eufy, for most homes: its mid-range and flagship robots handle pet hair and clutter better, and reviewers rate them strong value. Pick Roborock on a tight budget, for very low furniture, or if you want the deepest app controls.
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TechGearLab named eufy's Omni E25 the best in its group for heavily shedding pets, and Vacuum Wars saw the Omni C28 lift all its flattened pet hair from carpet with nothing wrapped round the brush.
eufy's Omni S2 got a perfect obstacle score from Vacuum Wars, and the E25 mostly steered round cords, shoes and pet accidents for TechGearLab. Roborocks keep running over small things, from a sock in the Qrevo S Pro's roller T3 to pet waste with the Saros 20 RTINGS.
Expert Reviews called the Omni C28 the best-value robot vacuum and mop it has tested, and Expert Reviews found it does most of the Saros 20's job for about half the price.
Roborock's Saros 20 and Qrevo Edge 2 are listed at 7.98cm tall Roborock Roborock. eufy's Omni C28 is listed at about 11cm, and one review measured more Expert Reviews.
Roborock's Q7 M5 cleaned strongly for the money in all three tests, pet hair included RTINGS T3. eufy's cheap Auto-Empty C10 has no real obstacle avoidance and bumps into furniture repeatedly RTINGS.
The closest match from each brand at three price levels, with today's prices.
Roborock's Q7 M5 is the safer buy, with strong pickup and pet-hair results in all three tests RTINGS TechRadar T3. The eufy C10 is slimmer and empties itself, but RTINGS and Vacuum Wars both found no real obstacle avoidance. Where the Q10 X5+ is the Roborock on offer, only its sibling has been tested, and Vacuum Wars and TechGearLab split on pet hair.
Reviewers favour the eufy Omni C28, with excellent pickup in three tests and mopping Vacuum Wars put among the best it has tested. Roborock has the deeper app, but the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow struggled with pet hair for RTINGS, and the Qrevo Edge 2 has only one measured carpet test so far Vacuum Wars.
A narrow win for the eufy Omni S2, which dodged clutter perfectly for Vacuum Wars and scored well on carpet and pet hair. The Saros 20 mops better, lifting dried coffee and ketchup for Expert Reviews, and gets under lower furniture, but RTINGS found its obstacle avoidance inconsistent.
Reviewers like eufy most in the middle of the range. The Omni C28 and E25 earned top marks from Expert Reviews and Expert Reviews, with strong pet-hair and carpet results, and the E25 dodges clutter well. The Omni S2 flagship impressed TechRadar through weeks with a muddy puppy. The roller mops are good on everyday mess but split testers on dried stains: Vacuum Wars scored the S2 below average there. The app is easy, but Vacuum Wars says it lacks the polish and depth of Roborock's.
Roborock's robots vacuum well, and the app is the one other brands get measured against: Vacuum Wars calls it one of the best in the business. The Saros 20 cleaned hard floors well in all four tests we use, and RTINGS scored it 8.0 out of 10. Small objects are the weak spot across the range, with cables and socks caught by the Qrevo S Pro T3 and the Qrevo Edge 2 PCWorld. Mopping varies a lot by model: Vacuum Wars scored the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow far below average on dried stains, while Vacuum Wars rated the Edge 2 well above average.
eufy's camera models are the better clutter dodgers. Vacuum Wars gave the Omni S2 a perfect obstacle score, and Vacuum Wars saw the E25 avoid well above the average number of objects. Roborock's results are mixed even at the top: Expert Reviews praised the Saros 20, but RTINGS found it unreliable with pet waste. Cheaper models from both brands run over small things, including eufy's C28, which Trusted Reviews saw miss fake pet mess.
TechGearLab rates the E25 the best in its group for heavy shedders, and TechRadar had the S2's roller still looking new after weeks with a shedding puppy. Roborock's budget Q7 M5 is strong too RTINGS, and the Saros 20 left no hair on its brush for Vacuum Wars. The gap shows at mid-range, where Tom's Guide saw clumped cat hair clog the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow's inlet.
Roborock has several robots listed at 7.98cm, including the Saros 20 Roborock and the Qrevo Edge 2 Roborock. eufy's Omni S2 measured 8.5cm for TechRadar, and the C28 is listed at about 11cm, with Expert Reviews reporting 13.1cm. The exception is eufy's budget C10, which RTINGS found fits under an 8cm gap. Measure your sofa before you choose.
Vacuum Wars found eufy's app lacks the polish and depth of Roborock's, and Tom's Guide found far fewer fine-tuning options than Roborock offers. That's not to say eufy's is bad: Expert Reviews rated it among the very best for balancing features and ease of use. If you like tweaking every room, Roborock suits you better.
Most eufy docks wash a roller mop, which suits everyday mess: Vacuum Wars put the C28 among the best mops it has tested. Most Roborocks use spinning pads instead, and the Saros 20's lifted dried coffee for Vacuum Wars. Dried stains catch out models from both: the S2 scored below average for Vacuum Wars, and the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow far below average for Vacuum Wars.
For most homes, yes, at mid-range and flagship level. eufy's Omni C28 and E25 earned top marks for value and pet hair Expert Reviews TechGearLab, and its camera models dodge clutter better. Roborock wins at the cheapest end with the Q7 M5 RTINGS, and it has the lower robots and the deeper app.
eufy, narrowly. TechGearLab named the E25 the best in its group for heavy shedders, and Vacuum Wars saw the C28 lift all its flattened pet hair. Roborock's Saros 20 and Q7 M5 are good with hair too TechRadar RTINGS, but the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow struggled with embedded hair for RTINGS.
Reviewers think so, especially for the money. Expert Reviews called the Omni C28 the best-value robot vacuum and mop it has tested, and Expert Reviews gave the E25 five stars. The main complaints are an app with fewer settings than Roborock's Tom's Guide and docks that get loud when emptying TechGearLab.
Nobody has tested either brand over years. The best evidence is thin: TechRadar used a Roborock Saros 10 for ten months with few rescues, and TechRadar had its first eufy S2 lose contact with the dock after a month before eufy replaced it quickly. One home each isn't enough to call it.
The Omni S2 does: TechRadar and Expert Reviews both flag the ongoing cost of eufy-only detergent refills. The C28 has no detergent slot at all Expert Reviews, and neither do Roborock's Qrevo Edge 2 PCWorld or Qrevo S Pro T3, so you add cleaner by hand.
