At CES 2025, I lost my mind because E made E20. Robot vacuum design It has been delayed for the past few years, but this is something I have never seen before, a lovely robot space has three functions in one! Run it as a regular robotic vacuum cleaner to map and pick up your home. When it is done, remove it out of its home and use it as a wireless vacuum cleaner or foot vacuum.
There are many things like Eufy E20. It has a significant compact footprint, reasonable price and design issues that it solves is very impressive. After a few weeks of testing, I can admit its ingenuity while also acknowledging that this is a device designed only to clean light. It only works as well as a professional, heavy vacuum cleaner, or Dyson Stick Deacuum. And that is good.
Small Perfection
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The first thing you realize is, in contrast to other housing stations, the E20 is very small. I measured it at a height of 14 inches, 17 inches long and 15 inches wide, almost no bigger than the vacuum robot itself. The basis is a simple autonomous tremor, not a giant factory containing clean and dirty water tanks like high -end models. It is very easy to open the box, set and turn on.
Robot vacuum machine connected to the Clean E made (iOSThen Android). To start using it as a robotic vacuum cleaner, connect it to the application and then place it on a map running around your home. It uses a laser guide system, so no camera supports anyone who is wandering in taking photos of your butt and sending them to Mexico or storing them on the device.
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On the other hand, a laser guide navigation system rather Exactly like a number of other navigation systems that I have tested, such as camera navigation or localization and mapping simultaneously. It avoids clever obstacles and mapping my room is relatively accurate, but when I assign the task of cleaning only one room at once, E20 sometimes leaves a dirt on the border of the room. . It also takes a few times trying to find out that I created an area without going.