eufy X10 Pro Omni Review: The Robot Vacuum That Cleans Itself

The eufy X10 Pro Omni is a robot vacuum that aims to make floor cleaning as hands-off as possible. It combines a vacuum and mop with features like self-emptying and self-refilling, which seemed interesting, so I decided to put it to the test.

After using it for a couple of weeks, I can say it’s pretty solid in terms of cleaning capabilities. The suction power is notably strong and it does a decent job on both carpets and hard floors. But there's more to it than just suction power, and I'll cover that in detail below.

Compared to other robotic vacuums I’ve tried, the X10 Pro stands out with its self-maintenance features. It's quite convenient to have a machine that takes care of its own cleaning to some extent, although it’s not perfect.

In this review, I’ll go through different aspects of the X10 Pro Omni, including its design, performance, and overall value, to help you decide if it’s the right choice for your home.

When it comes to the cost, the eufy X10 Pro Omni sits in the higher price bracket compared to many other robot vacuums. Its features like self-emptying, self-refilling, and auto mop drying add to its appeal, but these also contribute to its price.

If you’re looking for a device that requires minimal maintenance and offers a hands-off cleaning experience, this model is worth considering. The convenience factor is high, and it performs well in basic cleaning tasks. However, if you’re on a tight budget, there are other vacuums that clean just as well but without the automatic features.

In practice, the X10 Pro Omni is best suited for those who prioritize convenience over cost savings. If you’re keen on a device that handles most of its upkeep, this could be a good investment. However, if you’re okay with handling some of the maintenance yourself, you might find better deals elsewhere.

Overall, it’s a good value if the self-maintaining features align with your needs and you’re willing to pay a premium for convenience.

The X10 Pro Omni has a runtime of about 3 hours, which is quite sufficient for covering large areas in one cleaning session. In my experience, it managed to clean my 1,500 sq ft home without needing a recharge, which is impressive.

The charging station doubles as its self-emptying and mop-washing unit. It takes a few hours to fully charge from empty, which is pretty standard for robotic vacuums of this caliber. The auto return to the station is seamless, and it docks without any major hiccups.

One downside I noticed is that the charging station takes up a bit more space than typical, due to its multifunctional design. So, you’ll need to ensure you have enough room for it to sit comfortably in your home.

Overall, the battery performance is solid, matching what you’d expect from a high-end robot vacuum. Just make sure you have a dedicated space for the station to operate efficiently.

The main selling point of the eufy X10 Pro Omni is its cleaning performance, and it largely delivers on that front. It boasts a powerful 8,000 Pa suction, which is more than adequate for removing debris from both carpets and hard floors. During my testing, I found that it picks up pet hair and small particles with ease, requiring just one pass in most cases.

One feature that caught my attention is the mop function with dual mops that lift automatically when a carpet is detected. This prevents your carpets from getting unnecessarily wet, a thoughtful addition for mixed-floor homes. The mops spin at 180 rotations per minute, which is decent for removing surface stains.

Another highlight is the AI obstacle avoidance. It accurately identifies and avoids over 100 different objects, which means fewer chances of it getting stuck on wires or small toys. You can also use the app to set no-go zones, which is handy for restricting it from certain areas.

Overall, the X10 Pro Omni is effective in daily cleaning tasks. However, it's not entirely flawless. It occasionally struggled with larger debris, and the obstacle avoidance, while good, is not foolproof. But for regular upkeep, it’s reliable.