eufy X10 Pro Omni

Here's the real world review you're looking for. Unlike the fake youtube reviews or people who got the product for free. I did get the product for free but since I own a roborock s7 ultra and a roomba i7 I have no need for the product unless its better.The good news is there's potential for being a proud owner of this in the future through simple updates, the bad news is at this time there's a lot to be desired.The robot checks all the boxes one could want from a robot vacuum and mop. It has a dock that cleans the mop head and drys it. It empties the vacuum. The battery life is amazing. It's priced far lower than competitors. The app looks great. It's got feature like following you around and cleaning behind you. Spinning mop heads etc. Feature wise this has it all and physically its beautiful and offers what the $1500 competitors have.The issue with the robot is the mapping. From the start when it maps the house it doesn't do a great job at all, rooms are blended into each other, walls are missed that can't be added, closets are not recognize. Once mapped you can not remap a map in hopes to improve it. You need to delete and start again but end up with the same inaccurate map. If you move any furniture, like a chair or couch the robot will not recalculate its route, it simple goes around the original furniture location. The robot seems to have a lot of trouble where it "hunts" and gets stuck in middle of its route, eventually figuring it out. I sat on my couch to watch it clean a very open room with minimal furniture and it had a very not efficient method to clean the room instead of simply going back and forth across the room. The robot will also not go under furniture that may hit the top lidar sensor, it won't even try. For examples we have a breakfront in the dining room on short legs, the x10 will definitely fit under it at least up to the protruding lidar detector but it won't even try and now theres a build up of dirt under that furniture. Going around table legs it will not hug them. The robot spends a great deal of time trying to clean the saddle in between rooms, instead of simply staying inside the room you ask it to clean. I've never seen this with other vacuums. It has half way on the saddle which keeps both mop pads and brush off the ground. It seems to me that the lidar and camera are not continuously assessing and calculating, maybe they disable this to give better battery life. Or maybe due to security it is processing the Ai locally. I vote for cloud based Ai so everyones data can be used to really optimize the vacuum. If you have security concerns live in a cabin in the woods without a cell phone.My next issue is the mop keeps going back to the dock to clean itself even half the preset time was vacuuming rugs. They need to calculate the 15-25 minutes for when the mop was in use, not overall cleaning time. My house is full of rugs and the mop is not used 60% of the time yet it keeps going back to the dock to clean the mop. I'm left adding fresh water and emptying dirty water thats not really dirty daily because of this miscalculation.These are simple fixes that can help them dominate the field. Until then Roborock has the upper hand with flawless mapping and routing.

Got this when we moved onto a 2 story house with 3 levels because it saves multiple maps and we just move the vacuum and base wherever it needs to go which is better than having to do the whole house the old fashioned way.I love the multilevel mapping. We haven't had any issues with the stickiness and the robot does a really good job at getting up all the dirt and grime. We had to run it a few times to do the first deep deep clean and now it just gets run a few times a week for maintenance. Ive honestly been sirprised at how dirty the water gets. We have a black lab who sheds an enough fur for a new dog every few weeks. We do pick up the big clumps between vacuums but the vacuum is good about getting the fur up. We have used it on rugs with mixed results and will probably just use a normal vacuum for that bit (again it's way easier than the whole house)When setting up we did have to create barriers at a small 3 inch drop off as the robot tried to make a run for it when making the map and then we just created a no go zone about 3 inches from the ledge. It's been fine since.I do wish there was an option to choose what direction to go (up down vs left right) and to confirm/ignore presence of things it wants to avoid as sometimes it accuses a large tumbleweed of fur for being poop and I'd wish for it to be able to learn it's just fur. Sometimes it goes in circles as if it's avoiding something but nothing is there...not sure if it is imagining an obstacle or what.All in all a great purchase and I would recommend it

First let me say I haven't tried the mopping feature yet. But we did set it up and it mapped the first floor of our home with no problems. Then after charging a bit we set it to clean via the app. It does a fine job but you'll want to not be in the same part of the house when it cleans because it is LOUD. And there is the problem. It can get stuck on things. The biggest problem we had was a tasseled rug. Our entire home is hardwood floors with at least one area run in each room. It does fine on every rug except the one with tassels. We ended up having to tuck the tassels under the rug and lightly tacking down the corners of the rug in order for the vacuum to get over that rug and clean the living room.And therein lies the other problem. It doesn't vacuum in a way that makes ANY sense. It should get over the problem rug ONCE, vacuum the living room, then maybe attempt to vacuum the edges of the rug and leave. But it doesn't do that. It's path makes it go on and off the rug repeatedly.The path it took to vacuum the entire downstairs was also weird. It would vacuum half a room, move to another part of the house and vacuum that room. Then come back and finish the first room.It had to recharge once during the process and within a few hours was able to clean the entire first floor. Honestly I don't think I would be comfortable letting it run without me being home because I'd be afraid it would get stuck on something and just keep running. When it did have problems I didn't notice the app notifying us or anything. So we'll have to play with it some more but it's definitely not as straight forward "set it and forget it" as hoped. However having said that it IS convenient. It did a great job at vacuuming our home even if I had to babysit it while it did the job.

Great mapping features. Good vacuuming (if suctions is set above "standard"). Good mopping (on "medium" or "high" setting). Water containers are small. Have to clean and refill every other day. Hope the next iteration of these robots will have some cleaning solution added, so it's not just mopping, but an actual cleaning. Occasional bugs here and there (app failed to put dividers, robot failed to dock, etc), but nothing serious, especially comparing to the previous i-company high tier robot we had before.

Very solid product, cleaning mopping is 10/10. App is where I will say experience is not that good. For example: Water level in app is not upto date If wifi disconnects, I ended up resetting the device (please note I am a software engineer and did run many scenarios to avoid reset) Dual floor plan will reset your current floor plan