Almost 40% has come off eufy’s newest self-cleaning robot vacuum overnight, and it’s the one with the roller mop.
The machine in question is the eufy C28 Omni, which Amazon has cut from £649 to £399 in its early Black Friday sale, a £250 saving on a robot vacuum and mop that only launched this year with eufy’s new HydroJet roller design.
The eufy C28 Omni was £649 yesterday. Today it’s £399 in an early Black Friday deal
With a self-cleaning HydroJet roller mop and 15,000Pa suction, the eufy C28 Omni is down to £399 at Amazon, saving you 39%.
Before today, every discount the C28 Omni had received since August stopped at £450 or higher, so this is the first time in at least three months it has dipped below £400, and the gap to its next-best price is a meaningful £51.
The money also buys a different way of mopping, as the HydroJet roller is fed by 24 water ports and cleans itself nine times a second while it moves, with a built-in scraper sending grime to a separate tank and away from your floor.
Paw prints and spills lift away under 1kg of downward pressure, so the kitchen gets scrubbed rather than smeared. Underneath, the DuoSpiral brush deals with the hair those paws leave behind, handling strands up to 30cm long without wrapping around the roller.
Long-haired dogs and cats are covered on carpet too, where the C28 Omni automatically raises its suction, which peaks at 15,000Pa, to pull fur, dander and kibble crumbs from the fibres, and lifts its mop 10.8mm so short-pile rugs stay dry.
Back at its base, the all-in-one station takes over the chores that would otherwise fall to you, emptying dust into a sealed 3L bag, washing the roller, drying it with hot air to stop mould and collecting the dirty water on its own.
Getting there and back is handled by iPath 2.0 LiDAR navigation, which maps multiple floors and steers around obstacles 3cm and up, from toys to pet bowls, without relying on a camera, so your home stays private.
For a home with pets and hard floors, the eufy C28 Omni now pairs a self-cleaning roller mop, tangle-free brushes and a station that handles the upkeep with a £399 price, putting £250 back in your pocket before Black Friday.
