While Eufy might not be as well known as other manufacturers, the company continues to make great mid-range robot vacuums that also mop your floor simultaneously. TheEufy X10 Pro Omniis a big step up from the previous model and provides the perfect combination of floor-cleaning prowess.
Eufy X10 Pro Omni
The Eufy X10 Pro Omni combines both a robot vacuum and mop. The vacuum sports 8,000Pa of suction power and can pick up a wide variety of dirt, dust, and debris in a single pass. Dual mopping pads spin at 180rpm and have a downward pressure of more than 2 pounds to scrub stubborn stains from the floor.
Design and Unboxing
Even though the X10 Pro Omni is both a mop and vacuum, it shouldn’t take up a lot of space in your home. That’s a significant difference from the much larger, previous-generationX9 Pro that I’ve previously reviewed. The all-in-one station is 14.11 inches wide, 18.9 inches deep, and 18.11 inches tall.
Even in my small living room, the black and dark gray dock and robot don’t stand out, which is a good thing.
The automatic dirt-emptying dust bag is on the right side while the clean and dirty water tank stack next to each other on the left side.
The unboxing and setup process was one of the easiest experiences of any robot vacuum I’ve used. The vacuum bag was already installed. All I needed to do was place clean water in that tank, place the dirty tank next to it, and find the power plug for the dock. After installing the detachable base, I took all the packing material off the vacuum and placed it on the dock for a complete charge. It took less than 5 minutes.
You’ll need to then make sure to download the Eufy Clean app foriOSorAndroidto complete the process and connect the X10 Pro Omni to your home Wi-Fi.
A Nice App With Some New Tricks
A good companion app is a must-have with any robot vacuum/mop, and Eufy Clean checks off most all of the boxes
To begin after setting up the X10 Pro Omni, you’ll need to create a map of your home. That’s used to help make it easy to clean a specific room or zone. Start by doing a Quick Map session and keep all of your doors open so the robot can find all of your rooms.
My 1,700-square-foot home took around 15 minutes for the robot to explore and create a map. The results were great and showed a 2D layout of my rooms. While it will automatically create room depending on what was scanned, you can edit those as needed. As a nice plus, you can create and store multiple maps, which is great for a multi-story home.
Using the app, you can do a true deep dive on how you want it to clean your home. You can select the entire home, a specific room, or even a custom zone. Then you can choose whether to mop and vacuum, just mop, or just vacuum. You can also specify the suction level of the vacuum and how much water the mop uses.
If you don’t want to do that extra work, you can also select a smart mode that will choose how it cleans depending on room type and cleaning frequency. One of my favorite features of the app is Scenarios. Think of them like Shortcuts for the X10 Pro Omni. Instead of having to open the app and select a room or zone, you can create an after-dinner Scenario that will only clean around the dinner table. When the time comes, just choose the Scenario to get the cleaning happening that much faster.
you may also turn on two beta features for the X10 Pro Omni in the app. The first, Water Detection Level, will show you on the map screen how much clean water you have available in the tank.
Another interesting option is Smart Track Cleaning. You’ll activate it by pressing the front bumper on the robot for 3 seconds while it is on the dock. It will say “Start Smart Track Cleaning.” The robot will then follow you around and clean on the route. It was really handy when I wanted to clean a specific area quickly without juggling the app.
The robot is also compatible with both Amazon Alexa and Google Home. But unfortunately, the voice command options are limited. For example, with Alexa, I could only tell the X10 Pro Omni to stop and start cleaning and go home. So you’ll need the app for better cleaning options.
Spotless Floor With an Edge-Hugging Mop
The X10 Pro Omni offers a few nice tricks when mopping. The two mopping heads on the bottom of the robot are shaped like pentagons and are always rotating at around 180 times per minute. In practice, that provides a huge advantage compared to a stationary mopping pad like on other models.
While rotating, the mop pads will also place around 2 pounds of downward pressure to scrub at the same time. So instead of just rolling over a stain with a wet cloth, it presses down to help remove it.
That’s a huge help on any stain that has dried on the floor. My home has mostly laminate flooring, so there are often stains of any type imaginable like mud or dried milk and coffee. But I haven’t seen anything the mop hadn’t been able to clean up.
For maximum mopping coverage, you can choose in the app to turn on edge-hugging mopping. When active, the robot will slightly rotate near the edges to use the mop pads for maximum coverage. The mode did exactly what it promised. I ran a few cycles with and without the feature, and it was obvious that the edges of my flooring were cleaner with the mode.
There is one downside, though. It will take substantially longer for the robot to do its cleaning up with the feature turned on. So I wouldn’t recommend doing it each time. I usually turned it on once or twice a week.
I don’t have any carpet in my home, but instead have several rugs in various spots. When the X10 Pro Omni senses those, it will automatically lift the mop 12mm to not wet the carpet. I have both low- and high-pile rugs, and I never noticed a wet section at all.
In the app, you’re able to specify how often the mop will return to wash itself. You can choose anywhere from 15 to 25 minutes of working or after each room. I choose after each room in the map.
The dirty water is placed in the dirty tank. Both the clean and dirty water tanks hold a little less than a gallon of liquid. In testing, I needed to fill the clean water and empty the dirty water around once a week.
The design of both water tanks were somewhat disappointing. While they both have a handle that makes it easy to remove them from the dock, it was difficult to carry around the full dirty water tank. I always felt like it might slip from my hand. Even so, the clip holding the lid of the tanks is strong and secure.
When the cleaning session is done, the station will automatically begin to dry the mop head with heated warm air so the mop pads won’t begin to smell.
Massive Suction Power Can Pick Up Almost Anything
The other part of the X10 Pro Omni, the vacuum, is also a powerhouse. I thought the X9 Pro vacuumed at 5,500 Pa of suction that was more than capable. But the X10 Pro Omni ups the suction level to 8,000 Pa. And that makes a real difference. Any dust, dirt, debris, and hair was quickly sucked into the vacuum’s dust.
To see how well the vacuum would work, I set up an obstacle course of rice, cereal, and clumps dog hair on both my flooring and rugs. In both cases, the vacuum sucked up every piece of debris.
With older robot vacuums, obstacles on the floor like clothing or cords, could often get stuck and stop cleaning. The X10 Pro Omni uses a camera and AI technology, done locally on the robot itself, to recognize everyday objects and avoid them.
After a cleaning cycle, you can even choose to see an image of what was avoided. In almost three weeks of testing, I’ve yet to have the vacuum get stuck on any object. And there are more than a few opportunities for it to do so, especially when cleaning my kid’s rooms.
The only part of the X10 Pro Omni vacuum I wasn’t impressed with was the roller brush. While Eufy said the roller brush automatically removes hair, the opposite was true. With the increased suction power, it seemed to collect substantially more hair than the X9 Pro brush.
On the X9 Pro brush, I was able to detach the ends of the roller brush and collect the hair. The ends of the X10 Pro Omni brush aren’t removable, leading to hair that I’ve not been able to pull out of the brush. It’s not a big drawback, but I do wonder if it will lessen the life of the roller brush in the long run.
The increased suction also means the vacuum itself is somewhat loud, especially when you select a higher suction level in the app. It is also loud when auto-emptying from the vacuum to the dock. Even though I’m used to the noise, it might bother some people.
Just like the mop, you can customize how often the robot will return to empty the vacuum’s dust bin into the bag on the dock. Every 15 minutes is a pet mode, and you can select 30, 45, or 60 minutes as well.
Should You Buy the Eufy X10 Pro Omni?
TheEufy X10 Pro Omniis one of the best robot vacuum and mop combinations I’ve used at any price tag. It’s absolutely worth its $799.99 retail price.
Even though the floors of my house always seem to accumulate pretty much anything you’re able to imagine with kids and dogs that can’t stop shedding, a few passes with the Eufy X10 Pro Omni and everything looks sparkling clean. And it does all that with limited maintenance required. It’s a winner.
