Thanks for the review Jamie I like how yours are transparent and aren't like the other sponsorship reviews that say this robot is the best in the world feels like an ad rather than oh here's what you should honestly know compared to the competition before you buy. You never hear people say the negatives about something they do a sponsorship before it's not right and it's not an honest review. I think I'll be skipping this robot you get what you pay for and while all robots have some downside to them I still think if you're on a budget this is a pretty good value. Although I think if other vacs have the same features but do them better I'll spend the extra money.
Those other review channels really get on my nerves. They are nothing more than marketing videos. How can any product not have a drawback or flaw? I exist to be different and make a real difference. Thanks for stopping by!
@jamie.andrews always man I watch all your videos I bought the dreame l20 ultra based on your recommendation and I love how it performs in my home. For some reason one of the wheels started getting jammed and I notice the robot started getting stuck and then jerking back it didn't do that before still gets the cleaning job done but I am going to try and claim the warranty on it and see if they'll fix it. I still love it despite that it does a great job in my home. Keep doing what you do. It's nice to have a real Channel to watch and go to when deciding what robot vacuum to buy.
@@seanl8930 Really appreciate that! Sorry to hear about the L20 trouble. Is it possible something is wrapped around the wheel? Does it happen on carpet and hard floors?
@jamie.andrews I could not see anything on the wheel that would prevent it I tried moving the wheel back and fourth and nothing feels resistant on it thats unusual I tried cleaning off any dirty and stuff on it it just seems to happen in the same areas in certain rooms but when it does its zig zag cleaning back and forth it shows no trouble at all I did notice maybe one of the wheels is loose because I notice a little vibration as it drives on the left wheel
I ordered mine for 600$ with the early coupon, been tracking robot vacuums now this really is one of the best value robots for the price and feature set
@@jamie.andrewsI ended up receiving it a week ago. So far I love it, it works great haven’t had many issues obstacle avoidance wise it generally works well. Has got caught on 1 cord under my dark bed before and on a small cat feather toy. I have seen it avoid a single LEGO on the ground which was very impressive considering how small and on a rug it was. Overall great value imo
You can buy an all rubber roller to switch out the brush and it comes with a piece that replaces the detangling comb… I’d love if you reviewed this again with the rubber only roller kit…
Nice! First honest review I’m seeing on YT! What’s your fav pick for ai obstacle avoidance robovac under 800$ right now? How does it compare to Dreame 10s ultra? Thank you!!
Thanks! This and the Dreame L10s Ultra are the 2 that come to mind as having the best obstacle avoidance at this price point. Ecovacs has fairly good object avoidance, but not this good.
Hi Jamie, thank you for your review. In the UK we are eagerly awaiting US reviews prior to pre ordering. At 3:19 you have done vacuum tests on carpets. Was this test based on first pass of the vacuum only? Generally speaking how does it perform vacuuming on deep clean mode and with 2-3 passes of the same room? Thank you
Yes on my vacuum tests the vacuums get one pass only. Performance will improve using deep clean and it will make tighter overlapping passes. Drawback is that the battery life will be worse if you always run it in deep clean mode. I saw about 10% improvement in vacuum testing when switching to deep cleaning mode. Better, but still not great.
@jamie.andrews thank you Jamie. For the purpose of testing I understand that you are making it a fair test. From my point of view, I just need to know whether the vacuum "does the job" or not. So if I send it on deep clean, to do the same room twice or even three times will this vacuum get the job done eventually? Thank you
@@dp20102 Yes the more you run it the better the outcome which is what I always do when mopping, not so much with vacuuming though. If you have deep carpets you may want to use an upright vaccum more often to get deep cleaning, but you should do that with any robot vacuum.
Having spent hours (and hours and hours) over the last couple of days going round in circles looking at reviews of various all-in-one vacuum/mop/omni-base units (various RoboRock, Ecovacs and Dreame models) I’m now back to thinking that the Eufy X10 might well be the way for me to go without breaking the bank. I also have a renewed admiration for your reviews having suffered so many shallow read-the-specs reviews on various vacuums from other reviewers so I’m rewatching it. I wish I could give you more than one like. On the slightly disappointing vacuum performance, from watching your tests I’m wondering if that might be something that Eufy could improve in software. Watching it do its parallel tracks it looked to me as if they only just met at the edges of each pass. I’m wondering if tightening the spacing by even a couple of cm (or an inch for a nice round USA-friendly measurement) might improve the performance on those pickup tests. It’s not a deal breaker for me since I schedule a clean every day and am of the opinion that OK and often, easy to do with an fully automatic cleaner, is likely after the first few days to be better than doing a thorough manual clean once a week with a powerful manual vacuum - and a lot less effort - but better is always errr ….. better.
@@jamie.andrews Thanks. “Improved some” so still not particularly impressive vs other bots you’ve tested? I see that although it’s listed as out of stock Eufy does seem to be selling a fully rubber roller for the X10 as an aftermarket option. Maybe worth experimenting with at some point? Just out of interest because as I mentioned it’s not a show-stopper for me. If I’m doing a whole-house cleaning run every day of the week I’m sure anything at the 85% or above level will keep my floors clear of day to day dust and smaller debris.
@@julianfp1952 I am trying to confirm if they plan to sell them and if so send me one to test. Improvement is still not great. 87% for rice test. Most score 90% or better.
Best review! I went ahead and ordered one and also got on the notify list for the rubber brush. I'm so hoping the rubber brush will allow the vacuum to utilize it's full 8000 Pa. 🤞🏻
It totally depends on the needs of the customer as each has it's pros and cons. For instance the Eufy has better object avoidance, but the Qrevo has a better performance with mopping.
Jamie, I have preordered this one, but also could preorder the x30. If we were to take away the price difference, would you be 100% sold on the x30? Due to the way my house is situated, I think the x10 would likely do the job, but my OCD requires me to buy the best product I can. Note that I currently own a S8 Pro Ultra but am not a fan of the vibration scrubbing it does on my tile. I think the rotating mops work a lot better for that surface.
The X30 is much better than the X10 in almost every way, but it also cost twice as much. If you want the best get the X30, otherwise I suspect for a person on a budget the X10 Pro will be just fine for a vast majority of people.
I’m currently choosing between Eufy 10x pro Omni and Ecovacs X2 Omni Pro. Which one would you recommend? Or which one has a better value for the price? Thank you!
The vid I’ve been waiting for haha! Got one ordered and hoping it can replace my old S9. Would you say this is a better unit overall than the dreame L10s? I wish we knew more about the long term reliability of the eufy and dreame
@@jamie.andrews that would be so helpful!! I’m honestly pretty disappointed in the results from the cleaning test for the eufy - especially based on how much they’re advertising the suction power and brush detangle
Great review. I have all hard floors, no carpet so I've been thinking about getting a robot that automatically cleans the pads, I might even get more than one for my collection. I've ruled out the Ecovacs X2 at this point since the navigation still has some issues. I'm thinking of getting this one, or maybe the Roborock Q Revo, the Deebot T20 Omni, or maybe the Dreametech X30 once it's available. Every review I've seen on the Dreametech X30 has said it's really good. I do think if Irobot does not come out with something major soon, they will be done, they have already fallen so far behind the competition, unless they think that people will still buy them because of the Roomba brand name but that's not a good reason to buy something.
I just ordered one from Amazon on Black Friday for $549.99 as a Christmas gift for my Mom. One thing to note is eufy now sells a rubber only brush on their website for I think $19.99, which I might get if the brushes get tangled a lot.
Great review. After watching this, I'm no longer considering this because of the vacuuming performance. Eufy released another new one called L60 hybrid which actually cleans better. It auto empties with a mop attachment.
Thank you for your review. I would be interested to hear how this navigates under low furniture as this model is much taller than all machines on the market. My sofa is 4.5” of the floor. Will the LiDAR prevent it from entering under this space? Also, with other robots I had issues where they would not clean under my kitchen cupboards. I suspect this was due to the lasers from the LiDAR system bouncing of the shiny stainless stell kitchen cabinet legs and causing the robot to leave the area as it identified this as an obstacle.
How is this compared to Roborock Q Revo for the same price point ? I have Eufy X8 and it does hit a lot during cleaning and has mapping issues. I never had that problems with Roborocks. But Eufy’s suction power is very good compared to Roborock. My carpets clean better with Eufy compared to Roborock S7Max V. I want a cheaper alternative for my second floor. I use Roborock for ground floor currently.
Thanks! I was hoping for a first good review of the robot. Finally you uploaded it :) Based on the hinge comment, does the bin feel flappy for you? It looks like lot of the suction power is going into the not so well sealed dust-bin.
@andrews I really wonder where the suction power is going off to some air-leaks and if it is improvable by sealing the bin better. Usually everything inside the machine should be enclosed. Another point of suction leak could be the two docking-openers on the back, which the base uses to empty the bin. Do you feel any suction behind the device while its vacuuming? Either the 8000 pa ain't true or there is a flaw somewhere inside.
@@akeshake5230 I'll take a closer look today and if I find anything I'll report back. It could also be the brush roller design or it could be the brush roller is not dropping low enough to properly sweep.
Thank you very much for this review. As a pet owner (3 rough coated dogs) I found it extremely helpful. Was thinking about ordering this robot, but after I‘ve seen the hair in the bristles I‘m afraid it wldnt make sense. I own a eufy vacuum robot with similar bristles and need to clean the bristles every single time. If there‘s already hair tangled in there in your petless home I dont see it working in my household. Really sad - I had high hopes in that detangling tool. Thanks for saving me from wasting 600€!
Super review. We have quite a few Eufy cameras and devices in our home and we are very pleased with them. Is the Eufy vacuum app compatible with the other devices or vice versa? Or are the apps separate?
No. For this you have to download the Eufy Clean app. I wish they had one app for all eufy products, but the downside is updates get complicated since it can affect so many different products.
@@sgs4538 Oh sorry I read that wrong. That is tough. The S8 Pro Ultra cleans way better but object avoidance is not as good. Depends on one's major needs.
@@jamie.andrews Looking at your earlier review of L10s, it seems better in terms of vacuuming. I considered buying one of each for my floors but then buying a single brand is better in terms of consumables.
Thanks for putting together such a detail and honest review. If I ask you what would be your top pick for a robo vacuum for hardwood floors oak wood with few rugs around mainly focused on best mopping ability not leaving the floor sticky, ability to refill cleaning solution and auto empty.
@@jamie.andrews is there a multiple map option available the reason I ask is because I have 2 story house. I wonder if there is an option like that and does it require to shift the dock upstairs or only the robot.
Hi Jamie, thank you for your review. I have a $1000 budget. I have a multi floor and multilateral house (parquet + stone), I have to choose from x10 omni, L10S pro heat and S7 max. What is you favorite?
They all have their own drawbacks and each has better abilitys than others. Do you want goo object avoidance? If so look past the S7 Max. Do you want detergent injection? If so the L10s Ultra is the only one with it. If you have pets you may want to skip the X10 due to the brush roller.
Thank you for such thorough videos! The L10S Ultra and X10 Pro Omni are now available at the same price, what would your choice be? On paper I think the X10 Pro Omni is slightly better, but do you see that in actual use as well?
L10s has a better brush roller and detergent injection. Not sure if those mean much. Otherwise both are good. Alsi the X10 has a dock that is easier to clean. Smaller water tanks though.
Did they fix/increase water dispensing while mopping? I'm considering this vacuum but I'm worried about removing oil layer from the wooden floors with microfiber cloths
Great review. Slightly sad to see you didn't verify the hot air drying temperature but at least good to know that the pads were completely dry after 2 hours.
@@jamie.andrewsHi Jamie. I need a robot to clean one of the floors of my apartment, that's consists of the living/dining room and kitchen. It has a big rug and hardwood floor. Kitchen is tiled. I have 2 small kids and 3 cats. Cat hair is everywhere but also Legos and small toys. I also have a lot of litter sand around. I need something that vacuums and mops, with good object detection in a compact case. Boxes like the one of the Roomba J9 are a no-no. Way too big.
Hi I noticed you decided to swap the roller brush out with an all rubber one purchased from eufy, did this make any difference to the vacuum performance? Also if you were spending $599 or $999 on a new robo vac would you buy the x10 or S1, which is the best value? Thanks
I have not had a chance to rerun my tests on the X10 with the new roller. The S1 is a great value imo at $999, but after tomorrow it will be more than twice the price of the X10. That is gonna be a hard sell for many imo.
Robots like this will not drop down in joints or grout lines in tile. This is due to the design of flat mopping pads which glide over the lines. I use a vacuum mop like the Dreame H12 Pro to clean my grout lines.
Thanks for this awesome content sir. I can't believe I missed out the early bird $200 discount for this bad boy. Hopefully @eufy will do some deals for this later.
@@jamie.andrews still on the fence. Waiting on what robovac companies will show at the MWC this year. Hopefully by then @ecovacs will fix their software issues.
Thanks Jamie for the review! Would you be able to test how many washing runs the robots are able to do before having to refill/emptying the containers on the dock? Cheers!
Each cleaning at the dock uses 200ml. That means each tank will clean the mop around 12 times before being empty. That does not take into account filling the robot with water, but that will vary based on the water setting in the robotand how much mopping vs vacuuming it will do in a home. Hope this helps.
@@jamie.andrews Or against the Dreame L10s. I have an L10s and was thinking of retiring it to the basement and having this replace it on the main floor. I was looking forward to the addition of the LED light but the lack of vacuum power gives me pause....
I just got the Q Revo and I only have 14 days to return it. I really wonder if the X10 is a better buy than the Q Revo...any chance you'll make a comparison?
I have considered it, but it won't be in the next few days. I do have a review of the Q Revo which I run through the same tests. th-cam.com/video/tMUxyhw3HKo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xBggXPbvGIhxO4zi
I've not been that impressed with my Roborock S7 Max Ultra (model without the camera) and it's mopping. Not having the obstacle avoidance is also a minus. Was considering picking up the Eufy because of the rotating mop heads and the camera. However it seemed to perform worse in all the tests. Which surprises me considering the better suction and on paper better mop. Would you suggest sticking with the Roborock over this?
Sounds like you would need to decide if having good obstacle avoidance is worth buying a new vacuum for. The S7 as a vacuum performs better and has a rubber brush roller. Roborock is also coming out with a few new models with better object avoidance. Stay tuned!
@@jamie.andrews Cat left muddy paw prints over the kitchen floor last night. S7 did a intense mop last night as part of its schedule and they're still there this morning. Was hoping the rotating brushes might have been more effective
@@xeon2k8 This is the only review I've seen so far that doesn't seem like a sponsored Eufy video. Our flooring is mostly wood effect laminate which has slight grooves in, which may have resulted in a better clean from a more fibrous spinning mop. I was under the impression the X10 Pro also had dirt detect mode so it could identify where a dirty patch was and keep going over it, whereas the S7 Max doesn't. I guess that wouldn't be covered as part of the mopping test because there isn't feature parity
@@jamie.andrews please pump out 30 of them b****es xd, genuine content on this vacuum is very very rare. How long does that awkward movement edge hugging prolong the cleaning cycle? If you have an example with and without edge hugging for certain sqm space
I just bought this unit. I love it. But you're right, the X10 vac is not as good as Roomba from years ago. I have a 7 year old dual rubber roller Roomba (960) that excels at vacuuming. It leaves my floors almost appearing 'polished.' As soon as I saw this Eufy I was excited about its dual capability, but surprised and disappointed to fin they're still using a roller with brush/bristles. I'll keep my Roomba on 'standby,' running it once a week, to help keep the floors looking polished.
Jamie, how does this vacuum handle oriental rugs with tassels? My iRobots get tangled and stuck. I agree with you that the brush/silicone roller is inferior for pet owners. Have you tested the Norwal Freo Ultra. They claim zero hair tangle. Great review ! Thank you.😊
@@jamie.andrews I will love to see your review and compare the two. I will be replacing my old 600 series Roomba in 2024 and use it in my garage as it can keep that area clean. My home is three story and the 2nd story has the 800 series iRobot vacuum only. 2nd floor has bamboo 1" planks , Asian sculptured rugs and Italian ceramic tile flooring. Mopping will be important with avoidance of shoes , chords and shoes that have laces and a power recliner with a power cord that has a magnetic connector that the robot needs to avoid. Like your professional reviews and honesty.
@@jamie.andrews Have you experienced dry mopping like other users have? Also was the edge cleaning function enough to fix its issues with, well, edge cleaning :P? Thanks for the awesome videos!
@@Boombastick17 Yea the pads do not hold water very well. I think I covered it in the video, but you need to have it go back to the dock for a mop pad cleaning more often or they will dry up.
What do you think the chances are of Eufy (or a third party) releasing an all-rubber brush? Pre-ordered and now slightly concerned as a dog owner, though we have no carpet.
I have no clue, but if I had to guess I would say they won't and instead will make a switch in a newer model. I don't have dogs so your experience may vary some. If you get it please please reply back and let me know how it works with dog hair.
I keep posting this but it seems like my post gets deleted if I include a link. There is a rubber brush available for the X10 from eufy! I would post the link but seems like you have to search for yourself…
This is a great review. The small auto-empty bag, and bad hair management will make me avoid it as a dog owner, but it seems like a great robot if you don't deal with fur.
I have the eufy x10 pro and a Roborock S7, and… I really like this price-I think it’s the right price for this product category. But compared to the S7, the Eufy catches rug corners like crazy and seems to suck up less stuff. Love the Eufy dock design though :)
Jamie few other reviews mention the vacuum performance got better with changing to deep clean mode in the app.. curious if that didn’t help much either?
I did test in deep cleaning mode and it makes total sense that it would do better because it makes more overlapping passes. It picked up and extra 4 grams in deep cleaning mode on carpet. I did not include this in the video because I don't use a deep cleaning mode when testing with my other robot vacuum. Keeping things fair and as close to apples to apples as possible. Even with the extra 4 grams it is not enough to make it excellent. The Dreame X30 has 8200PA of suction and it got a perfect score.
@@jamie.andrews at least the x10 is sold there! I need to get it sent to a friend in a different country and have him ship it to me.... going through a lot of effort for this one.. but I like all the features it has with the price point. Or could you recommend a different one?
@hmed939 the only advantage on the eufy is the dock is easier to clean, that's all .On the S7 side you have Roborock reputation, much better vacuuming perf and better mopping too since if i recall correctly it cleaned much better in the dry sauce test. Also the brush is not rubber, on the S7 as least you can buy a bristles one and change it whenever you need that. I would stick with it.
@@waqasahmed939 Oh I see. I don't think it is better overall. The S7 Maxv has a better brush roller, better mopping and vacuum performance. Eufy only beats it with object avoidance and cords. If this is just for a second floor it should be fine. Other options are if you don't care about object avoidance look at the Q Revo or Dreame L10s Ultra if you do.
@@jamie.andrewsThanks! That's greatly appreciated It's a shame that despite the X10 omni applying 10 newtons of pressure, it isn't as good a mop as the Roborock machine I have then
Do you have a website white I can see your rankings for all the other robovacs you've tested? You mention "average" in your video multiple times. What average?
Excellent review! Hey how about a video showing how well it handles cat puke? Does it avoid it or does it clean it? What happens to the machine and the rest of the floors if it does go through a mess?
@@jamie.andrews You're welcome! Have you seen the EUFY S1 Pro? Check it out if you haven't. It will have integrated LIDAR (no bump on top) and real-time mop washing.
With third party rollers being available for pretty much all the main manufacturers various robots, if your willing in some cases to wait for a delivery from China, this would seem to me to be an area where some practically-minded TH-cam tinkerers could see if they could create some sort of “Frankenstein main brush” by finding some third party rubber roller of the right diameter intended for something like a Roomba or Roborock, removing it from the axle & mount that interfaces it with whatever robot it was actually designed for and finding a way to graft it onto the Eufy X10 axle and end mounts (gained by removing a Eufy brunch from its mounting hardware. It might not be easy but getting a few third party brushes to take apart would be pretty cheap and I suspect some good problem solver with a few practical skills, a decent toolset and some decent glue could probably find a way. And if you’re working with all rubber brushes length wouldn’t be an issue because an overly long rubber brush could be cut to size. Not for everyone but it would be kind of cool to see someone attempt it and then see what difference it made to vacuuming and hair tangle performance.
@@supriyasou3722 Yeah. I did discover that after I’d made my post. Another great move by Eufy. Maybe 3 to 6 months for a few firmware revisions to sort out the odd navigation issue that a few reviewers have mentioned and this is going to be the best value higher-end robot out there. I’ve already decided to get it as soon as it’s available in my country (the UK) and I doubt that I’ll be disappointed.
Isn’t Roborocks Q Revo even a better value considering it does everything cleaning related better accept object avoidance and it’s been out for a year. It’s often on sale but even with slightly higher price it doesn’t have any of the mentioned cons of this robot.
@andrews if avoidance is important for the user with this robot you are loosing in cleaning perf vacuum and mopping, in that case is better to look on Dreame not this one
I canceled my pre order after watching you're review and go for the ecovacs t20 omni for 100€ more...and still i am in doubt about this one especially the bad dry cleaning
Bad move. You should have tested it yourself and return it if you didn't like how it cleans. T20 omni is not that great and the app/software will likely frustrate you.
Interesting. Have you seen my review of the T20? th-cam.com/video/oAZfhyEIDEY/w-d-xo.html In some ways it is better and in several it is worse. Depends on your needs of course so no judgements here!
Yeah, when I tried T20 omni, it was definitely higher quality. The software takes away from the experience though. Mine had some other issues like trouble returning to the dock and questionable navigation. Also had an irritatingly loud noise when traveling on hardwood floor caused by part of the roller brush assembly dragging on the floor. Common issue. Look up 't20_weird_noise_while_travelling'
Update in the end I went for the dreame l20 ultra ... and tbh it is better then I expected, yes it is 200€ more expensive then ecovac or eufy but I am satisfied with the results...the 30 ultra is way more expensive here in Belgium
I was watching videos of the news robot ,,,,,they are doing very well in navigation for vacuuming, mopping and mapping EXCEPT Ecovacs X2 Omni - the worst of all - LoL,,,I cannot believe if Ecovacs management ever wonder why there is no one purchase their X2 Omni at all and base on the return rate!! LoL
Thank you for review, this brush con is really bad, I will skip this robot only because of that, my current robot has same brush style and it is pretty bad for long hair
To correct myself, bought this robot in the end when I saw that silicon brush will be available, recieved it today, for now I can say this is really premium product for low price
Seems like Jamie is the only one who does an honest review on Eufy. Wonder how much do other TH-camrs get paid for a 110% positive review.. Its a hard choice between Q Revo and x10. We have no pets but alot of long hair from my gf. So Eufy brush might be a deal breaker for me since it doesn't really clean itself. Any advice is appreciated 👍
Thanks. I do not take sponsorship money. How important is obstacle avoidance. If important the X10 is light years better. Otherwise the Q Revo is better in most ways. Cleaning the brush roller will need to be done weekly whicis not a huge deal a even with normal rubber rollers you will need to clean hair from around the axles. The main drawback with hair on the roller is if you don't clean it it will lower your cleaning ability.
@@jamie.andrews Thanks. Don't really care much for obstacle avoidance since we don't leave stuff on the floor and even if there is an obstacle, I'd want the robot to cover 100% of the floor. A weekly cleaning of the brush sounds reasonable. I have a cupon for Eufy which drops it to 600€ and Qrevo is hard to find in EU for that price especially a black one. Do i wait for a Qrevo offer or go with the Eufy? (One floor apartment tiles and vinyl, almost no carpet just some little rugs)
8:08 Not sure if this is the robot version of a MILF enjoyer or an Oedipus Complex. Could you tell us if it’s the same brand and if so PLEASE contact customer services IMMEDIATELY.
I just don't understand why the clean ad dirty water tanks are always about the same. You lose at least 40% of our water on the floor, so they can really make the clean water tank at least 60% of the space. Eufy's cheap models are great at vacuuming - disappointing that this one is below average.
This is a great invention, but be warned ⚠️, their customer service reps are lackluster. Apparently, they've outsourced some of their labor and it shows.
@@jamie.andrewsThat software bug completely the same like my Ecovac t9. Keep up the good work Jamie customer need notify about this kind of bugs, because most of this company will not spend resources to fix their old product software unless some backlash.
Yea they will never match the power of an upright vacuum. They are not meant to. Vacuum with a normal vacuum every so often and use these as maintenance for in between.
huge CON: Eufy itself as a company has a past of storing user data in the cloud (with their security cams) and not encrypting their data. robot with a camera? big no no
It is interesting because this robot goes out of its way to let you know that photos are not stored in the cloud. I'm not certain, but you can access photos in the app and those are stored somewhere. After a cleaning job they do get purged from view though.
@@jamie.andrews this just shows they're lying to their customers again. it's an IoT device, everything bigger than maps that could be accessible to you, has to be stored at their servers
Reviews done properly. I'm impressed with the test regime.
Thanks for the review Jamie I like how yours are transparent and aren't like the other sponsorship reviews that say this robot is the best in the world feels like an ad rather than oh here's what you should honestly know compared to the competition before you buy. You never hear people say the negatives about something they do a sponsorship before it's not right and it's not an honest review. I think I'll be skipping this robot you get what you pay for and while all robots have some downside to them I still think if you're on a budget this is a pretty good value. Although I think if other vacs have the same features but do them better I'll spend the extra money.
Those other review channels really get on my nerves. They are nothing more than marketing videos. How can any product not have a drawback or flaw?
I exist to be different and make a real difference. Thanks for stopping by!
@jamie.andrews always man I watch all your videos I bought the dreame l20 ultra based on your recommendation and I love how it performs in my home. For some reason one of the wheels started getting jammed and I notice the robot started getting stuck and then jerking back it didn't do that before still gets the cleaning job done but I am going to try and claim the warranty on it and see if they'll fix it. I still love it despite that it does a great job in my home. Keep doing what you do. It's nice to have a real Channel to watch and go to when deciding what robot vacuum to buy.
@@seanl8930 Really appreciate that! Sorry to hear about the L20 trouble. Is it possible something is wrapped around the wheel? Does it happen on carpet and hard floors?
@jamie.andrews I could not see anything on the wheel that would prevent it I tried moving the wheel back and fourth and nothing feels resistant on it thats unusual I tried cleaning off any dirty and stuff on it it just seems to happen in the same areas in certain rooms but when it does its zig zag cleaning back and forth it shows no trouble at all I did notice maybe one of the wheels is loose because I notice a little vibration as it drives on the left wheel
It seems to happen on hard floors
The automatic mop lifting for carpets seems like a smart solution. No more wet carpets
I was looking forward to this review. Excellent review Jamie 👍perhaps a X9 vs X10 video??
We shall see!
This comparison would be great!
Same x9 v x10
Have the eufy 50 and its great i can already imagine this,happy with their products so far
I ordered mine for 600$ with the early coupon, been tracking robot vacuums now this really is one of the best value robots for the price and feature set
Let me know how you like it!
What about the Q Revo by robo rock 😮 that was also 600$ for a bit
@@jamie.andrewsI ended up receiving it a week ago. So far I love it, it works great haven’t had many issues obstacle avoidance wise it generally works well. Has got caught on 1 cord under my dark bed before and on a small cat feather toy. I have seen it avoid a single LEGO on the ground which was very impressive considering how small and on a rug it was. Overall great value imo
Did you get your vacuum yet or are still waiting for delivery?
@@Isalwaysgolden2 ye I got mine a while back it's been great
You can buy an all rubber roller to switch out the brush and it comes with a piece that replaces the detangling comb… I’d love if you reviewed this again with the rubber only roller kit…
I have it on my list of videos to do!
Nice! First honest review I’m seeing on YT! What’s your fav pick for ai obstacle avoidance robovac under 800$ right now? How does it compare to Dreame 10s ultra? Thank you!!
Thanks! This and the Dreame L10s Ultra are the 2 that come to mind as having the best obstacle avoidance at this price point. Ecovacs has fairly good object avoidance, but not this good.
Robot vacuum competition is getting so good, I'm excited to see where we'll stand during the next few years.
💯
Great investment!! I’m loving it so far
Great to hear!
Thank you for doing a REAL review
You are so welcome!
Best robo vac review ever 👍👍👍
Hi Jamie, thank you for your review. In the UK we are eagerly awaiting US reviews prior to pre ordering.
At 3:19 you have done vacuum tests on carpets. Was this test based on first pass of the vacuum only?
Generally speaking how does it perform vacuuming on deep clean mode and with 2-3 passes of the same room?
Thank you
Yes on my vacuum tests the vacuums get one pass only. Performance will improve using deep clean and it will make tighter overlapping passes. Drawback is that the battery life will be worse if you always run it in deep clean mode. I saw about 10% improvement in vacuum testing when switching to deep cleaning mode. Better, but still not great.
@jamie.andrews thank you Jamie. For the purpose of testing I understand that you are making it a fair test.
From my point of view, I just need to know whether the vacuum "does the job" or not. So if I send it on deep clean, to do the same room twice or even three times will this vacuum get the job done eventually? Thank you
@@dp20102 Yes the more you run it the better the outcome which is what I always do when mopping, not so much with vacuuming though. If you have deep carpets you may want to use an upright vaccum more often to get deep cleaning, but you should do that with any robot vacuum.
@@jamie.andrews ok thank you for your help
Having spent hours (and hours and hours) over the last couple of days going round in circles looking at reviews of various all-in-one vacuum/mop/omni-base units (various RoboRock, Ecovacs and Dreame models) I’m now back to thinking that the Eufy X10 might well be the way for me to go without breaking the bank. I also have a renewed admiration for your reviews having suffered so many shallow read-the-specs reviews on various vacuums from other reviewers so I’m rewatching it. I wish I could give you more than one like.
On the slightly disappointing vacuum performance, from watching your tests I’m wondering if that might be something that Eufy could improve in software. Watching it do its parallel tracks it looked to me as if they only just met at the edges of each pass. I’m wondering if tightening the spacing by even a couple of cm (or an inch for a nice round USA-friendly measurement) might improve the performance on those pickup tests. It’s not a deal breaker for me since I schedule a clean every day and am of the opinion that OK and often, easy to do with an fully automatic cleaner, is likely after the first few days to be better than doing a thorough manual clean once a week with a powerful manual vacuum - and a lot less effort - but better is always errr ….. better.
You do have the option to vacuum on deep cleaning mode which will make tighter passes. In my carpet test it improved some.
@@jamie.andrews Thanks. “Improved some” so still not particularly impressive vs other bots you’ve tested?
I see that although it’s listed as out of stock Eufy does seem to be selling a fully rubber roller for the X10 as an aftermarket option. Maybe worth experimenting with at some point? Just out of interest because as I mentioned it’s not a show-stopper for me. If I’m doing a whole-house cleaning run every day of the week I’m sure anything at the 85% or above level will keep my floors clear of day to day dust and smaller debris.
@@julianfp1952 I am trying to confirm if they plan to sell them and if so send me one to test.
Improvement is still not great. 87% for rice test. Most score 90% or better.
Is it possible to access the camera? For example, to check that everything is okay while on vacation.
No.
Best review! I went ahead and ordered one and also got on the notify list for the rubber brush. I'm so hoping the rubber brush will allow the vacuum to utilize it's full 8000 Pa. 🤞🏻
Great. I am trying to get my hands on one.
Please do a short addendum to this when you get the new rubber brush 🙏🙏
How are you liking it?
Do you like it? I just bought mine today on prime day for $600
Hi Jamie, would you pick this or the Roborock Q Revo?
It totally depends on the needs of the customer as each has it's pros and cons. For instance the Eufy has better object avoidance, but the Qrevo has a better performance with mopping.
Jamie, I have preordered this one, but also could preorder the x30. If we were to take away the price difference, would you be 100% sold on the x30? Due to the way my house is situated, I think the x10 would likely do the job, but my OCD requires me to buy the best product I can.
Note that I currently own a S8 Pro Ultra but am not a fan of the vibration scrubbing it does on my tile. I think the rotating mops work a lot better for that surface.
The X30 is much better than the X10 in almost every way, but it also cost twice as much. If you want the best get the X30, otherwise I suspect for a person on a budget the X10 Pro will be just fine for a vast majority of people.
I’m currently choosing between Eufy 10x pro Omni and Ecovacs X2 Omni Pro. Which one would you recommend? Or which one has a better value for the price? Thank you!
Until they fix the issues with the X2 I am not going to recommend it.
The vid I’ve been waiting for haha! Got one ordered and hoping it can replace my old S9. Would you say this is a better unit overall than the dreame L10s? I wish we knew more about the long term reliability of the eufy and dreame
Both are great picks. In some ways Dreame is better and in other ways it is not. Maybe I'll do a comparison video soon on those 2.
@@jamie.andrews that would be so helpful!! I’m honestly pretty disappointed in the results from the cleaning test for the eufy - especially based on how much they’re advertising the suction power and brush detangle
@@ChewysBro I think the vacuum motor ratings are more marketing PR nonsense to be honest. They know bigger numbers sell.
My Dreame l10s Ultra just died after only six months, so am looking for something else
All the good stuff is ruined by the brush roll full of hair
Great review. I have all hard floors, no carpet so I've been thinking about getting a robot that automatically cleans the pads, I might even get more than one for my collection. I've ruled out the Ecovacs X2 at this point since the navigation still has some issues. I'm thinking of getting this one, or maybe the Roborock Q Revo, the Deebot T20 Omni, or maybe the Dreametech X30 once it's available. Every review I've seen on the Dreametech X30 has said it's really good. I do think if Irobot does not come out with something major soon, they will be done, they have already fallen so far behind the competition, unless they think that people will still buy them because of the Roomba brand name but that's not a good reason to buy something.
Spot on with iRobot. Many new robots coming out soon. Narwal Freo X Ultra review out next weekend and I am currently testing the new S8 MaxV Ultra.
I just ordered one from Amazon on Black Friday for $549.99 as a Christmas gift for my Mom. One thing to note is eufy now sells a rubber only brush on their website for I think $19.99, which I might get if the brushes get tangled a lot.
Hair will get wrapped around the brush pretty bad. th-cam.com/users/shortsr6Phr0gItMI?feature=share
Great review. After watching this, I'm no longer considering this because of the vacuuming performance. Eufy released another new one called L60 hybrid which actually cleans better. It auto empties with a mop attachment.
Yes I am going to check that one out.
Thank you for your review. I would be interested to hear how this navigates under low furniture as this model is much taller than all machines on the market. My sofa is 4.5” of the floor. Will the LiDAR prevent it from entering under this space? Also, with other robots I had issues where they would not clean under my kitchen cupboards. I suspect this was due to the lasers from the LiDAR system bouncing of the shiny stainless stell kitchen cabinet legs and causing the robot to leave the area as it identified this as an obstacle.
It must be able to clear the lidar dome or it won't go under.
How is this compared to Roborock Q Revo for the same price point ? I have Eufy X8 and it does hit a lot during cleaning and has mapping issues. I never had that problems with Roborocks. But Eufy’s suction power is very good compared to Roborock. My carpets clean better with Eufy compared to Roborock S7Max V. I want a cheaper alternative for my second floor. I use Roborock for ground floor currently.
Since you already have Roborock it might make sense to stay with them however if you need object avoidance the edge goes to Eufy.
Awesome video, please compare this to Ecovacs Deebot T30S!
Would you recommend this unit over a Roborock Q Revo (current model)?
If good object avoidance is important to you then yes.
Thanks! I was hoping for a first good review of the robot.
Finally you uploaded it :)
Based on the hinge comment, does the bin feel flappy for you?
It looks like lot of the suction power is going into the not so well sealed dust-bin.
Thanks! The lid was closed and latched during the tests. It could be an issue with the design of the bin, but I am not real certain.
@andrews I really wonder where the suction power is going off to some air-leaks and if it is improvable by sealing the bin better.
Usually everything inside the machine should be enclosed.
Another point of suction leak could be the two docking-openers on the back, which the base uses to empty the bin.
Do you feel any suction behind the device while its vacuuming?
Either the 8000 pa ain't true or there is a flaw somewhere inside.
@@akeshake5230 I'll take a closer look today and if I find anything I'll report back. It could also be the brush roller design or it could be the brush roller is not dropping low enough to properly sweep.
Thank you very much for this review. As a pet owner (3 rough coated dogs) I found it extremely helpful. Was thinking about ordering this robot, but after I‘ve seen the hair in the bristles I‘m afraid it wldnt make sense. I own a eufy vacuum robot with similar bristles and need to clean the bristles every single time. If there‘s already hair tangled in there in your petless home I dont see it working in my household. Really sad - I had high hopes in that detangling tool. Thanks for saving me from wasting 600€!
I am being told there will be an all rubber brush avaible from eufy soon. If it comes to market I will get one and review it.
Super review. We have quite a few Eufy cameras and devices in our home and we are very pleased with them. Is the Eufy vacuum app compatible with the other devices or vice versa? Or are the apps separate?
No. For this you have to download the Eufy Clean app. I wish they had one app for all eufy products, but the downside is updates get complicated since it can affect so many different products.
Awesome review! I'm considering this vs the roborock s8 pro ultra. Ignoring price, Which would you recommend between the two?
Ignoring the price I would have to pick the X30 for many more features and much improved object avoidance.
Thanks! Do you mean the X10? Sorry i’m asking between the Eufy x10 and s8 pro ultra!
@@sgs4538 Oh sorry I read that wrong. That is tough. The S8 Pro Ultra cleans way better but object avoidance is not as good. Depends on one's major needs.
Dreame L10s Ultra and Eufy X10 pro are almost the same price in the US. Which would you recommend between the two?
That is tough. Neither are a bad choice.
@@jamie.andrews Looking at your earlier review of L10s, it seems better in terms of vacuuming. I considered buying one of each for my floors but then buying a single brand is better in terms of consumables.
@@supriyasou3722 The L10s was better for sure in vacuuming. The self cleaning for the mop pads and the solid dock tray are benefits of eufy.
Would you choose this or the dreame l20?
Same question here
Thanks for putting together such a detail and honest review. If I ask you what would be your top pick for a robo vacuum for hardwood floors oak wood with few rugs around mainly focused on best mopping ability not leaving the floor sticky, ability to refill cleaning solution and auto empty.
I have a review for the Eufy S1 coming out in a few days. Be sure to check it out.
@@jamie.andrews is there a multiple map option available the reason I ask is because I have 2 story house. I wonder if there is an option like that and does it require to shift the dock upstairs or only the robot.
@@jaysidd It supports up to 4 floors.
Hi Jamie, thank you for your review. I have a $1000 budget. I have a multi floor and multilateral house (parquet + stone), I have to choose from x10 omni, L10S pro heat and S7 max. What is you favorite?
They all have their own drawbacks and each has better abilitys than others. Do you want goo object avoidance? If so look past the S7 Max. Do you want detergent injection? If so the L10s Ultra is the only one with it. If you have pets you may want to skip the X10 due to the brush roller.
Thank you @@jamie.andrews . Probably I'll buy the L10S pro heat.
Which one would you recommend between L20 Ultra vs eufy X10 Pro OMNI, price is pretty much the same on both right now.
Dreame L20
Thank you for such thorough videos!
The L10S Ultra and X10 Pro Omni are now available at the same price, what would your choice be? On paper I think the X10 Pro Omni is slightly better, but do you see that in actual use as well?
L10s has a better brush roller and detergent injection. Not sure if those mean much. Otherwise both are good. Alsi the X10 has a dock that is easier to clean. Smaller water tanks though.
Comparison video with S1 Pro?
Did they fix/increase water dispensing while mopping? I'm considering this vacuum but I'm worried about removing oil layer from the wooden floors with microfiber cloths
I have not seen any firmware updates sadly.
Great review. Slightly sad to see you didn't verify the hot air drying temperature but at least good to know that the pads were completely dry after 2 hours.
Yea sometime it does not make the cut unless there is a problem. It is close enough to the advertised temp of 113f.
Woudl you rather get this or a Roborock Q Revo or even a Dreame L10?
What are you needs and wants?
@@jamie.andrewsHi Jamie. I need a robot to clean one of the floors of my apartment, that's consists of the living/dining room and kitchen. It has a big rug and hardwood floor. Kitchen is tiled.
I have 2 small kids and 3 cats. Cat hair is everywhere but also Legos and small toys. I also have a lot of litter sand around.
I need something that vacuums and mops, with good object detection in a compact case. Boxes like the one of the Roomba J9 are a no-no. Way too big.
@@hellocousteau6771 either this or the Dreame L10s Ultra should fit the bill in this price point.
Hi I noticed you decided to swap the roller brush out with an all rubber one purchased from eufy, did this make any difference to the vacuum performance? Also if you were spending $599 or $999 on a new robo vac would you buy the x10 or S1, which is the best value? Thanks
I have not had a chance to rerun my tests on the X10 with the new roller.
The S1 is a great value imo at $999, but after tomorrow it will be more than twice the price of the X10. That is gonna be a hard sell for many imo.
@@jamie.andrewsthanks, would you say the s1 is a better machine and worth the extra $300?
I wanted to get this robot but unfortunately the washing is not the best. In your opinion, which one is best for a stone floor with joints?
Robots like this will not drop down in joints or grout lines in tile. This is due to the design of flat mopping pads which glide over the lines. I use a vacuum mop like the Dreame H12 Pro to clean my grout lines.
@@jamie.andrewsThanks for the reply. But which robot do you think currently cleans the floor best?
@@federicodelboccio2084 What is your budget?
@@jamie.andrews700-800€. I don't ask for the best in general. But best for washing with mops
Thank you
Ordered mine on day one February 20th early release with coupon, shipping date now April. Maybe they are having issues?
I am not sure.
@jamie do you recommend th x10 or the upcoming S1??
I will be testing the S1 very soon!
Thanks for this awesome content sir. I can't believe I missed out the early bird $200 discount for this bad boy. Hopefully @eufy will do some deals for this later.
I have a coupon code in the description for $100 off.
@@jamie.andrews still on the fence. Waiting on what robovac companies will show at the MWC this year. Hopefully by then @ecovacs will fix their software issues.
Its on sale now for amazon prime day!
Thanks Jamie for the review!
Would you be able to test how many washing runs the robots are able to do before having to refill/emptying the containers on the dock? Cheers!
Each cleaning at the dock uses 200ml. That means each tank will clean the mop around 12 times before being empty. That does not take into account filling the robot with water, but that will vary based on the water setting in the robotand how much mopping vs vacuuming it will do in a home. Hope this helps.
Do Q Revo vs X10!
I think that would be a good comparison.
@@jamie.andrews Or against the Dreame L10s.
I have an L10s and was thinking of retiring it to the basement and having this replace it on the main floor. I was looking forward to the addition of the LED light but the lack of vacuum power gives me pause....
How does it fair with recognising carpet and hard floor? I have alot of rugs will it mop my rugs ?
Great. It has a dedicated carpet detection sensor which will allow it to avoid carpets or raise the mopping pads.
Can you define the order of the rooms it starts in?
Can you per room define whether it should vacuum, mop or both?
No you are not able to order rooms. You can set custom cleanings in the schedule though.
I just got the Q Revo and I only have 14 days to return it.
I really wonder if the X10 is a better buy than the Q Revo...any chance you'll make a comparison?
I have considered it, but it won't be in the next few days. I do have a review of the Q Revo which I run through the same tests. th-cam.com/video/tMUxyhw3HKo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xBggXPbvGIhxO4zi
I've not been that impressed with my Roborock S7 Max Ultra (model without the camera) and it's mopping. Not having the obstacle avoidance is also a minus.
Was considering picking up the Eufy because of the rotating mop heads and the camera. However it seemed to perform worse in all the tests. Which surprises me considering the better suction and on paper better mop.
Would you suggest sticking with the Roborock over this?
Sounds like you would need to decide if having good obstacle avoidance is worth buying a new vacuum for. The S7 as a vacuum performs better and has a rubber brush roller. Roborock is also coming out with a few new models with better object avoidance. Stay tuned!
@@jamie.andrews Cat left muddy paw prints over the kitchen floor last night. S7 did a intense mop last night as part of its schedule and they're still there this morning.
Was hoping the rotating brushes might have been more effective
@@damo_c no, several reviewers including Jamie concluded that most the times are the same, sometimes rotating slightly better, that's all
@@xeon2k8 This is the only review I've seen so far that doesn't seem like a sponsored Eufy video. Our flooring is mostly wood effect laminate which has slight grooves in, which may have resulted in a better clean from a more fibrous spinning mop.
I was under the impression the X10 Pro also had dirt detect mode so it could identify where a dirty patch was and keep going over it, whereas the S7 Max doesn't.
I guess that wouldn't be covered as part of the mopping test because there isn't feature parity
@@damo_c im talking vibrating vs rotating, nothing else
I got a high pitch almost beeping sound which was seemingly coming from suction, did you get this what was your opinion of noise?
Yep. Mine does this as well. It is normal although annoying.
We need more content on this vacuum Jamie, all other videos look like Eufy made them..
Yea that is a big issue that bugs me. I don't take sponsorship money.
@@jamie.andrews please pump out 30 of them b****es xd, genuine content on this vacuum is very very rare. How long does that awkward movement edge hugging prolong the cleaning cycle? If you have an example with and without edge hugging for certain sqm space
@@Johnnyboiii I have not tested the difference.
I just bought this unit. I love it. But you're right, the X10 vac is not as good as Roomba from years ago. I have a 7 year old dual rubber roller Roomba (960) that excels at vacuuming. It leaves my floors almost appearing 'polished.' As soon as I saw this Eufy I was excited about its dual capability, but surprised and disappointed to fin they're still using a roller with brush/bristles. I'll keep my Roomba on 'standby,' running it once a week, to help keep the floors looking polished.
Eufy has a new rubber brush for the X10 on their website. I wonder if it cleans any better or the same.
I have one on order and will test it.
They need to add the hair cutting feature of the L60 base station
Oh I also wish these robot makers would let you use the same base and just upgrade the vacuum.
Jamie, how does this vacuum handle oriental rugs with tassels? My iRobots get tangled and stuck. I agree with you that the brush/silicone roller is inferior for pet owners. Have you tested the Norwal Freo Ultra. They claim zero hair tangle. Great review ! Thank you.😊
I have not tested it with tassels so I do not know. My guess is that it is a problem for most vacuums. Working on the Narwal video right now.
@@jamie.andrews I will love to see your review and compare the two. I will be replacing my old 600 series Roomba in 2024 and use it in my garage as it can keep that area clean. My home is three story and the 2nd story has the 800 series iRobot vacuum only. 2nd floor has bamboo 1" planks , Asian sculptured rugs and Italian ceramic tile flooring. Mopping will be important with avoidance of shoes , chords and shoes that have laces and a power recliner with a power cord that has a magnetic connector that the robot needs to avoid. Like your professional reviews and honesty.
a real honest review!!! thank you
My pleasure!
@@jamie.andrews Have you experienced dry mopping like other users have? Also was the edge cleaning function enough to fix its issues with, well, edge cleaning :P? Thanks for the awesome videos!
@@Boombastick17 Yea the pads do not hold water very well. I think I covered it in the video, but you need to have it go back to the dock for a mop pad cleaning more often or they will dry up.
I've seen some scare stories about the electricity consumption of these auto-drying docks.
Did you measure this by any chance?
Yeah I’d also be interested to know what the power draw is for a heated dry - especially since it’s running for hours
I did not measure it on this one, but I will.
What do you think the chances are of Eufy (or a third party) releasing an all-rubber brush? Pre-ordered and now slightly concerned as a dog owner, though we have no carpet.
I have no clue, but if I had to guess I would say they won't and instead will make a switch in a newer model. I don't have dogs so your experience may vary some. If you get it please please reply back and let me know how it works with dog hair.
I keep posting this but it seems like my post gets deleted if I include a link. There is a rubber brush available for the X10 from eufy! I would post the link but seems like you have to search for yourself…
@@matthias452I ran into the same problem!
It’s out of stock and I can’t seem to find it when I search the accessories page. Makes me wonder the link is private
Searching "rubber brush" brings it up as the first result for me. @@karthikeyanmuthu5313
I’m stuck between this and the roborock s7 maxv ultra, thoughts?
They no longer sell the S7 Maxv Ultra.
@@jamie.andrews I meant S7 Max Ultra, apologies
@@ferdic22 This if you want great object avoidance.
Should I buy the eufy x10 pro omni for €599 or the q revo for €680?
Here is my review of the Q Revo.
th-cam.com/video/tMUxyhw3HKo/w-d-xo.html
How does it compare with the Dreame L20 if similar price?
Here is my review of the L20 Ultra. The L20 has a few more features than the Eufy. th-cam.com/video/uSax4yq0kC0/w-d-xo.html
If only it cleans better… I hope Roborock improved their hard floor performance on the S8 MaxV!!!
This is a great review. The small auto-empty bag, and bad hair management will make me avoid it as a dog owner, but it seems like a great robot if you don't deal with fur.
Thanks and I agree it would be decent for people without pets.
I have the eufy x10 pro and a Roborock S7, and… I really like this price-I think it’s the right price for this product category. But compared to the S7, the Eufy catches rug corners like crazy and seems to suck up less stuff. Love the Eufy dock design though :)
How do you access the camera?
You can't.
Jamie few other reviews mention the vacuum performance got better with changing to deep clean mode in the app.. curious if that didn’t help much either?
I did test in deep cleaning mode and it makes total sense that it would do better because it makes more overlapping passes. It picked up and extra 4 grams in deep cleaning mode on carpet.
I did not include this in the video because I don't use a deep cleaning mode when testing with my other robot vacuum. Keeping things fair and as close to apples to apples as possible. Even with the extra 4 grams it is not enough to make it excellent. The Dreame X30 has 8200PA of suction and it got a perfect score.
Could you change the rollerbrush to a different all rubber one?
I am told Eufy sells one, but I have yet to see it on sale in the US.
@@jamie.andrews at least the x10 is sold there! I need to get it sent to a friend in a different country and have him ship it to me.... going through a lot of effort for this one.. but I like all the features it has with the price point.
Or could you recommend a different one?
@@steeld123 Can you get Dreame or Roborock models?
@@jamie.andrews I can :)
How would this compare to the Roborock Q Revo? Seems like the Q Revo did better in your pick up test compared to the X10 Pro.
The QRevo is a bit more expensive and has rather poor obstacle avoidance in comparison. Those are the main things.
The Wiping Performance is way Better with the mopping Pads from x9 pro 👍🏼
Good to know
Confirmed with Eufy that the all rubber roller will become available mid-march. This will provide a choice for people concerned with the hybrid brush.
Good to know. I highly suggest it.
Can floor detergent be added to the water tank?
Yes you can but they have certain recommendations as not all can be used as they will corrode the internals.
Yes, at your own risk though.
Would this be as good or better than a Roborock S7 Maxv ultra perhaps?
I don't think they sell those any longer. When they did they were almost twice this price.
@@jamie.andrewsSure but that's what I've got currently. I was wondering if this was any better, to have on another floor
@hmed939 the only advantage on the eufy is the dock is easier to clean, that's all .On the S7 side you have Roborock reputation, much better vacuuming perf and better mopping too since if i recall correctly it cleaned much better in the dry sauce test. Also the brush is not rubber, on the S7 as least you can buy a bristles one and change it whenever you need that. I would stick with it.
@@waqasahmed939 Oh I see. I don't think it is better overall. The S7 Maxv has a better brush roller, better mopping and vacuum performance. Eufy only beats it with object avoidance and cords. If this is just for a second floor it should be fine. Other options are if you don't care about object avoidance look at the Q Revo or Dreame L10s Ultra if you do.
@@jamie.andrewsThanks! That's greatly appreciated
It's a shame that despite the X10 omni applying 10 newtons of pressure, it isn't as good a mop as the Roborock machine I have then
Do you have a website white I can see your rankings for all the other robovacs you've tested? You mention "average" in your video multiple times. What average?
Not yet. That is something I have in the works. When I refer to average I am referring to the average of all robot scores.
Ooh a website comparison would be fabulous!
I bet the x10 can do better with pickup with some software updates. Roller brush update could be better tho.
That is a possibility. Depends on the cause of the issue.
Are you using any cleaning solution or you just mop it with pure water?
In my tests it is only room temperature water.
@@jamie.andrewscould you add hot water to the tank?
discount code did not work, please advise
The promo must have just ended. I have removed the code.
Excellent review! Hey how about a video showing how well it handles cat puke? Does it avoid it or does it clean it?
What happens to the machine and the rest of the floors if it does go through a mess?
Greta work again! I find these reviews much more informative than Vacuum Wars.
Thanks!
@@jamie.andrews You're welcome! Have you seen the EUFY S1 Pro? Check it out if you haven't. It will have integrated LIDAR (no bump on top) and real-time mop washing.
With third party rollers being available for pretty much all the main manufacturers various robots, if your willing in some cases to wait for a delivery from China, this would seem to me to be an area where some practically-minded TH-cam tinkerers could see if they could create some sort of “Frankenstein main brush” by finding some third party rubber roller of the right diameter intended for something like a Roomba or Roborock, removing it from the axle & mount that interfaces it with whatever robot it was actually designed for and finding a way to graft it onto the Eufy X10 axle and end mounts (gained by removing a Eufy brunch from its mounting hardware.
It might not be easy but getting a few third party brushes to take apart would be pretty cheap and I suspect some good problem solver with a few practical skills, a decent toolset and some decent glue could probably find a way. And if you’re working with all rubber brushes length wouldn’t be an issue because an overly long rubber brush could be cut to size. Not for everyone but it would be kind of cool to see someone attempt it and then see what difference it made to vacuuming and hair tangle performance.
No need to do that. Eufy itself is selling an all rubber roller for x10 pro. They posted it on reddit.
@@supriyasou3722 Yeah. I did discover that after I’d made my post. Another great move by Eufy. Maybe 3 to 6 months for a few firmware revisions to sort out the odd navigation issue that a few reviewers have mentioned and this is going to be the best value higher-end robot out there. I’ve already decided to get it as soon as it’s available in my country (the UK) and I doubt that I’ll be disappointed.
How can I get to the AI images you showed
No AI images in this video.
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I ordered one for $600 on day one feb 20 still waiting one month later
Wow. Amazon shows availability here in the US.
Isn’t Roborocks Q Revo even a better value considering it does everything cleaning related better accept object avoidance and it’s been out for a year. It’s often on sale but even with slightly higher price it doesn’t have any of the mentioned cons of this robot.
I think it might come down to how important object avoidance is to the owner. The Q Revo MaxV will be an interesting comparison when it comes out.
@andrews if avoidance is important for the user with this robot you are loosing in cleaning perf vacuum and mopping, in that case is better to look on Dreame not this one
I canceled my pre order after watching you're review and go for the ecovacs t20 omni for 100€ more...and still i am in doubt about this one especially the bad dry cleaning
Bad move. You should have tested it yourself and return it if you didn't like how it cleans. T20 omni is not that great and the app/software will likely frustrate you.
Interesting. Have you seen my review of the T20? th-cam.com/video/oAZfhyEIDEY/w-d-xo.html In some ways it is better and in several it is worse. Depends on your needs of course so no judgements here!
The Ecovacs app and software is certainly not great.
Yeah, when I tried T20 omni, it was definitely higher quality. The software takes away from the experience though. Mine had some other issues like trouble returning to the dock and questionable navigation. Also had an irritatingly loud noise when traveling on hardwood floor caused by part of the roller brush assembly dragging on the floor. Common issue. Look up 't20_weird_noise_while_travelling'
Update in the end I went for the dreame l20 ultra ... and tbh it is better then I expected, yes it is 200€ more expensive then ecovac or eufy but I am satisfied with the results...the 30 ultra is way more expensive here in Belgium
I was watching videos of the news robot ,,,,,they are doing very well in navigation for vacuuming, mopping and mapping EXCEPT Ecovacs X2 Omni - the worst of all - LoL,,,I cannot believe if Ecovacs management ever wonder why there is no one purchase their X2 Omni at all and base on the return rate!! LoL
Thank you for review, this brush con is really bad, I will skip this robot only because of that, my current robot has same brush style and it is pretty bad for long hair
Most companies have moved away from this style brush roller for a good reason.
To correct myself, bought this robot in the end when I saw that silicon brush will be available, recieved it today, for now I can say this is really premium product for low price
Seems like Jamie is the only one who does an honest review on Eufy. Wonder how much do other TH-camrs get paid for a 110% positive review..
Its a hard choice between Q Revo and x10. We have no pets but alot of long hair from my gf. So Eufy brush might be a deal breaker for me since it doesn't really clean itself.
Any advice is appreciated 👍
Thanks. I do not take sponsorship money. How important is obstacle avoidance. If important the X10 is light years better. Otherwise the Q Revo is better in most ways. Cleaning the brush roller will need to be done weekly whicis not a huge deal a even with normal rubber rollers you will need to clean hair from around the axles. The main drawback with hair on the roller is if you don't clean it it will lower your cleaning ability.
@@jamie.andrews Thanks. Don't really care much for obstacle avoidance since we don't leave stuff on the floor and even if there is an obstacle, I'd want the robot to cover 100% of the floor. A weekly cleaning of the brush sounds reasonable.
I have a cupon for Eufy which drops it to 600€ and Qrevo is hard to find in EU for that price especially a black one. Do i wait for a Qrevo offer or go with the Eufy? (One floor apartment tiles and vinyl, almost no carpet just some little rugs)
@@amirkoo97 The Q Revo will perform better for vacuuming and mopping however the Eufy is not bad. If the price is close I would go QRevo.
8:08 Not sure if this is the robot version of a MILF enjoyer or an Oedipus Complex.
Could you tell us if it’s the same brand and if so PLEASE contact customer services IMMEDIATELY.
Nice vedio post
I just don't understand why the clean ad dirty water tanks are always about the same. You lose at least 40% of our water on the floor, so they can really make the clean water tank at least 60% of the space.
Eufy's cheap models are great at vacuuming - disappointing that this one is below average.
Yea I agree. I don't think the dirty water tank needs to be as big because ideally you should dump it after every cleaning or it will stink.
This is a great invention, but be warned ⚠️, their customer service reps are lackluster. Apparently, they've outsourced some of their labor and it shows.
Pretty typical sadly.
The 2 year old Dreame L10s Ultra still a better performer for roughly the same price
It performs better in most ways.
Why not just cut the hair similar to the eufy L60 which is very effective…L60 is a budget vacuum….cmon eufy..,be smart.
Agreed.
@jamie.andrews just a quick question on the mop washing....how long does that take...before the robot resumes cleaning again ? Was curious about this.
@@Isalwaysgolden2 about 2-3 minutes.
Eufy software clearly made by ecovac software engineer.
There are a few similarities, but the Eufy app overall is much better.
@@jamie.andrewsThat software bug completely the same like my Ecovac t9.
Keep up the good work Jamie customer need notify about this kind of bugs, because most of this company will not spend resources to fix their old product software unless some backlash.
LOL, best comment in here
@@xeon2k8 There are differences. For one I have no trouble splitting my rooms. What is re crazy is until they fix the X2 this is actually better.
All these features but still a lot of these robots are not fantastic on carpet
Yea they will never match the power of an upright vacuum. They are not meant to. Vacuum with a normal vacuum every so often and use these as maintenance for in between.
So not better than Roborock.
This has way better object avoidance and cost a bit less. That is about it.
@@jamie.andrews so, for proper vaccuum and mopping, this is inferior to a Q Revo?
@@hellocousteau6771 It is not as good in my testing.
@@hellocousteau6771 It is.
huge CON: Eufy itself as a company has a past of storing user data in the cloud (with their security cams) and not encrypting their data. robot with a camera? big no no
It is interesting because this robot goes out of its way to let you know that photos are not stored in the cloud. I'm not certain, but you can access photos in the app and those are stored somewhere. After a cleaning job they do get purged from view though.
@@jamie.andrews this just shows they're lying to their customers again. it's an IoT device, everything bigger than maps that could be accessible to you, has to be stored at their servers