Yes it’s definitely a great robot, however it may not be the best for other people with a lot of carpet in their house, as its carpet vacuuming isn’t that great
@@skillz2tthemaxx157 yeah that was definitely a smart choice, but to anyone who does have some carpet, it’s not terrible at vacuuming them, it’s just not great with embedded debris
Where is the clean water tank on robot? I understand a large clean water tank at the base station but there needs to be one on robot while cleaning. Right?
If your carpet is average low pile carpet it will be ok. it lifts 12mm or ..47". If you have taller carpet, I would set it up to do the carpets first, and then mopping afterward.
They should ditch one of the side brushes so it wont make a mess with liquid spills, I guess if the camera based AI is good enough they can program it to avoid the side with the brush and mop it such that spills wont make a mess.
I have a s8 maxv and x40 from dreame. Dreame is half the price in Chinese market, so eufy pricing is a lot more competitive. Will be going Eufy in a few years if they keep it up.
Could someone please conduct the following test: Is it feasible to relocate the station between different floors? I'm interested in using the base station on both levels so that the Eufy can clean the brush as needed. However, is this a viable option?
I have a multi floor house. I leave the unit on one floor. You can tell it which floor map to use and it will wash the mop before it starts. Then move the robot to the floor you’re cleaning. You can specify how many square feet you want it to clean before it washes the mop. I set it to do the whole floor. You could move the base unit, but it’s a bit heavy.
Sorry about your kitty! I can't say for sure that it would recognize those spots, but the navigation is quite good and the mop is pretty good. It's definitely not perfect though, and no robot is. For your specific situation feel free to DM me on Tiktok @ vacuumnerds and I'll be happy to chat with you
I don’t think you’d want any powered mop to clean that up. Robotic, stick, or anything that could spread feces around without an immediate thorough clean. not to mention needing to clean the mop after that. Those kinds of messes should be cleaned up by hand.
If you have only hard surfaces you can have a mopping robot do a lot of the work for you. However, it won't vacuum furniture or get into some places. There's no robot that will clean a carpet like a proper vacuum
Definitely not the first, I have my XWOW R2 for 2 years now. It works amazing and no issues. Super quiet especially when it is on 'mop only' mode, great to use at night when sleeping. Has Lidar and continuously cleans the roller, nothing was on the market. All the others robot mops were glorified Swiffer wet pads. Bought my XWOW for $300 when it was on sale, fraction of what Eufy is pricing there's at $1500.
I have toddlers and I must ask because I have a wet dry vac mop roller… anyways will this thing pick up noodles and stuff thrown on the ground? My mopping vacuum that I have now will pick up noodles and just about anything else. Also, does the vacuum roller suck up wet stuff or does it know not to do that and ruin the vacuum system?
I don't think any robot vacuum will do very well with wet noodles. I have not tested it, but a robot just does not have the storage capacity or the sensors to recognize something like noodles.
helloo sir . i want to know which vacuum is good for long run( LIFESPAN) inbetween stick cordless vacuum & corded canister vacuum for daily usage two times in a day.
Hi there! I just returned my Dreame x40 because I felt it didn't always catch dried stains. Overall it was a good unit but I need something that has more powerful mopping capability, I am not as concerned with carpet (the Dreame has better suction than the Eufy but mopping is more important to me). Would you say that the mopping capability is better with the Eufy S1 Pro vs Dreame x40? Oh and the obstacle avoidance of the Dreame X40 wasn't flawless, it got tangled up in things occasionally (cat toys specifically) and every so often got caught in tight spaces and needed to be retrieved. Did you experience any of these issues with the Dreame X40? If you have any other observations pros/cons of the Eufy over the Dreame worth mentioning would love to hear them as well. Oh one other thing, i followed your link for the $200 off but it isnt giving it to me. Just takes me to the Eufy standard purchase page. Is there a discount code you can provide that you can input into that promo field at checkout? Thanks and sorry for the long comment! ;)
I see you’re pouring liquid in front of the robot. Since this robot is always vacuuming and the rollers and vacuuming are the first things to go over this liquid.. can you show us the state of the rollers and bin after it’s gone over liquid? I’ll wait
There isn't enough suction to pull a lot of liquid directly into the opening. However, the onboard tank and overall design have been developed with liquid in mind. There is a dirty water tank on board to capture excess liquids. It's there for this purpose. I showed it in one of the videos I've made on the S1. FYI - I can't post a video reply here. This isn't Tiktok.
Yes, only thing this has reversed Osmos water built-in. Free of discharge of disinfectant water. Cons You must buy their robot 🤖 product solely. You can't use other floor cleaner robot So pick one
I made it clear within the few few seconds and there's a notification on screen as well. That said, I've been using the S1 Pro as my home robot for about 3 months now without any issue. I think it's a very good product especially for the money.
this is exactly why i bought this robot instead of the competitors
Are you still satisfied with it? I am considering swapping out my Roborock S8 Max ultra because of the superior cleaning with the roller mop.
Yes it’s definitely a great robot, however it may not be the best for other people with a lot of carpet in their house, as its carpet vacuuming isn’t that great
@@tylerrosa1201 You are absolutely correct the main reason i got this vacuum is because my home is hardwood floors.
@@skillz2tthemaxx157 yeah that was definitely a smart choice, but to anyone who does have some carpet, it’s not terrible at vacuuming them, it’s just not great with embedded debris
Where is the clean water tank on robot? I understand a large clean water tank at the base station but there needs to be one on robot while cleaning. Right?
It's inside the robot. It's not user accessible. The dirty water tank is though.
Great review! The eufy S1 Pro seems like a top choice for 2024 with its strong suction and efficient mopping. Definitely considering it!
I think it's very solid. I've lived with it for several months and the mopping capabilities are excellent.
Hi! Do you absolutely have to use the cleaning solution? Is there an option of cleaning with just water if you’d like to? Thanks
You can just use water
What about a mix of carpet and hardwood. Does the mop roller lift to avoid dragging a wet roller over the carpet.
If your carpet is average low pile carpet it will be ok. it lifts 12mm or ..47". If you have taller carpet, I would set it up to do the carpets first, and then mopping afterward.
They should ditch one of the side brushes so it wont make a mess with liquid spills, I guess if the camera based AI is good enough they can program it to avoid the side with the brush and mop it such that spills wont make a mess.
They can update the firmware to make changes like that.
@@vacuumnerds Yep, I guess the side brushes are interchangeable so one of them can be removed by the users.
I have a s8 maxv and x40 from dreame.
Dreame is half the price in Chinese market, so eufy pricing is a lot more competitive. Will be going Eufy in a few years if they keep it up.
Intersting price difference!
@@vacuumnerds "Half" the price and with 200usd shipping and 400usd tax so no not really half the price like they saying :D
Wow!!! This is so awesome! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
It’s a pretty impressive robot 🤖!
Could someone please conduct the following test: Is it feasible to relocate the station between different floors? I'm interested in using the base station on both levels so that the Eufy can clean the brush as needed. However, is this a viable option?
I have a multi floor house. I leave the unit on one floor. You can tell it which floor map to use and it will wash the mop before it starts. Then move the robot to the floor you’re cleaning. You can specify how many square feet you want it to clean before it washes the mop. I set it to do the whole floor. You could move the base unit, but it’s a bit heavy.
@@vacuumnerds thanks for your help!
I have a kitty with lymphoma that just drips diarrhea around the house, do you think the eufy would be able to recognize those and properly clean it?
Sorry about your kitty! I can't say for sure that it would recognize those spots, but the navigation is quite good and the mop is pretty good. It's definitely not perfect though, and no robot is. For your specific situation feel free to DM me on Tiktok @ vacuumnerds and I'll be happy to chat with you
I don’t think you’d want any powered mop to clean that up. Robotic, stick, or anything that could spread feces around without an immediate thorough clean. not to mention needing to clean the mop after that. Those kinds of messes should be cleaned up by hand.
OMG another 10/10 video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Do you need a vacuum robot or a vacuum at all and also a mopping robot?
Or does the mopping robot can do it all?
If you have only hard surfaces you can have a mopping robot do a lot of the work for you. However, it won't vacuum furniture or get into some places. There's no robot that will clean a carpet like a proper vacuum
it looks kinda like 2010s but when you look closer its
pretty new
It was released today!
wow
@@Lloggz I think the design is a little retro-future
@@vacuumnerds we got our kick starter a month ago. Love it!
Awesome! I've been using mine daily since I got it. I've been enjoying it.
Definitely not the first, I have my XWOW R2 for 2 years now. It works amazing and no issues. Super quiet especially when it is on 'mop only' mode, great to use at night when sleeping. Has Lidar and continuously cleans the roller, nothing was on the market. All the others robot mops were glorified Swiffer wet pads. Bought my XWOW for $300 when it was on sale, fraction of what Eufy is pricing there's at $1500.
I have toddlers and I must ask because I have a wet dry vac mop roller… anyways will this thing pick up noodles and stuff thrown on the ground? My mopping vacuum that I have now will pick up noodles and just about anything else. Also, does the vacuum roller suck up wet stuff or does it know not to do that and ruin the vacuum system?
I don't think any robot vacuum will do very well with wet noodles. I have not tested it, but a robot just does not have the storage capacity or the sensors to recognize something like noodles.
@@vacuumnerds I hope for one day that these robot vacuums will have the same capabilities as the wet and dry mop vacuums that are popular these days
Do you think all these parts could break or wear down quickly?
I have no way of evaluating long term reliability. However eufy is owned by Anker and their products are very high quality in my experience.
@vacuumnerds thank you!
@@vacuumnerdsnot true, eufy camera suck
I have a eufy S11 basic robot for years now and still going strong
helloo sir . i want to know which vacuum is good for long run( LIFESPAN) inbetween stick cordless vacuum & corded canister vacuum for daily usage two times in a day.
I would recommend a canister because you don’t have to keep replacing batteries and you don’t have to take care of a lot of stuff
I agree. Get a corded canister vacuum like the Kenmore 600 or 400 series geni.us/9dwvgo
$1499??! Yikes! Love the features, but looks like I’ll be waiting a few years.
Hi there! I just returned my Dreame x40 because I felt it didn't always catch dried stains. Overall it was a good unit but I need something that has more powerful mopping capability, I am not as concerned with carpet (the Dreame has better suction than the Eufy but mopping is more important to me).
Would you say that the mopping capability is better with the Eufy S1 Pro vs Dreame x40?
Oh and the obstacle avoidance of the Dreame X40 wasn't flawless, it got tangled up in things occasionally (cat toys specifically) and every so often got caught in tight spaces and needed to be retrieved. Did you experience any of these issues with the Dreame X40? If you have any other observations pros/cons of the Eufy over the Dreame worth mentioning would love to hear them as well.
Oh one other thing, i followed your link for the $200 off but it isnt giving it to me. Just takes me to the Eufy standard purchase page. Is there a discount code you can provide that you can input into that promo field at checkout?
Thanks and sorry for the long comment! ;)
I think the eufy S1 is better at mopping than the Dreame X40
I see you’re pouring liquid in front of the robot. Since this robot is always vacuuming and the rollers and vacuuming are the first things to go over this liquid.. can you show us the state of the rollers and bin after it’s gone over liquid? I’ll wait
There isn't enough suction to pull a lot of liquid directly into the opening. However, the onboard tank and overall design have been developed with liquid in mind. There is a dirty water tank on board to capture excess liquids. It's there for this purpose. I showed it in one of the videos I've made on the S1. FYI - I can't post a video reply here. This isn't Tiktok.
Does it go under furniture?
Yes it does. It's 3.5" tall.
@vacuumnerds thank you! That will work!!
do you have any dirt devil vacs
just asking
Yes
what kind
You should get a vacuum from temu or wish
I’ve ordered the cheapest vacuum on the internet! Stay tuned!
What about TILE floors? Those deep groves!
Unfortunately, I have no easy way to test that. It should be no better or worse than any other mopping robot.
Kitty stealing the cereal. 😂
He LOVES cereal for some reason. I don't get it! I think he likes the crunch.
Awwe
$1,500???!!! Is there something even somewhat comparable in a $500 price range?
eufy X10 is about $800. Comparable for $500? Not really. At this price point you're looking at a relatively basic robot.
Remember when flat tvs came out they were $5,000 give it ten years they will be $500 but the new one would do your steps prob rake the leaves too
@@jurycould4275 the Amazon reviews on the xiamo are not great
S10+, but only when it's on sale. Picked one up for about 700 and has a roller mop as well👍
10K likes? Seems unlikely. Wouldn't advise cleaning up wet spills with any robot vacuum.
eufy is runing ads on this video, hence all the likes. I agree, I clean up bigger spills with a sponge, but I did it to demo the mopping capabilities.
Why? Please explain
The Switchbot S10 seems better to me. Does everything this does but can be plumbed directly into mains water.
I'll have a review of the S10 in the next couple weeks.
Yes, only thing this has reversed Osmos water built-in. Free of discharge of disinfectant water.
Cons
You must buy their robot 🤖 product solely. You can't use other floor cleaner robot
So pick one
Why call it a review/top mopping robot when the video was sponsored by the manufacturer? They're paying you to make a promotional video.
I made it clear within the few few seconds and there's a notification on screen as well. That said, I've been using the S1 Pro as my home robot for about 3 months now without any issue. I think it's a very good product especially for the money.
Yeah it cost $1 million dollars to. Why don't you tell us what is the cheapest mop only bot we can get for contrast. Not all of us are rich like you.
Why do you have two piles of turd on your floor ??? I like this video but stopped watching it after the turd showed up a few times...
They're fake, but a real problem for a lot of young pet owners.