eufy Review

The Eufy E25 Omni is a very capable hybrid, delivering good vacuuming and impressive mopping performance for a reasonable price. It's easy to use, needed very little intervention to complete its tasks and, while it couldn't quite produce the edge cleaning I'd like, it's still a very solid buy – and especially if you pick one up during one of the regular deals. £599 at Amazon £599 at Amazon(Black) £599 at Eufy £608.99 at Eufy(Black)

eufy’s Permanent Outdoor Lights S4 surprised me with a well thought through installation, app control, customization and just sheer amount of color and coverage. I actually went ahead and bought their Outdoor Spotlights for the palm tree in the front yard and their E22 Permanent Outdoor Lights for another use case based on the experience with the S4 lights and my existing use of eufy’s smart door locks.

A very clever security camera, the EufyCam S4 combines a 4K wide-angle fixed camera with a dual-lens pan-and-tilt camera. Individually, this set-up lets you cover a wider area (think of them as two individual cameras); together, they combine, with one giving an overview of events and the other automatically tracking and zooming. Offline recording means no ongoing costs, while integrated object detection reduces alerts. My one minor complaint is that the captured video feed slightly compresses the 4K feed, but hopefully that will be addressed in a future firmware update.

The eufyCam S3 Pro 2-Cam Kit impressed and delighted me in equal measure thanks to ease of use, features and functionality. Ease of use extends from set-up to installation to use and control with the app. The detection modes and image quality are also impressive, as are the night vision modes. It’s not the cheapest security system out there, but it’s still pretty good value, and it doesn’t require a subscription. $369.98 at Eufy $419.99 at Amazon $419.99 at Amazon $419.99 at Crutchfield

The Eufy S4 Max impresses in the test as a powerful, privacy-friendly surveillance system for demanding private users and small businesses. The combination of 16-megapixel cameras, precise AI detection and local storage ensures razor-sharp images, reliable motion detection and full control over your own data – without any cloud or follow-up costs. Setup is straightforward thanks to the PoE connection, but can also take quite a long time depending on the location and individual requirements for largely wireless optics.

The Eufy PoE Turret Security Camera E41 delivers dependable, subscription-free security with crisp video and smart detection, but only if you’re willing to commit to Eufy’s wired ProSecure NVR system. It’s a strong option for homeowners ready to go beyond Wi-Fi cameras.

The eufy Robot Vacuum 3-in-1 E20 is a versatile bot that can triple up as both a handheld and stick-vac. It can't mop your floors, but that's about the only thing it doesn't do, and all for less than $600.

The eufy Omni E28 is a reliable enough robot vacuum that cleans hard and carpeted floors very well, but the real reason to consider buying one is the unique base station that can split into a portable deep cleaner, which is great for getting tough stains out of carpets. It isn't the best robovac in isolation, but the combo means you get a lot of cleaning power for the price tag.

Eufy FamiLock S3 Max brings together a smart lock and video doorbell together into a single package. Along with a PIN pad, the smart lock feature palm vein authentication biometrics. After enrolling, you’ll just place your palm around 4 inches away from the scanner at the top of the smart lock. It also features a video camera that can sense motion when anyone comes near your front door. On the inside, a large screen will show you who is at the door without the need for an app or smart display. 

The Eufy E15 Lawn Mower is a robot lawn mower that can tackle the dirty job of keeping your grass looking great. Able to mow an area of up to 0.19 acres, the mower takes just a few minutes to set up—all it needs is a Wi-Fi signal. There’s no need to worry about burying wires or using an external antenna to pick up a GPS signal. You can easily adjust how much the mower cuts and even access a live camera feed from the mower using the companion app.

The Eufy Omni E28 Robot Vacuum is an all-around way to keep your home clean. Along with a mop and vacuum, the system also features a portable spot cleaner that can be detached from the dock and used to clean messes on furniture, stairs, and other fabrics around the home. The  vacuum features up to 20,000Pa of suction to help keep floors free of dirt and debris. The mop rotates 180 times per minutes with 1.5kg of downward pressure to tackle difficult stains. 

This revolutionary at home UV printer allows you to create 3D textured prints on more than 300 materials. With hands-free cleaning and auto-positioning, you can easily create high quality projects. 

The eufy Robot Vacuum 3-in-1 E20 excels at hands-off cleaning while offering the flexibility to handle tricky areas manually. It’s easy to set up, works seamlessly across different floor types, and requires minimal upkeep. Its thoughtful app, strong suction, and low noise level make it well suited for daily use in busy households. A few small design quirks aside, it’s an excellent all-around solution for modern home cleaning.

The Eufy Floodlight Camera E340 offers an impressive mix of sharp dual-lens video, responsive motion tracking, and smart floodlighting—all without a subscription. With smooth app integration and reliable performance, it’s an excellent smart security choice for anyone looking to monitor outdoor areas like pools, patios, or driveways. Its few limitations are outweighed by how well it performs day and night.

The FamiLock S3 Max stands out as a dependable and innovative smart lock that balances biometric precision, durability, and smart home integration. While its interior display could be smoother, the lock’s overall design and daily performance make it a strong contender for homeowners looking for a modern, secure upgrade.

The Omni E28 combines intelligent design with strong performance to make floor care much easier. Its combination of suction power, mop performance, mapping accuracy, and automation allows it to fit seamlessly into daily life. While the price is higher than some alternatives, the range of features and reliable results make it a valuable addition for households that want a dependable, low-effort cleaning solution.

Considering all that this machine can do, is the eufyMake E1 worthy of investment? I’d say it is a resounding yes, but only if printing on materials other than paper is useful, which sounds obvious. If you are an artist looking to sell prints in a novel way, or a maker looking to sell a variety of designs and customisations, then this is a no-brainer. eufyMake says it is a business in a box, and they are right. It performs really well, every time. It pretty much looks after itself too, so very little by way of regular maintenance is needed, and each print is cheaper than using a UV printing service.

The Eufy Lawnbot E15 ditches boundary wire and unsightly RTK receivers, using cameras and AI to automatically map your lawn, avoid obstacles and navigate for cutting. It's the fastest, easiest robot lawn mower to get started with, and the app allows customisation that other camera-based robots don't have. With excellent obstacle avoidance and generally very good cutting, this robot works perfectly in most suburban gardens. It did struggle with a bumpy lawn, and those with complicated layouts (or who want to take control) may prefer an RTK-based robot where you create the map.