Omni S2

Vacuum Wars found strong embedded-dirt and flattened-hair pickup on carpet, with no wrapping in its long-hair test. It also avoided every object in that publication’s obstacle course. Those results support its usefulness in busy pet homes, without guaranteeing it will recognise every cable or accident on a real floor.

TechRadar praised the roller’s cleaning in a home used for several weeks. Vacuum Wars recorded below-average removal of dried stains and suggested low water output as a possible explanation. The available tests therefore do not support calling it uniformly exceptional at scrubbing: routine washing and demanding dried-on marks can produce different impressions.

TechRadar found the app responsive and well organised. Vacuum Wars also liked its detailed room controls, but measured slower coverage and inconsistent climbing of a high threshold. Large floor plans or awkward transitions deserve more attention than the advertised suction figure. The onboard camera does not provide remote live viewing.

TechRadar found the bin, rollers and mop remained impressively clean during daily use. However, its first unit lost communication with the dock after a month and required replacement. The reviewer praised customer service and the replacement worked well. This is a documented failure and resolution, not a measured failure rate.

The same home review highlighted the cost of Eufy’s detergent, replacement parts and optional fragrance refills. Its cleaning convenience is most persuasive for someone who will use both vacuuming and mopping regularly and is comfortable maintaining the dock and replenishing those supplies.