eufy X10 Pro Omni Review

Quick Verdict

The eufy X10 Pro Omni delivers an almost hands-free cleaning experience at roughly half the cost of competing flagship models. Its standout feature is the impressive mopping system, which uses dual spinning pads with significant downward pressure to tackle dried-on stains effectively. Combined with strong vacuum performance, advanced obstacle avoidance, and an all-in-one base station that handles everything from mop washing to dustbin emptying, the X10 Pro Omni offers exceptional value. While the app could be more refined, the core cleaning performance and automation make this a compelling choice for budget-conscious buyers seeking flagship features.

Design & Build Quality

The eufy X10 Pro Omni sports a D-shaped design that helps it reach into corners more effectively than round robots. At 4.47 inches tall, it’s slightly taller than some competitors but still navigates under most furniture. The build quality is solid, with premium materials that inspire confidence.

The all-in-one base station is substantial—measuring 18.11 inches wide and 18.90 inches tall, with an additional 13.7 inches of clearance needed above for accessing dustbin and water tanks. While not the most compact solution, this size accommodates the comprehensive feature set: a 2.5-liter dust bag, 3-liter clean water tank, and wastewater collection.

The robot features a pro-detangling roller brush designed specifically to resist hair wraps, an 80ml onboard water tank for mopping, and a suite of sensors including LiDAR for navigation and an RGB camera for obstacle detection.

Navigation & Obstacle Avoidance

The X10 Pro Omni employs iPath Laser Navigation for efficient cleaning routes, combined with an advanced AI.See obstacle avoidance system that utilizes an RGB camera to identify and avoid objects.

The AI.See system proved genuinely impressive in testing. It recognizes over 100 different object types, from charging cables to pet toys, and successfully navigates around them day or night. The system even reports back with photos of objects it has avoided, which is both reassuring and occasionally amusing.

The X10 Pro Omni completed an impressive emergency stop at the top of stairs during initial mapping, automatically designating the area as a no-go zone. Mapping a 500 square foot area took approximately 15 minutes and produced accurate results, with the robot identifying furniture and noting it on the map over time.

The eufy app allows unlimited robot connections and offers extensive map editing capabilities. However, there’s noticeable lag in real-time progress tracking, and maps aren’t as detailed or user-friendly as those from Roborock or iRobot. These shortcomings don’t significantly impact functionality but detract from the premium feel.

One quirk: the robot occasionally struggles with higher doorway thresholds. While it successfully crosses most transitions, inconsistent performance on the same threshold can be frustrating. Some users may need to make adjustments to their thresholds or create virtual boundaries.

Vacuum Performance

With 8,000Pa of suction power, the X10 Pro Omni delivers strong vacuum performance across all floor types. This represents nearly double the suction of eufy’s budget lines and places it firmly in flagship territory.

Hard Floor Performance: Pickup on tile, hardwood, and laminate is excellent. The combination of powerful suction and the side brush effectively gathers debris, dust, and pet hair. The D-shaped design helps reach into corners where round robots often struggle.

Carpet Performance: The X10 Pro Omni handles carpets well, automatically detecting carpeted areas and increasing suction accordingly. The mop pads lift 12mm when carpet is detected, preventing them from getting wet. Performance on low to medium-pile carpets is strong, though some ultra-plush carpets may pose challenges.

Pet Hair Management: The pro-detangling roller brush lives up to its name. Hair tangles are rare, and the powerful suction ensures thorough pickup of pet hair from all surfaces. For homes with multiple shedding pets, this vacuum proves highly capable.

Mopping System

The mopping capability is where the eufy X10 Pro Omni truly distinguishes itself from competitors in this price range. The MopMaster 2.0 system uses two spinning mop pads that rotate at 180 RPM while exerting nearly 2 pounds (1kg) of downward pressure.

This aggressive approach delivers genuinely impressive results on dried-on stains. In testing with dried coffee stains and grape juice, the X10 Pro Omni cleared both completely with minimal passes—among the best mopping performances observed across all price points.

The robot intelligently detects when mopping is appropriate. When it identifies doormats or transitions to carpet, it automatically lifts the mop pads 12mm to avoid wetting them. The edge-hugging mopping feature can be enabled in the app for enhanced cleaning along walls and baseboards.

The all-in-one station automatically washes mop pads after each cleaning session and dries them with warm air over 2-3 hours. This prevents odor buildup and ensures the pads are ready for the next cleaning. However, you still need to periodically empty the dirty water tank and clean the mop washing station—true automation has limits.

One consideration: running vacuum and mop simultaneously can result in the robot driving over freshly mopped areas, leaving marks. For best results, consider separate vacuum and mop passes for heavily soiled floors.

Smart Features & Automation

The all-in-one station represents the pinnacle of robot vacuum automation. It handles dustbin emptying, mop pad washing and drying, clean water refilling, and wastewater collection. This level of automation means you can largely forget about the robot for weeks at a time, only needing to manage water tanks and dust bags periodically.

The eufy Clean app offers comprehensive controls, including multi-floor mapping, room-specific scheduling, virtual boundaries, and customizable cleaning modes. You can adjust suction power, water flow, and cleaning patterns to suit your needs.

Voice control works reliably with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Note that the vacuum requires 2.4GHz WiFi and won’t connect to 5GHz networks.

One limitation: the system requires internet connectivity for full functionality. When disconnected, the app indicates it can’t connect to the vacuum. This suggests map calculations and management occur on eufy’s servers rather than locally. Privacy-conscious users can configure settings to prevent images from being stored on eufy servers, though basic telemetry still requires connectivity.

Battery Life & Maintenance

Battery performance is solid, with the robot cleaning continuously for extended periods before requiring recharge. The recharge and resume feature ensures complete coverage even in larger homes.

The self-empty process is loud—comparable to a traditional vacuum running for about 15 seconds. Schedule cleanings during times when noise won’t be disruptive.

Maintenance is minimal but not entirely hands-off. The auto-cleaning station handles most tasks, but you’ll need to:

• Empty the dirty water tank periodically
• Refill the clean water tank
• Clean the mop washing station occasionally
• Replace dust bags every 45-60 days (depending on household size and pets)
• Clean sensors and air filters as needed
• Replace components per eufy’s recommended schedule

The pro-detangling brush requires less maintenance than traditional bristle brushes, and the mop pads are easily removable for replacement or hand washing.

Value & Comparisons

At its typical price of around $800, the eufy X10 Pro Omni costs significantly less than flagship models from Roborock, Ecovacs, or iRobot offering similar features. The Roborock S8 Pro Ultra, which provides comparable functionality, typically costs nearly double.

Compared to the Shark AI Ultra, the eufy offers mopping capability with automatic pad washing—a significant upgrade for those who value mopping. The Shark excels at pure vacuuming but can’t match the eufy’s mopping performance or station automation.

Against the Roborock Q7 Max+, the eufy provides more advanced mopping with pad washing and drying, more powerful suction, and better obstacle avoidance, often at a similar or lower price point. The Roborock edges ahead in navigation efficiency and app polish.

For buyers prioritizing mopping performance and comprehensive automation, the eufy X10 Pro Omni offers exceptional value.

Final Thoughts

The eufy X10 Pro Omni successfully brings flagship features to a mid-range price point. Its standout mopping performance, combined with strong vacuum capability and comprehensive base station automation, delivers an almost hands-free cleaning experience.

The app needs refinement, and the occasional threshold-crossing struggles can frustrate, but these are minor inconveniences compared to the overall package. For homes with significant hard flooring that benefit from regular mopping, the X10 Pro Omni represents one of the best values in the robot vacuum market.

Who should buy this:

• Households with primarily hard floors needing regular mopping
• Pet owners seeking powerful suction and tangle-free brushes
• Buyers wanting flagship features without flagship prices
• Those prioritizing automation and hands-free operation

Who should skip this:

• Homes with mostly carpeting (mopping adds unnecessary complexity)
• Users requiring the most polished app experience
• Those with limited space for a large base station
• Anyone needing guaranteed threshold crossing on uneven floors

At its price point, the eufy X10 Pro Omni punches well above its weight, delivering performance and features that rival models costing twice as much.