Robot Vacuum Omni E35 by eufy
The Anker eufy Robot Vacuum Omni E35 is equipped with HydroJet™ self-cleaning mopping capabilities and a massive 35,000 Pa turbo suction power to remove dirt, dust mites and debris from deep within carpets. AeroTurbo 2.0 multi-cyclone filtration system separates more fine dust before it reaches the filter media, helping maintain suction performance over time.
Manufacturer : eufy by Anker Innovations
Date Certified: 2026-08-05
Test Protocol ID: 03-09
Cert. Number: AAFC: 2096/26/03/09/2155
What are the product's features?
The HydroJet 2.0 Self Cleaning Roller Mop features a self-cleaning roller mop that applies 16N of constant downward pressure. The mop is washed with 140-degree F hot water and dried with hot air, creating a healthy cycle with zero residue and zero odor.
The new "Heavy Stain Deep Mop" mode runs a three-phase algorithm — saturate, soak for up to 20 minutes, then scrub — removing dried-on messes.
Certified asthma & allergy friendly® for families with kids and pets
Featuring powerful 35,000Pa suction, the asthma & allergy friendly® certification testing found the E35 Omni reduces dust mite and cat allergens by up to 98% on carpets and 99.9% on hard floors.
DuoSpiral™ Detangling Brushes and Corner Coverage
The DuoSpiral™ Detangling Brushes drive hair outward during rotation. During auto-emptying, the brushes reverse to pull accumulated hair into the dust bag for zero-tangle maintenance.
The CornerRover™ True Corner Coverage system extends the side brush and the roller mop outward on wall detection, achieving 5 millimeters or less of wall clearance. A lateral line laser scans recessed kickboard geometry and controls the approach angle, reaching areas that ordinary robots physically cannot access.
Night-Vision Obstacle Avoidance
For households that schedule cleaning overnight, AI.See 3.0 uses an RGB camera paired with an auto-activating smart LED and side line laser, recognizing over 280 objects while avoiding detected hazards.
Does the product come in different sizes or colors?
No