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I’ve noticed some issues with edge cleaning along kitchen cabinets, doesn’t follow edge very close. Please comment if you notice or figure out way to counter. Also this thing trample lightweight rugs. Overall experience though solid 8/10 for me.
@VacuumWars -- how does Eufy X10 Pro compare to Roborock Qrevo PRO? which one would you recommend as 1) overall best and 2) best with lots of dog hair?
I hate vacuuming and have been researching robot vacuums for awhile now. Finally decided on this one and have been loving it so far! I finally have clean floors without having to clean them myself all the time!
Although Eufy has caught some flack for privacy concerns in the past, I'll be completely honest, this thing is a beast. It solved all the gripes I had with my Ecovacs X1 Omni. Doesn't get stuck, period. It gets no hair tangles at all, sometimes a small clump of hair, but it's easily pulled off and doesn't accumulate. The mops actually seem to clean rather than just being towed around. The mop lift is fantastic. Also, if the mop water needs cleaned, it won't just error out and not do the cleaning cycle, it'll do just vacuuming if it's supposed to start a scheduled run. They truly thought of everything with this robot and I'm very tempted to buy another for the second floor. If you're okay with the privacy issues and trust that they've fixed their practices... This thing is a buy for sure.
@@rpetty There's a Linus Tech Tips video that dives deep into this issues. The issue was actually around their security cameras and video doorbells, which were advertised as being all local storage, meaning footage and photos weren't supposed to touch any server connected to Eufy and only stored on device. However, I believe it was discovered that the photos were actually being pushed to the server anyways to provide things like push notifications to cellphones when activity was detected, where it provided a screenshot of what the activity was. So essentially they said they weren't storing data on their servers and everything was on device, but it was actually sending photos to their servers for notification purposes. There's questions at that point on whether the data is actually being stored anywhere else, what other data they're collecting, etc. They have issued statements about their plan to restore trust but you still never know what they're doing. To me, it's worth it even if they are keeping data, if data makes the machine better I'm okay with that.
I got this vacuum at launch. It is awesome. I agree with the brush roll that is small. The app however is great, mine does not lag at all. It updates live
Mine definitely lags. It will often not move on the map at all, the vacuum marker will just rotate. I'll have to exit out and open back up the map to get the travel path to load.
Please review the Eufy S1 Pro! It seems like eufy is paying tech reviewers to create ads on it but there are no actual reviews. It seems pretty interesting with the roller mop design but wondering how well the vacuum performs.
@@nguyendinh2052 the only real review I've seen is The Hook Up's review and there the s1 pro mopping was superior to the L10s, so I don't know what reference you're using!?
FYI - App didnt seem delay or laggy , bought one today and seems flawless, Still much to play around depending on house and obstacles but did real good job love the product so far ! even mother in law didnt critique it 👌💯
Thanks for this video. I appreciate your highly informed reviews. And, it seems that I always learn something new from you, which is quite helpful. Lastly, your voice is soothing and calming. Sometimes I watch several times to hear your voice. I doubt that I am alone on this viewpoint. Many thanks!
@@VacuumWars I do hope I will enjoy, watching how clean is my house with minimum involvement 😁😁😁I do realise is not perfect but anyways,i hope mostly will be done.
It's between this and a L60. Majority of the floor surfaces I have are tiles and I have a dog and a gf with long hair..so the L60 with the cutting dial works for me but this robot has so much stuff on it for my dog dribble too hahah
Great video, in the future can you please cover the cyclone design of the upright and stick vaccuns your testing, at least note that sharks single cyclone design leads to you needing to clean the filter much more often to have proper performance compared to any Dyson sold in the u.s. ever.
I just upgraded from an iRobot i8+ to this x10 Omni. It was a MAJOR upgrade in terms of everything. I got this with the $599 offer, so for the price it is definitely worth it! But at its current price, I’d honestly hesitate because Eufy is about to come out with an even better model soon.
My place is primarily carpet, so mopping is secondary. My other option is the roborock Qmax+ (revo unavailable in UK) Although the Q8 is more focused on vacuuming which would be fine, the object avoidance on this might push me over. I'd love to see a comparison between this and the dual rubber rollers on roborock on carpet. I can't make my mind up whether to spend the extra money for better object avoidance
Great review, I ordered one and it should arrive next week, most reviews are really good for this one. Was wondering if you plan to test the Ecovacs X2 Omni and the Narwal Freo X Ultra. Also, Dreametech has a new flagship model, the X30.
5:00 looks like a feature not a bug so it does not vacuum objects that are actually valuable like missing earrings or rings, or parts of toys or appliances. food, the size of cheerios or larger should be manually picked up.
This is the one I've been waiting for. I think I'm buying this. The S1 Pro is great, but I'll wait for the roller style mops to get better (and cheaper) before jumping on that wagon.
I just got mine this past week, works great lots of features & does really good even with thick carpets & small mats/rugs. Quiet overall, I could mop & sweep but I need to get out the vacuum plug & unplug, then either need mop & bucket or something like Swiffer jet that requires mop pads...if using ordinary mop options thats not disposable that stuff needs washed & dried. Eufy takes care of all of that, I just fill with water & empty dirty water, dust bag will be months before I need to change(live alone). The edge hugging, going under furniture, multipass options, light feature built in really is a huge benefit compared to myself doing these things. I'd walk into a room turn on & off a light, I'd be awhile trying to get under furniture the same or getting the corners of my home that well. The mop is like 100RPM+ as an average person I might make a couple quick passes on the edge, not the same as this eufy robo mop/vac. The robovac returns to base to wash mop pads regularly & the dustbin, it dries heat dries them when done to prevent mold. The amount of water used is also an option in the app. All work as expected. Part of me considers using the robovac being lazy, but I see it cleans much more efficiently & meticulously compared to anything I could do. Even getting on my hands & knees wouldn't compare, only difference being is if you have something caked onto the floor & needed to scrub. The roller brush has anti tangle feature, but it did still catch a few long strands...no issues with it, but I did remove it. Very simple with this roller to remove, just 2 tabs. Everything about the vacuum is simple to maintain.
Half the time it works, the other half it dont. Basically when hair really builds up it either cuts it, half the time, or u are pulling it off. So sorta useful.
I pre-ordered one and it seems right after i clicked submit..i saw a commercial for their S1 mach robot vacuum and was like wtf??! . They were busy marketing this as their flagship but then this other robot is supposed to be a worlds first?? I don't get it.. is it just a marketing thing or is the S1 that epic?? The mach lines seems tonbe more about esthetics too..
The catch is it is Eufy that belongs to Anker. The same Eufy that has cameras uploaded users footage online unencrypted even though they advertised to not upload anything online, even after everyone found out they still double, triple down on lying and after huge backlash gave out a half-ass sorry statement. That Eufy.
Yeah that doesn’t inspire confidence when this vacuum has a camera on it. Might have to set up some kind of internal firewall so it can’t phone home after getting it set up
Incredibly valid points. Just for that single reason, people shouldn’t support Eufy; but we all know the general public still believes the old “if I have nothing to hide, I don’t need to worry” arguement.
@@Moefongoh and @ducnguyen-in8jy I’m not being snarky at all and genuinely curious what makes this situation so dangerous? Like them denying/hiding it absolutely makes their intentions seem nefarious and for that reason alone i won’t support them bc that’s creepy, but I wonder that the intentions are?
Unless the footage is actually attached to my address in some way, I can't say that I care. I don't walk around naked in front of my vacuum. And nothing I do is that interesting
We have had our Eufy for almost a year! We have the dust collector attachment. Our main floor is laminate floors with a few area rugs. We have two cats and a dog. We run the vacuum once or twice a week. We will also use our Shark vacuum to clean furniture and the area rugs, one which is a thick heavy shag rug. With the Eufy, it is essential to clean the brush underneath the machine, which is easy. Simple maintenance by dusting the exterior cover, checking the dust bin, and looking for hair in the wheels, keeps it running good. Every once in awhile, it will complete its cleaning and we will see bits of debris it failed to collect. I would say it gets well over 95% of the debris. The one negative is the air exhaust which blows straight back across the floor rather than up. We will see clumps of pet hair blown by the exhaust into an area just cleaned. Engineers should have figured this out before marketing the product. We also move all small furniture items, plants, and put chairs from our dining table up so it can navigate better. Every once in awhile, when the battery runs low, it needs to dock for a recharge. Sometimes it goes directly to the docking station, and other times it takes longer. To do our main floor, it needs to recharge. We will close the doors to rooms that we do not use so it does not waste time cleaning areas that are not in need of vacuuming. Every so often it will get wedged between the bottom of our sofa that is on a rug. When that happens, Eufy either frees itself or it turns off. Overall we are pleased with the product. Having the dust collection tower is a must. Otherwise I can see how people would forget to empty the dust bin.
Would be curious to know how you think Eufy x10 compares to the Roborock Q Revo. I remember in your video for Eufy x9 you felt like the Roborock Q Revo was still the better option and curious if you feel the same in this situation when it comes to the Eufy x10
My issue with this robot is the object detection is fairly good, but not quite as good as advertised. For example i have internet cables running along doorways, it never detects the cable, will driver over it, and the cable pulls the mops off. Also i have a rug by the front door, it catches all the leafs from fall, or dirt ect. Its just a simple black rug, very thin, it has a very hard time getting that rug clean...like its worthless for that.
Can you please include height of the robovacs in your reviews? A lot of these newer ones seem to be getting taller and taller, so they no longer fit under furniture. What is the point of a robovac that cannot clean under objects that a regular vacuum can?
Did you update your mid level robo vacuum with this? Should this be on the rank given the positive review? I am shooing for a mid range vacuum and wondering if this is the best one or the ones on ur list. Thanks.
I am curious when will reviews for Q revo maxV and pro come. They are comming to eu right now and I am interestes. Also, self refiling and flushing dock with automatic cleaner dosage are nice to have but I am worried for tap water ruining something
Good video, as always. What is your current opinion of the Migo Ascender and all of it's features? Does it sound realistic to you? It's still a kickstarter so there are risks to it, but still wanted to hear your opinion about it.
We are excited to see it and try it. There is tech out now that seemed implausible just five years ago even, so we definitely enjoy having an optimistic "wait and see" attitude.
Hi, thanks for the review. Question - can the robot be taken to different floors without having to move the base station? What happens when it needs to empty/refill? Thanks
Thanks for getting back. When it needs to empty/recharge is there any kind of notification (in the app?) to let you know? Also in your tests how long roughly did the robot run for when on full suction and full mopping without needing to return to the base station? Thanks again ! 🙂
Had it for a few weeks with 2 long hair girls in the house. Only had to pull it out a couple times. First one was during first week when it was catching up to not having robot for months. Not perfect but it does keep it in pretty good shape.
I’ve only had mine for 1.5 days, I hadn’t vacuumed or swept in a few days (life got crazy) so there was some tangled hair but it kept going. There are 4 long haired girls including me, we live on a farm, so there is hay leaves everywhere! lol I have a chihuahua, 2 heelers, a husky and a toy Australian shepherd in the house plus 3 inside/outside cats and a pet bird. It kept giving me the clog warning but it still did a great job. The only complaint I have is the streaks from moping, I would love to hear some tricks. I’m just using water.
I got my x10 early so have had plenty of testing. The hair detangling works ok. We have 4 dogs so I clean out the brush weekly. I did purchase the new all rubber brush as we don’t have much carpet and hope that will help. I will say even though the hair gets tangled it still works. I highly recommend the x10 if you get it on sale.
Is the edge-hugging option only available in mopping mode or can it also do that twist manoeuvre when vacuuming carpets? I ask because I schedule my robot vacuum (currently an Ecovacs T8 AIVI) to clean certain rooms every day and on those rooms I find that the initial edge clean repeated every single day with the robot following the same path to hug the walls means that I get tram line patterns on the outside edges of the carpets where the wheels are as the robot hugs the walls and "crop circle" patterns in each corner when it does it's 90 degree turns. I'm thinking that with the not perfectly round shape of the X10 pro that might solve the "crop circle" issue since it presumably backs out of a corner just a bit to turn rather than spinning perfectly around its centre and for the tram lines if it is possible to set it to wall-hug I very much doubt that it would do its twists in exactly the same places every day where even 1 or 2 cm ov variance from day to day might smear out any tram lines and make them less visible. The issue is something that I've learned to live with, I just ignore the patterns around the edges of my carpets, but it would be nice if they didn't happen at all.
So the mapping software which you lauded highly for the Eufy X9 is significantly superior to that of the X10 which you feel is done poorly? Also, the AI.See object recognition is oversensitive on the Eufy X10 but not with the Eufy X9? You didn't report any such issue with the Eufy X9. One of the reasons I felt you were doing a great job is I thought your tests were consistent over different robots, but for several things I noted in this video, I'm now not so sure. So please explain these apparent discrepancies between these Eufy reviews to redeem my faith in your evaluations.
Our Eufy cameras were…okay. Some worked decent, half were useless as a “smart” camera. When we complained about the obviously defective camera we got the standard “have you tried” response…twice. The app works but it is slow and clunky to use. Not terrible, but very time consuming to delete footage. In Eufy’s defense, big brother is controlling the affordable security camera market. Companies like Ring are subsidized by the surveillance state. In deed, “keep an eye on the reviews.” Excellent advice.
shame about the app. Same issue with Ecovacs in my experience. Solid hardware. unpolished software. Def glad to see competition at a cheaper price point though.
Mine is realmi robot vacuum much worst with software. Sometimes it will go vacuum same place. I got it cheap though and realmi no longer produce a better version. So sparepart is hard to find
one has to be completely clueless to buy any Eufy product equipped with a camera in 2024, after they lied to their customers about their home cameras security, and only "came clean" a year ago
I do not know if the video suggested this but if you don't wipe the camera or sensors before use every time, it has a high probability to get lost, and not even be able to navigate home or clean the house properly, also it has no built on light, so in dark areaas it has decreased vision and cleaning, it needs wiper for the sensors and camera and a built on light for dark places to even be sufficient. This is overpriced without those two features.
Even though they claim we aren't looking at the camera feed, you know they (or hackers) are/can looking at the camera feed. For that reason I'll only put LIDAR vacuums in my house.
@@StealtherIt is misplaced. iOS and Maco OS are some of the most privacy abusive OSes with the least amount of user control for the mandatory reporting and telematics iPhone sends to Apple every 8 minutes. Children's apps ping Apple location services constantly - something not allowed on other platforms, etc.
Thanks for the heads up, I had no idea. Is there anyway to turn off the camera? Even duct tape on the screen? I can't afford those super expensive ones, if this would work while camera is disabled in some way, I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance for your help, MaryAnne
If you look at the picture quality there isn’t much to worry about imo. Kinda like a fish eye view, only thing that is clear is the item in front of it that it captures.
So has ring, Apple doesn’t give your data full privacy in the cloud either unless you configure it fully, etc. unless you’re super important or think someone’s going to scope out your house or really wants to see you prance around in your undies then you’re probably fine. If you want more piece of mind put it on a separate iot network.
I have been using eufy vacuum and security products for long time and was very impressed by the results of their products. I was thrilled about this X10 Omni and bought 2 of these. But unfortunately after using few days I realized this is the biggest failure of eufy by far. My old eufy 11s Max would pick up more dirt than this one. This is a disaster in terms of cleaning corners, their map is full of glitches and they don’t care to fix it. After every clean it will leave significant amount of dirts ( specially on the wood floor) and I would use my old 11s Max to pick them up. I came to a conclusion that it’s not 8000 PA or it has serious designing problems when it comes to picking up dirts. My 2000PA Eufy 11s Max has more suction power than this so called 8000 PA. I am very disappointed.
I appreciate very much your comments. I’ve had a suspicion on many of the things you just confirmed I think the L 60 which has 5000 PA is very powerful and I think when they make the claim 8000 PA I think they’re just making it up. You’ve just confirmed that for me.
Eufy, the brand, lying about their wifi cameras encryption and anybody being able to view those videos online. Makes this, even at half price, not a great option for me personally.
