Christoph Hoffmann
The robot measures approximately 14.1 x 13 inches and, including the laser tower, stands about 4.5 inches tall. Before buying, check the clearance under your furniture to make sure the robot can fit underneath. It navigated under our corner bench and table without any problems, but furniture with very little clearance remains out of reach due to the fixed laser turret. Its 10.8-pound weight is only noticeable when carrying it to another floor.
Christoph Hoffmann
The docking station is 19.7 inches deep, 13 inches wide, and just 12.4 inches high. It takes up significantly less vertical space than many all-in-one docks. The water tanks can be removed from the top, so you’ll need sufficient learance above the station. Removing and replacing the tanks also requires bending down quite low.
Christoph Hoffmann
The box includes everything needed for the initial setup, but the overall contents are somewhat sparse. Replacement mop pads, filters, a side brush, and cleaning solution are not included. The instructions also mention a reusable dust bag with a zipper, but this was missing from our box. As a result, it’s difficult to estimate the long-term maintenance costs.
Eufy Omni C30 Edge: Specifications
Eufy specifies a maximum suction power of 35,000 pascals (Pa). However, this laboratory figure is only comparable to a limited extent across different manufacturers. In practice, what matters is the actual cleaning result. A multi-cyclone system sits in front of the filter and is designed to separate fine dust and maintain stable suction power for longer. Whether the advertised 365 days without any loss of performance can be achieved can only be assessed through long-term testing.
On the underside, you’ll find a floating spiral brush, a fixed side brush, and two rotating cleaning pads. The main brush is mounted on one side, allowing hair to slide more easily into the suction channel rather than get tangled around the roller. The side brush cannot be extended or raised.
Christoph Hoffmann
For mopping, Eufy relies on its MopMaster 3.0 system. The pentagonal pads rotate at 180 revolutions per minute and, according to the manufacturer, apply 2.2 pounds of pressure to the floor. The right-hand pad can extend outwards by up to 3 inches. A laser line measures the distance to the skirting board and controls the extension. On carpets, the robot lifts both pads by up to 0.5 inches.