A new updated robot vacuum from Eufy, does it really live up to its claims?

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Anker have released yet another upgraded, updated, all singing and dancing robot vacuum to their range. The Omni Eufy E35. This new shiny version offers cleaning power competitors don’t and comes in at an affordable price under £1000. Yet does it deliver on its promises?

I spent a month finding out.

The Anker Eufy E35 Omni Robot Vacuum Review

Name: Anker Eufy E35 Omni Robot Vacuum Review
Item: Anker Eufy E35 Omni Vacuum
Author: Martina Mercer

One trait I’ve always loved about Eufy is how they listen to their customers. They review all feedback and constantly innovate to make their products better. Not only better than the model they released before but better than any competitor too. They understand the sticking points and solve the problems. This is what they’ve done with the Eufy E35.

If you look up any Omni robot vacuum you’ll see the pain points:

Dirty water being recycled across the floor with the mop
Massive avoidance of obstacles leaving huge patches untouched
Not reaching the sides near the skirting boards, kick boards
Minimal charge time
Loss of suction

I experienced none of these pain points and was delighted that the Eufy E35 managed to remove a pink syrup stain under my kitchen worktop that the mop couldn’t.

It seems to hug the floor but on carpet it doesn’t leave tire tracks. It doesn’t on solid floors either. I have tiled kitchen floors, made of stone, the grout is deep. The Eufy E35 managed this undulating landscape with ease.

You can see every spec you need on the Anker website but for now, just know, you don’t have to spend thousands to enjoy a super clean home without lifting a finger. The E35 delivers on every promise and like the Duracel bunny just goes and goes.