While robot vacuums have long been able to vacuum and mop by switching modes, we’ve never seen anything like what Eufy has brought to CES 2025. The Eufy E20 isn’t just a robot vac — it’s a three-in-one vacuum cleaner that can take on completely different roles in your home depending on what you’re cleaning.
The E20 module, winner of a CES 2025 Best of Innovation award, starts as a combo charging station. Attached is a robot vacuum that can reach 8,000Pa in suction power and uses Eufy’s iPath system with laser detection to notice objects as small as 15 millimeters and track a course around the room. That’s high suction compared to many robot vacuum models (except for some of the highest-end Roborocks), and Eufy credits its “five-level” suction system that helps prevent clogs to maintain suction as the vacuum continues to work.
Eufy promises speedy charging modes and powerful suction for its E20 all-in-one.
The E20 a fast charger too, able to fully charge a drained battery in 2.5 hours, which Eufy claims is 40% faster than competing robot vacuums. Eufy reports the E20’s battery life is rated at 180 minutes. The bot will return to automatically empty debris into the station (Eufy states the 350mL/12oz bin is large enough to last for 75 days without needing to be emptied, although that sounds awfully optimistic to us).
However, if you want to do spot cleaning or tackle a larger cleaning job, you can break out the E20’s lightweight, cordless stick vac mode, which greatly boosts the suction power to 30,000Pa. That allows you to clean sudden messes, deeper-down dirt/hair and spots that a robot vac just can’t reach, like your stairs.
But there’s a third mode, too: The E20 can also turn into a handheld vacuum with the same suction power as the stick vac. That allows you to spot clean furniture, drapes, pet beds, crumb-covered counters and similar areas. Pack it back into the charging stations when you’re done and the bot can take over floor duties.
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Switch to cordless E20 modes for spot cleaning while letting the robot handle the rest.
Another interesting point for the Eufy E20: You don’t have to wait long to get one. Presales are open as of January 6th, 2025, including a 100-day free return window if you don’t like it, and the E20 will launch fully on February 10th, priced at $549.99.
Most robot vac users have to keep a separate vacuum around for tougher jobs anyway, so combining all necessary vacs you need into one module makes a lot of sense. If those suction and battery numbers prove accurate in real-world testing, Eufy may have a top all-home cleaning kit for buyers who want a full replacement.
Take a look at our other discoveries and top picks from CES 2025 here.
