The Eufy 3-in-1 Robotic Vacuum wants to be the only vacuum you’ll ever need

Robotic vacuum cleaners have been on a roll over the past few years, at least when offering something truly amazing. Sure, there is That robotic vacuum with an armBut this only does one thing. Eufy’s newest robot vacuum, which debuted at CES 2025, is a three-in-one device. The company calls it, in fact, the Eufy Clean E20 or Robot Vacuum 3-in-1. It’s three devices in one: a robot vacuum, a handheld vacuum, and a cordless vacuum. The form factor you use it in depends on the mess you have.

The Eufy Clean E20 is a “basic” vacuum cleaner that has different attachments, one of which is a robot body. It starts with the base station, which houses a large 350ml dustbin with an accompanying self-emptying system to eject the robot once it has done its duty. Then, when you need to clean something or turn on the vacuum to freshen up, you can take the heart out of the base station and attach it to one of the other accessories, turning it into an easy-to-use upright vacuum or hand vacuum. The choice is yours alone.

Eufy, which is owned by Anker, and has its own mix of wild and weird gadgets that can do things, describes this as the vacuum cleaner you need. The E20’s suction power is up to 30,000 Pa in stick or handheld vacuum mode and up to 8,000 Pa in robot form. (Typically, robot vacuums don’t suck as much as regular upright vacuums.) And since the “core” of the vacuum is the same between the attachments, the suction prowess remains similar.

Since Anker is a battery company, this robot vacuum has some battery versatility to show off. The Eufy Clean E20 battery enables cleaning for up to 180 minutes on a full charge. Then it takes about 2.5 hours to fully charge. Eufy claims that the E20 juices up to 40% faster than its competitors.

The Eufy Clean E20 costs $560 for the entire package, which is about the same price as many mid-range robot vacuums. The difference is that this is three in one. It’s available for pre-order this month and will start shipping in February.

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