Will the roller mop wet my carpets and rugs?

No. The mop lifts up to 10.5 mm when the robot detects carpet, so rugs and carpeting stay dry. Smart carpet cleaning also boosts suction on those surfaces.

How much maintenance does the dock handle on its own?

Quite a lot. It empties the robot's 300 mL bin into a 3 L dust bag, refills the water tank automatically, washes the mop, and air-dries it at 122°F to prevent odors.

Can it fit under my low furniture?

The robot stands 4.4 inches tall, so it slides under many sofas and cabinets. Just make sure the dock has clearance, as it measures 17.3 inches tall and 14.6 inches wide.

Does it work with voice assistants?

Yes. It supports Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple, so you can start or stop cleaning by voice on your preferred platform.

Can I keep it out of certain rooms or areas?

Yes. No-go zones let you block off spaces you want it to avoid, and it stores up to 5 level maps for room-specific cleaning across floors.

How well does it handle thresholds and long hair?

It climbs obstacles up to 21 mm, clearing most door sills between rooms. Its anti-tangle brush design helps keep pet fur and long hair from wrapping around the roller.

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eufy Omni E28

Name: eufy Omni E28
Brand: eufy

A roller-mop robot with LiDAR precision and hands-off automation for busy hard-floor homes.

$699.99

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At a glance

The highlights

Our Rating

8/10

Good

Cleaning8

Navigation8.9

Features6.6

ValueGood for the price

20,000Pa

Stronger than most

$699.99

$191 below 90-day avg

Hands-free dock

Empties its own dustWashes its mopDries its mopRefills its waterDrains dirty waterAdds detergentCleans its dock

Roller

Self-washing, lifts on carpet

LiDAR navigation

LiDAR mapping · AI camera obstacle avoidance · Night-vision light

Extendable

Better edge & corner reach

Where to buy

Compare prices

WalmartBest price

$699.99 Buy

Eufy

$1,099.99 Buy

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Price history

Is now a good time?

Good time to buy

Current best price is $191 below the 90-day average

The eufy Omni E28 is $700 right now, $191 below its 90-day average of $891. Over the period we have tracked it from $543 to $1,400.

Low $543Avg $891High $1,400

The good

Pros

LiDAR plus RGB camera navigation ranks among the top 7% for mapping accuracy.
Roller mop scrubs with 14.7 N of pressure for stuck-on kitchen messes.
20,000 Pa suction with a dual rubber-and-bristle brush pulls debris from floors and carpet.
216 minutes of runtime covers up to 1,600 sq ft in one charge.
Auto-empty dock, self-washing mop, and auto tank refilling make it nearly hands-off.
Stores up to 5 floor maps and reaches baseboards with an extendable side brush.

The trade-offs

Cons

Roller mop tops out at 180 RPM, gentler scrubbing than dual spinning pads.
The dock itself cannot run a self-cleaning cycle.
Warranty covers just 1 year.

How the numbers stack up

Performance vs the category

At 20,000 Pa, suction is stronger than the typical robot (median 15,000 Pa).
Runtime of 216 min is right around the category median (category median 200 min).
Single-run coverage of 1,600 sq ft is on the modest side (category median 2,150 sq ft).
At 21 mm, threshold clearance is right around the category median (median 20 mm).
Noise of 55 dB is among the quietest we track, quieter than about 94% of robots (category median 64 dB).

Who it's for

Busy families with mostly hard floors who want a truly set-it-and-forget-it robot. It suits multi-story homes and anyone who values sharp navigation around furniture and clutter with minimal daily upkeep.

Who should skip it

Homes that need the deepest possible scrubbing of dried-on grime may prefer a dual spinning mop system. Buyers wanting a longer warranty should look elsewhere too.

The bottom line

Our take

The Omni E28 pairs strong navigation with a full automation suite: auto-empty, self-washing roller mop, and multi-floor mapping. It handles whole-home cleaning with little effort. Deep-scrub perfectionists may want spinning pads, but for hands-off hard-floor care it delivers well-rounded, mid-range value.

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Top 29% overall

eufy Omni E28

A roller-mop robot with LiDAR precision and hands-off automation for busy hard-floor homes.

$699.99

Buy at Walmart Best price

Compare 2 retailers · We may earn a commission if you make a purchase

At a glance

The highlights

Our Rating

8/10

Good

Cleaning8

Navigation8.9

Features6.6

ValueGood for the price

20,000Pa

Stronger than most

$699.99

$191 below 90-day avg

Hands-free dock

Empties its own dustWashes its mopDries its mopRefills its waterDrains dirty waterAdds detergentCleans its dock

Roller

Self-washing, lifts on carpet

LiDAR navigation

LiDAR mapping · AI camera obstacle avoidance · Night-vision light

Extendable

Better edge & corner reach

Where to buy

Compare prices

WalmartBest price

$699.99 Buy

Eufy

$1,099.99 Buy

We may earn a commission if you make a purchase

Price history

Is now a good time?

Good time to buy

Current best price is $191 below the 90-day average

The eufy Omni E28 is $700 right now, $191 below its 90-day average of $891. Over the period we have tracked it from $543 to $1,400.

Low $543Avg $891High $1,400

The good

Pros

LiDAR plus RGB camera navigation ranks among the top 7% for mapping accuracy.
Roller mop scrubs with 14.7 N of pressure for stuck-on kitchen messes.
20,000 Pa suction with a dual rubber-and-bristle brush pulls debris from floors and carpet.
216 minutes of runtime covers up to 1,600 sq ft in one charge.
Auto-empty dock, self-washing mop, and auto tank refilling make it nearly hands-off.
Stores up to 5 floor maps and reaches baseboards with an extendable side brush.

The trade-offs

Cons

Roller mop tops out at 180 RPM, gentler scrubbing than dual spinning pads.
The dock itself cannot run a self-cleaning cycle.
Warranty covers just 1 year.

How the numbers stack up

Performance vs the category

At 20,000 Pa, suction is stronger than the typical robot (median 15,000 Pa).
Runtime of 216 min is right around the category median (category median 200 min).
Single-run coverage of 1,600 sq ft is on the modest side (category median 2,150 sq ft).
At 21 mm, threshold clearance is right around the category median (median 20 mm).
Noise of 55 dB is among the quietest we track, quieter than about 94% of robots (category median 64 dB).

Who it's for

Who should skip it

Homes that need the deepest possible scrubbing of dried-on grime may prefer a dual spinning mop system. Buyers wanting a longer warranty should look elsewhere too.

The bottom line