Quick verdict
eufy Omni E28 Review 2026: The Robot With a Detachable Deep Cleaner
The eufy Omni E28 does something no other robot vacuum attempts: its FlexiOne portable deep cleaner detaches from the robot for spot-cleaning stairs, upholstery, and car interiors — then docks back onto the robot to recharge and self-clean. Around that headline feature, eufy built 20,000 Pa turbo suction, a HydroJet roller mop that self-cleans 6 times per second, and a full all-in-one station. Ranked #15 in Robotic Vacuums on Amazon, it is eufy’s most ambitious robot and the most versatile cleaning system in this roundup.
Key features
- FlexiOne detachable portable deep cleaner — detaches for handheld-style spot cleaning of stairs, furniture, and tight spots.
- 20,000 Pa turbo suction — among the strongest suction ratings available.
- HydroJet roller mop — self-cleans 6 times per second during mopping for consistently clean floors.
- DuoSpiral detangle brushes — twin spiral brushes resist hair wrap.
- CornerRover edge arm — extends to sweep edges and corners.
- All-in-one station — self-emptying, mop washing, water refilling, hot air drying, detergent dispensing, and wastewater storage.
- Smart dirt detection — targets dirtier areas with extra passes.
- Matter + voice control — Matter support plus Alexa/Google voice commands.
Who it’s for
The Omni E28 is for homes where the robot can’t go: multi-story houses with carpeted stairs, households with upholstered furniture that needs regular attention, and car owners who want one system for everything. The FlexiOne attachment genuinely extends the robot’s value beyond floors. Beyond that, it suits anyone wanting maximum suction (20,000 Pa) plus a self-cleaning roller mop, and smart-home builders who appreciate Matter support.
What to watch out for
The FlexiOne is innovative but adds complexity — it’s another component to maintain, and its cleaning performance depends on you using it. The all-in-one station is large and feature-dense. As a newer, more complex product, long-term reliability data is thinner than for eufy’s simpler models. The wastewater storage is convenient but needs emptying on schedule to avoid odor. And while 20,000 Pa is impressive, real-world pickup depends on the whole airflow system, not the number alone.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Detachable deep cleaner for stairs and upholstery
- 20,000 Pa turbo suction
- HydroJet roller self-cleans 6x per second
- Complete all-in-one station with wastewater storage
- Smart dirt detection
- Matter support
- CornerRover edge arm
Cons
- FlexiOne adds maintenance complexity
- Newer product with less long-term data
- Large station footprint
- Wastewater tank needs regular emptying
Frequently asked questions
What is the FlexiOne deep cleaner?
A portable cleaning module that detaches from the robot for spot-cleaning stairs, upholstery, car interiors, and tight spaces, then re-docks to recharge and self-clean.
Does the roller mop stay clean?
The HydroJet roller self-cleans 6 times per second during mopping, so it maintains a clean mopping surface throughout the run.
Is 20,000 Pa the strongest suction here?
It matches the highest suction ratings in this roundup — excellent for carpets and pet hair, though brush and airflow design matter too.
Can it clean stairs by itself?
No robot vacuum climbs stairs — that’s exactly what the detachable FlexiOne is for: you use it by hand on stairs and upholstery.
Does it support smart home platforms?
Yes — Matter support plus Alexa and Google Assistant voice control.
Price and availability
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