • Reviewed by Expert Reviews, Tom's Guide
£649.00eufy UK · checked 16 September 2026
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Buy the Omni C28 if you would rather have no camera in the house, or you want the same roller mop and station for £150 less. £649.

Specifications side by side

A blank cell means the figure was not confirmed by a source we trust, or two sources disagreed.

 eufy Omni E25eufy Omni C28
Price£799.00£649.00
Claimed suction20,000Pa15,000Pa
NavigationLiDAR + AI-enhanced camera array (360-degree LiDAR field of vision)LDS + laser line (LiDAR only, no camera)
MoppingRolling mop with HydroJet self-cleaning system (360 cleans/min, 1.5kg downward pressure)Extra-long roller mop with HydroJet self-cleaning; 1 kg downward pressure, 270 rpm
DockAll-in-One Station: self-empty (3L dust bag), self-refill (2.5L clean / 1.8L dirty water), self-washing mop, hot air drying 35-50C, auto detergent dispensing5-in-1 Omni Station: self-empty (3L), self-refill, self-washing mop, hot air drying, dirty water collection, auto detergent dispensing
Threshold clearance0.83 in (approx. 21 mm)0.79 in (approx. 20 mm)
Run timeUp to 125 minutesUp to 123 minutes
Expert reviewsT3, Expert Reviews, Trusted ReviewsExpert Reviews, Tom's Guide, T3
Verified specifications7 (good coverage)8 (good coverage)

Prices read from the seller’s own page on 16 September 2026.

Where they actually differ

The differences that change the decision, not every line on the spec sheet.

01

Cameras: the whole decision

The E25 pairs LiDAR with an AI-enhanced camera array, which recognises more obstacle types — cables, shoes, pet accidents. The C28 uses LDS and a laser line only. If you would rather no camera mapped your rooms, the C28 is not a compromise, it is the point.

02

Suction: 20,000Pa against 15,000Pa

A real gap on paper, though Pa claims are not comparable between brands and rarely predict carpet results on their own. Both have the same roller mop system underneath.

03

Mopping: near-identical

Both use the HydroJet self-cleaning roller. The E25 presses at 1.5kg and 360 self-cleans a minute; the C28's extra-long roller presses at 1kg and 270rpm. The E25 scrubs harder; the C28 covers a slightly wider path.

04

Coverage and reviews

Both are rated for about the same threshold (21mm against 20mm) and about two hours of running. Both have been reviewed by three outlets — T3, Expert Reviews and Trusted Reviews for the E25; Expert Reviews, Tom's Guide and T3 for the C28 — and none published a numeric score we can quote.

Questions people ask

Is the eufy E25 worth £150 more than the C28?

Only for the camera. The mop system, the station and the runtime are close to identical, so the money buys obstacle recognition and a harder scrub.

Does the eufy C28 have a camera?

No. It navigates with LDS laser scanning and a laser line, with no camera in the robot. That is why it is our pick for anyone who does not want their home photographed.

Which has the better mop?

Both use the same HydroJet self-cleaning roller. The E25 applies more downward pressure (1.5kg against 1kg) and spins faster; the C28's roller is longer.

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